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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-15
IAIkACTS FROM PROCEED.
NGS OF SCHOOL RoARn
Arcadia. Ia Anr,,,. 10 900

r,o Arcadia, La, August 1s1921
The Bienville Parish School 1I'i d. :.
n me1 on ,,1 the above date at the ab"r.
h hanea place with the following r mem
gers present 5, ]. W. Sutton, Ward 0pa
d. a. Sherman, Ward Two. a' " o1 ,e,
v Wsae Ward Ward Three; s. J. Burk N, w.
r "1u r uour; IT, N: Hays, Ward Five
M u; =. M,0ostiller, Ward Six: p I've =
' MI y ward Seven; and a quorum r., =
,Da MI ro, Il: n. Hays offered the follow
Whereas, in pursuance of . a,u .
R tion oy the Bienville Parish s sehau,
noa ara, on April g. 1920 there va, sc ho,
u "a ana Ut throughout School District u No
~, " .ne Parish of Bienville, La ~, y,
May q, 1920, a special election n' on on
WINE, when was submitted a proposition f.
incur dept and issue bonds in Reh.1f
OF said School District No < IN I .ha
n sum Of Fifty Thousand (s5o,ooo o 10e
r uollars to run over period of twent,
years. bearing interest at the rato o =,
ane,I per cent per annum, payable Semi
annually; AM for the purpose Of Construct 1.
ing S ana equipping a school buildjne w. ~
sean District No. 5, and IN Mau 90 ~
l Do. :, the Bienville Parish Scboo
a noara canvassed' the returns Of ss;d
electlOn and declared tho -. S".u
FAVOR Of mourning said deht ' enI !; ~
suing said bonds; and, ~ anu Is,
whereas, said Bienyille Parish
School Board did on May %, 1890
ADOPT q resolution providing for tho
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-15

Prof. Wagner, at the opening eycr
cises of the high school Monday morn
Ing, called upon the patrons Of the
school for their cooperation in making
the 1922 session q success. We
wonder why it is that lie PRINCIPAL
OF the high school II / constantly
appeal to the patrons fer their CO.
operation. What institution in our
town are we more earnestly interest
ed In than our high school? Would
you consider raising up your child in
community where you didn't have
the advantages Of a school? Whose
welfare causes any more vital con.
Germ than that of your son or daush.
ter! Their future beyond doubt de-
ponds upon the proper kind of train.
Ing. There is only two places thew
can get the combination that composes
the proper kind of training-in school
and in the home. This co-operation
that the professor asks for should be
freely given and We believe it will.
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Advertising Rates on Application

"TO me, success does not near
wealth. says Mr.. Haines. wealth
often goes hand in hand with it
but that is incidental. Success is ac.
complishment- constructive Dr0duc,
ton, productive construction, put it
which way you will 1t comes from
creating something, whether an
ocean liner, or a book. or a business
or an improved kind of mouse trap
1t adds to the general happiness, or
common understanding. In this kind
OF accomplishment chance is small
factor.'
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-15
CONSTABLE SALE,

NJ. 0. Collinsworth VS.. Will Hewitt
State of Louisiana, Parish of Biep
vie. Transfer from the Fifth
ward, Justice Of the Peace Court
Claiborne Parish La
Under a Writ of Fieri Facias is
sued out of the above named Honor
aoie Court, and to me directed. | have
seized ana will offer for sale 70 the
Il and highest bidder for cash at the
lroht door of the Honorable Second
justice OF the Peace office, in thp
town of Gibslanl, La, within legal
sale hours on ''
Saturday, October LIST, 1921,
wit: peV ~
Eight hundred pound of Seed Cot.
Ton more or less in field unpatherpd
also Ten bushels of Ear Corn mora or
less IN field ungathered. "
, sald property seized as that Of tbe
uelenaant' Will Hewitt, and will he
So l0,,, to pay said debt and all cost
Ihls Sept. 10Th, 1921.
PC. BURNETT
'oils'aple Ward Two, Bienvipe Par.
ish, La. i"f-
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SHERIFF SALE.
VIII o. Campbell vs.. W. G. Nirbow
No. 5445. Third Judicial District

viii 0. Campbell VS.. W. G, Xirbov
No. 5445, Third Judicial Distric
Court, State of Louisiana, paris]
Of Bienville.
Under and by virtue of a Writ O.
Execution issued from the above nam
e1 Honorable Court and to me direct
'', have seized and will offer fol-
Sa1e 10 the last and highest bidder fol
cash with benefit of appraisement, at
he principal front door of the Court.
mouse at Arcadia, Bienville Parish,
la.' within legal sale hours on
saturday, October 22nd, 1921.
me Following described property, to-
wit: Wy
NE of NV, NV of NE, SW of NE,
) - OF NV, n - of SW, Sc of SW,
ana acres in NV Corner of Sc
II OF Section 3, Township II, r. 6.
containing 325 acres more or less.
1he above described property seized
as belonging to the defendant, W. G.
ARROW. and will be sold to satisf,
SAID Wit of Execution and all costs
This the Sth day of Sept, 1921.
}. e. CCRRIE, Sheriff,
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office in the town Of Gibsland,> La
within legal sale hours on
Saturday, the LIST day of Oct, 1921,
the following described property, to
wit:
One Thousand pounds of Seed Cot.
ton more or less.
property seized as that of the above
named defendant, Tom Smith, and will
ne sold to satisfy said writ and all
cost.
ms September 18th, 1921.
F. c. BURNETT,
constable Ward Two, Bienville Par
ISL, La.
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on May q, 1920
P. f. WHITE. President
E. H. FISHER, Secretary.

Arcadia. La, August 1S.lJ2t
Mr.. j. V. Sltton offered the folI,v
Ing resolution and moved its a,Ioptior
Whereas, IN pursuance Of a rcSoIr
ton adopted by the Bicnvillc Paris
School Board on Jan. 6, 1920 there W,
held in and throughout School Di>trrc
No. 10 Of the Parish of Bienyillc. O
April ., 1920, Il special election =
which was submitted Il proposition T.
llcup debt anl issue bonds in brlar
Of said School District No, 10 in IN,
sum OF Thirty Four Thousand (>Gl
0oo00' Dollars TO RIM over ppri0l
2f twenty years, bearing interest at n,
rate ST . per cent per annnm. pav3bll
Seml-annua!ly, for the purpose of con
Structin& AID eNuipiug a school build
ng in and for said School District \,
| 10, and OF April 6, 1920, thr BiruviIl
'arISh School Board canvasSpl the re-
turns Of said election and declared IN.
results in favor Of mourning and i,Su
:nG said bonds: and,
Whereas, said BienviIle Paris J
School Board did Oh April 9Th. 10.&
adopt a resolution providing tor tn.
ISSUANCE III behalf Of School District
Nc 10 Of said Thirty Four Thousan&
l%'4,OOO.OO) Dollars Of bonds in ll
denomination of Give Hundred $500.
0oi Dollars each, numbered FROM On
to Sixty Eight, both inclusive. date,
August ], 1920, due scrially on Feb.
ruary LIST OF each of the yeas 1921 i,
1910, both inclusive, and bearing inter
est at the rate Of ) per cent per amman
payable semi-annually, Oh February LIST
ard August LIST and.
Whereas, said bonds have. not been
sold at par and accrued interest as five
per cent bonds: now. therefore.
BE it resolved by the Bienvile Par
'Sh School Board, That the President
II this Board be and is hereby author !
yea and directed to have prepared an,
o execute and deliver to the purchase, !
hereof bonds Of the Bienvile Parish !
school Board in behalf Of School Dis
ret NO. 10 of said Parish, PAYABLE to |
carer in the aggregate amount O
lhIrfy -Four Thousand ($34OOO.OW
dollars, all dated Aug. 1st. 1920 al
n me denomination Of Five HUNDRED
100000 Dollars, numbered from On,
D Sixty Eight, both inclusive, and ma.
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daily contact feel any better becaus
you always have a hard luck look OF
, your face and a distressing story t,
tell, and you are knocking business al
the time. On the other hand the Cd
timiSt always has a word Of encourage
ment and the salye he spreads is a re
lief to a tired mind and when he is
gone We always feel better because he
has been here.
Let Us see if We can't do little
something to help conditions back t.
normalcy, instead Of wishing the Othel
fellow would do something, Maybe he
is waiting for a little boost from U.s.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-15
PROCEEDINGS OF AUGUST
MEETING OF POLICE JURY
Arcadia, La, Aug. l, 1921.
Ordinance

Ordinance
BE it ordained by the Police jury
OF the Parish Of Bienville, in regular
session convened, that there shall be
levied an advalorem tax Of Z mills on
the dollar and collected on all taxable
property real or personal of every kind
subject to taxation in said Parish of
blenvllle, during the year 1921, and
TO pear the same penalties and to be
collected in the sam emanner as the
State Tax is collected of which 2 -
mills on the dollar is to defray the ex:
penses OF the parish government, 1 -
mills on the dollar to be used for the
public roads and bridges;
be it further ordained that 3 mills
on the dollar are hereby levied for
schod purposes Of the Parish of Bien.
vile as required by the constitution of
the State of Louisiana.
BE it further. ordained that the 1 -
mills on the dollar set aside for roads
ana bridges OF Bienville Parish, shall
De appropriated according to the as
sessment of the various wards of the
parish.
IN roll call the members voted on the
above ordinance as follows:
leas.-Ber Davis, ]. H. Thnrmond
). Z. Albums, W. H. Began, A. G
Whltlow and J. H. King.
Nayes.-None.
Ordinance
BE it ordained, by the Police jury
OF Bienville Parish, State of Louisiana.
that for the purpose Of paying inter. |
est on the outstanding One Milo,
Dollars of Road Bonds, of the Parish |
oI Blenvllle maturing on February / |
l922 and on August 1, 1922; and tho
bonds l OF said issue maturing on Aug,
l Isl !, 1872; there is hereby levied on
~ property subject to parish taxa.
Ion in the parish Of Bienville, for the
'ear l92l a special tax of 6 IL mills
m the dollar, and the assessor is di.
ected to extend said tax on tho as
essment rolls and the tax collector is
Instructed to collect and account 70,
anne as provided by law.
on roll call the members voted on
ne above ordinance as follows:
Yeas.-Bert Davis, J. H, Thurmond
y, =. Albums, W. H. Began, A, G
v n and J. H. King.
Nayes.-NOne.
Ordinance
BE 1t ordained, by the Police Jurv
blehvllle Parish, in legal session
a1V' that the president Of Police
u De and he is hereby authorized
"a requested to send out a circn1a,
.,er ana give legal notice that This
Ny will receive bids in accordance 1e
l n tne PROVISIONS Of Act 2O5 Of 1919
vi, roll call the members voted q,
e e above ordinance as follows: ~
ieeas.mBert Davis, ]. H. Thurmond
+, =; Albums, W. H. Began. A. q
N and ]. H. King. ~
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-15
TAXING THE COMIC OUT OF
COMEDY.

The daily press of this week record
a crime alleged to have been commit
dc by the movie comedian, ROsCO
Fatty Arbuckle. the like Of which
we have never read in the newspapers
This Arbucklp fellow has been draw
Ing card for picture theatres: the kid
dies have watched and waited for him
and his night on the screen was thpl
night at the show. But, alas, the
beast that is IN him has predominant
ed this jOVial spirit and he is now
behind the bars charged with one of
the most dastardIy murders ever re-
corded by the press. His victim was
one pretty Miss Virginia Rappe. a mo-
ton picture actress, and her dying
statement should, in our opinion con.
Wet Arbuckle in the courts of Cali
forna or any other state.
We learn from a brief biography
Of his life that he was dragged from
the gutter and made a motion picture
star because of his ability to make
people laugh. Right from the begin
ming he was paid an enormous salary
without any effort being made to pol
ish up his debased character. and in
stead Of making a man out of him il
merely gave him money and ability
to Quench his beastly thirst. But SO
far as the comedy Of his screen pro
auctions is concerned, it is foreye,
gone for the person who thinks right
Or has one Scintilla Of a clean mind
Arbuckle in a flash has lost all hi,
fame. If justices of our courts do moi
leal out justice to the criminal, the
Almighty God surely will.
We are glad to note that theatres !
IN the numerous cities of the United |
States have cancelled their contract
md refused to show pictures featur
ng Arbuckle. This is pretty good
ign that civilization is not extinct
md this movement should be followed
Up by every theatre in the city or in
he village.
Some day picture producers will
earn that they must employ actors
nj actresses of character as we'll as
blllty 1t seems that show people
ave hobby of patronizing the di
Orce courts and cater to variou
Their kinds of scandal, and some of
he best talent of the stage and screel |
as ben sacrificed due to the fact thai
ne talent was not backed up by char
cter. If the public will demand
can pictures the producers will de 5
and clean actors
The management of the local thea,
e announces that no Arbuckle pro- t
notions will be shown here. S
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

Succession of Jewell Underwood de
ceased; No. S57, Third Judicial
District Court. Parish of Bienyille
State Of Louisiana \
Notice is hereby given that L. Il
o 4. has this day filed application
tor the appointment as administrator
IN said succession, and unless opposi
non be made thereto within the time
specified by law the same will be du]y
homologatec as prayed for.
Witness the Honorable J. E. Rev.
Mods Judge of said Court, this the
10Th day Of September, 1921.
W. l.. SHELLEY,
Deputy Clerk of said Court
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CONSTABLE SALE.

'lo % hardware & Supply Co. vs.
rom Smith, State Of Louisiana
Parish of Bienville, In Second Jus.
tlce Court, Ward Two.
y. Under and by virtue q a Writ Of
flerl Facias issued out of the ahova
nam! named Honorable Court, and to me-
directed e | have seized and will offer
iof sale for cash to the last and high.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-15

OF study. and you will see that TIT
Tyler Commercial College rank
among the foremost educational insti
tuti0ns Of the country. When your sol
or daughter has graduated from thi.
institution they will hold diploma
that represents efficiency and will not
only be a passport into the best salar-
led positions. but will be mqueStion.
able evidence that they have achieved
a great accomplishment. They vii
not have to 20 back home and wait for
something to turn up, they can 90 into
the business world and turn something
up.
Fill in and mail for our free catN
logue.
4>hlte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -.
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LEE LOCALS.

Nlntended for last week
! Quite crowd attended the rpgula,
services at Spring Hill Sunday.
! Quite a number Of the people from
this vicinity attended the c0nyentio
at BiSteneau.
Miss Myrtle Bostic is spending the
weekend in Ringgold with Miss Thee
Conley.
Mr.. Art Mangham. of Carroll wa.
the guest Of Miss Louella Upton Thurs
day afternoon.
Messrs. Arthur McGentry and Luth
er Williams are home for few days
after having set G-inch casing in Lake.
side Oil Co. No. 3 on Lake Bisteneau,
Mr.. ii. j. Giddens was in Shreveport
Friday for the purpose of buying ma
terlal for his building which is being
efecteu III RlnggOlu.
Mrs. Fannie Conley has returned
home after spending several days with
her daughter, Mrs. Scott, of Hall Sum
NIT.
The Rock Mount protracted meetin.
being conducted by Rev. Harper is be-
ing attended by many Of the people Of
this community.
1t was quite a surprise to the people
Oh ms vicinity to learn of the mar !
rage OF Miss lnez Regain, the charm.
ing daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Re- |
gan of Ringgold, to Mr.. Joe Smith
Ihey left imYediately for Shreveport
Love, JOY and happiness is the wisy
Of their many friends
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-15
WHAT ABOUT A go TO WORK.
MOVEMENT?

We have read Of every kind of move
ment Imaginable to restore normal con.
ditions, many Of them worthy and we'll
founded, and yet the most effective
movement has been neglected. go
to work. movement. We all know that
idleness encourages idleness and the
longer a man is idle the more he is in.
clined to remain so. Production de.
Ponds upon demand; demand upon the
ability Of the people. to buy, and the
ability OF the people to- buy depends
upon their earning capacity. Then, if
the wage Garner has lost his earning
capacity he has lost his ability to buy.
and the lack Of ability to buy is the
most critical condition facing our coun.
try today. Some contend that there is
nothing to do, but We are unable TO
see 1t this way. 1t is not that there
Is nothing to do that conditions are
depressed and times are hard, it is he.
cause we are not doing what there is
to be done, and the continual bowling
about hard times has not helped to
bring about normally. Then why not
a national go to work. movements
Employment Of the mind and body is
often the barrier between man and
crime and is always the safeguard
against starvation. Every merchant
In our town would directly or indirect.
~ get boost from thousand dollars I
turned loose for wages here tomorrow.
The merchant would be paid and he in
turn would pay someone else, and 80
on down the line until the money would
benefit each individual business man
to some extent.
Present conditions are not caused by
any shortage Of money because govern
ment reports, etc, show that there is
actually more cash in the United
States today than ever before. Blu,
ash Is idle and for this reason men
ire necessarily idle. II you have d /
title job Of repair work around the |
lOuse that needs to be done, why not !
ave 1t done now? If you contemplate +
uilding a house you couldn't find o Il
etter time, lumber and building ma. Il
srial are cheaper than they have been !
'r q long, long time. !,
TO say the least, you haven't light s
ned your burden by being pessimistic d
: down in the mouth, and you haven't Ip]
ade those with whom you come in I'll
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lloo GALLON TANK for sale at a
bargain Reason for selling, have
connections with city water works and
tank not needed. For price and par-
Eicalars see DR.. BEN FERGUSON, At
City Drug Store, or call at residence
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-15

why not renew your subscription tc
,he DEMOCRAT today? Cotton is
bringing almost twice what it broueh.
a month ago, and money is not 50 hard
TO get Besides you need your home
ana parish paper, and it is worth tbe
price and more.
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ISSUANCE in behalf Of School DistriC
NO. . of said Fifty Thousand ($5O,OOO
wv Dollars of bonds in the denomins
tion OF Five Hundred ($5O0OO) DO
lars each, numbered from One to On
hundred, both inclusive, dated Au:
l. l"2o. due serially on Feb. 1st 0
! each of the years 1921 to 1910. bot
inclusive, payable Semi-annually o.
FEB. LIST and Aug 1st; and,
Whereas. said bonds have not bee
sold and, in the opinion of the Board
cannot be sold at par and accrued in
sereSt at ) per cent bonds; now, there
fore,
Be it resolved by Bienville Parish
| School Board. That the President o.
this Board be and is hereby author
lied and directed to have prepared anG
execute and deliver to the purchase
thereof Bonds Of the Bienville Parisl
School Board in behalf of Schoo! Dis
trict No. 5 of said Parish, payable t.
the bearer in the aggregate amount o.
Fifty Thousand ($jO,00OOO) Dollars
all dated August list, 1920, all in the
denomination of Five Hundred (S5OO
Oo) Dollars, numbered from One +,
one Hundred, both inclusive, and mn.
turing On February 1st of the year,
192l to 1910, both inclusive, in the
same amounts as heretofore provided
tor' tue maturity Of said bonds bear
ing interest at 5 per cent, said bonds
to conform in all respects to the bond
heretofore authorized bearing ) DC.
cent interest, except the bonds now
shall bear interest at the 20 70
Oh per cent per annum, pavabl
seml-annually, on Feb. 1st and Ano
LIST.
DE II further resolved by the Bien
vile Parish School Board, That thu
Secretary of this Board be and is here
~ authorized and directed to max,
Publication in the official Journal of
his Board for period of Sixty day. |
II the intention of this Board to issu |
aid bonds, to bear interest at the rate !
II . per cent interest per ann,1m. pay J
|b1e semi-annually, instead of 5 per
ent per annum.
On roll call the members of the
'oard voted as follows: Aye: ]. W.
'utton, II. A. Sherman, W. W. Poole
: }. Burkhalter, H. N. Hays. R. J.
lostiller and P. F. White. Nay: Alb
ant
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that in con
ormlty to a resolution adopted by tn,
lenvllle Parish School Board at its
'eetlng on Aug. IS, 1921, and in ac.
'rdance herewith, said Board will, af.
X que advertisement hereof and i,
le absence of petition or remon
rance signed by not less than 10 pe,
'llt OF the property tax payers quail
"a TO vote in School District No. {
sald Parish and filed with said
GARD, proceed to issue and sell Fiftv
thousand ($50,000O0) Dollars Of
mas for and in behalf of School Dis
let No. 3, in the denomination of Fiv,
ohdred ($5OO.OO) Dollars each. MN
RED from One to One Hundred, both
elusive, dated Aug. list, 1920, matur
: serlally on Feb. LIST of the wears
Il to 1910, both inclusive, and bear.
: interest at the rate of 6 per CEN
annum, payable semi-annually or
% LIST, and Aug. LIST, instead Of is
ing and selling said bonds to bear
per cent interest as heretofore auth
yea at special election in and
Fonghout said School District No.
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r ,Gs.''% on on, Febrp.,,
a ~, . SO i' Nj both ii
"'..,.'..'s as ,heretola
W.. ~. . n.... Interest j.
~ .,.. ii, .""! shall rs
H." august lst'
T." il" i. ;oriuer III,
.4'..' authorized
"~.." duplication j,
IT,. Il. , " This boaSd1 !!
-. +" y. ~. Of the intea
. -..' said bonds
rlIp Of six -.
. .. .:.>. s'ent.annam,s
"" ''''l call tb -
. > XVI. 81 Aye: J.
~. ;. In, W. W. ,p0
y Vie. ny.
N'th
...l l. ~. =. IS hereby d
h''av.Ile Parish S Say
A.."''4s August IS
,,.T...''ye herewith,
after due advertiser.
It,, It, &'"'nce of a h
m',... e signed by hi
per cent of the p,a N
7 Fl to vote IN II
NJ. 10 o Of said Psr ii
81 .1'l hoarl, proceed !,
ni'ar> Of bonds IN h
D , No. 10. in
o., I.'" Hundred
each. numbered from
I r,S3t. both inclusive,
,'-o. maturing seils)h
'St Of the years 1921 }
.I'I>I'} . and bearing h,
rate Of six per cent y
'hle Somi-annually, o. n
ne, ID. August LIST, Instead
selling said bonds to H.
interest as heretofers
special election held i,
'ut said School ma. !
\pril >, 1920.
E. H. FISHER, Sc,
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Address
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-15

The Rock Mount protracted meeting
being conducted by Rev. Harper is be-
ing attended by many Of the people Of
this community.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-15

Mrs. Fannie Conley has returned
nome after spending several days with
her daughter, Mrs. Scott, of Hall Sum
mit.
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Mr. Art Vaughan, of Carol. was
the guest Of Miss LOuella Upton Thurs
day afternoon.