The Pulaskian., 1921-06-02
SWEET HOME SOUTH.
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 The Little Rock Boys Club gave their play, Officer 666," at the Sweet Home Community Club House Tuesday night, May IF. The entire program was enjoyed by everyone. The boys are to be congratulated up- on their success. Not only did the ladies of the club enjoy the play, but they very much enjoyed entertaining the boys and girls who were in the play. Supper was served to the par ty and one-third of the proceeds were given the boys, as they are working for funds to send delegates to their convention nj New York. We feel sure the teachers and patronesses of the boys club are justly proud of the boys work, and we will be very glad to have them come again.
 MT. and Mrs. Reeder and children, MT. and Mrs. Green, Miss Opal Perry and friends of Ironton attended the entertainment at the clubhouse Tues. day night.
 The Community Club will meet at the clubhouse Thursday afternoon. We hope every member will be pres ent. We are very proud of the fact that we have paid for our piano, and feel encouraged to undertake other things as we are sure we will succeed.
 Mrs. A. E. Avery, Mir. F. Foyle, Lee Cloar, and Marjorie Dixon have been having chills, we do not know what is causing so much malaria this spring, for chills are unusual in our community.
 Madolin Brown is confined to her home with an attack of chicken pox.
 Inez Gather, Ralph Cloar and FL mer Tarpley are recovering from an attack of measles.
 Mir. E. F. Simcox of Parkin, Ark, is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. F. Cloar, and nieces, Mrs. E. W Dixon and Mrs. John Dixon.
 Mrs. H. E. Casey and children spent Thursday with Mrs. Callie Car 7 PNitSA OA ASllt1O INOOhs
 Earle Fizer and Miss Margaret Dixon were callers at John Dixon's Thursday night.
 Mir. John Dixon was burned on the hands and arms Thursday while fighting fire in his milk house. The fire was started by match head fly ing on a raincoat. Mir. Dixon struck a match to light cigar and in so doing the head of the match flew off. He thought 1t went out, so he went on about his work. In few minutes smoke was discovered emerging from the milk house and all hands were turned to fire fighting The fire was soon extinguished by the use of hose and buckets. There was only small damage. The loss of two raincoats from the fire and a window was smashed out to make ah opening for the hose. Mir. Dixon's injuries are not considered serious.
 Tommy and Marshall Johnson were callers at John Dixon's Friday night.
 Miss Maud Hollingshead and Miss Beulah Griffin of Carlisle, were the weekend guests of Miss Erma Dixon. They were entertained by a day in Little Rock Saturday, spent Saturday evening with Mir. and Mrs. John Dixon, Sunday with Misses Esther and Margaret Dixon, returning to Carlisle Sunday afternoon.
 Several members of our church at Mabelvale attended quarterly confer ence at Primrose Chapel Sunday, we are always glad to have our friends come over from Mabelvale, but would rather they would not bring their lunch, for we have found it easier to get we'll acquainted when we visit one another in our homes.
 Dr. Thomas preached to a large and attentive audience at Primrose Chapel Sunday. Two members were received into the church at the close of the service by letter. They were Mrs. W. I. Borough and Mrs. Mar garet Phillips. Quarterly conference was held immediately after preach ing.