The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-07-05

The Police Jury held its annual
election of officers when Mr.. j.
ID. Salter of Ward 8 was elected
president to succeed r. E. Ham
NETT while the same officers were
reelected, Miss Addie Tauzin,
Secretary; MIR. Edward Phillips
Treasurer and The Enterprise and
Times, official journals.
Silk waists $3.50 to $3.50 at SEM
MELMAN'S.
Owing to the crowded condition
of the Ooushatta jail that was full
of negroes, Mrs. }. B. Horton a
young white woman who killed
her husband at Lenzburg (Red
River Parish) Sunday. was brought
to Natchitoches and incarcerated
in our Jail to await trial which
will probably be next week when
court will convene at that parish
seat. e.,
Ladies beautiful white wash skirts at
startling reductions for this sale
HUGHES DRY GOODS co.
Miss Saidee Nash entertained
the Cinderellas most delightfully."-
on Wednesday afternoon when the
playing of some of the most pppu-
lar as we'll as classical numbers by
famous artists on the splendid
victrola added to the enjoyment of
the evening. A delicious salad
and sandwich place with fruit
punch followed by home made |
candy was enjoyed by the club
members and guests who included,
Mines. Brooks, H. Stephens. Jr.
Sweat, w. H. Breazeale and
Messrs. Lillian Nelken and Nita
Guardia.
Bead necklaces at SEMMELMAN'S.
In the list of contributors to the
Y. M. G. A. fund published last
week, the amount given by Mr..
j. L. Bryan read $1.0O whereas
it should have been $500. that of
Mr.. Rowe so instead of S. 90 and
the name of Mr.. T. E. POLICEMAN
who is always one OF the first and
most generous contributors to any
public or private cause, in Natchi-
toches and who on this occasion
gave $500, was omitted altogether.
Fancy hosiery, Onyx and Gordon
hose at SEMMELMAN'S.
The original scheme of "minu- {
te men" that Chairman Carver put
into action at the Picture Shows
in interest of the Red Cross Tues f,
day night a week ago and has con-
tinued every night since when
from three to five minute talks are
made, has met with popular ap- t
prevail not only here but in other
places where the sa ne plan is be-
ing adopted as it has been pro- v
1uctive of much good, and telling
results are obtained. Mr.. Phanor
and Miss Newell were
The speakers the first night and
held the wrapt attention of the
audiences at both places of amuse- =
nent while the speakers who fol-
lowed night after night and were {
given the same fattering attention c
have been; Mr.. Carver and Mrs. |
Scarborough, Judge Cunningham
and Mrs. G. l.. Breazeale; Mr.. G
Roy and Mrs. Williamson; Mr.. r
5carbough and Mrs. McVoy; Mr.. a
Lester Hughes and Miss Bordelon, /
Mr.. M. e. Cunningham and Mrs. a
Macoomb. Judge Porter and Mrs. t
Smith, a Y. w. G. A. visitor to
town. q
100 Pieces Sheer Lawn, 15c values,
special lUc yard.
New Orleans, La, July 8. 1917, 2:3s p. m.
Natchitoches Red Cross Society,
Care NJ. II. Carver, :
La.
The Natchitoches boys deeply ap-
,reciate the campaign being carried on
1T Natchitoches on behalf of the Amer
can Red Cross hundred million dollar !;
fund. We knew that the folks back
nome would do their full share and to I
this will be consoling to any {
Vt Us who may be wounded.
j. E. FREEMAN, ]
LIST Lieut.. lst La. Infantry. :
As the forms were made up
before the Fourth of July--Red 9
Gross benefit celebration began Q
yesterday evening at $50, so as to
De ready to 90 to press on time, it :
will be impossible to give an ac-
.onnt of IL in this Issue hut unlpsS 1