The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-07-15
Norris and Ewing. who recently

Norris and Ewing. who recent
bought out Hines grocery, ar
comfortably settled now in the
new quarters next to tie Lev
Drug Co.. and these hustlin
young meL are making a class
establishment out of their ia.
"growed" business.
Tomorrow night. Friday. Jul
18th, the second of series O
dances and cucire viii be give.
at the COmus Club. according I.
the annual program that was pub
lished and cards sent to each mem
Der sometime ago. The game vii
be called at $50 and dance 70
grown folks, this time, will star
about the same hour.
The electrical storms have play
ed havoc in Natchitoches within
the past week, one OF which has
visited our community every day
since Friday, the first indirectly
causing the death of good color.
ed woman and during the one
Tuesday afternoon the Presbyte-
rian church was struck and burned
to the ground.
The store of Mr.. Tom Prud-
homme at his plantation Il few
miles below town, was burned with
al! its contents about 3 O'Clock
Sunday morning. The origin of
the fire is still unknown though it
is believed to be the work of an
lncendiary. The building and
stock were covered by insurance.
Mr.. w. S. Bridges, who is tile
lead of a company that has bought
'ut the City Drug Co., has arrived |
md taken charge. He is young, |
a registered pharmacist
Who has had experience, and will
ontinue the same courteous, eff
lent and prompt service that the
I'D management gave and solicits
he continuation of the generous
'atronage, guaranteeing the pub
&c perfect satisfaction.
Mr.. Paul Dacournau is daily
expected home from a DELIGHTFUL
rip TO the East. tie fine Fart OF
hich is that he won it over all
IS associates in Louisiana WHO
ork for the same insurance com
any that offered il as a reward
the representative WHO reached
le highest mark in selling .insur-
ice. Mr.. Ducournau was the
lccessful pan, SO about three
eeks ago he went to Atlantic
ty where the national meeting
rs held amidst festivities of all
nds, then to the headquarters of
e company in Philadelphia and
ON there to New York where he
Joyed a visit TO his sister, Mrs.
'chet, and is now making the
! trip from New York to New
leans. from where he will Jour
Y home within the next day or
O.
Babyland proved to be one of |
best and most successful en- j..
talnments given at the Amusu
S season, when the fifty or more
lie tots entertained the large
Hence for about an hour and a
t with very interesting ard
rendered program of
gs. games and recitations that
W forth rounds of applause.
stage setting of the little a
children in dainty q!
ks, their toys, flowers and
5erfi'es flying thru the air (sus-
ded from the ceiling) was ex-
lite. Too much praise cannot be "A
N Misses Judith and Miriam
yer who trained them and the ~
; girls and boys who took M
for the delightful evening b
everybody enjoyed as re- 5
OF which the b. Y. P. U.
} between $1,000 and $3.50. 90
leir pro rata of the proceeds.
r. and Mrs. o. Hicks enter
ID at a dance Friday night in
n of their guests. Misses Rnth
er and Zoe Hicks, of Shreye-
when about six Or eight cou-
braved the weather Ia terrific
q was raging) and enjoyed a u
htful evening of dancing to
music of victrola. Punch
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