Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1920-12-02
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DO YOUR PART
Do not think you are forgotten. you
have lot of friends that are inquir-
ing about you. and they are real ones.
too. If you have been sore, forget
it. We all have been at times. Loos-
en- up little. Smile little-your
face won't crack. Then write and
tell me if you like to hear about your
old friends. | know they like to hear
about you.
WRITE TO
L. w. Millsap. Jr., Box 437, Rte. A,
Los Angeles, Calf.
Tell me what you are doing now.
How much you are making. Whose
addresses you know. What your adj
dress is. What your plans are. What
is going on in your part Of the world.
How your health is-any old thing.
| like to know about it and Others do
also. and it keeps the old bunch to-
gether. We may start story contest,
that is. if you want to do it. Stories
about funny things that have happen
| ed in the days gone by, that the new
folks who are now carrying the load
do not know about Tell me if you
would like this. 1t will be lots of fun,
and it will make interesting history.
Please take this news as an answer
when you write and then write again.
Every letter that reaches me will be
acknowledged and mentioned and il
will be appreciated even if the notice
is brief. You do moi have to send
stamps or dimes or anything. Just
write. and then watch the Personelle
column in the Vernon Parish Demo
Graf. Now for the gossip.
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Baker. Enos J., Rigby. Tdaho--senr
me a package Of photographs that
wouldn't take a farm for. He ha.
the best collection | know Of. They
are all early scenes of Stables. and
believe me. they recall many pleas
ant experience. He took off owe
$4,000 lbs of honey. and there wa.
$3.50
Kenny, Herbert, 3I8 w. 57th St.
Manhattan. N. Y,-Wrote Doc vii
Hams that he was working for thu
Westinghouse Electric Co., windin,
armatures. Also that he was studyin,
motion picture operating. He says
''Sit down and write me the new
from your end of the woods, Doc. Di,
you ever hear from our friend Mr..
Wrenshall? have often thought o
writing her line. but as yet hay
never done so. heard that McCol
kle, Hartman and the rest were sti
struggling over the few acres left
California. Have you heard any +,
cent news from CALI
He wrote me dandy letter in h
easy, newsy style. He says: I'll
comedy of life is jangliing along
/ New York in much the same old wa
/ | noticed the title of new movie
L the Astor Theater on Broadway.
was. Over the Hills to the Poo
:. house" In the light of the increasil
H. c. L., ! think that's appropriat
q and consider it ought to attract Il
+ multitude. " He has been riding {
j cars run by scabs and showered wi
Il bricks, as recult of a strike. He say
i that last winter Mayor Hylan was We
s enthusiastic about getting 5000 Of Il
Z American Legion to shovel snow
Z got less than one dozen to do. it.
Il is studying to be a movie operate
D Wants to know about Job and Ma
f but the Democrat has told that no
Z By the way, Kenny ought to be sen
ling in news to the Democrat. He
q the makin's of dandy journalist.
3 sees everything and knows all that
4 going on. and knows how to tell
8 He's a little bashful, but he's the
!. with the goods as a news gatherer.
q VILLAINS, Doc. 1925 Perry ST.. D
q venport, Iowa.-Is running the Pc,
& less Quartet, and furnishes spec
q music for recitals, banquets, funera
q Echurch services, and entertainment
8 Asks me if remember that fora,
8 we took over INTO Texas to give o
q COW lecture, : and you want
8 know if / know the difference befwe
s. Packard and Ford. Well, ! knC
8 that no Packard could have zig-zo
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