The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-06-30

Don't be- misled into believing others p
,eII groceries cheaper than | DO Com "
mare quality, quantity and price day $
in and day out and you'll see why 1t ?
pays to buy groceries at
B. L. LOWERY'S.
Rev Cason, pastor Of the Homer
BAPTIST Church, filled the pulpit VI ,ne
Baptist Church here last oulluas
morning and evening, and preacheo d
sn]eudjI sermon to large anu ap-
precative congregation Oh poth o.
casiOns.
CLYDE McConathy left on Monday
for West Point Military Academy N
V where he will enter school. his
MANY friends here regret to see mn
lnove but wish him every success Ill
his chosen career, and feel sure tnat
/ CIvde will make good" anywhere ne
goes
Miss Claribel Cowley Of Mansfield,
was the guest of Mrs. Joe Reeves lasU
Weekend She was en- route 10 'icAs-
burg, to visit friends, and lett On eull'
day for that place. Miss Cowle.
represented the Arcadia School faculty
at the Alumni meeting Friday even
ing.
Miss Lou Annie Tooke entertained
the members of the D. D. d. CLUB, at
business meeting last Monday even
ing. A game of "Cootie" was played,
and Rock, during which time 1rult
was served. At the conclusion OF the
game, olive sandwiches and cherryade
, was served.
The BEST Mattresses In town.
Prices rights. A. CONGEk.
r. The Methodist W. NJ. S. had q call
$, meeting last Monday at the church
q and it was decided to discontinue tue
meetings through July, after that the!
will decide further whether or not Il
D. D meet until September. The ladies ar
D. very busy with the work at the te'
room, and a series Of meetings begl
~ at the church on the 10th OF July
j. Rev. Martin Hebert the presldln
n. Elder of the Houma District will D
no the visiting minister, and conduct ID
services.
e. Mr.. ]. B. Adcock, of Bernlce, fathe
II. of Mr.. W. s. Adcock, Mgr, Of the loci
ne telephone company, was here Monda
mr. Mr.. AdcOck, who is Photographic
visited the Democrat office and dl
played number Of photographs MAJ
by by him. He does excellent work, al
eth at very reasonable prices. tie stat
es- that he will be in Arcadia on Monda
son July 4th, and will be glad to call
en-, anyone interested in his line OF VOL
and that be will be prepared to ma
photographs on that date.
by
)tis New One Strap, Edwin Clapp I
TOR fords for Ladies, at McCONATHY'
of
ex- Mrs. J. ?. Caskey was hostess
Thursday afternoon, to the bapt
W, NJ. s., in her attractive new no
4 a in North addition. The devotional
iii ercises were led by the president
Mrs. Leo Daniel, teacher Of the n
- sion Study Book, Making Amer
- Christian" conducted the lesson
fifth chapter, in very Interesting u
ner The subject was "Ratlonalls
and the discussions brought forW
from the study of the lesson, were
of interest and information.
Lesta Beard assisted her mother
the courtesies to her guests.
Smith also assisted. Ice cream
cake were much enjoyed.
A wedding Of much interest
friends in Arcadia, Of the char
young bride, who has visited here,
celebrated in Monroe on Wednes
when Miss Helen Alexander, OF
roe, and Mr.. Jack Whitaker were
ed in marriage. Miss Mary
Tooke and Miss Susie Ferguson
went to Monroe the first OF the
to take part in the wedding.
TOOke assisted in the music, FOL
prenuptian concert, and played the
ding march, Miss Ferguson was 0
the bridesmaids. The maid OF
was Miss Ella Mae Charleville
best man was Mr.. holland Dough
Mr. Sterling Dougherty, OF
Rouge and Miss Susie Ferguson,
Blank and Mr.. Alexander were a
ants. The bride and groom LEI
bridal trip to Memphis, Tenn.
FOR SALE.-One pair Of D
Scales; one pair Of small Ohio S
one Iron Safe; one Burroughs 4
machine Will sell at a bargain
dress w. L. Marlborough, Box "a
cadia, La. !,
Mrs. s. A. COnger and Mrs.
White entertained at very q
full party on Tuesday morning, Il
pliment to Mrs. Ed Conger who
charming house guest. The 81
home presented a very festive 8
ance, decorated with many be
cut flowers, and ferns. The
motif was sustained in the decor
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