The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-10-14
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by Mrs. d. g. Brown Jr 4: Telephone No. "a

yolumn of advertising ana our inabilit,
to obtain sufficient help to increase tn
size OF the paper. We have been un
able to accept a nice lot Of advertis
ing due to lack of space, so we mus
ask our readers and advertisers t(
bear with us this week, as this con
iltion is unusal and will not last
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruby Ozley moved in
to their pretty new home this week
Last Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Ozley',
friends gave her genuine surprise
and "HouseWarming." They assembl
ed at her new home With all kinds OF
kitchen utensils and refreshments
After getting the shower all ready
they had Mr.. Ozley to send for her
and she was greeted by this pleasan;
surprise. The ladies served sanwiches
and punch
Mr.. II. L. Runge and Mrs. G, A.
Tooke, accompanied Mrs. Runge to
Flcksburg on Wednesday, where Mrs.
Runge will undergo an operation of
a serious nature and her many friends
are very anxious that it proves a sue
cess, and that she will soon be able
to return to her home and family.
Mrs, Hermie Bell will have charge OF
T. A. TO0ke, Jr., while his mother is
away and carried him to Monroe with
her on Tuesday.
Lucille Jackson celebrated her ninth
anniversary of her birthday last Sat
urday and had large number of her
little friends to enjoy it with her.
Vrious games were played, indoors and
out, and in the contest Of 'pinning
on the donkeys TAIL" Mary Esthe.
Robinson was lucky, and was award
ed the prize, dainty silk handker-g
chief. Enjoyable refreshments of Ice
cream, cake, candy and fruit wert
served. Many appreciated gifts to the
honoree marked this happy event.
The Baptist W. NJ. s. met in tn,
home of Mrs. Bert Davis last Thursday
afternoon in a business meeting, which
was conducted by the president, Mrs
b. A. Madden. There was a large at,
tendance present A committee wa
named by the president to nominate ths
new officers for the society. Other
business was packing the orphans box
Of clothing, that was contributed BY |
the members, and it was a pleasure
TO look at the we'll made and pretty |
lresses and other garments, and to !
know how much pleasure 1t will af. |
ord Our orphan" At the conclusion
II a very pleasant and profitable after
loon, Mrs. Davis served ice cream ant
AXE.
Mrs. L. J. Herring left on Monday
or her annual visit to her daughter
lrs. Kate Goodman In East Oarnge,
I. j., and New York, where she will
pend the winter. Mrs. Herring did |
lot fail to carry her registration GER
ificate with her as she intends to cast
er vote November End for Democracy.
he says she has been waiting for this !
for Is years. Mrs. NJ. ],
'entecost, who is So years old and
as been living In Arcadia for sixty
ne years, also registered. She wa.
OF able to 60 to the courthouse, and
ne of the officials carried the regis
alton blank to her. If all women,
nd not failed to take the advantage
their opportunity, the cause Oft
emocracy would not suffer, and the
eague Of Nations, which Is the onlyl
tactical plan ever devised for saving
lture generations from another bloody
ar, would be upheld.
Autumn leaves, and roses were used
lavish prOfusi0n in the pretty home
Mrs, b. P. Woodman, when she cele-
ated the eleventh birthday an
yersary of her son Longino, last Sat-i
day afternoon. The guests includedt
5 schoolmates and friends. One Of
e most interesting contests was a
sherman's game The guest were
ven small cntout fish. An old man
Is fishing and the idea was to pinI
Q fish near his hook. For piningl
! fish next nearest the hook, George
ever was awarded the prize, a nice