The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-10-07

their years, and anticipated a grand
time at the coming together of their
old comrades. Several others Wlnted
to make the trip but were net strong
enough.
Withholding cotton from the market
by the farmers who have organized
for an orderly marketing OF. cotton,
seems to be having a favorable effect
on the market, which has shown an
upward tendency since Monday Spot
cotton closed Wednesday at 2225, New
| Orleans market.
Little Norma Zeigler, of Monroe, is
the guest of Beulah Catherine Travis
this week, while visiting her aunt, Miss
| Norma Duty. Making such long trip,
all by herself, this attractive little
lady seems quite 'grown-up" in her
manners.
Iron Beds, Mattresses and Springs.
The good old kind at McCLELLAN'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bryant, OF this
place, celebrated their Golden Wedding
/ Anniversary on Wednesday night, OF
this week, but owing to the fact that
Thursday is our press day we cannot
carry a report of the affair until next
weeks issue, at which time a full re-
port will appear in these columns.
We press your clothes and send
them back the same day. Guaranteed
work. Call observation-disclosures
co. I.-L
Mr.. w. G. Thomas has returned from
a visit to his daughter, Miss Ezelle
who is attending school at the State
Normal. He went via Saline and was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle
Frey, and baby, Mary Evelyn, who arr
now the guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas, in Arcadia.
Captain J. w. BeesOn, FORMER OH
: Ger in the Confederate army, Wh'
t makes his home with his daughter, Mrs
!. s. A. C0nger, of this place, celebrates
the 9lst anniversary Of his birthda,
: Saturday, October 2. He is also
S Mason and the members of the lodg
Il here presented him with birthda,
), cake with % candles on it. The pre-
sentation speech was made by W. l.
Golf, and Captain BeesOn Responder
q with a speech of gratitude. Regardless
4 of his age he speaks well and distinct.
Free Auto at McConathy's Store. AS
Il about it.
Mr.. and Mrs, Terrell ana children
d returned last week to Arcadia, afte
u an absence of about two months. M
& Terrell was in the Sanitarium
a Shreveport where he received medic'
q treatment for some time, after whic
& he and family visited relatives in Lal
a Charles. Mrs. Terrell has the syl
b patty Of friends in the irreparable lo'
4 she sustained in the death Of her mot
Il er in Lake Charles, who, had plannt
a to accompany Mrs Terrell to Aread
b for a visit.
IS Quite a crowd of interested frien
3 attended the B. Y. ?. U. exercises
81 Sunday evening, when after brlef 81
n sion the program, consisting OF a We
81 spirited debate, followed. "Resolv
b that Soloman was greater man tn
a David" Affirmative: Price Aycock a
b Miss Monte Edwards. negative: Lam
e Aycock and Miss Dorothy Deas. Tht
e young contestants all had perfec
n splendid and most convincing arr
"a ments and both sides treated their 81
u iect so intelligently that 1t was
j deed difficult matter to decide VIII
b side should win. All other things
ing about equal, of course the ne
tive side had the advantage OF
q winning side, and the deciding vote '
Il cast in their favor. All Of the debat
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