The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-08-26

Il The Short Course ended Satur.
: day after a very successful week,
t which no doubt will bear valuable
9 fruit as the young farmers were
very much interested and did ex.
cellent work, while thoroughly
enjoying themselves during their
periods of recreation.
The two bungalows, one for
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Voters. the
] other for Mrs. OswaIt Prnd.
homme, being erected on the site
Of the old Oswalt Prudhomme
! cottage recently destroyed by fire,
are rapidly nearing completion
and are a very attractiye addition
to that neighborhood.
The baseball fever is rampant
among our colored citizens as well
as our white and every week Wis
iting teams meet our Giants on
the local diamond. Last Sundays
game, which was witnessed by a
great many white as we'll as color
ed fans. was particularly interest
ing, played by the Alexandria
Tigers VS.. the NatchitOches All
Stars, running neck and neck for
honOrs to the end when the UNI
pires could not agree as to who
were the victors.
Several carloads Of young peo-
pie motored out to Luella Thurs
day night in response to an
invitation to a dance given by
Miss Emma Cock er h a M, the
charming young daughter of the
house. That everybody had
good time goes without saying,
and returned delighted with the
hospitality accorded them by the
gracious young hostess and her
mother.
Great preparations were made
by our Boy Scouts for their annual
vacation hike on which they start
ed Sunday u strong with Scout
Master j. w. McCook in COM
mand and DIR. +. G. Lawton and
Forest Hedges assistants for Beas-
leys, their favorate camping place.
They expect to return tonight or
tomorrow and no doubt will have |
many interesting adventures to
report.
Miss Marcia Poleman was the
last hostess of the younger rose
bud set when she entertained at a
lovely party on Friday evening
from seven to ten with a dance.
OF course everybody had good
time, the programs, just like
grown folks. being one of the
features of the evening. Cooling
punch and cake were served thru
out the evening to the merry
young people who are having the
time of their lives this summer.
Mr.. +. P. CriDpen of New Or
leans substituted for the Hon. W.
2. Thompson who was scheduled
to speak at the Normal Friday
before. the farmer boys and a num-
Der of adult farmers who came
from different sections of the par
ish to Lear the important cotton
question discussed. Much valu-
able information was obtained
from Mr.. Crippen's address. as he
is thoroughly familiar with this
topic Of the hour.
Mayor PoIeman has had an ad-
ditionai honor to the many that
b, We come to him since he assumed
tile mayors toga which adds wo1-
dcrfuI|y to his dignity. 1t is that
OF the role of grandfather, which
while a great honor is nothing
new for the paternal grandfather.
Mr.. Henry Hughes. A fine girl
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Hughes on Sunday who combines
all the grace, beauty and other
sterling qualities of the proud
young parents.
666 cures Malaria, Chllls and Few er
Bilious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe. 1t
kills the parasite that causes the fever.
II is q splendid laxative and general
Tonic.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Wemp will be interested in
learning that they will return to
Natchitoches as proprietors of the
Lecomte which they have pur-