The Pulaskian., 1921-12-01

noon Tn this way. Every one enJoyeu the visit so much that we came away resolved to go again, for by such ln- spiration we grow stronger spiritually and in trying to help others less for tqnate one is always helped oneself.
 After relating the afternoons ex- periences at the League Sunday night, and a suggestion being made that an entertainment be given for the beneht of this little invalid boy, the League voted to include the League Thank offering," amounting to S8.40, in with the proceeds from the entertain ment and provide a more comfortable room for the child through the win ter, as it is absolutely impossible tor him to be out in inclement weather. Those making this trip were MT. and Mrs. John Dixon and children, Edgar and Thelma Dixon, MT. and Mrs. AL fred Wright and son J. D., Esther and Margaret Dixon, Marie and Agner Miller. Daisy and Fannie Rose Purtle, Miss Bessie Boehm, Lucy Dulin, Mayme Peil, Roy, Marshall and Tommie Johnson, Eustace Wright, Kayanaugh Mason, Chris and Dewey Rauch, Allen and Marie Hing, kath- leen Miller and Curtis Williams.
 Pete Brooks has returned to Texas after an extended stay in Arkansas.
 Mrs. Brooks is spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. J. N. Wright.
 Earl Fiser left Thanksgiving after noon for Russellville, for visit with relatives and friends.
 Born-To Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Morton of Little Rock, November l3, a daughter, Helen May Mrs. Nor ton is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Foyle and formerly lived here.
 Miss K atie Foyle and Inez Gather visited Hattie Lee and Annie Lou Waller Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs, Ed Dixon and chil- dren, Allen and Susie, visited rela- tiyes in the city Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. Hoekstra and daughter, Jewel Margaret, called to see Dr. and Mrs. C. K. Mason of Lit tie Rock Sunday afternoon.
 Will Radcliffe had the misfortune to lose one of his barns by fire Satur- day night. It contained farm tools and g tons of hay.
 Misses Hall and Blanche Petty and J. D. Doyle got painfully hurt last Wednesday night as they were return ing from Little Rock some one run into car and knocked them off the road, turning their auto over. People should be more careful how they speed on our public highways, so as not to endanger lives of others who happen to be on the roads.
 Mrs. A. Wright and children, Miss Velma and J. D., and Mrs. John Dix on and daughters, Misses Thelma and Marjorie, called on Mrs. T. Hoekstra Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. John M. Dixon is chairman of the Red Cross membership and sale of Christmas seals in this neighbors hoodx Mrs. Lee Zuber and Miss Ida Hoekstra are her assistants.
 Dr. and Mrs. Lee Zuber, Edgar Dixon and Myrtle Hall went pecan hunting Thanksgiving afternoon, but did not have much luck on account of the rain.
 Mrs. John Dixon and daughters, and Marjorie, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Herbert Reames visited Mir. and Mrs, J. F. Cloar Friday.
 Lee Cloar of Pine Bluff spent the weekend with his cousins, Edgar, Walter and Allen Dixon.
 Rev. Barry and wife of Carlisle spent Saturday night with E. W. Dixon and family.
 Little Fred Edgar Brown suffered a very painful, but not serious, acci- dent to his head Thursday. In run ming at school, he fell, striking his head against a post Three stitches were required to close the incision.
 Mrs. L. A. Miller and Mrs. John Dixon visited Mrs. Dawson King and Mrs. Mary Crook of West Little Rock afternoon.
 Our singing school will close Sat urday night, Sunday night after League the class will have a Song Service, to which everyone is invited.
 This is visiting day at our school, and Rev. Jack Taylor will lecture to the children and their parents. We hope the parents of the children will all be there. Visiting Day. has only recently been inaugurated in our school, and it is hoped it will ep, the parents to visit their -abAol af