The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-12-02
Additional Social and
Personal Happenings
(By Mrs. o. 3, Brown, Jr4

(By Mrs. o. e. Brown, Jr,
The Methodist Woman's Missionary
society viii give reception on mex
Tuesday evening, from 4 80 70 AZ
O'Clock at the Methodist Church, fol
the new pastor, Rev. Brown and fam
lily, and they desire through this med
Jun to extend cordial invitation tt
all the adult people in town, members
Of all the different churches TO bt
present,
Among the many beautiful Thanks
giving Dinners in Arcadia last Thurs
.day was one given by Miss Annie Lesba
stiloer in, compliment TO her cousin anee
house guest, Miss Lonnefte Jones o.
Bryceland and her friend, Miss Ammol
Coon Of Monroe, in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Bryan. Z Z
This attractive home was made more
charming with beautiful cut flowers
Of the season and ferns. .Vhe dining
room was especially lovely with fra
grant Chrysanthemums. The tabll
which was covered with handsome
linen, with all elaborate cluny border
was conferred with an immense baske
of lavender in detail and very mucl
enjoyed. The placeeards were Thanks
giving conceits, and covers were lai(
for eight. Music on the New Ediso
|eIhafieed the enjoyment of the dinner
which consisted Of several courses.
The Baptist W. N. S. rendered {
special Thanksgiving service las
|Thnrsaay afternoon at the home o.
Mrs. Ruby Dzlpy Mrs Bert Davis pre-
siding,
Tile program opened with o suitable
song and roll can vas Responded t.
withsa bible verse bearing on Thanks
giving and praise Mrs. I'D. b. Brow
conducted the devotional exercises an
mentioned some of the things that we
las Americans have to be thankful Tor
and that we should showroom gratitude
By our service to- hulnauity David
served his Generation pafD the will b
the ford. SIrs. H0Well Jones had i
splendid paper On, WHY Hare 4 Das
of ThanksgivingM She discussed mana
things Of interest and showed mos
consineingly that the custom o.
Thanksgiving should always be 0bsery
ed The reading, The Ruggles' Thanks
giving Dinner by Miss Bessie Brown
was most entertaining and the singing
|0f America closed the program s
The attractive new bungalow of Mr.
and Mrs. Ruby Ozley was usost attrac
tive with cut flowers and ferris and wa.
delightfully."- comfortable and ieozy, ever
OH such a cold afternoon. M Is very
convenient and modern in every re
spect. NJ
Mrs. 0zley assisted BY Mrs. Garlant
Howell served not tea and fslosghnuts
and d variety Of delicious home made
candy
The B. X. p. U. presented d most en-
Pertaining program on Sunday evening
before the preaching service began. i
was the program that they had prepar
ed for Thanksgiving and intended I,
give, but on account of the oratofiea
contest was postponed. The members
Iof the Methodist Epworth League wers
also invited to take part in the pro
gram annd there was q large attend
lance Of young people Of both organiza
tions presents.
CD arfiyIig of the churI d VARIETY
|of Sandwiches and fruit punch were
served and at SIX O'clock the enter
|taihing program began, Mrs. G, g
Travis and her able assistants deserve
much praise for the. very excellent ant
varied entertainment, Each member
deserves special menlioh, but as tliefs
were so many it would be impossible
as every member thenk took some par
in II. There were refy Interesting pa
pers, "The Story of~the First Thanks
giving BY Price Aycock; What Oai
Church, Has to be Thankful for bs
Miss Nonnie Edwards; A vocal selec
tion, by five male voices, king Muir
ply. Ernest Murphy, Roy caskeg
Walter Allen, Ciarie Taylor, A quar-
tette BY Misses Gladys TAYLOR, DnbQil
Ferguson, Stella Cfowsoif and Mars
;Maddeas a solo Bg Miss March Stahf'
Reading by Miss Bessie Brown; Read
ing by Lois Murphy; Readings by Ha
eel Pentecost, Virginia Brown. Quota
tions appropriate to The xeasoli Bible
quotations: Reading of the 23fd PSI.
BY Ralph Golf and congregations
singing were Some Of the many excel
lent features. Mr.. p. y, Brown made
a little talkr HI which he explained the
aim of the 3. X n
1t was an hour Of enjoyment to oil
who attended. Miss Vera Jones ftirnl
ished the piano music !, 1.
L,ICEy'S, JOY SINGERS viii bs
presented at The Arcadia High School
Auditorium; Tuesday evening, Dec
14th.
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