The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-10-02

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before returning home.
Mrs. Henry Hughes has return.
ed home after delightful summer
in Colorado. Her daughter, Mrs
| Steve Browne, and children OF
Denver accompanied her and will
Ispend the next few months here.
Stylish new skirts featuring ad.
vance autumn modes. novelty plaid
fancy serge, silks etc.
-LIEBER BROS.
Rev. Il. II. Harper of New
Orleans, who was the beloved pas
tor of the NJ. E. church here for
several successive terms. which
was permitted at the earnest solic-
itations of his congregation, and
who was instrumental in building
the beautiful church which is the
! pride of all Natchitoches, came up
to dedicate the ediface Sunday
and was cordially greeted by many
friends.
We have just received our new Fall
and Winter line of serges and heavy
dress materials. We purchased these
goods several months ago and have
some very attractive prices to offer.
-SEMMEI MANS
Invitations have been received
by friends in Natchitoches from
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Aswell to the
marriage of their daughter, Co.
rinne, to Mr.. James Edward Can
trill on October 9th at twelve
O'Clock noon, 2O39 New Hampshire
Avenue, Washington, d. G.
The wedding of Miss May Kaf-
fie and Mr.. B. Rosenthal of Alex
andria has been announced for
October 10th, at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. A. Katie.
The fair bride elect is one of our
most attractive and sweetest girls
whose friends are delighted that
her home will not be very far
away SO that she can come and 90 !.
easily and they can see her often.
LOST-Tire and rim, Goodrich Silver
own cord 35X41z, between Natchl-
oches and Montgomery. $4,000 reward Z
f returned to
MOTOR INN, Inc, or r. J. KELSEY, I
521 Olive St., Shreveport j.,
The most solemn of all the d
ewish holidays will be ushered in =
Omorrow evening at sundown, :,
nth Yum Kippur, the Day of :, !,
Atonement, when services will be
eld at the synagogue at 1880 p. c
J. and on Saturday morning at j
0 a. M, conducted by MIR. A. h
ried of the Rabbincal College of !
incinnati. The public is cordial u
: invited to attend. II
The lawn party given Friday !,
'ternoon netted $50. 90 for the :. =
ictrolA f0nd, and Il = hoped that y
! Ok IL rs 56y7ll5Gils5 ga 0sIl0rroW tn
'riday) night, with the popular al
RI contest vote, will swell the .,
md sufficiently to enable the :,
lrchase of the much needed in y
rument for st. Mary's Academy. "
FOR RENT or SALE-A six-room
use near Normal School. Electric
hts and waterworks. Apply to S. & !
Kaffle. If.
As lifelong resident Of Ward
}, M. l.. DeLacerda is fully alive
the needs of his particular
as well as his parish
large. SO asks for the votes of :
S friends, that he may represent
lem as police juror and if elect !:
will do all in his power for the ~ y
,st interests Of bis constituents. Ell
Boys school suits to fit all sizes i,
I'd ages. :
LIEBER BROS, N
Mr.. Phanor O. Cox is a candi- ~
tie for reelection as representa-
We of the parish of Natchitoches " v
hich he served faithfully in y y
halls since his tenue of =
ice and being familiar with the
ropes" he believes he can be oil
eater service to his constituents
an ever before, and will care
lily look after Natchitoches'
any interests if elected. L.
All of the Protestant churches =
spend ed their Individual services 70
lnday SO as to participate in the u
dication Of the beautiful, new fir
ethodist church that Rev. r. H. III
arper was instrumental in build "A
Z while pastor here and who =
ndlcted the imposing ceremony. ~
le music was unusually good, be
Q choirs of all the churches as
'ting, and the church was crowd
BY all denominations who
joyed the impressive services,
the close Of which ! perfect
alton was given Mr.. Harper.
.>.-.-s- So SIS .-ss..s~-@ So. ~
Mr.. G.. r. Thomas asks for. the :,
pport Of the voters in his candi-
cy for assessor. Tho he has
" made his homa here, for thel
s. few years, he has faniliarized- ing
Inself with local conditions and me
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