The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-09-14

will have enrolled this year a Zine
group of Shreveport girls who
will leave Sunday and Monday in
little parties for that college.
Among them are Misses Virginia
Barlow, Mary H. Hudson, Roberta
Campbell, h. E. Williams, Lyra
Dickson, Leasy Jones, Emma
Fusch. Shreveport Times.
Misses Regina Ewing, Lucille
Pearson, Crockett Jones. Hattie
and G. Eckert, Julia Rogers, Lu-
celle Sweat. Dena Suddath, Annie
Trichel, Mia Guardia. Elma and
A. johnson, l. Tauzin, F. and G.
Tarver, A. Williamson, Mrs,
benson Messrs. r. E. Chaplin
Albert Browne, are among the last
of the Natchitoches teachers to
leave for their respective schools.
A conference of the members CT
the First Baptist Church il called
by Rev. Boone to meet Saturday,
September 10Th, at 500 o'clock
o. m. Regular services will be
held on Sunday at 1900 a. N. and
1880 p, m.
Between twenty-five and, thirty |
and a number of stays en-
ioyed a dance at the Comus Wed
nesday night of last week and
again on Monday night when
music vas furnished by the Mans
ield band.
Miss Addle Tauzln entertained
! humber of young ladies and
yentlcmen alta reception on Fri
lay night i'll honor of her guest
Hiss Mercedes Richard of Shreve-
'ort when the time passed very de-
ightfully in social intercourse and
music enlivened the hours during
zhich delicious refreshments were
srved. 4
Since Sunday every train has 7
cen bringing in Normalites. while t
automobiles and private convey !
noes of all kinds have been rails
lg dust, in every sense Of the {
'ord and the old town has been 5
aking on new life with the advent +
t the hundreds of students who
ave matriculated for the opening J
I the BIRD session of the State o
formal School.
Eyery Year at this SEASON, Mr.. +
!: ii: Hill, representing ATKINSON
J LowREY takes up his residence 9
! Natchitoehes as cotton hgyeF.
ir, Hill ia q genial, clever gem
enap with many personal and
usiness friends because of his !
fable manner and fine business
oility; and those with whom he
as dealings, have confidence il y
i'm because OF his honorable and s
lir methods. +
The firm OF Pierson and Dunck a
man having dissolved by mutual :
onsent on Sent, lst, Mr.. Pierson s.
ill continue the business at the y y
ID stand on Front Street. A new d,
nd fresh stock of groceries, fruits. g
leats and all the delicacies OF the Al
'ason will be kept constantly on Is Is
and and courteous treatment, l(
rompt service and reasonable :,
rices are assured the old custom !"
s and the public ID general whose
ltronage Is solicited
While the cotton people were
1t especially anxious to have any
Iin, the heavy one that fell for
le first time in several weeks on
uesday evening and again oil day
was very welcome 10
q rest Of the community. The
lrdens needed it as badly as the
Ist needed to be settled and as
ell as it was needed to break the
'ptiuuous hot wave that has pre-
siled for the past few days. So
! in all, the pltter of the rain
ade the most joyous music heard
smany a day
The first hint of autumn was
ven Tuesday afternoon, when
RS. g. H. Pearson entertained
e Book Club and i number OF
her guests and her prett new
,me was q perfect = mphon, IN =
How, goldrnrod being used pro : !
sely for decoration ia reception q
II. narlor and dining room.