The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-09-24
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Mrs. T. DIN Hicks entertained
the Cinderellas and a number of
other guests most delightfully."- on
Wednesday afternoon, when the
time was divided in plying needles
and interchanging Of stitches, with
the discussion of a dainty ice cream
and cake course.
The Shreveport Times was SER
enaded Friday by the State Nor
NAL band which has been playing
for the Woodmen recently Oh en-
campment here. The band is an
excellent musical organization and
gives evidence of both training
and talent Times.
The most ideal weather that the
farmers can ask for has prevailed
continuously for the past four
weeks or more and as conse-
quence, record breaking harvest
ing has been the result and cotton
picking has progressed to the best
advantage.
Mrs. Edna Macoomb was the
hostess at lovely bridge party
Friday afternoon, when gorgeous
roses we're used in prof lsion in re-
ception hall and parlor. The first
prize was won by Mrs. 9. u. Brea-
zeale second by Mrs. Clarence De-
blieux and third by Mrs. Stephens.
A few ladies Joined the card play
ers at tea that was served alta rose
decked table, the color scheme of
pink being carried out in detail
to the admiration of the guests.
Little Leola Dalton was the lucky
winner of the automobile offered
as prize for the greatest number
of votes by the Levy Drug Co,
the award being made Saturday
night in the presence of an inn
mense crowd of interested specta-
TORS vino awafreu tine nnar COUNT
until very late hour.
Miss Winona Breda, who ran
a very close second, was awarded
a handsome victrola with a num-
Der of records.
Natchitoches did herself proud
in the recent book contest run by
Shreveport Times, when the first
prize, handsome piano that was
won nominally by Mrs Dickerson
of Shreveport, Natchitoches girl
Miss Dena Suddath who worked
out the contest with Mrs. Dicker-
son has a half interest in, as well
as IN one of the money prizes won
by another Shreveport lady with
whom she had also Joined wits
Among the other local winners are
Misses Leola Levy, Josephine
Rusca and Mines. NJ. HI. Carver
Aft Ortmeyer and G. l.. Breazeale.
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A we'll attended. and enthusiast
tic meeting of citizens of Natchi-
toches parish with representatives
from different wards held a meet
ing Saturday morning to form a
parish organization, the prime OBJ
| iect of which is to protect and
stimulate the interests of the plan
tiers.
Resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing the reduction of cotton
acreage and pledging the support
and cooperation of the Natchito-
ches organization to the Central
and State Associations.
The officers elected to serve for
the year were: Paul NJ. Potts,
President; E. o. Payne, Secretary;
J. II. Williams, j. r. Weaver,
If. e. Fulkerson, Walter Dunck-
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