The Pulaskian., 1921-08-04
SWEET HOME NOTES.
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.+**** *** *** *** x r,,srvone was attending the Chau. aa n, last week and did not have
 auq" aa to send in any notes. There
 lllnre llns large attendances at every per s.l Frmance. The Chautauqua was a
 lO,r .ress in every way. We thank our
 sa'' :,n friends for their cooperation. Ths gT,9 Cbautauqua will be here again next year.
 The Sweet Home Community Club .,.t Tuesday. There were l6 mem hsrs lns present, and two new members. D Alter all business was attended to ns voted to not have another meet ;ng % until September 1. Then we com
 msnce nS to practice on the play, ''The Sninster's Return," which will be gyen in October.
 large crowd attended the Chris ian Endeavor Sunday night. Mir. J. T Thomas was the leader. The ap-
 nointed leader for next Sunday night is MT. Vergil Boone. Miss Naomi Graddy of Little Rock has returned home after spending a week with her cousin, Miss Louise Hing.
 Pye, July l9, son. Born-To Mir. and Mrs. Linsley, July l6, son.
 Miss Blanche Thomas spent Sun. day with Misses Lucille and Mildred Miller.
 Mir. Mack Thomas, Mrs. Sam Die mer and children and Harrison Die. mer spent Saturday night and Sum- day with her mother, Mrs. Udey, and family, of Alexander. Miss Erma Thomas spent Sunday night with Misses Ida and Selma Hoekstra. Miss Clara Rauch of Granite Mountain Sprnigs spent Sunday with Miss Marie Hing. Dr. and Mrs. White and children, and Mrs. Fletcher and daughters of Little Rock, and Misses Helen. Fancher and Catherine Diemer of this place, were callers at the home of Mir. T. Hoekstra Sunday after noon.
 Bro. Berry will fill his regular appointment at the Pine Grove Bap- list church next Sunday.
 Miss Margaret Dixon has returned home from Conway, where she has been attending the Normal.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Wright and children called on Mir. ]. Nj. Dixon and family Sunday.
 Mrs. W. B. Cunningham and son, ". B. and Miss Minnie Tarpley spent last Thursday at Hot Springs.
 MT. Edgar Morden and family have moved to Little Rock. We are sorry to see any of our neighbors move away, but 1t will be more con- yenient for Mir. Morden, as he works in town. We wish them success in their new home.
 MT. and Mrs. Fritz Graddy and children and Dr. and Mrs. Villers Of Little Rock called on their cousin and family Sunday, Mir. A. o. Hing.
 There has been some improvement at the club house since the last club meeting. There has been a we'll dug, ventilators put in, and a door put in the south end and a porch put up, also l2 dozen more chairs bought.
 Grandpa Casey has returned to his home at Harrison, Ark, after a months visit here with his son and family, H. E. Casey.
 Lee Cloar spent Saturday night with Willie Thomas.
 Mrs. L. A. Miller and daughter, Winnie, and Susie and Marjorie Dix on spent last Wednesday with Mrs. T. A. Tarpley.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Brown have returned home after a To-day visit with relatives in Oklahoma and Tex as.
 Mrs. Goldman and son and daugh- ter of Keo, spent last Tuesday and Tuesday night with Mrs. Lee Zuber.
 Miss Sallie Heilman of Levy has returned home after a To-day visit with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Pye.
 Miss Fife McCracken is spending a lew days with her aunt, Mrs. Clar-