The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-10-13
BY Mrs. d. g. Brown Jr.

port last week.
Misses Alys Bond and Gladys Con.
ger visited Ruston Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Callahan has been a welcome
guest Of her grand daughter, Mrs Bax.
ter Sutton, this week.
Miss Jessie Brown spent the week
end in Shreveport, the guest Of Miss
Susie Ferguson.
Mrs. !. N. Jones and daughter, Miss
Vashti Jones, visited Shreveport on
Tuesday on business.
Tanlac is made of roots, herbs and
barks and contains no minerals or
opiates. City Drug Co.
Miss Leola McConathy spent the last
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Cecil
Atkins, in Homer.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Dawidoff spent
the holidays Of the Feast of the
Atonement in Monroe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Daniel and little
daughters, Elizabeth and Mabel, will
leave Thursday for fortright's visit to
Mineral Wells, Texas.
Mrs. Geo. Shields went to Shreveport
on Tuesday to visit her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Shields. who is student
Of Foster Hall School in that city.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Shehee have as
guests last week Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders
Fowler and two little children, of Oil
City, and Miss Colquitt, DR.. May and
DR.. Curtis Williams. of Shreveport.
People who have been helped by Tan.
lac are always anxious and willing to
tell others about it. City Drug Co.
Mrs. Mosely, of Winfield, who
has been guest Of her son, DR.. J. NJ.
MOsely and family, here, left on Tues
day to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Scheen, who Is teaching in the Doyline
school.
Miss Clyde Mobley, Of the Depart
ment Of Home EconQmics in Baton
Rouge, was a visitor to this school last
Wednesday. From here she visited the
Bienville school, Miss Luda Reynolds
taking her down In her car.
The friends Of Mrs. Elite Howell con.
graduate her on the splendid grade
which she made In her examination
given BY the progressive series Of music
which has been accepted as the stand.
ard for the public schools. She made
IS.
The friends Of Miss Mary Madden |
are glad to know that she is held in !
such high esteem at the school she at
tends in Tuscaloosa, Ala. She has
been made president Of her Sunday I
School class, director Of the choir Of
the Y. W. G. A., and has been elected
Z member Of the students council.
For Sale-Residence; well located; bis
lot. For information see Mrs. H. L
hunge, Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Madden has as
guests for the weekend Mr.. and Mrs,
Louie Madden, Of Shreveport, who 4
came over In their car on Saturday ev. 8
ening and remained until Sunday at. Ia
lern0on, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mad. k
len, OF Homer. The latter will also /,
pend the week here with her parents. c
n-law. ]
Judge L. B. Watkins and Mrs. Wat !.
iins, Of Minden, accompanied by their !.
daughters, Misses Flora Glen and Lyn.
leila Watkins, were guests of Mr.. and :
drs. Joe Andrews last Sunday. Miss =
Elora Glen is expected to return here ;, :
his week to spend few days. She is ;,
ways heartily welcomed by her many :
FlendS In Arcadia.
The Methodist W. NJ. G. met at the
ONE Of Mrs. Jos. Atkinson on Monday
[ternoon tn a Bible study, which wasl
I'D BY Mrs E. P. Woodman, and dis. )"
lssed In an interesting manner by all "a
resent. The next social meeting will ~
J with Mrs. JOS Andrews next Mon. &C
y and Mrs. Ed Wilkerson will con. 70
lct the social program. Of
en-
Last saturday was Work Day In the
ethodist church, or Sunday School,
2 proceeds going to the orphans at cd
lston. 7 b e offering at Sunday ev,
hool Sunday morning was $4,000 the
'lch vas an incomplete report. Sew. Gle
! g TIE Sunday School classes, Mrs. prs