The Pulaskian., 1921-12-01
SWEET HOME NOTES.

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 The Community Club met at the club house on the 23rd, with eleven members present. The president call ed the meeting to order. It was in deed very busy meeting, going over the work of the past year and making plans what the club will try to do the next year. After all business was at tended to, we were entertained with music and singing by Miss Annie Marie Miller, who played the piano, and Curtis Williams played the vio- lin. The club has library now, so any one in the neighborhood can get good books to read. Mrs. A. Wright is the librarian. The club will meet again on December l.
 There was very interesting pro, gram rendered at Christian Endeavor Sunday night. There was a good at tendance and most every one took part in the meeting Miss Selma Hoekstra was the leader. Subject was; Home Missions, Progress among the immigrants. Mrs. B. B. Brown is the appointed. leader for next Sunday night. Subject: Gods Will in Our Plans. Matt. 6:7-l5.
 Misses Ida and Selma Hoekstra and Irma Thomas spent Sunday with Miss Blanche Thomas. Also Mir. Rudolph Udey spent Sunday there to.
 Mir. Andrew and Walter Dixon and Clint Huffstettler spent Sunday aft ernoon at MT. Dee Gathers.
 The pupils of the primary depart ment of Pine Grove School had a picnic Thanksgiving day in a grove near the school. About twenty little people attended. The morning was spent playing games and at noon a delicious lunch was spread. Unfor- the rain came soon after lunch and all had to return to their homes. The little folks were very much disappointed, as they are quite sure they never had such good time before in their short lives. Miss Fannie Rose Purtle has charge of the primary grades and was assisted in looking after her charges by her sis ter, Miss Daisy Purtle, and the prin- eipal of the school, Miss Bessie Boehne.
 Mrs. John Dixon and daughters spent Thanksgiving afternoon with MT. and Mrs. J. L. Waller of Hol- mans addition.
 Miss Lucy Dulin and Miss Stella Dixon attended box supper at Dex- ter Thursday evening, spending the night with Mrs. Reiff, of Samples, Ark.
 Mrs. s. F. Brown of Little Rock, Mrs. Joseph Brown and son of Los Angeles, Calif., and Geo. Brown of Plainview, visited E. W. Dixon and family Friday.
 Miss Marie Miller, Miss Mamie Peil, Miss Agnes Miller and Curtis Williams were dinner guests of Miss Lucy Dulin Sunday.
 Miss Maggie Elrod is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fred Smith at Douglas vile.
 Douglas Jacks and Jamie Full bright motored to Jacksonville Sun day and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fullbright.
 Dr. and Mrs. Lee Zuber called on Mrs. Mary Pye Crook of Little Rock Sunday afternoon.
 Dr. and Mrs. Lee Zuber called on MT. and Mrs. Joe Pritchet and family of Little Rock Sunday.
 The Board of Control is having rock fence built across the lawn on the Confederate Boulevard, which will add much to the looks of the Home when finished.
 F. Shanks and daughter, Miss Louise. and little sister, called on T. Hoekstra and family Monday.
 John and Helen Fancher are on the sick list at this writing.
 Mrs. Alfred Wright and children and Mrs. John Dixon and daughters attended the American Legion Carni- val' Saturday afternoon.
 Sunday afternoon the Intermediate Senior class of Primrose Chanel M