The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-29
LEFT-OvERS

Monday.
Mr.. W. Billings of New Orleans
was on one Of his regular visits t.
Natchisoches this week.
! Mrs. J. II. Stephens with he
son is visiting her sister, Mrs
I. II. McNeeley, of Colfax.
DIR. Z. w. BreazeaIe and Fostel
Smith, of Campti, were among
the business visitors. Thursday.
Miss, Marguerite Stewart came
from her school near Shreveport
to spend the weekend at home.
Miss July Breazeale and guest,
Miss Elizabeth Carroll, spent Sat.
urday an1 Sunday in Shreveport.
-Mr. j, IL. Williams attended
the Cotton Convention as a dele
gate from Natchitoches last week.
Dolores was the title of a drama
presented by the pupils of st.
Mary's Academay last night at
the Olympic to a large and appre-
ciative audience.
MIR. Edwin McClung has reach
eAhome from Camp Bowie. where
he has been stationed ever since
be was called. and is delighted to
return TO civil life at home again.
Mr.. ID. d. Moore, editor of The
Times-Picayune spent Friday in
Natchitoches, having brought up
his daughter, Sylvia, to do some
observation work at the Normal
before the end of the term.
Misses Essie Cook, Lesa Jordan,
Clothilde Scarborough, Ruby Sto-
ker and Ansie Weldon are the
Natchitoches girls who are men,
!ers Of the spring class that will
graduate at the Normal this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Seay and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Stafford
started from Shreveport Friday
in their car expecting
TO reach here for the K. G.. dance
but the roads took part in the
program. giving them an all night
'i1e. making them reach here SAT-
,rday morning at 5 A. NJ.
Chief Machinist Mate VIII
Hooks, of, the L. 5, one of the
III omarines that was in active SER
ice during the war. was the guest
# Mr.. aid Mrs. W. F. johnson
ast week en- route back to New
london. Connecticut where he o
tationed at present. Mr.. Hooks
las been in the navy eight years. |
Swimming parties are gaining
j popularity as the season adj
ances, Saturday morning the J. |
!. Gs., a.girls club recently orr
;anized, enjoyed a delightful
Servings swim in Chaplin's lake |
ollowed hya breakfast, and on
'undsy morning Mrs. T. p
chaplin chaperoned a few couples
IN the same pleasure bent.
Mines. John Grey. of Crowley,
nd VIII Mccormick, of Shreve-
ort, were summoned to Natchi-
1ches by the Sudden illness of
heir mother, Mrs. Emily Watson,
lst week. Mrs Mccormick has
eturned home but Mrs Grey re-
aained to pay the visit that she
as planning to make little later.
Mrs. T. F. Porter, Jr., of Lake
harles. has been made chairman
the Home Service section of
lie Southwest Louisiana Chapter,
I'd will devote. her entire time to {
le work. Mrs. Porter is especial
ell qualified for the work, as she
IS studied law and will be able toI
tile a great many difficulties that
Use. in the families of soldiers
ID sailors. Red Cross Bulletin
During the. late Victory Loan
i've in Washington. D. G. AMI
peciaIly big stunt was put on In
e way Of illuminating the liber-
loan posters with q hugh army
archlight also the capitol and
'ounds each night for a week
1e lights were operated by a de-
ehd!bnt' Of engineers who had
d charge of the searchlight used !,
the A. b. f. overseas and the
tachment. was commanded by
: Capt. W. F. Aymond.
Margaret, the beautiful little :