The Pulaskian., 1921-11-24
SWEET HOME NOTES.
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aay .+vice' Everyone present took part ~ % tbe service, Several made inter- ln untina talks. Miss Fife McCracken 'as the leader; the subject was ,cod's ss9 Goodness Ps. 34:l-7. Miss ceIma Hoekstra is leader for next Sunday night; subject, Home Mis- .ions Progress Among the Immi- srants, Isa. 53:l-7.
 Mrs. Minnie Elrod and children and Miss Irma Thomas called on ,beir aunt, Mrs. Lige Thomas, last Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Neal McCracken is sick at uiiI little Misses Carrie and Helen Casey and Wietsche Hoekstra spent Sunday with Misses Helen and Velma Wright.
 at q dinner given Saturday evening by Dr. and Mrs. s. F. Junkin of 6l9 Rattery street, Little Rock. Covers wee laid for eight. Those present were Dr. and Mrs. Junkin, Prof. and Mrs Means, Mir. and Mrs. John Dix on and Mir. and Mrs. H. E. Casey. Dr. and Mrs. Junkin are ideal hosts and everyone present spent delight ful evening.
 Our singing school is progressing n;oalv under the leadership of MT. Curtis Williams. We regret exceed ineIy that Mir. Williams had a pre- yious engagement and can only be with us a few more nights.
 A very interesting and impressive league service was held at Primrose chapel last Sunday night, when after the usual service a pageant was pre- sented. Miss Lucy Dulin represent ed the Spirit of Thanksgiving" and the following tableaux were present ed: "The Pilgrims ''The Church" and "The Epworth League" The church was represented by the fol lowing young people: Miss Daisy Purtle, Miss Stella Dixon, Miss Kath- erine Moore, Miss Agnes Miller, Marshall Johnson, Tommie Johnson, Dewey Rauch, Ted Rauch, Herbert Wright and Walter Dixon.
 @The Epworth League was rep resented by the league officers, Mir. P. A. Dulin, Misses Esther and Erma Dixon, Miss Fannie Rose Purtle, Chris Rauch and Edgar Dixon. Mir. Curtis Williams sang very beauti- ful solo, and Misses Mattie Lee and Annie Lou Waller rendered a lovely Thanksgiving duet The program was arranged by Miss Marie Miller.
 John Ray of Griffithville spent the weekend with W. P. Dixon and family.
 Mrs. s. F. Brown and Mrs. Joseph Brown IT,, of Los Angeles, Calif., visited relatives in our community Sunday and Monday.
 Miss Marie Miller was the guest of Miss Mamie Peel Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Boehm spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Rose, of Little Rock.
 Mrs. Alfred Wright, Mrs. John Dixon and Miss Marie Miller at tended a lecture by Dr. John W. Cline of Soochow, China, at the First M, E. Charch, Monday afternoon. The ladies of the church held re- ception after the lecture and every one became acquainted, afterwards refreshments were served. The ladies of First Church know how to give one a hearty welcome, and have the happy faculty of making one feel very much at home
 Mrs. H. E. Casey and daughters, Susie and Callie, and guest, Mrs. Hanna, of Texarkana, called on Mrs. John Dixon Sunday afternoon.
 Rev. ''Jack Taylor" will preach at Primrose Chapel Tuesday night, No vember 2oth. Everyone is most cor .dially invited to hear this famous minister.
 L. A. Miller and E. W. Dixon have recently had Delco Lighting Systems installed in their homes, this makes five homes in our little community being assured of good lights, and the many other conveniences one can have with Delco plant.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Johnston and daughter, Dorothy Lee, spent Thurs day afternoon with T. Hoekstra and family.
 Mir. Rudolph Udey of Alexandria IS visiting his sisters, Mrs. Sam Die mer and Mrs. Ted Thomas.
 Mrs. Ted Thomas and Miss Erma Thomas spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. T. Hoekstra.
 MT. and Mrs. C. C. McClain and