The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1915-07-08

official journal, The Enterprise
publishes them all in full.
Miss Gladys Breazeale enter
tanned The Cinderellas very char
mingly on Wednesday afternoon
when it was a club affair with
the addition of only Misses
Hall and Seessel Breazeale as
guests.
The regular midsummer meet
ings Of the Police Jury and School
Board were held this week, the
former being held in session until
Wednesday while the latter con-
cluded its business in one day,
Monday.
DR.. Golderger in charge of the
pellagra investigation of the pub
lie health service, accompanied by
DR.. Bowling president of State
Board of Health, was visitor to
Natchitoches Monday when he de-
livered an address at the Normal.
Mrs. Nj. H. Carver and son re-
turned home Monday night from
New Orleans after spending the
past few weeks in that city, where
NJ. H. Jr., was under treatment
of a nose specialist and much
benefited thereby.
Misses Lizzie and Lee Walmsley
left yesterday for Nashville, Tenn.
from where after a two weeks
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Vain
sley, they will leave with their
hosts for Winchester to enjoy a
family reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Weaver and
family left yesterday for Florida
via New Orleans and from there
will go to Georgia and spend July
and where the younger children
will be left with their grandparents
while Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver and
daughters visit the Panama Expo
sition. They expect to be absent
until the middle of September.
The weather gods interfered
with a number of plans made for
the celebration of the Fourth,
several fish frys, plcnics and little
gatherings as well as the big ball
game scheduled for the evening
having to be abandoned. The
Normal anticipated its advent by
giving holiday on the 3rd while
tne government officials celebrated
The 9th.
Al series of heavy rains with
unusually severe electrical accom-
paniments followed each other
from Friday until Monday and
during the first the roof of the
Exchange Bank building was
struck by tightening when quite a
number of tiles were broken which
crashed thru the sky light in the
Prudhomme building and did some
little damage. No one was hurt,
eho the people in both buildings
felt the shock.
The people at war are in mood
to consider peace proposals from
the neutral nations, as they are
beginning to realize the frightful-
ness of the slaughter, but the
longer the negotiations are delayed
the harder the terms will be, SO
Jane Adams chairman of the In
ternational Peace Congress who
has just returned from abroad
where she visited several of the
belligerent countries, urges chat
negotiations be begun at once as
she anxious for America to head
the movement.
The annual election of officials
for both the Police Jury and
School Board to serve from July
1915 to July 1916 took place Mon
day and the present members OF
both bodies were reelected.
Those of the Police Jury are
G. H. Pierson, President; Miss
Addle Tauzin, Secretary; Edward
Phillips, Treasurer; Enterprise
and Times Official Journals.
Those of the School Board are
Edgar Levy, President; L. E
Hudson, Superintendent; Miss
Heard, Secretary; Enterprise anc
Times Official Journals.
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