The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-02-03

night and full attendance Of mem
bers is urged, and all friendy Of the
organization invited.
Mrs. Rainbolt, remembered here al
Miss Tom Winnfeld), and little daugh
ter, Mary Gretchen, Of West Monroe
visited Arcadia last Weekend. While
here they were guests of Mrs. Mary
Goodwin.
Miss Jewel Williamson entertained
the members Of the F. ]. B. Club
which Is composed Of boys and girls
Of the High School set, Friday night
at Rock party. Hot chocolate and
cake were served.
Mr.. ]. W. Allen left on Monday fol
EldOrado, Ark, where he has accepted
a position in the City Drug Store Of
that place. His friends here wish hin
success, although they regret to set
him leave Arcadia.
Mrs. Henry Butler was hostess or
Monday to the Methodist W. NJ s
Mrs. +. I. Taylor conducted the devo
tional. exercises and Mrs. Pollard Viii
liams, the lesson in Social Service
Those assisting in the program were
Mrs. ]. A. Stewart, H. N. Brown, Ed
Wilkerson, Mrs. ]. B. Storey. Choco
late and waters were served.
Master Simeon DawidOff celebrated
his eighth birthday very pleasantly
Saturday afternoon by having twenty
five Of his little friends spend the
afternoon with him. After playing q
number Of interesting games, the lit.
tie guests were taken to the dining
room where they blew out the candles
on the birthday cake. Lucille Jackson
won a dainty crepe de chine handker.
chief and ]. 8. McConathy a whistle
for blowing out the greatest number OF
candles. Refreshments of gelatine and
whipped cream, popcorn and candy
were served.
Last Friday evening Mrs. G. G.
Travis entertained her Sunday School
class, in compliment to one Of the
class, members, Miss Mabel Lyons,
whose birthday anniversary came on
that day. When the honoree arrived,
all Of her friends, who had already
shOwered her with pretty and
dainty handkerchiefs. Some interest
Ing games, contests, jokes and cOnun-
drums were features Of entertainment
and very much enjoyed by the guests
and the hostess served hot chocolate
with whipped cream and marshmallows
and cake.
DR.. ]. L. Kimball, Of Shreveport,
visited his sister, Mrs. ]. G. Andrews,
Saturday and Sunday. Her sister,
Mrs. Nelson, Of Homer, was also
recent visitor. Mrs. Andrews many
friends are deeply concerned that her
condition remains 30 critical, and she
has been sadly missed from the various
lchvities In which she Is interested,
Ind In which she has been such a
lseful member. It Is most sincerely
loped that her state Of health wlll be
70 much improved soon, that her
friends viii be allowed the privilege
4 seeing her.
Mrs. J. B. Herring entertained the
Baptist W. NJ. s. last Thursday after
loon. The meeting was one that had
,een devoted to the interest Of the
louisiana Baptist Sanitarium at
Alexandria, and the program en-
'hasized the importance Of personal
efvice work and good neighborliness.
drs. \. N. Lyons led the devotional
ervice In very impressive manner
md Mrs. W. D. COT conducted the
'rogram. A pageant by Mrs. Leo Dan
el and Mrs. Travis assisted by little
David Lyons was very impressive. The
Gene represented nurse seated at
be bedside Of patient, and 4 visitor
~ 80 ~ rs p
sho inquired the real purpose Of the
anitafium and for what It stood was
ndeed ven rendered and very instruct
y Each member Of the society con-
abuted ! acarf Tor the sanitarium,