The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-09-09

and other places in Mississippi. She
went at this especial time in order
that she might have the pleasure Of
attending the U. c. V. reunion which
met at Quitman, and which her broth
er, as an old Confederate veteran, at
tended. Mrs. Lee was accompanied by
her grandson, Mr.. Clyde Kidd, of GIBBS
land.
We have a full line Of Staple and
Fancy Groceries. Give us a trial.
Our prices are right.
I CASKEY-ROGERS & co.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Daniel have
had as guests recently, their sister,
Mrs. Perkins and little son, Carl, OF
Deweyville, Texas. Miss Eva Hayes
was also their weekend guest. She
has lust returned from Boulder, ColO
where she spent the summer in a
special course of study, and will 'teach
home economics at Doyline. She
brings the welcome news to the friends
of Miss Leola Hayes and Mrs. w. A.
Milford, Marie Jordan, who are out
west in the interest Of their health,
that their Improvement is progressing
satisfactorily. Mr.. Milford expects to
join his wife there later.
|. A very pleasant social event was the
surprise party given on Tuesday even
ing complimentary to Miss Amella
Brewer In order to make the sur
prise complete, Miss Brewer was invit-
ed to her aunts, Miss Florence Sut-
toms, for supper, after which some OF
her friends, accompanied her to the
movies, but after starting there, pur-
posely decided 1t was too late, SO took
liner to her home instead, where she was
thoroughly surprised to find such a
pleasant party, awaiting her Inc
porch was decorated and lighted with
Japanese lanterns, and presented a
very inviting appearance, but tae
game tables were in the room. A very
spirited and amusing progressive
game was the main feature of enter
tainment, and there were six tables o.
players, who found much fun In seeing
who could sew on the greatest number
of buttons in a given length OF time
! For this remarkable feat, Mr.. Hugl
> CrowsOn was awarded the prize, a gol'
collar button for the boys and a thimbl
= for the girls was won by Miss Louis
OQuin. Music contributed by tn
girls added much to the pleasure OF tn
a occasion. Refreshments OF chicke
4 salad. crackers, olives, cheese straw
% and forzen punch were served.
Perhaps the last dance Of the seaso
VI was given last Wednesday evening ,
the members Of the Country CLUB,
their new pavilion at Bluff Spring
$. This beautiful and picturesque spot hi
70 long been a fayorite resort and u
is lscene Of picnics, chicken broils al
" |other diversions for both old and your
NJ people In Arcadia, and on this occassl'
lis Twas exceptionally pleasant. A gent
,is rain which fell In the afternoon,
nv lfreshed the air, making 1t cool al
pleasant, and the absence OF dust "
appreciated. Quite large crowd
ell visiting boys and girls were prese
nd and also crowd of Arcadians. Amo
on those present were:
ass Miss Marion COyington, OF Sunni
di- Miss. and Mr.. Floyd Brewer;N M
nal Louise O'Quin, of Mobile, AlaY and
is Clyde McConathy; Miss Elizab'
'ud Lummus, Of Miami, Fla, and kenn'
led Capers; Miss Downing, Of Little 10
and Hugh Crowson; Miss Shir
Edgerton, Of Coushatta, and Mr..
McConathy; Miss Bessie Brooks ia
=, son, of Shreveport, and Mr., W..
~ Kendall, of Ruston; Miss Lois Hoo
of Ruston, and Mr.. Raymond Heard
Ruston; Messrs. Abe Heard and j.
- Kendall Of Ruston; Messrs. Jas.
,mer and DIR. Billy James, OF Nom
- Mr.. Henry James, Of Homer; 4
!, Edrie Wimberly and Mr.. Glen AND
Miss Gladys Conger and DR.. G.
williams; Miss Jewel Westmorel
and Mr.. Philip Anders; Miss A
|Lesab Gloer and DR.. W. L. Atk
med Miss Ruth Stewart and Mr.. Al
ne' Austin The chaperones were Mr.
.,ves R. Wimberly, Mrs. Honaker, Mrs