The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-04-07

Recent guests in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. TOOke were Messrs.
G. s. Clark, Britain D. Spaugh, Reggie
Brinkman, Crea Pugh and Mr.. Heinze,
of Shreveport.
Miss Lila Mae Butler, returned to
Monroe on Tuesday after few days
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. RObt. Butler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Butler and Mr..
Tom Butler.
Buy your Refrigerator now while my
stock is new and completes. A.
C0nger.
Miss Jewel Mcclure and Mr.. Floyd
Brewer attended a dinner on Sunday,
in Monroe, given in compliment to the
McGuire-Flannigan wedding party, of
which they were members.
Mrs. Ida Williamson has returned
from a pleasant visit to Monroe, where
she was the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Lex Shields, who has just return
ed from a delightful stay Of about ten
days In New Orleans.
Mrs. G. G. Travis and little daugh-
ter, Beulah Catherine, who have been
visiting in Shreveport for the past few
weeks, returned to Arcadia last Fri
day and their many friends are glad
to welcome them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Shields and
daughter, Elizabeth, Of Shreveport,
were guests Of Mrs. s. L. Houston and
Miss Addie last weekend. They will
not move to their new home in Ar
cadia, which is almost completed until
the close Of the Shreveport school.
In the Democrats advertising col.
umns this week appears the announce
ment of A. F. White Insurance Co.,
which will be of interset to those need
ing insurance Of any kind. Don't over
look this ad.
| Mr.. W. G. Howell enjoyed pleasant
visit from his sisters, Mesdames Stow
Cathey and Murphy on Tuesday, VINO
brayetl the Indictment weather to make
his birthday anniversary a most de'
| lightful day. Mr.. Howells friends, re-
gret to know that his health has
| recently been rather poor and nope
thot II will soon be much improved.
The D. D. Club enjoyed a soclal
meeting last Friday evening at the
home Of one Of the members, MISS
Dorothy Deas, seven Of the. members
were present and seven boys wer r
quests. A general good time, maze
the evening pass quickly and the TIM
to "adiourn" came all too soon. IN
teresting games, music were the prime,
nal form Of entertainment. sahd
wiches and tea were served.
We are so glad to be able to repor
an improvement in little Wise Iel
relrs condition, which has been mos
critical indeed, having a severe cas-
Of double pneumonia. Wise mas pee
a very sensible little patient, taking u,
medicine without any trouble ana
raa sonable in many ways An exec
lent trained nurse from Shreveport
~ much assistance to his parents
in taking craze Of him.
A complete stock Of Furniture wit !
urI,es thaht are right at s. A. Conser'
Tho Methodist W. NJ. s. had an II
teresting business session at the cnu r.
,sst Monday, after devotional exercise
con- Conducted BY the president, MRS.
n Taylor, A Bible lesson was aol
taught by Mrs. Cole. A large atten'
ance Of members were present :.
committee of ladies who are interestt
IN the civic improvement OF the 70"
asked for the earnest cooperation
tho society, and plans were dlscusst
for the accomplishment OF aforesa'
mentioned work.
| nh pant,st W. NJ. s. had a delign
fnl and profitable meeting last Inuf
dow in the home Of Mrs. Bill Grlgs0
After a devotional service, Mrs. u
Daniel very lmpressively gave q
second lesson in the Mission stu
Sook-"Making America Christian
.The Problems Confronting America
WAS the topic Of the lesson and W
most interesting. Mrs. Alwyn ing
| tower assisted the hostess In servll
! dalicious ice cream and cake, garnis
~ Win mink and white r0ses.