The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-26

in the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Conger.
FOR RENT--One Nicely Furnished
front room. Apply at Democrat Office.
(FGM)
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Mcclure have
had as guests recently; Mrs. McGuires
mother, Mrs. J. s. Richardson, and
brother, Mr.. Floyd Richardson and
wife, of Minden, also hersister, Mrs
Sibley, Of Shreveport.
SEED OATS--I have Red Rust
Proof Seed Oats. $3.50 a Sack.
M. O. COLLINSWORTH
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry N. Harper arc
| the parents of their first child, a little
daughter, who arrived on Monday OF
Hast week. Her maternal grandmother
Mrs. Dawson Of Haynesville, is witt
them. Her paternal grandmother, Mrs
Harper, is expected over soon.
Mrs. s. f. Epner, formerly Miss Car
rie Lee, and little son Frank Jr, 0
Palestine Texas, arrived on Tuesda,
| to visit relatives. After spending
few days with her grandmother, Mrs
/ 10 Fuller, they went out to Mr.. an
Mrs. w. M. Lees and will spend
while with them.
LAND FOR SALE--100 Acres Cla1
born Parish land, mineral rights re
served; abOnt three hundred thuosan
feet pine and oak timber; one mile 9
saw mill. Easy terms. ]. s. McCON
athy, Arcadia, La,
/, Miss Luda Reynolds Is sustainin
her splendid record as a faltl
full student at the Columbl
!. University, in a test in high englisl
sut Of a very large class, she was tn
nnly one to make an A. She was ais
| the only one not having some kind {
| college degree We are always prou
Of any distinction won by our Arcad1
boys and girls.
The many warm friends made ,
Mrs. Rebecca Pullin during her res
lence here for several years, we
much grieved to learn Of her dea'
| last week at her home in Saline, al
gIextend to her sorroiwng loved on
| their deepest and tenderest sympath
| Especially do their hearts go out
IIsympathy to her devoted cornpanio
tIMr. w. r. Pullin, who numbers D
j friends here by the score.
:. Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Murpf
who are recent residents Of Arcad1
deeply sympathize with them IN t
loss Of their beloved little son, who
death occurred on Sunday night, frc
bronchial pneumonia fOllowin an
tack Of measles. While this brig
little childs sojourn on earth was Drl
being only II month old, ne VIII
grievously missed in the home and
who were SO devoted to him. The
mains were carried to Zion Fill, tn
old home, and inferred In the cemete
lat that place. May the HeaVel
Father look on those 50 sorely bere'
led, and comfort them.
IT is a matter Of universal reg
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among the many friends Of the Crt
sons, that the home Is broken up 9
the family becoming scattered. y
zen residents Of this place 50 long,
young people growing up here
have endeared themselves to the g
munity generally. But sine the &c
Of their parents, they find It impra
,cable TO remain iii the old home. y
j. b. story and little son, and \
Fannie Crowosn left Wednesday
Iioin MIR. story at Norfolk va, "
Having already gone to Virginia to
! ter school. A. I. Crowson u. acc
panied his brother, Bryant 70 his y
near Baton Rouge and will rem
" with him there. Mr. Johnnie Grow
d viii be here another month to vino
the family business and Hugh y
only member Of the family VINO
2 be In Arcadia. He will complete
y high school course here. the =
people will be sadly missed by
rs many friends, but win have melr
wishes FOR happiness and su'
whereever they may 50.
Last Wednesday night Mrs 2
Aud returned from Shreveport y