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

friends of Mrs. W. Y. Baker on ac-
count of her very serious condition
caused by ptomaine poisoning. The
crisis is past, and we hope for her a
speedy recovery. DR.. Lloyd Of Shreve-
port was called in consultation with
Dr. Kidd and a trained nurse has been
constantly in attendance.
Mr.. Egan Baker, Of Oil City, and
Mr.. r. Y. Baker, of Tulsa, Okla, were
called here by the serious illness OF
their mother.
Mrs. NJ. V. Reid is visiting her
daughter in Taylor
Misses Gladys Ward, Aline and
Mabel Wilkerson have returned to
their home at Stamps Ark, after
spending two weeks visiting in the
home of their uncle, Mr.. J. P. Nelson
Mr.. l. Il. Sutton, of Bryceland, has
bought Mr.. Lackeys barber shop, and
will move his family here soon.
Mrs. Foster Taylor spent last Fri
day in Bryceland, the guest Of Mrs.
j. o. Bryan.
Misses Maud and Gertrude Strong
ESTHER Copeland, of Taylor, were Wis
itors here last week.
The Baptist Sunday School Teach
crs' graded course, taught by Prof. II.
p. Stage, Of Pineville, and Rev. Mar
tin, was completed last Thursday
evening and the following received
certificates Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Day,
Mrs. L. II. Rogers, Mrs. r. L. Colon,
Mrs. J. NJ Rankin, Mrs. A. B. Hort,
man, Mrs. Fannie Van Cleve, Mr.. W.
Il. Hammer, Misses Courtney MizelIe
and Louise Rankin.
Miss Maud Best, Of Hope, Ark, is
the charming guest Of her grandpar-
ents, Rev. and Mrs. b. G. COnant.
Mrs. J. J. Harrison has been quite
sick for the past two weeks but her
friends are glad to know that she is
now cOnvalescent.
Miss Josephine Houck delightfully."-
entertained on Wednesday evening, of
last week, in honor Of Miss Mabel
Wilkerson, of Stamps, Ark. A joll,
crowd Of young folks enjoyed may in.
teresting games until a late hour. then
refreshments were served.
MIR. X. l., Rogers, Of Dallas, Texas, is
visitor here. Mr.. Rogers was a citi
zen OF our town until few years ago
and his many friends are glad to Sc,
him again.
Miss Kate bolin is spending her
vacation in California.
Mrs. Howard Parnell and little son
Marvin, have returned from visit TO
her parents. near Ringgold.
Miss Villa Mae Wallace of Min.
ael' was a recent guest of her sister
Mrs. o. p. Avinger.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Davis and bohv
visit. Ao' "
Mrs. Morgan Hammer and chi,dron
OF Bradley, Ark, are visiting rela. |
tives here. e 'e'"
Mrs. 7. II. Brown and daucbtor
MISS Gllssie Brown, were visitors r.
Homer last week. ' "
lille Miss Gladys Martin has 70.
turned from a pleasant visit to friends
at Athens. W A''e'l"s
a.. MISS Glennie Mizelle is visiting her
SISTER Mrs. Jessie Webb, in Monroe
Mrs, Athen Perry, of yinton, WAS
guest IN the home of her uncle Mr. 7
n. Langford, for a few days thi
week. ' VII
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Row spent the
weekend in Shreveport.
MIR. A. z. Kidd, after two week,S vic
!. TO his family, has returned r.
Waukegee, Texas. He was accomnon
ed ny his daughters, Misses Robert
md Clyde Kidd, who will spend awhile
win him and will also visit in other
owns Of the State.
Mrs VanCleye received a telegra m
Monday stating that her little daugh
er; Annie. who is visiting relative,
u kentucky, had typhoid fever Mrs
'anGieve has the sympathy of friends
n her anxiety. >'' S
kev' Rolan, Presbyterian minister
roni Athens, preached to an an.
'r@lative congregation at the Method
Sc Church Sunday mronins.
Mr. Milton Courtney was seriously
INJURED by being thrown from a borse 5
Ionday afternoon. His leg was brok. /,
. and he was badly bruised.
Mrs. I. Il. Madden and Mrs. Marti, e
the Baptist Woman's Mis-. D
onary Society Monday afternoon NJ p
LIS. Maddens home. Miss Della Hug a
ms, OF New Orleans, was a ruest '
~ gave an interesting talk about tbe Il
aptlst Mission in the city. After cl
e lesson study, delicious ice cream p'