The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-24
Miss Lucie Gallon has arrived
from Washington ID. G.. where

from Washington d. G.. whe,
, she has been doing saeria! wa
!. work for one Of the aast inoa,
taho departments, % .aas' hc
F}e~fl,o ~ s.fu5C,
Mir. Phanor Breazeae has re
turned from South Louisiana
where he made a successful an,
, most assuring round Of visit
!, after taking part in soms hi.
public meetings in that setion o
the state.
After a most enjoyable visit K
families and friends at their ole
home, Mr.. and Mrs.. Walter earn.
ahsn and children have ret turned
to their homo in Greenville, Miss.
issippi.
Mrs Maud Henry. with daugh-
ter, Doris, left Monday for Don.
aldsonviI!e, where she will spend
a few days with her son and
daughter. MIR. and Mrs. O. Mont
egut, thon leave for North Caro-
lima as chaperon of a party of
girls to spend a month in a camp
in the Blue Ridge.
The Episcopal church was filed
to overfowing on Sunday night
of last week for the Sacred Con-
cert. when an excellent program
was given under the direction of
Mrs, Walter Carnahan (Amelia
Freem,n) participated in by that
sweet singer herself and Misses
Lawton, Carver. Deblieux, Brea-
zeale; Mines. Guardia and Gun
ningham; Messrs. Chaplin and
Alexander who rendered vocal and !
violin solos. duets, quartets and
anthems.
IT some stringent measures are
not adopted and strictly enforced
at cnce, something serious is
bound to happen, as there are
some young JOY riders who tear
around the streets at all hours of
the day and many of the night, at
break neck speed. never sound.
ing a horn or warning even when
1sshing around corners and it is
aothing short of miracle that
.oms terrible accident hasn't
occurred.
Ar accident befell Mr.. T. F.. i
Porter Saturday which narrowly
'scaped resulting seriously. While
fence he fell striking /
lis back with such force that he
Vas unconscious for quite few
minutes. Doctors were hastily !
umm ,ned and for q few days his
uHering was severe, but fortu-
ately the back is responding
icely to treatment and it WON'T
. long before this energetic
srmer will be back looking after
is usual duties.
A moonlight picnic at Grande
core was enjoyed BY I small par
q Eisaa idax
rad q ~ velyety gras5s which,
its heighth was not only illum-
I'd BY the light Of tho moon,
1t by grotesque Japanese lan.l
rms. Fried chicken doesn't!
,en the reading about it stimu.
te your salivary 9landsa) sal
Is. sandwiches, Ice cold Bevo and
ltes melons furnished the menu II
Z the delicious feast enjoyed by
isses Beatrue Jones. Marybel.
- and Mary jackson. and
essrs. Willie and Liee Jones.
Mr.. w. I. Waevoner, of
,okcn Arrow, Okla. was au in
resting caller at the Enterprise
ice last Saturday afternoon. II
3. Waggoner was at one time q u
izen of this section, but left -
re in 1919 years ago-for .
where he has since -
sided. He is a son of ''Old
,cle Bob Waggoner." who ut
. time was well known through. We
t this section of the South. Ur
:. Waggoner is here to visit his me
II living brother, Robert, who th'
lying helpless from a recent w
oke Of paralysis, and will re- tn
in here until about the first Of fds'
coming month, when he will dir
Urn to his Oklahoma home, pa
ere the Enterprise will carry ant
d the news from his erstwhiIe ill
'amping ground" every week.
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The Elks' Minstrels.
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