The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-07-17

Mr., and Mrs. Joe Andrews and chill.
dren and Mrs. JOS. Atkinson motored
to Minden Sunday to visit the family
Of Hon. l.. b. Watkins. They all ell
joyed a dinner i'll picnic style at All
old deserted church, but one of sacred
memory, where Mr. Andrews mother
worShippcd and where she was hap
TIED.
Mayor Bertram Barnctte and his
wife have just returned from an ey-
tended visit in Illinois and Missouri.
where they have been the guests of
Mrs, Barnettc's mother and other rela-
tives. Mrs Barnette has been with
homefolkS for several weeks, Mr.. Bar.
nette joining her about one week be.
fore her return
Rev. ". II. Jordan and daughter.
Miss Bessie; Misses Leola McConathy,
Esther Belle Mosely and Mr. King
Murphy attended the district confer
ence at Jonesb0rO. Tuesday.
Miss Mary Mosely visited Miss
Elizabeth Shields in Shreveport last
week, and attended very pleasant
entertainment given by one of her
friends.
The Democrat Office was honored
Monday by q visit from Mrs Amanda
Mcclure, one Of our subscribers living
near SimsbOro. She was accompanied
by Miss Ella Mcclure of this city. As
this is the first visit we have had
from either of these good ladies, we
consider it quite an honor. and extend
them Il cordial invitation to call
again.
Open a savings deposit with Tho
First National and receive 4 per cent.
Under the protection Of Uncle Sam.
We regret that the item in refer
ence to Miss Mary Ellen Davis visit
to her aunt. Mrs. J. \. Stuart. which
was intended for last week. was mis-
placed. Miss Davis was Il student of
the Arcadia school at one time and
made many warm friends here, who
are glad indeed to meet her again
Her present home is in Bolton. Texas
where she has been teacher
Mr.. Percy Brown left on Friday for
Il business trip to BOmartOn. Texas
going as far as Mineral Wells by auto.
He was accompanied by Mr.. J. f.
Currie as far as Fort Worth. who
visited his soIl, Malcolm, at Camp Bow
ie. Misses Susie Ferguson. Bessie and
Jessie Brown also accompanied them
to Shreveport.
The first of series of Union Sun
day night services, which will be held
this summer, by Rev. W. II. Jordan
and Rev. J. {. Cox. was conducted
at the Methodist church ON Sunday
night Rev. Cox preached to an at
tentive and appreciative congregation
Rev. Jordan also made a good intro
ductory talk. Services for both
churches will be held next Sunday
night at the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorlic Dalton, Of Mayo
town. Texas, with their three lovely
children, have been the welcome guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Dalton. They motored from home in
their rOOmy new car and were Joined
on the trip by Mr.. and Mrs. 10 Will
son. and Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Madden.
Of Shreveport. Mr.. Dalton will, in
the near future, move to RuStOn where
he will be associated in business with
Mr.. Perkins
The First National Bank has Oh De-
post today, S34O.lOS.2s.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira HightOwer are
happy over the arrival on Saturday
afternoon, of their son, Ernest, who
has been discharged from military
service. after returning from the army
Of occupation in Germany, where he
has been billeted for a long time. He
has many interesting things to tell OF
his experiences overseas. but is SO glad
TO be at home in Gods country again
that he would rather forget them for
awhile.
An item of interest that was unin-
tenti0nally omitted last week was the
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