The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-12-15

to serve: Collecting funds for the
tree, Mrs. V. C. Pipes: decorating
tree. Mrs. Bertram Barnette, dec0ra-
ting church, Mrs. J. S. McConathy,
buying and arranging gifts, MesdameS
Hancock and RObt. Butler: entertain
ment. Meslames Ed WiIkerson, II. d.
Shehpe and Miss Mary Louis Tooke
Mr.. L. p. WOodman will see about Sc
curing the tree. The chairman of va
rious committees will appoint their
members
On Sunday, at II o'clock, tpere was
beautiful service at the Baptist
church, the pastor and members of the
NJ. e. church cooperating. This oc-
{ casion was in honor Of the members OF
{ The Hamp Michael Post Of the AmerI-
can Legion and other eN-servicc men,
and our beloved Confederate veterans.
and was given by the W. {. 7. |.
The following attractive program was
!; excellently rendered: Voluntary, song
, Stand Up For Jesus; prayer; scrip
ture; special music by Mrs. Caper>
music class: welcome. Mrs. Ed Wi!k-
erson; response, Percy Brown: greet
ings from 10Th Louisiana Regiment
I Mr. Geo. Sutton Tread hy'Mr VIM.
8 Deas): music; talk. Rev. Cox; pre-
sentation of offering to the legion, Mrs,
B. 4. Brewer response, Lamar Taylor ;
2 song, America prayer
., Get the habit. Go to Giyens Drug
Co. for the best Hot or Gold Drinks.
s Saturday afternoon Mrs. Sam Nc
4 Conathy and Mrs. Henry Shehee enter
:, tanned in honor Of the Les Ams club
Z with delightful five hundred party
= The rooms were beautifully decorated
6 with Christmas bells Wrea;hs and h0l
4 ". The attractive score cards earned
= out the spirit Of approaching Aule
+ tide. being miniature SantaS. After al
T interesting and spirited game, two
y course luncheon was served, consisting
. of chiCAen salad, olives, crackers, Gel
Is erv. coffee. ambrosia and cake. Mrs
8 George Shields making highest score
s was awarded a very beautiful little
: canary bird. Mrs. Edward Wiikersol
: received the consolation, which was
e dainty vanity case, Those present a
Is this charming affair were the mem
Is bers Of the Les Amis club, Misses Ally
J. Bond Gladys Conger, Bessie Brown
Y Jessie Brown, Mrs. Armour White ant
y Mesdames Robert Butler, FELTON, White
4 Ben Ferguson Ed Wilkerson, l.
Ii Smith, Will Trulucl, Balm Felts, Wood
Is man, Joe Andrews, julius Williams
Y Shields, Jos. DawidOtf, Bertran Bal
IS nette
Is There was a very delightful neetin
Il of the Baptist W. NJ. S. last Thursda
y afternoon the hostesses being Mesdame
- Mary Goodwin, Y. NJ. Lyons, B.
u Robinson and Claude Wilkerson. How
NJ ever, Mrs. Lyons was unable to be pre-
III ent. on account Of illness, much to tt
i. regret of all present. Mrs. Wllklnso
r had charge of the program which WI
u excellently rendered as follows: u
49, yotional exercises, Mrs. Mary 600
win; instrumental solo, MIS- q
INV Jones; talk to the retiring officers al
no incoming officers. Mrs. J. n. Jone
nts vocal selection, Mrs. Ed WllkerSo
to greetings from the new officers Nj
nv J. P. Caskey, the president; paper
ads 1.-THE Spirit of Christmas Giving M
IL. w D. Golf Reading "Christmas ID
lin the Morning" (Grace Richmond
Miss Bessie Brown. The society p
list sented the retiring president, Mrs. L
fol Wis with a beautiful electric perco
ell tor, Mrs. D. H. Brown making the p
res sentation address. After the prosr'
ice delicious refreshments consisting
End chicken salad, pickles, crackers,
sec TEA, fruit jello with nuts and whlpl
sur cream, and home made cake were Sc
end ed by Mrs. Y. NJ. Lyons Sunday Sen
per- class.
Me- Don't buy a gift before you see
MIS-. '
lies line.-GIVENS DRL:S CO.
''' Mrs. George Shields entertain
IAN ' Tuesday afternoon complimentary
the Les Amis club with one OF the
idov lest arties of the season. Her bea
tree FIJI new home was decorated with
, Of low chrysanthemums and pot pla
,eth- and suggestive of the coming holld'
,eg,l- holly. Each table was numbered
' in candles, green and red, and the p
wing ty score cards were Dresden sheph'
skod psses, At the close of the gam