The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-11-25
Dresses, popular priced, Sem
malnanrC

destroyed OV nre. OPlnV erecIed
by Mr.. Phelps. who with his
family will take possession before
the holidays.
Miss Ada Carver left for
Monroe Thursday evening with
Miss Newell, being notified shortly
before train time that she was the
winner of short story contest, of
the State Federation of Woman's
Clubs and was expected to read
the prize story before the conven-
ton then in session.
Fur trimmed shoes at Sem
melman's.
Mr.. Lewis Stephens, President
of the Southwestern Industrial
came up with his team that will
meet Normal today on the local
gridironand will spend Thanksgiv-
ing withhis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Stephens. This is his
first visit home in q long while.
and his many friends here are
delighted to welcome him.
Rev. ?. NJ. Brown has returned
from Mansfield where he attended
the annual session of the State
Conference of the VI. E. Church.
The citizens of Natchitoches irres-
pective of creed are pleased to
know that he has been returned to
his passionate here at the Methodist
Church where he has given salts
faction as minister and he and
his charming wife have made
many friends.
Style shoe like President Will
son wears at Semmelman's.
Mrs. D. G. Scarborough, ST., is |
the guest of her son and daughter. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blanchard,
coming here from Monroe, where
she attended the annual meeting
Of the Louisiana State Federation
Of Women's Clubs, Mr.. Scar
borough will join his wife here
and they will go on Wednesday to
to take Thanksgiving
dinner with Mrs. Scarborough's
sister,. Mrs. Saunders. --Shreve-
port Times.
Plain silks SOC. I'D. at Sem
melman's.
The winner of the prize of ten
dollars in gold for the best short
story submitted in competition
through the Louisiana State Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs, and
given by Mrs. w. A. Wilkinson,
was won by Miss Ada Carver, Jr.
of Natchitoches. The name of
the story was. THE Ring" and
was said to be a touching beauti-
full tale by those who heard it
read on Friday evening at Monroe
by the author. Miss Carver's
abilities as q writer are well known
and that her talents belong to
more than one member of her
family. including her mother.
Miss Carver is the guest Of her
uncle, Mr.. Whitfield Jack and
Mrs. Jack, and will be here for a
week when she will be joined by
her mother, Mrs. Carver, who !
will make visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack. Shreveport Times.
1t may be possible that the
lowering over Germany
having torn down 50 many of the.
historic chimneys of Strasburg
have caused the fight of those
honey birds, that ere the insignia
of the medicos and If so they have
found many tall chimneys in Nat
chitoches that afford cosy nesting
places. Tho they fad from bullets
and shot they have certainly
stirred up considerable war in
babyland since reaching here, but
rescued some of the finest speci
mems that they deposited safely in
outstretched arms of families more
than willing to welcome them.
The old storks latest visit was
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. |
d. Rusca on Thursday night where
they left a charmina little daugh-
ter and just q fam hours later
they few over the Rectory where
Mr.. and Mrs. T. BREWER make
their home and left fine hey.