The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-11-30
MADAME PUJOS
GOWNS

1898 Magazine ST New Orleans
Rev. Paul NJ. Brown who has
served as pastor of the NJ. +.
Church here for the past two
years will not return to Natchlto
ches again to the regret OF not on
Iy his congregation but many
other friends, but will go to De
Ridder and Rev. j. W. Lee will
succeed him here.
Bread for san lwiches sliced free Of
charge at the PERSON GROCERY
CO.
DR.. Miller of New Orleans the
rector of St. Andrews Episcopal
Church of that city who has been
called to the Trinity Church OF
Natchitoches officiated Sunday
and left for his home on Monday
night. The Doctor is most favor
ably impressed with the old town
and its people and is anxious to
accept the call it the Bishop de-
cldes that it can be arranged to
let him do so.
After a great delay, the meat slicer
the newest thing of its kind on the
| market, that was ordered long ago, has
been received by the Pierson Grocery
Co. So meats of all kinds will be sliced
| to the queens taste when you order
same in person or by phone No. "a.
Miss Maggie Voters who has
been one of the enthusiastic con-
testants in the Hughes Auto Con-
test wishes her friends and sup
porters to know that she has not
dropped from the contest, and
earnestly solicits their support to
the end. She requests her friends
to give or send their votes to men,
bers of her family instead of turn
ing them in at tho store.
All the delicacies of the season in the
fruit and vegetable line at tAe PIER
SON GROCERY CO..
Court has attracted large crowds
of visitors from every section OF
1.-THE parish this week.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
of every variety for the whole family
and all your friends can be bought at
the Bazaar at the Knights of Columbus
Hall Live Oak Hotel) on; Tuesday
and Wednesday December 9Th and 9Th
you can take your time in: selecting
your gifts, as dinner will be served at
the same place so there need be no
hurry to rush away.
| Harvest Day, will be: celebra-
ted at the Methodist Church to-
morrow evening at 1880 p. n,
when an interesting program will
be given that the public is cor
daily invited to attend.
Ham, boiled or raw, in the hulk Of
sliced, bacon of all grades. sausages
and meats of all kinds, always on hanc
at the PIERSoN GROCERY co,
Twenty ladies and gentlemen
enjoyed very pleasant game OF
progressive euchre at the Comus
Friday night when Mrs. D. j
Hyams and Mr.. A. E. Bath wor
the first prizes and Miss Marble
DeBlieux and Mr.. d. j.: Hyams
the second.
$500 Evening gowns now $9.75 a
| SEMMELMAN'S
The Olympic Theatre. openec
most auspiciously under, its new
management last week :and ha;
been receiving good patronage
nightly. The ENTERPRISE has beef
asked to announce that every pic
ture is passed upon by censors il
, New Orleans before being shipped
and nothing contrary to goo'
, morals or that pertains to an.
form of vice will be shown upol
the screen at the Olympic. Show
! starts daily at 4 p. m, excepting
I Saturday and Sundays at 3 p. m
, All the delicacies of the season serves
as the Catholic ladies understand 8
; well how to serve win be fncludad i
1 the menu that the Altar SocieUy Wi
serve at the dinner Knights o
. Columbus Hall on Tuesday and Wed
nesdaY December 4th and 9Th.
d An elegant course dinner q
fourteen covers was given on Sun
day of last week by Miss Yer
Prudhomme in honor Of severa
newly weds among her friend
r when her parents Mr.. and Mrs
!. Tom Prudhomme, Miss Ameli
!. Cloatier and Mr.. Roland Metoye
assisted her in receiving and en-