The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-03
week. Miss Caldwell is Supervisor o.
schools in Madison Parish, of elemen

day TO meet her daughter, Edrie, VIII
ARRIVED home from Ward Belmont
where she has passed very successful
school year. Her many friends here
are indeed glad to have her at home
again.
To the regret of their many friends
Mrs Geo, Howell, and daughter, Eliz
abeth. are leaving this week to visit
friends in Vicksburg and New Orleans
At the latter place. they will be guests
of Mrs. Howell's sister, Mrs. st. Mar
tin and family. 1t is hoped that they
will return to Arcadia again soon.
Miss Alice Bond left Oh Tuesday, fol
her home in Ruston where she vii
spend the summer with her father
Miss Bond has ben with us 50 Ions
that she seems like one of us, and hen
many friends regret her departure.
Mrs. Henry Butler arrived home
on Tuesday from Ada, Okla, where SHE
ia pleasant istiwith her parents.
LADIES LOOK--
Satin Dardanella'Ties just received
lat McCCONATHY'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Land, Of Wv
ian, La, spent Sunday with their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris.
Mr., ]. A. Stewart is leaving Thu
week for Hot Springs, Ark, in the in
terest of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Bryan accompa,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Azzie Bryan, who
were their guests, went to Bryceland
on last Sunday, where they enjoyed
quite a family reunion at the home OF
Mr.. Bryan's parents,
SATURDAY ONLY SPECIALS. See
our ad. SANITARY MARKET &
GROCERY.
Mrs. Y. NJ. Lyons and twelve Of hel
Sunday school elias, of young ladies,
Mrs. Ben Ferguson and Miss Dubois
Ferguson, and Ben Jr. enjoyed a days
outing at Dauchite, on Tuesday. They
were Joined there by Mrs. Lyons bro
ther D. Knighton and family of Homer,
and DR.. Knighton and family of Shreve-
port and delightful picnic was the
result They had plenty of fish, bring
ing some home. Asplendid picnic din
ner beside went boating, and other
wise enjoyed the day.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ. TO0ke and daugh
ter, Mary Louis and Mr.. and Mrs. D.
e. Brown mOtOred to RustOn in Mr.
TOokes car on Sunday afternoon, and
we're guests of Mrs. Kendall and fam
lily.
SATURDAY ONLY SPECIALS. See
our ad. SANITARY MARKET &
GROCERY.
Mr.. Bill Grigsby left on Monday to
accept a position in Houston Tex, with
an automobile firm. Mrs Grigsby, and
children will join him later, and spend
awhile there before permanently locat
ing. Their Arcadia friends regret t.
see them leave, but wish for them much
success in their new home.
Handsomely engraved invitations
have been received from Mr.. Percy b.
Brown to the graduation exercises OF
Tulane University, on June 9th, OIL
which occasion he gets his degree il
law, He may continue until the LIST of
July with Hon. Donaldson Caffery
where he has been working for thu
past year, until the last few weeks
when he has been at the university,
to complete a little work, required il
his law course.
Miss Mary Louis Tooke, who has
finished a satisfactory school year, at
Ward Belmont, arrived at home
on last Friday. Her sister, Lou Annie
| met her in Monroe. Miss Tooke has
made great progress in her music, and
quite a distinction was conferred upol
her in selecting her to play for the
Seniors at commencement. She wa'
also chosen as one of seven girl
| out of 500, to whom the Red Cross gave
a certificate of proficiency in life say
ing, after very thorough test in swim
ming and gymnasium practice.
{ Little Margaret Dobbs of Dallas Tex
lis spending a delightful time with hel
grandmother, Mrs. Hardy Jackson
while her mother is in New York, at
tending the graduation of her niece
Miss Luda Reynolds, at Columbia Uni
yersity, New York City. Mrs. Dobbs
land Miss Jackson are visiting Boston
Washington d. G. and other places of
interest, before coming home which
will be about the Goth, of June.