The Pulaskian., 1921-04-07
SWEET HOME.

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 The club ladies will give play April Is, at the Community Club House. Everybody is invited, so be sure and come. Fill the house full. The club ladies have purchased a piano for the club house.
 There will be Spinsters' Conven- ton by the Community Club Friday, beginning at 7::30 o'clock. Come to the Sweet Home Community House and see the women of the club trans formed to beautiful. Prices of ad- mission, 35 and IS cents.
 Bro. Berry preached at Piney Grove Sunday, both morning and night, to a large attendance at both services.
 Wilson Crow led C. E. meeting.
 Miss Minnie Tarpley will lead C. E. next Sunday night.
 The club girls gave box supper Friday night at the school house. The boxes brought them Sl3.50, which will help pay their expenses at Russellville in the summer.
 Russell Douglass returned to his home at Memphis, Tenn, Sunday night, after spending several days here with his aunts, Mrs. Henry Cloas and Mrs. A. o. Hing.
 Miss Irma Thomas was a supper guest of Miss Ida Hoekstra Sunday night.
 Mrs. Whey Meeks and son, Roy, of Tennessee, are here visiting her mother, Mrs. McCracken, and other relatives.
 Will Kinzell of Saline county spent Saturday night with his sister, Mrs. Walter Miller, and family.
 Mrs. Fannie Deimer and sister, Miss Mary Elrod, of Benton, are wis. iting relatives here.
 Miss Irma Thomas and Miss Ida Hoekstra called on Mir. and Mrs. J. ]. Thomas Sunday evening.
 Miss Bessie Beam of Woodson spent Sunday with Miss Blanche Thomas.
 Strawberries are getting ripe. Sev- eral people have sold berries the past week. The cold weather keeps them from ripening very fast.
 Little Lucy Mason Fancher has been very sick few days last week. She is some better at this writing.
 Misses Marie Hing and Lucy Du- lin called on Miss Agnes Miller Sun. day evening.
 Bro. Berry took dinner at T. Hook stra's Sunday, and preached at the Soldiers Home at 3 o'clock, then went to Neal McCracken's for supper. We are all glad to have Bro. Berry visit us often. He Is a very fine preacher.
 Misses Irma, Esther and Susie Dixon and Daisy and Fannie Rose Purtell, and Miss Mary Sue Martin, and Kathleen Miller called on Miss Ida and Selma Hoekstra Sunday evening. Also Louise Hing and Russell Douglass.
 Miss Gladys Parnell and William Mcdaniel were married Saturday night. We wish them many years of happiness.
 Those who called on Mrs. T. Hoekstra the past week were: Ed Dixon and Rev. Rorie, Mrs. Lee Zu- Der, Mrs. Ted Thomas, daughter, Eula May, Miss Irma Thomas, Mrs. A. o. filing, Miss Myrtle Hall, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Crow and daughter, Hattie, Mrs. Neal McCracken and son, Woodrow, Misses Carrie Law ley, Helen Fancher, Fife McCrack- en, Mir. Russell Douglass, Mrs. Will Ratcliff Mrs. Hoekstra has been unable to get around, with rheuma- tism, but is much better.
 Miss Minnie Tarpley took supper with Mrs. A. W. Brown Sunday night.
 Mrs. J. A. Crow and son, Wilson, called on their aunt, Mrs. W. A. Tarpley of Little Rock, Friday night. Mrs. Tarpley is very sick.
 J. N. Wright and sons, Eustis, Hol- lis and Carl, spent Sunday with Mir. Wright's daughter, Mrs. Douglass Jacks.
 Miss Susie Casey entertained some