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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-01-11

of America. with interest thereon at
| the rate OF five ,51o) percent per an
mum, payable annually upon the first
day of March of each year; until the
payment of the principal hereof. upon
presentation and surrender of the pro
per coupons therefor hereto attached.
Both principal and interest hereof are
payable at the Hanover National Bank
in the City of New York.
This bond is one of a series of two
hundred and fifty bonds of like demon
nation, tenor and effect except as to
maturity, numbered consecutivelv from
one to two hundred and fifty, both in
elusive, aggregating Two Hundred and
Fifty Thousand $3.50, 000.0O) Dollars,
in amount, and is issued for the purpose
of providing funds for constructing and
maintaining roads in said Road District
which bonds have been issued IN strict
accordance and compliance with the
provisions of Article 281 of the Consti-
tuition of the State of Louisiana, adop-
ted in 1898 and 1913, and Act 256 of the
General Assembly of the state of
Louisiana for the year 1910, as amended
by Act No. 218 of the General Asse.n-
bly, of said state for the year 1912, and
Act No. 1873 of the General Assembly
of said state for the year 1914, and
Act No. 1879 of the laws of 1916, after
an election on Tuesday, the 22nd day
of August 1916, on the question of such
issue by the property tax payers OF
said Road District No. 10 of the Parish
of Natchitoches, held, canvassed and
the results declared and promulgated
and registered, all according to law
authorizing such issue, of which cleo
now lawfully be made.
that all acts, conditions and things re-
quired by the Constitution and laws of
the State of Louisiana, to exist, hap
'e7 and be performed precedent to
Iii il tIt Issuance of this bond, do
.xlst, have happened and have been
performed in regular and due form,
time and manner as required by law,
that provision has been and will be an
nually duly made for the levy and col
lection of an annual tax sufficient t.
promptly pay the interest and principal
of said bond issue as the installments
thereof become due, and that the
amount of this bond together with all
other Indebtedness of said district,
does not exceed any Limitation imposed
by the Constitution and laws of the
State of Louisiana. For the prompt
payment of the principal and interest
of this bond as the installments thereof
respectively become due, the full faith
credit and resources of said district are
hereby irrevocably pledged.
In testimony whereof, the Board of
Of Road District No. IS
of Natchitoches Parish in the State OF
Louisiana, has caused this bond to be
signed by the President of said Board
attested by the Secretary thereof anQ
sealed with its corporate seal, and the
interest coupons hereto attached to be
signed with the Autographed facsimile
signatures of said President and Sec
rotary respectively, which said litho-
graphed facsimile signatures are hereby
adopted by said President and said Sec
retary respectively,
All of which has been done as of the |
first day of March A. d. 1915.
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President of Board Su-
pervisors of Road Dis
trict No. II, Parish of
Natchitocae La.
Secretary

0SSL CtoIy
Be it further ordained that the sec
rotary of this Board is hereby
astructed to cause the original of this
ordinance to be recorded in the Mort
gage Records of the Parish of Natchi
| toches and also published in the off
;ial journal of the Parish of Natchitc
:hes, according to law and Act 256 OF
The General Assembly of the State Of
Louisiana for the year 1910 and amend
nents thereto.
Be it further ordained, that wher
said bonds have been duly executed
and registered by the Secretary OF
State according to law, they shall again
0e taken in possession by the Secretary
If this Board, and by him delivered t.
the purchaser thereof whenever sold,
upon payment to the Treasurer of this
9oard the amount bid therefor
Be it further ordained, that the gov,
erning authority of Road District No
10 and Police Jury of the Parish Of
Natchitoches shall annually at the
same time of other tax levies in ac-
cor ance with the law, in addition to
all other taxes now authorized sby the
constitution and laws. including, any
special tax levy, tax above all said
axes sufficient to pay the principal
and interest of the bonds herein direc-
ted to be issued, as they may mature,
which tax may be levied, if not al
ready levied and extended on the as
3essment rolls at any time prior to the
collection of taxes for that particular
year, and when collected shall be USED
for no other purpose than retiring ma
turing bonds.
The roll being called resulted as fol
lows:
Yeas: Cook, Levy, Page, Sellers,
Hood, Ingram, Hart, Copellar, Ham
NETT, duckabay, Watson. Nays, none.
RESOLUTION
On motion of Mr.. Copellar, seconded
by Mr.. Watson, the following resolu-
ton was offered:
Sec. l. That the Board Of Super
visors shall proceed under Sec. 5 OF
Yet 1879 to offer for sale the said $3.50,
00O. 90 of bonds, and to that end the
President and Secretary are hereby
authorized and direc ed to advertise
for thirty days the sad bonds, by le-
ceiving sealed bids for the purchase
thereof. and that this Board of Super
visors shall meet on Monday February
9th, 1917, at its Office at the Court
House in the City of Natchitoches at
II o'clock a. m, for the purpose Of
opening the bids for the purchase Of
said bonds and to act thereon. That
such bids shall be accompanied by GER
titled check for one per cent of the
face value of the bonds, including in
terest Such sale to be governed anG
controlled by the provisions of Sec. 5
of Act 1879.
The roll being called, resulted as fol-
lows:
Yeas: Cook, Levy, Page, Sellers,
Hood, Ingram, Hart, CopelIar, Ham
nett, Huckabay and Watson. Nays:
None. Absent, none
The minutes of this meeting having
been read, on motion were approved,
and this body adjourned to meet Mon
day January Is, 1917 at 10 a. n.
(Sigue4j II. \. COOK,
President
EDGAR LEVY,
oecletary
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Equal Suffrage Club.

While theattendanee was not as
large as expected, a number of l.,
terested members attended the
meeting on Monday afternoon,
when a great deal of business was
promptly disposed of and tho the
program was curtailed by the alb
sence of the leader Mrs. Reed who
was sick and of DR.. Reed, whose
professional duties called him out
of town just at the hour of the
meeting. the two numbers given
W re enjoyed.
Mrs. J. 5. Stephens gave an ex-
haust;ve talk on What Women
Suffrage has done for Prohibition
and Mrs. g. L. BreazeaIe. Current
Events in the Suffrage World, and
in the general discussion, a num-
Der of interesting POINTS were
given.
In response to the plea made fol-
a contribution, to the national fund
tor the cause to which Louisiana
is pledged to send a curtain amount
the Club decided that it would oren
list for voluntary contributions
thru The Enterprise with the ed
itor as treasurer, so any donation
made will be appreciated and
given credit thru these columns.
The list starts off with
Miss Newell $1,000; Mrs. j. s.
Stephens $3.50.
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Jackson eBues

Mr.. Fred jackson and Miss
Claudia Pegues were quietly mar
ried at the home Of Mr.. II. E.
Rogers. Logansport last Sunday
evening, Rev. w. R. Johnson Of
floating. Miss Angie Smith al,
Mr.. r. E. Hubbard accompanied
the young couple to Logansport
Directly after the ceremony the
happy couple left on the H. E. &
w. T. train for Nacogdoches,
Texas where they were royalty
entertained by friends for num-
Der of days, before returning to
Mansfield, via Shreveport.
Miss Claudia is the Oldest child
of Atty, and Mrs. w. e. Pegues,
is talented young lady and one
of the most popular of our young
er set;
The groom is the second son of
Mrs. Laura Jackson and is en-
gagged in the mercantile business
at Powhatan. Both have host
of friends who extend to them
hearty fluctuations for their fu-
ture happiness and prosperity.
The friends of the family will
be interested in reading the above
account of the wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson, clipped from
the Mansfield Enterprise as the
happy groom lived a number of
years in Natchitoches and is Still
i resident of the parish, while the
fair bride attended the Normal.
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school Board ProCeediIl3z
} anuary Nee tingS

The NatcmtCchas Parish Scn00l DVarC
net on Janu,,ry 3rd, 1914, Tor the reg
liar January meeting, WI, 4 EGt,a Levy
| president presiding, anu members pre-
,ent, as 1UAioWs; Levy, LOpe.!ar, IU.iuu,
Huckabay, Ingram, Selials, huffman,
.Lartln, rIleuuau ana Barron.
Resolved by NJ. Ingram, seconded D,
nr. Sellers, that Mir. Edgar Levy be
elected president, OF this board Tor /
Term OF TOUR years, Whereupon the re-
solution was put before the board, anc
unanimously carried.
Resolved by MIR. Ingram, seconded by
Mr.. Martin, mat Mr.. /. 3. Sellers be
elected vice president OF this board fol
term OF four years, Whereupon the
resolution was put before The board, anC
unanimously Carried
Resolved by Mr. Pullen, seconded BY
Mr.. friedman, That MT. l.. u. Hudson
De elected super ntendent OF this boarO
| Tor term or Four Years, beginning
July ist. 1911, Whereupon the resolution
| was put before the board, ami unaui-
nously Carried, as follows:
cas-: Levy, tuIlen, COpeIar, Huckabay,
ingram, Sellers, Huffman, Martin,
friedman and Baron.
An Executive Committee for thc
Board was then appointed as follows;
Mr.. 1. b. Sellers, Dir. W. ii. HucHabaA
ana Mr.. sam FRIEDMAN, OF which Nj.
1. b. Sellers was ap yolnted the caau-
man
Resolved by llr Pullen, seconded by
Mr.. hoffman, that uperlntrAueMC L..
q. Hudson and Mi. friedman be ap-
pOolnted cOmmItIee 10 sell Ulmuer on
section 10 Io"a5nlp Range I, ara
PRESIDENT Levy Is merely authorized 10
sign deed Tor same, Whercdpon the re-
solution was put before the board, ana
unanimously carried as follows;
cas-: Levy. fuiien, COpeliar, Hucna-
Gay, ingram, sellers, HuImen, Martin,
friedman and barron.
Resolved By Mr.. Pu!len, seconded by
MIR. huffman, that the matter OF con
5oldatlng Blue Springs and Harmony
SCHOOLS De refereu 10 Executive Com
Mlttee, WhereupOn the resolution was
put before the BOARD, and UNANIMOUSLY
carried.
Resolved by MIR. Friedman, seconded
by Mr.. Huffman,
Be IL resolved lila. The compromise Of
the suit LOUISIANA Long Lear LUmL er
Company Versus school Board OF tbs
Parish OF NaCchit0ch>6 ct ais, NO. 1885,
District Court, NaLcnILOcntS, fauSn,
La. made Uy Cne President OF the BYaru
subject 70 the Board approval, where
oy sections elGhts to) 10 seventeen %
Doth Inclusive, IN Township eight toJ
North Range eight (o) " est are ei-
minated from the ProYencal ocnOol Dis
CrlcL ami relieved from The special tel
year Tax OF seven ami One-naiL mills
voted IN said District at the election.
nelu May 9Th, 1916, ana whereby Tie
piaintliE attack on said election ana
SAID special tax, as to the rest OF Lae
property III salQ District, is withdrawn,
is hereby raJlhed.
Winch motion, being duly seconded,
was put before the poarG ana unani-
m0usiy carried.
Resolved by Mr., Ingram, seconded by
Mr.. Martin, mat this DUuy adjourn, IL
anlmOQsiy carried.
loignea) EDGAR LEVY, Secretary
l.. L. HUDSON, President
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Lecture of DR.. O'Shea.

DR.. NJ. V. O'Shea of the De.
partment Of Education of the Uni.
yersity Of Wisconsin will lecture
It the Normal, Tuesday evening
January Both
DR.. O'Shea is a speaker of Nat.
ional reputation on educationa
subjects He is recognized as the
greatest authority in this country
on child Study and kindred themes.
The subject Of bis lecture will b.
announced later.
The rumor that the L. 4. & n.
had bought the L. &.N. w. will
be received with delight by oul
people for if correct they foresef
an end to the many disagreeaolt
inconvenience and poor connec
tions that they have suffered from
these many years; for h {
rumor also states that if the REQ
River Valley tby which name tnt
l.. R. & n. is best known here
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First Baptist Church Notes.

The Sunday School showed an i'm
provement last Sunday and it is HOPED
nae this will continue Tor SOM time
\ definite system OF grading has ber
adapted theirs should be many on the
honor roll at the close of tie month
t'or Sunday there will be an installation
service OF the officers ana teachers o.
the school following the preaching ser
vice Sunday morning The whole
norm hour will be given to this. All
he evening hour the theme will be
The Transformation Of Life.
food music at both services. Every
body Weico ne.
DANA TERRY, Pastor
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Continued from page two)

cordance with the law
Therefore be it ordained by the Board
of Supervisors of Road District No. 19
Natchitoches Parish, La.
Section /. That each act of the said
Police Jury referred to above and pro-
ceedings undertaken and enacted by
said Police Jury in the matter of the
issue of said bonds, be and the same
are now approved and ratified; and
made the acts of this Board.
Section 2. Be it further ordained,
that the $3.50, 900. 0 Highway bonds of
Road District No, IS. Natchitoches,
Parish shall be issued in the denomina-
ton of 81 600. 90, numbered from one to
two hundred and fifty, both inclusive;
they shall be dated, mature and bear
rate of interest, and in all other re-
spects shall conform to the provisions
and requirements of law Of said orr
ginal ordinance of September 5, 1915.
The form of said bonds shall be slb-
stantially as follows:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Natchitoches
Five (5&) per cent Road District No.
10, Highway BOND
No.-- s.
Know All Men By These Present:
That Road District No. 10 of the Par
ish of Natchitoches, a political subdi-
vision Of the State of louisiana, ack-
nowledges itSelf to owe and for value
received, hereby promises to pay to
bearer, upon the first day of March
l9- the sum OF
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
in lawful money of the United States
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Secretary.
INTEREST COUPON

INI. .
On the first day of March 19---,
Road District No. 10 of the Parish of
Natchitoches, State of Louisiana will
pay bearer at the Han
over National Bank in the City Of New
York, being interest due on that date
on this bond No. dated March l
1916.
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Exchange BanG<
F4atCnitoChes, Ia.

=,
} Hundred Dollars or so much thereof as
nay be necessary Is hereby ..,.-y appropriate
iu ouG = OF I'm, lne mus OF -t'slJy rye hun
treu dollars lorIel.eu ny tE35 ,bo4y at
ll3 iieeCIi-g o.. Ja'iul'iI &c ~ the
2S,iu , sum ol ilte1,l I1u,u'eu Jo"ar2 70
osrd Of S T ~. ~ - 5"d njt+r Ine
No "a ;nrII9ioa rIoin1. ~ .,t4a,n,I,e,
md etr nv '''''''s' ''''''-7 - - vi '''S .
% C.-te,- . T,...., ,~,,
1 Seton T. lA"l stti4 sum q .Il'eeh
ilui 3; f Do 3j I'm ,na'I ot piece To the
~ieli5' u S'iu Sg"I4 - l''.'' El90'9 Oh
md naid ont IN tn. ,sa,s-- w. , W =
Jert and sa,.ratlr.- ~. s.s.I ..1,' 'rba
Treasurer Of said Bc4.I to have the
ustody Of said Fifteen HJalreJ Dol
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Proceedings Police Jury
Parish Of Natchitochas, Ia.
SPECIAL MEETING
Friday, January 9TH 1917

At special meeting Of the Police
Jury held this Gag there were present
Messrs dammeCL, Cook, Harper, mart,
HOOD ana Page.
On motion Of Mr. Cook seconded by
Mr.. HOOD.
AN ORDINANCE.
Pc it ordlined by rle Police Jury Of
the Parish ol Natcni5oches:
Section /, That the sum Of Fifteen
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quality, style and price.
-Four eclipsps Of the sun and
three of the moon are scheduled
for 1917. The first of the latter
occurred Monday night when there
was total eclipse of the moon
that was visible turnout the Uni
ted States.
The scent of Orange blossoms
and thinking Of wedding bells are
making themselves strong enoug h
to more than hint that little Cupid
has been busy and evidence of his
successful work will be continuous
from January until the rosy month
of j une.
Regular Spring weather has pre-
vailed for the past week that farm
ers all over the parish have taken
advantage Of to start off their years
work six weeks or two months
earlier than usual, while flower and
vegetable gardens are getting the
attention, that goes to them quite
a bit later in the season.
"The Innocence of Ruth" an Edison
ive-reel photoplay, released through
Kleine-E Edison Features Service, will
De shown at the Olympic Theatre next
sunday January IA. Fascinating, ver-
satile Viola Dana is featured in this,
with Edward Earle as co-star.
Lesche enjoyed its first meeting
since the middle of December
Monday night, when fifteen men,
Oers enjoyed a very good prop
gram. There was very little bust
ness and that was disposed of
with dispatch whea the chair was
turned over to Miss Feltus, the
leader Of the evening, who was as
sisted by Misses OVERLY and
Weeks, the lesson being The Min |
GRITTY by Fred L. Hill, with The |
Syndicate The Problem and The
Story as special topics.
Among the handsome Christmas
presents that many Natchitochlans
received none we're handsomer or
more worthiIy bestowed than the
gift the directors of the Exchange
Bank presented to each and every
one of its officials. 1t has been
to give each one a GER
tain per cent OF his salary every
Xmas but this year the full
amount was presented to the de-
light of the recipients.
Miss Mia Caspari entertained
The Cinderellas delightfully."- Wed
lesday afternoon when the Ouija
board divided interest with busy
needles and it was almost uncanny
he way the responses worked out
Ind the fun created thereby. A
delicious turkey course with all
ne accomplishments was served
% the club members and guess
VAC were MRS. Cumming Of Ala
1lma, one of the old members and |
Mss Gladys Glover,
Mrs. Lestan DeBlieux gave 9
ovely three table bridge party on
Thursday afternoon when Mrs.
Nemp made the highest score.
Mrs. John Keyser second and we're
presented handsome prizns. A
delicious goose course with all the
compartments followed by ice
cream and cake was daintily served
" the charming hostess assisted
~ Mines. j. johnson, J. De
}lieux and Miss Lucille DeBlieux.
Mrs. Emma Prudhomme enter
aimed The Merry Thirteen and
Lumber of other guests most de
ightfully Thursday afternoon.
when Mrs. F. Hyams won the
pretty first prize, Mrs. Lucas the
-uest's and Mrs. A. Voters the
'oobv all being beautiful needed
york of the hostess. A salad
purse with celery, saltines and
ca was followed by delicious
ZONE made candies daintily served
y the gracious hostess assisted by
Dimes. Livingston Prudhomme
nd Grover Voters.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-01-11
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE


10Th a cold wave will form over
the upper Mississippi Valley, 18th
to 14th cold wave. On the 15th
a storm will form over the upper
Mississippi Valley, 10th to 18th
rain or snow, 18th colder.
Mr.. j. b. Smell Of Minden was
week end visitor.
Spring Dresses, taffetas, wool crepes
and serges $3.50 at SEMMELMAN'S.
Judge G. V. Porter is holding
court in Shreveport this week.
You must have a lot some time OF
other. Why not now? See Hedges.
Mrs. Fannie Gulllot and son
Lamy of Derry spent Tuesday IL
town.
Women Novelty Shoes, sale prices at
SEMMELMAN >
Mrs. j. E. Coker of Natchito-
ches was the guest OF her parents
during the holiday. Signal
Miss Shirley Greneaux is enjoy
ing a visit to relatives and friends
in Alexandria.
Mems trousers. the best line ever
brought here, sale prices at SEMMEL-
MANS.
Miss Bess Payne of Grand Cane
is the guest at the Williamson
home.
DR.. E. W. Breazeale of Camptl
was a business visitor on Wednes-
day.
AS towns grow into cities, land in
creases in value. Buy lot while land
is cheap. See Hedges.
Messrs. r. H. Hill and P. A. |
Williams were week end visitors
to Shreveport.
Extra Special Values in Boys blue
serge suits at SEMMELMAN'S.
Mrs. VIM. Swan of Texas spent
several days last week with Miss
Clothilde Prudhomme.
mir. and Mrs. Meyer Weiss OF
Bunkie were the guests of Miss
May Katie the beginning of thu
week.
For low prices on Pillow Implements,
Collars, Pads, Etc see ). q n. KAF-
FIE, DEPARTMENT STORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Van
Hoo5e and baby of Shreveport
were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lestan DeBlieux.
Ladies flannel collars SOC and 75c at
SENiMELMAN'S
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred jackson
were guests of the Lecomte on
Sunday en- route to their planta
ton home near PoWhatan.
The lots near the colored public
school and the colored churches are re-
served for the coIored people by the
jefferson Highway Realty Go. Buy
while they are cheap See Hedges.
Mrs. Eloise DeBlieux Of ohreve-
port was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Prudhomme during the
holidays.
Mr.. Joe Walker. the genial Of
fetal OF the I. & P. was on one
of his periodical visits to Natchito-
ches during the week,
Long coats, very stylish this season,
will be worn again next Fall, now al
sale prices at SEM MELMAN'S.
Mr.. Walter Aycock of Jennings
is guest Of Miss Henri ID. Will
Jams at her fathers home in East
NatchItoches.
Young men can make no better in
vestment than in buying building lots
now. They yield higher dividends than
bank stock. See Hedges.
Miss Miriam Lucas has been act
Ing as substitute 10 the high school
at Provincial since the holidays
d Iring the illness Of one of the
teachers.
Sale Ladies Tailored Suits at SEM I
MELMAN'S.
Mrs. S. r. Harmanson and son 5
left for their home in Bunkie on
Saturday after spending a couple
of weeks in Natchitoches with rel
atiyes.
Mr.. VIII Phillips left Oh Sat
urday for Morrow where h3 has
accepted tue position of principal
/ the public school for the rest {
OF the term.
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Keep in touch with home happenings
as wei as the official pcuuee.Ings If
the City, School Board aid Hol.e Jury
by subscribing to IL Enterprise
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President of Board Of Super
visors of Road District No. l.
Parish of Natchitoches, La
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sri - yiiF 7 4

w. B. Mcgasoa, e. ais.
vs.
Z. c. Blackshier, ct ais.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-06-24

The Cordele fishing party to Akin
son on the Satilla river returned home
Thursday and Friday There were
about thirty in the party who spent
ten days camping and fishing and
the occasion was one of the most de-
lightful they have ever spent Fish
were caught daily in ample quaint
ties.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-06-24
RECEPTION AND LUNCHEON
FOR Mr.. AND MRS. PIERPONT.

An impromptu reception was held in
the parlors of the Suwanee Hotel
Thursday afternoon by Miss McKinna
to give the people of Cordele an op-
portunity to greet Mayor and Mrs
Pierpont of Savannah, who were
guests in town for the occasion OF the
Welfare meet at the court house
Thursday evening on which occasion
Mayor Pierpont was principal speaker
Many of Cordele's prominent men and
women called at the hotel between the
hours OF four and. six to pay honor to
.Savannah's splendid mayor, and his
charming wife. Later in the evening
Miss McKinna was hostess at a small
but delightful luncheon at the hotel
for Mr.. and Mrs. Pierpont to which
were invited Mayor and Mrs. J. Cor
don Jones, Judge and Mrs. w. P. Elem
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Heard, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Nelse King, Mr.. and Mrs
Z M. Espy, Mrs. M. M. Fakes, Mrs
A. F. Churchwell and Miss Tallulah
Atkins.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-06-24
NATIONS ROCK CLUB.

Mrs. w. p Scott entertained the
members of the Matrons Rock club
Wednesday afternoon in a most pleas
ant manner Mrs. Smith who is MAX
ing her home with Mrs. Scott at the
present, received with her at the
door. From prettily appointed
punch table the guests were served
with refreshing punch upon their ar
rival by Mrs. C. G.. Cleveland.
The tables for the game were placed
in the parlor where the players quick
ly found their places and were soon
absorbed in the engaging contest of
making highest score for the after
noon.
After the games Mrs. Scott served a
delightful ice course.