The Pulaskian., 1921-09-22
SWEET HOME NOTES.

i z###* < Sweet Home Community Club met 1 Friday at the club house. Twelve members were present. They held an all-day meeting, in the forenoon ] quilting a quilt, and in the afternoon l the club meeting was called to order ] bv the president, Mrs. ]. M. Dixon. After all business was attended to, i the ladies practiced on the play, The Spinster's Return, ; which they will give on the second night of the fair. Miss Minnie Allen and Miss Foster were present.
 Mrs. ]. NJ. Dixon and Miss Esther Dixon attended the cooking contest at high school last Thursday. Miss Dixon won the $500 in gold for the best peach short cake, and l2-pound i sack of flour for biscuits.
 Wilson Crow spent several days last week in Hot Springs.
 There was large attendance at Christian Endeavor Sunday night. Vergie Boone led the meeting in Wal ter Miller's place. He was unable to attend as he had the misfortune to stick nail in his foot last Friday evening. Miss Marie Hing is the leader for next Sunday. Subject, ssSoufb American Missions" Ps. 2:l8.
 Mrs. Alfred Wright entertained with a theatre party at the Kempner last Tuesday afternoon. Those who attended were: Mrs. J. NJ. Dixon, Mrs. H. E. Casey, Mrs. T. Hoekstra and Mrs. T. D. Jacks and son, Victor
 Mrs. A. " and Mrs. B. B. Brown called on Mrs. Fiser last Wednesday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Dixon called on Mr. and Mrs. Will .Ratcliff Sunday afternoon.
 Misses Esther and Irma Dixon and Clint Huffstettler went to Pine Bluff Sunday to the dedication of the new Methodist church.
 Lige Thomas has added a new porch to his house.
 Little Misses Pauline and Bernice Atwood of Little Rock spent the weekend with Mrs. Ben Boone.
 John Gibson and sons are building large dairy barn and milk house.
 Mrs. J. M. Dixon and Mrs. L. A. Miller called on Mrs. George Pye and Mrs. Fiser last Wednesday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Pye and chil- dren and Mr. and Mrs. Argus Avery and children attended the picnic at Levy last Friday.
 Messrs. Pete Brooks and Jamie fulbright were callers at T. Hook stra's Sunday afternoon.
 Those from here attending school in Little Rock this year are: At Senior High-Misses Agnes Miller, Lucy Dulin, Ida and Selma Hoekstra, Fife McCracken and Virgil Boone, Walter Dixon, Gordon and Billy Brown, Herbert Wright and Wilson Grow. Junior High-Kathleen Miller, Thel- ma Dixon, Susie Casey and Theodore Hoekstra. To Parham- Hattie Crow and Wietsche Hoekstra and Ruth King.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Fancher and children motored to Green Forest Saturday to spend some time with Mrs. Fancher's parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Ramsey.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. N. Wright took dinner Sunday with their daughter and family, Mrs. T. D. Jacks.
 Miss Callie Casey spent Sunday with Miss Hattie Crow.
 J. M. Dixon had the misfortune to lose fine mule last Friday from getting overloaded.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Cloar spent Sunday with their sister and family, Mrs. A. 0. Hing.
 The farmers have most of their hay put up and are picking cotton. It will soon be sweet potato digging time.
 It is time for everyone to get ready for the fair, as October will soon be here. We want Ironton, Ivy Chapel. Landmark, Granite Mountain, Earl Frazier, Wrightsville and Pfeifer school to join in the fair. Ironton won first prize last year. Some of the other neighborhoods should try harder this year. Every one should try to make this fair a much larger and better fair than ever before. so l ] !