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GI Ts1pE APARTMENT. Fot-E ROOMS.
lrs ti aad porch. s",os:t! 'r'r. viii Srll for
small cash pa ut.'ut and v~ry reasonable rent
t;'ir"SS Ron 81 l.. star "itc". Ii.
3'I2 ilth ST Nw.-FujE LARGE. I.IGuT.
airy, housekeeping Icons, serc'Hrd IN sleeping
I'or "a. electricity.
"> ",h 81 NEAR II NV DOWNTOWN; T:
and RON Housekeeping apartments. Phone
Columbia ili4. L.
1910 FAIEMoNr- 3 ROOMS AND BATH:
h%aS. he''i.as sg- "i"etF.e.ty. rAon" inelad.d;
.N-r. l3n. TIE HApI.EIGH TILL. OCTOBER
or longer. rooms. hath. kit"ErI-i'.. br'ak-
fast room and iiail. frIr, Ss ration aad oIastrc
light fI-ia.sls.d. Stir 2Is
FOR RENT REASONABLE : Room APART
mat with rsr 81 barn nadcns''lrs rad.
.",,sc" '.t.. Ma. Aliiy NJ, Eoscrs, Saai-
q ROOMS AND BATH, on l4th
St, below Que: reasonable. Nd
dress Box j2S-K. Star Office.
EYE 81 NEAE sard BROOM AND BATH
apt iii Is =, Ssi St M 81, ,i.,S Nsar apartments
?li y ave. Franklin ,ats. Ice
,;2c :Ist ST. NV > GOOD ROOMS. klN,I-
rn"ti" aud bath: ".r Jri,ity. gas ana phone in-
Near 18th and Col. I'd. NV.
BcsRllfuI front h 4. apt. IN mal.ra ant.
hoU>r. h'>t ". i0'atinu: :, ru~ batA;
porch. a.iA.i.; 81. only to party buying fur
nttur" for siIo. can Adam. 2''s
Iith ST. HIGHIANpS-EN1 -rd FLOOR.
r"ams ant ir,'n'" hath; large hack porch;
heat, gas and r.tc. inc.f'd. ;. So tlsatl Ad-
dress Box i'S'R, star otirr Il.
FIVE ROOMS AND GhTH. MAR 18th AND
Colombia rd-. n nrSt t.c,a>~ apartment house:
all outs d. rooms overlooking ib. city ard
Potomac river. rent Sl2l. to one wh" huys
fh' furniture. mus; q" s,rH To bc aDpr,c ated
l.. :. FRiSrnt- l43" -
II YoU ARE I,-lk1NG FOR AN APART
rHeut register with APARTMENT AND HOME
20. ;2s E,ri h4s.
THE ST. MIti;EI. i6th AND RIGGS SITS.
n.w.-uHe 10 fnnr rcntns aud bath. Ready for
occupancy. op,n Tor inspection.
b. +. SAUL CO.
Frank IN '5?3. s3i \. Y. ave. NV.
APARTMENTS FOR BENT
The Chastle.on,
Sixteenth Street at r.
New Addition Now Ready
The r. II. Smith Company,
Exclusive Agent.
Sl5 Fifteenth Street
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SUBURBAN BOARD,

'RIVATE FAMILY will board one or two
hildren: $50 per month. Address Box 27s R.
tar Office. IT,
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NEAR SHERIDAN CIRCLE-BEACTIFULL
furnished residence in exclusive ueighborhood
for the summer; IL rooms = baths. Rent,
$50 per month.
II. l. LEWIS.
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TABLE BOARD.

1904 COLUMBIA ROAD-ESreptional board
best dinner in town. Col. sei2 ls'
900 18th ST NV
Home cooking l1s
1898 CALVERT ST.-De!ightful meals, home
cooking: terms reasonable.
15I7 RHODE ISLAND AVE. W-Iome
cooking. hot bread. good salads; reasonable. IT.
1l15 EUCLID ST.-DelicivuS home cooking:
prepared and served: ron will en-
Joy eating here: congeniai home atmosphere.
ra tes reasonable. Adams 173. lGs
THE TINTERN,
730 18th NV. Breakfast. luncheon. dinner
A la carte and table d'hote service. mys'
1871 ST. E.W.-Excellent meals we'll bal
anced, properly cooked. attractiveIy served,
moderately priced: rooms occasionally. North
1923. Apl6e
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WANTED-ROOMS

SETTLED BACHELOR wants to share some
congenial gen'lemans apartment. Address
BOX 147-S. Star office. IL
TWO YOUNG LADIES want room in private
family. with without board Address Box
1919. Star office. IL
FURNISHED ROOM for one: walking distance;
electricity; state terms. Address Box 167 $.
Stnr office.
without hoard. for 9 young ladies; Petworth
r vicinity preferred Cal OIL 43sa between
and Z. Address Box l6os. Star office.
SINGLE ROOM with gas plate and Ink. privi-
per mo. Address Box 129-S. Star Office. IL
TWO IADIES-Rnom and kitchenette. furnish
ed; rt'a sonahle: near car line. Address BOX
24S Star office. 17s
TWO OR THREE unfurnshed rooms and use
or bath by ladies. in n. ". section. preferably
Box SIR Star office 16s
FURNISHED ROOM wanted by single gentle
man: electric lights only; no gas; state price.
Address Box 274-R. Star Office. 1G'
GENTLEMAN desires NV rom near bath:
electric lights: state terms: references. Ad
dress Box 2I4-R. Star office. To-
ROOM with electric light. neighborhood 18th
Star office. Ice
WANTED-ROOMS WITH BOARD.
and board with nice Catholic family;
not over so q month: permanent. Address
Box SOS. Star Office.
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS with hoard for
two ladies. employed; pleas home desired :
best references. Address Box 99-S. Star Office
lie
Young MARRIED COUPLE desires acsommo-
dat"n with refined family: two meals daily
walking distance from 18th and + sts: write,
giving losation. telephone number and price.
Address Box SIS. Star Office. Il.
ROOM and board in private home in country
suburb: Japanese gentleman. Address Box IS.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

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:. IIKES-I IKES-1 lKES.
Let your next Tire purchase
be Giant Tire, the tire that
gives the user universal salts
faction.
This tire cannot be duplicated
when quality, service and prices
are considered.
We know by past experience
that the Giant Tire renders more
miles per dollar than any other
tire On the market.
II you want to economize and
Evening star., 1921-04-16

CHEVY CHASE-10 ROOMS AND BATHS:
attractively furnished: a MI: S15o per month.
VERMONT AVE NEAR 14th-l3 rooms,
ba tbs; completely furnished suitable for room
ing house: SIS per month.
FILLMORE NEAR 1Sth-Attractve home of
IL rooms. , baths; servants quarters; nicely
furnished; S225 per month.
McKEEVEE & G0SS.
1an. I>ro =. Main A7oo
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1860 MINTWOOD PLACES ROOMS. RATH;
am.i: nicely furnished: S125 per month.
Available May 1st- Inspect mornings and even-
ings Phone Col. 1914. 19s
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HOUSE OR PART OF HOUSE. NICELY FUR
nisiled: electricity. plumbing. furnace, garage,
fruit garden, porches, trees. Seen Sunday.
Take Rockville trolley. ring just after passing
switch 5. Cars stop at door. Phone Rockylue
sew. II
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1878 REIM0NT-12 ROOMS. COMPLETELY
furnished; servants quarters: best residential
section: sos. Would sell. Col. 4sS9 l1s
Evening star., 1921-04-16

SETTLED BACHELOR wants to share some
'ongenial gentleman's apartment. Address
SOx 1f7-S Star office l7s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11

and many orders have already been
placed with the local agent, Mr.. Leh-
man viii be able to show the pubic
the operation through the press when
cuts of the machines arrive from
headquarters Much virtue is claimed
for the device that removes the dirt
and restores the original color OF the
rug through its cleaning process.
Mrs. Ada j. Fulton OF Indiana Har-
for has entered the Moody Bible In
stitute of Chicago to prepare for
Christian work She is a member of
the First Baptist church of Indiana
Harbor
The Herbert Francisco bungalow in
South Magoun avenue has been sold TO
Harry Vaux OF the firm OF Vaux and
Hagel in Chicago avenue. Mr.. and Mrs,
Francisco will scon be leaving to
establish a home at William. MINI.
Their trip has been somewhat delayed
owing to the illness Of Mrs. Francisco
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bochnowski OF
South Barring avenue feel a great debt
OF gratitude to the many ladies giving
so splendid an entertainment at thei.
home Monday evening in which Mrs.
Bochnowski was specially honored in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11

a coming event, The ladies comprise
a political club in which Mrs. Boch-
nowski is interested and tho close
unity of their IDEAS and the affection
in which they regard one of their
members brought about the interest
ing evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. J. Dressens Jr.. of
North Magoun avenue entertained a
party of seven last evening at the
Peter Krill home.
Rev. Arthur H. Mckee, pastor OF the
First Baptist church OF Indiana Har-
Dor. accompanied by Mrs. Mckee. Mrs.
J. w. Brissey Miss Mildred Merrill
and Miss Oma Fix, teachers of the
Washington school and Miss Esther
Brown, associated with the stan of
the Katherine House, are ATTENDING
the annual alumni banquet OF Frank
lin College. in Chicago. this evening,
held at the Citizens Club.
Miss Agnes Stormont. teacher in the
public schools and a party of friends
viewed Mecca" in Chicago Wednesday
evening.
Miss Hllda Axel. teacher in the
Washington nigh school, has return
to her duties after an absence OF few
days occasioned by illness
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11
TtUin City
NeWs Notes

The Indiana Natural Gas 81 OIL c..
supplying East Chicago. will be com
PEELED to shut or the main system
Monday. March IA. 1921. from to 4
p. m. to make necessary repairs.
S-11-2 H. c. HIGGINS, Manager
The Sherwood Music Club met with
Miss Helen Maynes of the Atlas apart
ments yesterday and besides the mem
bers one guest was present, Miss Mar
garet Spencer. Miss Lucille Rhea gave
instructions on the system employed
OF tapping and rythme. A social time
was INDUCED in following the lesson
hour. The next meeting Is with Edgar
Higgins. 4424 Magoun avenue. date OF
March 31st.
Mrs. Wilbur Donnelly OF Grapevine
street received a pleasant surprise
from her neighbors yesterday when
large number prepared dainty edioles
and held party to honor her birth
day. Out OF town guests were tho
Mesdames Stanton. Kelly. Rome and
Currier of South Chicago. Cards fea-
tured the afternoons entertainment.
The John williams family of 5O12
Tod avenue are moving TO Toledo, O.,
to establish their future home.
Inc CohihAltoe u ChetI \ : OA HuHnCSS
for the Junior musicale to be given
under direction OF the department OF
music OF the East Chicago woman's
Club date OF March 21st at the McKin-
ley Auditorium is requesting early re-
port OF tickets sent to members, Re-
init direct TO Mrs. Leila Hascall, Miss
Annette Specter. Miss Mary Davis and
the Mesdames Percy Roberts and H J.
Gilman.
J. B. Lehman OF South Barring avo-
nue. is opening a local office of the
Hamilton Beach Carpet Washer Co. IN
this city. The system cleans rugs
and floor coverings without removing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11
MUST RETURN TO HOSPITAL

George Blood, repairman for the
Northern Indiana Gas a. Electric com
pany. who was injured last September
on state street. Hamm ond, by a New
York Central train, IS e. brother to Mrs
W. Brinkman Of Tod avenue, this city
who announced yesterday that while
recently out OF the hospital will have
to return for more surgical treatment.
and Is doing as we'll as one could under
the circumstances.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11

wife visits here occasionally His trip
brought him here in the Chicago field in
the interests of his enterprise.
w. p. Jordan. Justice of Peace. with
offices in the Calumet building was i'll
for few days this week. Mr. Jordan
is a resident of Hammond.
Mrs. Charles Egbert of Chicago. for
mer resident Of the Twin Cities was
here yesterday spending the ray with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Davis
in North Magoun avenue.
Miss Celia Cohen Of South Magoun
avenue has arrived back from pleasant
visit to Cleveland. Ohio, where she has
been for more than six weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11

Mrs. William Fre1berg of North Olcott
avenue is leaving within a weeks time
for a visit with relatives at New Al
bany. Ind, and points in Kentucky, she
is taking two Of the younger children
with her and expects to be gone a few
weeks spending Easter away
Mrs. w B. Van Horne of Fir street,
has been Ill for the past few days with
tonsilitis.
H. L. OttemeIer was In the city from
Omaha Neb.. for a few days visiting
the homes OF d. w. Dupes Of Fir street
and J. A Armstrong of Grapevine street.
Mr.. Ottemeier is a brother-in-law to the
Mesdames Dupes and Armstrong and his
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11
NEW BUILDING

The Producers Dairy which merged
from the A. A. dairy In 18TH street.
has let contract for the erection OF
a two-story extension building to be
added to the present inadequate es-
tablishment Nick Kruyper is pro-
prietor-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
NEW REPAIR SHOP

Fred D. Marshall and James NJ. Price,
former employees OF the Interstate mill
Of this city and both very well known.
have engaged in business in battery
service and the repairing OF genera
tors and starters. Their place OF loca-
tion Is in the Skinner and williams
garage on Chicago avenue and they
have installed all necessary machin-
cry for present equipment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-11

Every favored creation
10 featured In this superb
variety. VeiourB, Yalama.
Polo Cloth, etc. in the rich
shades. Fashioned IN the
new modes that are ia
vored for their SrnarmeMa.
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29
TIP TOP ITEMS.

+ < X < < < < School is progressing nicely. There are 30 enrolled.
 Miss Annie Box is very i'll with pneumonia.
 Miss Irene King was very sick Sat urday.
 Christmas was very dull around this vicinity.
 Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Box were Sunday callers at her mothers and fathers home, MT. and Mrs. Jim Garvin.
 Mrs. May Jones and Mrs. Nancy Adkins called at the J. T. Box home Sunday afternoon.
 Edgar Price called at the A. H. King home Sunday.
 J. F. Winn is visiting homefolks this week.
 Miss Lena Hall is spending her vacation with homefolks.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Thomas were the Sunday evening callers at the J. T. Box home.
 MT. and Mrs. U. o. Sample and little son, Edward, motored to Lit tie Rock Saturday.
 J. T. Box and Henry Thomas mo- tored to Little Rock Monday on bus mess.
 Harvey Box motored through the Garyin community Sunday afternoon looking for persimmons, but report ed unlucky.
 BROWN EYES.
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29

There will be church every night this week at the Myers school, from the Both to the 31st. There is Sun day school every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and singing every Sun day night at the Myers school
 Miss Mabel Christen is on ten days vacation and is spending it at home.
 Miss Lillian Christen, Beatrice Epps, Master Lloyd Epps and Wal lace Christen went home from Sun day school with little Miss Jewell Schmeckenberger for dinner and then Beatrice and Lloyd Epps came home with Lillian Christen for supper and all went to singing.
 Louie Christen and Miss Gladys Hardcastle, Master Leslie Perrin and Miss Mable Christen motored to Lit tie Rock Sunday afternoon and had supper with their aunt, Mrs. A. Chris ten. HONEY BEE.
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29
 CENTENNIAL PIKE.

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 Santa Claus came to see most ev- eryone in this community and left them a nice supply.
 Miss Eula Braden, who is working in Little Rock spent Sunday with homefolks.
 D. C. McNair spent Christmas at Landmark.
 Mrs. Mary Dobbins had stroke of paralysis last week, but is much better at this writing.
 John Irotter has moved on the Walker place and MT. Walker and family have moved to Wynne.
 Miss Eula Braden and little Marie Braden spent Sunday afternoon with Hattie Mccain.
 The K. K. Klub met with Mrs. Rollo Miller Monday, December %.
 Mrs. o. J. Freeman and family,
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29

his children belong to the same church he did, except one son. Mr. Heard was laid to rest in Pleasant Grove cemetery. Services were con ducted by Rev. Reynolds of Little Rock A large crowd attended the funeral. His grave was decorated with beautiful flowers that showed the love and respect of his many friends. He will be missed in the home and in the community. The community extends it's sympathy to the bereaved family.
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29
BERGER.

< < x x x x * x x
 There was a Christmas tree at the Myers school Christmas Eve which entertained large number of peo- pie.
 Ray Vinson, the teacher, taught the children some fine pieces and they had fine program and some fine music by MT. Comstock and sons.
 There was plenty of fruit of all kinds.
 There was party at the home of MT. and Mrs. Beck December 20. There were present: Martha Beck, Ernest Reck, Louie and Wallace Christen, Lillian Christen, Leslie Per- rin, Mable Christen, Carl Perrin, Sa- die Rambo, Fred Russenberger, Yer nie Mcclure. They played rock and other games, and at 10 o'clock hot lunch was served.
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29

who have been making their home in Little Rock, have moved out on his farm on Nubbin Ridge.
 There was no Sunday school at Friendship Sunday on account of the cold weather.
 Miss Nina Pridmore has been spending few days in Little Rock.
 Miss Imogene Hardcastle, who is working in Little Rock, is spending a few days with homefolks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Mccain spent Sunday with Mrs. McCain's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Rufus Boyd.
 Miss Estelle McNair called on Mrs. Maggie Mccain Sunday after noon.
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29
CATO.

R
 The school had a Christmas tree in the auditorium Friday afternoon, which was real nice. They had a short program before Santa handed out the presents. The school was dismissed for weeks vacation. Sun day was a real cold day, but we had very good attendance at Sunday school. The choir had selected some Christmas songs, which were very appropriate.
 Fred Hogan, who was accidentally shot in the foot in a serenade at Rob- ert Greens, Is still in the hospital, but is doing fine and they think he will soon be able to come home. Miss Ethel Hogan, who is teaching school at Elaine is home for the hol- idays.
 Miss Coga Black, who is teaching at Blackwell, is also home for a few days.
 Miss Mary Estelle Spann, who is in bad health, intends going to the hospital to undergo an operation for appendicitis.
 Jacksonville has been added to the Cato circuit and our preacher, Rev. Geo. W. Hooten, has moved down there.
 Scott Farris and wife from Little Rock came out Saturday evening to see his mother, Mrs. Clemmie Far ris, and stayed until Sunday after noon.
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29
KELLOGG VALLEY WAVES.

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 We'll, Christmas is over and every one had nice time.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ison, and John IT,, were the Christmas guests of her mother, Mrs. Will Ison.
 MT. and Mrs. Oyercash and chil- dren of Little Rock, MT. and Mrs. F. L. Griffin of Shreveport, La, were the guests of Mrs. Ed Wirt Christmas.
 Fla Snow took Christmas dinner with Louise Bryant
 Odell Roberts, Mary Nell Priest and Sister Eileene and James Burton were the supper guests of Irene Wood.
 Ed Herman and children were the supper guests of Mrs. Casey Herman Friday.
 Ed Wirt gave card party for the boys Monday night The winners were Willie Ison and Louie Daven- port.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29

were the Christmas guests of her mother, Mrs. w. A. Snow.
 Joe Schneider, John Hayney and Miss Eva Hammonds of Little Rock and MT. and Mrs. C. M. McVey and family, Willie Isom, E. c. McVey and Bill Jackson were dinner guests at the Priest home Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Snow were the dinner guests at the Snow home Christmas.
 Evelyn Glover spent Christmas with Mrs. c. E. Wirt. Jewel Wirr is also spending the holidays al home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Willie Mitchell and MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Mitchell took Christmas dinner in Little Rock witl Mrs. Phillips.
 Mrs. Cordelia BealI and ehildrer were the guests of Mrs. Willie Mitch ell Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hogan were the aft ernoon guests of Mir. and Mrs. Johr lsom.
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29
HARMONY NO. l.

* # # #
 Harvey Boshears had the mishap of getting his foot burned last week.
 John Mcdonald made a trip to Maumelle Tuesday.
 Mrs. W. S. Tolley and children made trip to Houston last week.
 Aubrey Boyett and Phonie Pow CTS made a business trip to Thorn burg Friday.
 Ruth and Annie Mcdonald called on Lydia Miller Sunday evening.
 Nettie Brooks called at the Me Donald home Sunday morning.
 J. Brown made business trip to Morrilton last week.
 Dessie Boshears made a business trip to Mt. Moriah Thursday.
 Mrs. Davis and daughter Pearl left for home Friday evening, where they will spend a week. Mrs. Davis is our school teacher.
 Bob Boshears was seen passing through our town Sunday.
 Mrs. Zone Boshears called on Mrs. Fannie Boshears Friday.
 Deward Fitzhugh of Maumelle called on Aubrey Boyett Saturday.
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29
LITTLE MAUMEhLE.

X x
 Albert Henigan spent the holidays with his sister, Mrs. Myrtle Grim -mette.
 Miss Bettie Brinkley spent the holidays with her mother and fam fly.
 Miss Callie Grimmette spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Viola Grimmette.
 Mir. King and family are with us again, living on Mrs. Viola Grim mette's place. We welcome these good people to our community.
 Our Christmas tree was quite a success and we do thank the good people for their hearty cooperation in helping us to make it such.
 The good people gave the preacher a pounding Christmas eve night and we certainly thank them all.
 Rev. Walthall filled his regular appointment at Taylor's chapel Sun day.
 A few faithful ones gathered at the church and had prayer services Sunday night Let everyone take part in these services and make next year one of prayer.
 Our quarterly conference will be held at Taylor's Chapel Saturday, January 7, at Il o'clock. Dr. James Thomas, presiding elder, will be with us.
 Mrs. Walthall spent Sunday with Miss Myrtle Brinkley.
 Art Adams and family spent one day last week with Will Cook and family.
 Mrs. A. C. Cook left Monday for Bigelow to spend the week with Mrs. Cassie Wawak.
 Rev. and Mrs. Walthall spent the past week with homefolks at Coy, Ark. DADDY's BABY.
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29
BERGER.

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 Miss Mabel L. Christen entertained a large number of her friends at a birthday party at her home Saturday night, December 10. Games and dancing were enjoyed throughout the night and at II o'clock hot lunch con was served by Mrs. Fred Chris ten and Mrs. A. Winders.
 She received lots of pretty pres ents.
 The guests were MT. and Mrs. Fred Webber, Miss Ophelia Rutledge, Miss Virgie Edwards, Miss Elizabeth Schmutzler, Ewald, Emil and Mortz Schmutzler, Martha, Ernest and Will Peck, Emma, Luna, Grady Cushion, Otto and Ernest Schlizer, Chris Rauch, Maudie and Mir. Gus Chris ten, Vernie Mcclure, Lloyd Epps and Beatrice Fps, Mrs. Leslie and Es- tella, Mrs. A. Winders and Lucille Winders, Fred, Henry Rausenberger: Mack Davis, Carl, Leslie Pearin, Sa- die Rainbow, Edith Mai Mcdonald.
 BRIGHT EYES.
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29
HARMONY NEWS.

$ < t # < We are glad to say we have some new neighbors moving in Mrs. Man dy Martindale of Maumelle, Mir. Will Austin of Jacksonville, and Tender son Boshears of Mt. Moriah.
 J. Mcdonald and son-in-law, Hugh Cook, made a business trip 10 the Pinnacle and Roland Tuesday and Wednesday.
 J. Mcdonald and wife and son spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Emma Smith of Thornburgh.
 The party at Mrs. Martindale's was enjoyed by all who were present.
 Hugh Cook and wife made busi- ness trip to Thornburgh Tuesday.
 Ruth McDanold is on the sick list this week.
 Mrs. Ora Miller has returned home after spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Smith, of Thornburgh. Miss Gertie Rainwater is spending a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. W. ;. Tolley.
 We have been having some fine weather this week.
 Miss Maggie Lee and Edna Brown called on Mrs. Davis Sunday evening. Mrs. Zone Boshears and son, liar vey, and little grandson, Albert Will Hams, made business trip to Ro- land Monday.
 J. H. Boshears and grandson of this place called on his brother, Hen ry Boshears.
 A merry Christmas to all
 JOLLY ANN.
The Pulaskian., 1921-12-29
NORTH POINT.

We are sorry indeed to note the death of Mir. s. W. Heard, which oc. cured in Little Rock December I4.
 He leaves a wife, four sons and four daughters and a number of grand children and other relatives and many friends. He was 72 years of age. He was born and raised in Pulaski coun- ty and had made his home near North Point. He was member of Pleasant Grove Baptist church for many years. He was a loving husband and affec- tIonate father, ever ready to lend a helping hand to his fellowman. He raised highly respected family. All