The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-06-05

'ii'"N"i 'ltdlllitlll. Deutn came as
sweet release from his suffering.
MIR. Henry was a consistent membe
or the Methodist church, and til,
:. funeral service was conducted by hi
e pastor, Rev. W. II. Jordan on Frida,
:. morning. and was attended by sorrow
= Ing relatives and friends. Mrs. DYE
{ Mrs Henrys sister. and his brother
ana Mr.. Sam Jamson of Ruston. wert
present.
Friends here of Mr.. Louis F, Wake
+ man have received attractively ensrav
ell invitations announcing the grad.
uatlng exercises on June 18th of the
Class OF 10 of Tulane University. of
which class Mr.. Wakeman has the
hollor TO he a member. He has made
splendid record in Tulane since his
graduation from the Arcadia High
School in 1916, and the future seems
to be full OF promise for him. We OK.
tend our congratulations and best
wishes.
ROOMS FOR RENT have two
desirable rooms for rent with privilege
OF sleeping porch if desired. Desirable
nelghborhood. Apply to Democrat Of
nce' 1t-pd
The Parcnt-Teachers' Association
met at the high school auditorium last
Wednesday afternoon. and although
the ATTENDANCE was not 50 large. an
interesting program was rendered and
those present enjoyed the meeting. Mrs.
7. a. Mcclure read Il very interesting
article from the Literary Digest, en-.
titled Foster Parents Of America"
Mrs. a. l.. Crowson's message From
a Mother to Mother" was fine and
right from the heart. The banner
which is given at each meeting to the
room, whose pupils have the largest at
tendance of parents at that meeting
was presented to Miss Inez Baker, |
room. Miss Florence Sutton's room
was a close second. This method of
procedure was suggested by one of
the mothers as an incentive to attend.
ancc by the parents. The association
has disbanded for the summer with
the exception of call meeting to ar.
range planss for reception for the
teachers when they assemble for the
fall term.
The following letter from Mrs.
Eleanor Wilson McAdoo (Mrs. Vim. G.
McAdoo) has been received:
After your self-sacrifcing and in.
spring service, as all officer of the
Liberty Loan committee, | come tc
ask for little more of your time.
strength and devotion.
During the week of June Sth to
18th, the Boy Scouts of America will
ask for 100000 associate member.
ships, aud they have appealed through
me to you, to aid them.
u cannot ask you to do this in
with your Liberty Loan
work, but | do ask it because you are
a part Of our great organization and ..
in touch with the men and women Of r
your parish. !
I'VE will not be called into service
again TO sell bonds and l can think
Of no more fitting thing that we could +
DO now, than to help our boys along t
the path of good citizenship by aiding d
The Boy Scout movement. Please vol !
mteer your services through the local
citizens committee. Thanking you in
advance for your assistance, which ]
know you will give. Sincerely,
ELEANOR WILSON McADOO.
Chm'n National Woman's Liberty a
loan Organization. 0
These letters are sent to the parish !
'hairmen and they in turn request
very ward chairman to assist in any
way they can to encourage this great
Movement for the future citizens of
ur country.
Mr.. McAdoO, also sends out q circu.
ar letter. in which he says: Every
american woman know feels a pro.
ound interest In this noble work. /;
,ou have done such glorious things t
or your country in every way, that / {