The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-10-29

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several important constitutional
amendments next week, ought to
bring out a full vote, for surely
everybody is interested in some if
not all of them.
Don't stamp the rooster sunder
the impression that you have voted
for all the amendments, each one
must be stamped separately as
you vote it.
We have held back several hours
from going to press so as to be
able to tell the people Of the par
ish who their next sheriff will be,
the race having been run yester-
day at the second primary. Though
all the returns are not IN, enough
have been received to know that
J. W. Payne has been elected
to fill the unexpired term of j.
w. Freeman deceased.
A number of parishes have had
either Fairs or Dollar or Trades
Day which stimulated the interest
of the people far and near and
we're a great success from finan-
cial, business and SOC ial point of
view.
WHY won't our business people
get together and work out a plan
of some kinda 1t will be to their
interest and draw Natchitochians
closer together in many ways
which is something that our peo-
pie not only need but ne d badly
ami owe to one another.
For the first time in several
weeks The Cinderellas enjoyed a
meeting Wednesday a ftcrnoon
when Miss Elite Levy entertained
the members and a few other
guests most charmingly. A dam
ty luncheon was served and a BUSH
ness meeting was held be fore the
members separated when it W S
decided that meetings would DE
held regularly each week, and
Miss Henri ID. Williams was made
member Of the Club. Miss Mabel
Moore and Mines. Himel and }.
Caspari enjoyed the meeting with
the Club.
The autumn decorations of gor-
peous leaves and wild flowers in
the hall Wed in beauty with the
Paul Neron and Duchess roses
that we're used in the parlors
Thursday afternoon when Mrs. j..
W. Gockarham entertained COM
plimentary to the Round Table
Club and few other guests.
Mrs. d. W. Breazeale won the
handsome first prize, Mrs. I. E.
POLICEMAN the second AID Mrs. j..
5, Stephens the BOBBY. A deli
cious hot course supper was served
! at the conclusion of the game to
! the members and guests who in
Guided Mines. d. w. Breazeale, j.
G.. DeBlieux, Chaffe, CANNON and
Miss Russell.
Nasturtiums in all their glorious
fall coloring were used for decora-
tons Tuesday afternoon when
Mrs. jeff DeBlieux entertained
The Round Table Club most de-
Hlightfully at her comfortable home
on Jefferson street. Mrs. Raggio
won the first prize, Mrs. Sam Hill
the second and Mrs. Chaffe the
| BOBBY, all being beautiful hand
work of the clever hostess. A
dainty salad course followed by
delicious ice cream and cakes was
served to the members and guests
who were, Mines. Wemp, Cocker
ham, Chaffe, j. G. DeBlieux and
IO'Quin.
! An accident occurred Saturday
At noon that narrowly eScai'ed
being IA very serious one, though
it was rather costly.
| Two automobiles collided at the
corner Of Front and st. Denis
streets, andlhe rather slow rate oi
speed at which both cars we're
going, was the only thing that pre-
vented an entire smash up.
i Neither driver blew his horn u,
| he neared the corner. a law that i,
broken hourly by the majority :"
the chauffaurs, and it took only {
second for them to telescope. Til,
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