The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18

Army Drive that will begin Sep
TENDER goth for funds for Home
Service work, in which he will be
assisted by Messrs. Gaiennie
Hyams and l. Friedman.
Mr. and Mrs. p. E. Prudhomme
and son, Felix, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G. Prudbomme and children,
Misses l. and D. Cloutier of Ber-
muda, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Cloutier and family of Starlight
came up to attend the birthday
party of little Marie Celine Clou-
tier Monday afternoon.
Miss Ellen Aaron reached home
Friday from North Carolina where
she spent the month of August at
a girls camp under the chaperon-
age of Mrs. Maude Henry. who
remained in New Orleans for
few days and stopped over to visit
her daughter, Mrs. o. Montegut
at Donaldsonville before she re-
turned home with Doris on Sun
day.
The first dancing school that
has been held here in several years
opened last week under the tute-
lage of Mrs. Violet Winslow, who
has recently again taken a special
course in folk. aesthetic and social
dancing. which she is specially
qualified to teach. A large num-
Der of children enrolled and are
enjoying the work(?) while the
class for grown people started last
Thursday night.
The plans for organizing a bank |
at Cloutierville have almost ma
and everything is prac-
tically arranged for the launching
of the enterprise in this thickly
settled and rich section of our
parish. 1t will be capitalized at
S25, 900. the stockholders being
among the rilost prominent citizens
IN Ward 10.
Misses Myrna Barlow, Ivy Tau
Tin, Inez Chaplin, Dorothy Free
nan, Joyce and Pearl Weaver.
June Cooley. Loreen Hargrove.
lula Rogers. Dora Katie, Lesa
Jordan, Miriam Nelken, Mia
1uardia and Lucille Pearson are
Imong the last contingent of our
eachers to leave for their respec-
i've schools thruout the state. Il
The seven high schools and
hirty-nine of the grammar, agri-
and rural schools opened
1onday turnout the parish with
ne attendance. There are still
few more teachers needed, whom
upt. Hudson expects to be able
} secure so that every school will
E in full swing ere long.
The tropical storm that ragged
n several days in 50 many differ
1t sections and caused so much
amage sent a few powerful gusts
wind, accompanied by rain. up
] this direction Thursday night
nd again Sunday evening, but
10 the clounds looked very ugly |
,veral times. it did not amount
, much.
Little Marie CeIine Cloutier,
lie beautiful little daughter of
[r. and Mrs. Phillip Cloutier,
her second apniversaryIl
[onday afternoon, when not only
er adoring relatives from far and
ear enjoyed the occasion. but a
lumber of little friends we're also
resent. And it was wonderful
,casion for the little tots and
leir admiring relatives, who
atched the infantile sports with
eight, and it was tired if happy
nnch that was taken home after
cling INDUCED in the delicious
'eam, cake and other goodies
repaired for their special delecta-
on. A great birthday cake, with
8 two tiny candles, was one of
le attractive features of the oc-
lsion
The regular monthly social
Getting of the Baptist Ladies'
ID. held at the residence of Mrs.
). R. Browne Thursday after
bon, with Mrs. Courtney as CO.
ostess, was turned into farewell
arty for Mrs. Dana Terry, who
Is served as the efficient secre-
.ry. and whose departure with
sr husband for his new field Of
Dor is deeply regretted. After
me interesting contests, Mrs.
{. l. Williams, in a little speech.
Mrs. Terry with . hand
me check from the members,
being impossible to purchase a
it after the idea of the presenta-
on was conceived, and tho much
Mrs. Terry responded
ost gracefully and approximately
eIlciouS refreshments were served
I'd enjoyed by the many members
resent and some other guests.
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