The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-18

car, accompanied by her brother. Her
friends in Arcadia are delighted tc
have her return, and to know that he.
mother has improved steadily.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hearre and
daughter and son, Of San Antonio, Tex
as, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Audie Bryan Thursday nigh. Mrs.
Matte Gloer who has been visiting in
Texas also accompanied them. The
Hearnes went to Bryceland from here
and will visit other Louisiana rela
tives before returning to Texas.
The following clipping from thu
Shreveport Times is Of interest to Ar.
cadia friends Of Miss Daisy HightoV
er, who formerly lived here and who
taught expression at the school at this
place. Miss Daisy Hightower has re.
turned from Evanston, ILL.,, where
she took the summer course in oratory
in the Northwestern University. Miss
Hightower's certificate shows she
made perfect grading and she had
the highest standing Of a c,ass of
twenty-seven."' ~,
Mrs. Leo Daniel entertained the
Baptist W. NJ. s. last Thursday after.
noon and after a business and devo.
tional session conducted by Mrs. Bert
Davis, Mrs. Garland Howell Was lead.
er for the Study in Royal Service,
The topic for the lesson Was "Infor-
nations and many interesting fea-
lures were well presented by several
members. Delicious fruit punch was
served when the guests arrived, and
at the conclusion of the interesting pro-
gram, iced watermelon was much en-.
joyed. 1t was pleasure to have beer
present. Mrs. w. H. Daniel has not
been able to meet with the society in
some Time, and she has been greatly
missed.
Mrs. ]. A. Brewer and son, Mr.,
FloykBrewer, entertained last Friday
evening at most sumptuous picnic
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Brewer,
of Alexandria. Quite a number Of
their old friends were invited to meet
him and the occasion was a very pleas
ant one. The leafs" were varied an(
most abundant and were served picnic
style. Mrs. Carl Colt, Miss Jewel Nc
CURE and Mr.. Floyd Brewer saw that
the guests were entirely comfortable
and we'll served. Barbecued meats of
different kinds, French fried potatoes
bread, a variety Of salads and sand
wiches, olives, pickles, iced tea, cake
and ice cream were some Of the good
things enjoyed. Out Of town guests be-
sides the honorees, Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Brewer, were Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. At
kins, and Mr.. John Ben Kendall, Of
Ruston, and Miss Shirley Edgerton, Of
COushatta.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. White entertain.
ed on Friday evening, the younger
set in compliment to her cousin, and
house guest, Miss Louise O'Quinn, Of
Mobile, Ala. Progressive "Cootie''
was the principal feature Of the enter
tainment, and in the game Mr.. Roy
Caskey scored highest, receiving as a
prize a delicious box Of candy. Mus
ical selections were enjoyed. A deli.
ciOus ice course Of sherbert garnished
with cherries, and cake were served
the following guests: Miss Louise
O'Quinn, the honoree, Miss Mary Alice
Pentecost, Amelia Brewer, Ora Lee
Hennigan, Esther Belle Mosely, Edrie
Wimberly, Mary Louis Boyd, Ruth
I Murphy; Messrs. Revis Jordan, King
Murphy, Lloyd Atkins, Roy Caskey
Curtis Taylor, Mr.. Oliver and Clarence
Otis Brown. Miss Gladys Conger and
Mr.. Ira McConathy assisted the hos'
and hostess in their courtesies to theil
guests.
| A marriage Of more than ordinary
interest to 4 large circle Of friends ii
Louisiana, and Mississippi, was cele
|brated last Friday in Jackson, Miss.
when Mr.. Arthur Brown Simpson, Of
Arcadia, led to the altar, Miss Ger
6|trude Porter, Of Brookhaven, Miss, tn,
lpagtor q the second Baptist church
lof Brookhaven, Mis-, performing tn