The Pulaskian., 1921-10-27
SWEET HOME NOTES.

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 There was a large attendance at the services Sunday at Primrose Chapel at Granite Mountain Springs for laying the corner stone and dedi- cation. The sermon was preached by Rev. James Thomas of Little Rock, and the pastor of Primrose, B@. Jordon, said the services for the lay ing of the cornerstone. Music was given by the choir of Highland Meth odist church of Little Rock. Mrs. Will Henniger sang a solo. Dinner was served on the grounds. In the afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Rev. Philip Cone Fletcher preached A silver communion set was presented to the church by Mrs. J. P. Waldenberg and Mrs. Oscar Chinn, in memory of their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jason Sowell. Little Marjorie Jean Dorrough pre- sented the church a silver baptismal cup in memory of her great grand father, MT. Geo. Pye. Little Jean was baptized into the church Sunday.
 Protracted meeting started Sunday night at Primrose chapel by the pas tor, Bro. Jordon, assisted by Bro. Barry of Carlisle, and Bro. Curtis Williams of Bryant
 Bro. Jordon, Bro. Barry and Bro. Curtis Williams were dinner guests of P. A. Dulin and family Tuesday.
 John Ray of Griffithsville spent Monday with W. P. Dixon and fam- fly.
 Bro. Barry and wife are stopping at the home of Ed Dixon while Bro. Barry is helping with the protracted meeting at Primrose.
 Miss Lucy Dulfn had chill Mon- day.
 Mrs. John M. Dixon and Miss Fan nie Rose Puytle made business trip to the City of Roses Monday.
 Miss Pearl Hollinhead of Carlisle spent the weekend with Miss Irma Dixon.
 Miss Erna Dixon and Miss Annie Marie Miller have gone to Chatta- nooga, Tenn, as maids of honor, with the sponsor of Omar R. Weaver Camp, Mrs. Younts.
 Misses Ceorgie and Lonia Roberts spent the weekend with Mrs. T. D. Jacks.
 Miss Marie Hing is staying with her aunt, Mrs. Henry Cloas, who is very sick.
 Geo. Pye had the misfortune to fall from hay wagon Saturday morning and break his left arm be- tween the elbow and shoulder.
 Allen Hing has been sick now for several days.
 Miss Irma Thomas spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Ida Hoekstra.
 Miss Margaret Dixon, who is teach ing at Mabelvaie, spent the weekend with her father, W. P. Dixon.
 Mrs. Neal McCracken and son, Woodrow, spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. J. Sg Fancher.
 uCiC Wdo Soou dttCuudhiCC al C. E. Sunday might. Wilson Crow was the leader; subject, Knowing About God" Ps. 13o:l-l2. Mrs. J. J. Thomas is the leader for next Sun- day night; subject, Applying the Golden Rule Today Matt. 7:l2.
 Mrs. ]. A. Csow spent Monday aft ernoon with Mrs. T. Hoekstra.
 Miss Violet Jacobson called on Miss Myrtle Hall Sunday afternoon.
 Misses Fife McCracken and Helen Fancher were supper guests of Mrs. J. A. Crow Sunday night.
 Miss Helen gFancher spent last Thursday night with Miss Carrie Law ley of Little Rock.
 ,Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin, OctobeF23, daughter. They live on Mir. H. E. Casey's place.
 Most everyone is through digging sweet potatoes. Now we'll be very glad to get good rain, as it is aw- fully dry and dusty.
 Mr. and Mrss Ben Boone visited friends at Hensl9y Sunday.
 Mrs. B. B. Bfpwn's mother, Mrs. Walden, and h& aunt, Mrs. Whit tle, and son of Aus, called Saturday