The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-29
olives, crackers and iced tea, followed
by marischinO ice cream and cake.

Olives crackers and iced tea, followed
by marischinO ice cream and cake.
Get rid Of that nervous, fretful feel
ing. Brace up Take Tanlac and you
will look everybody in the face with a
smile. Sold at City Drug Co.
Mrs. Lex Shields friends extend con-
gratulations on her success in finishing
her business course in Shreveport. She
now has a position with Thomas Man
uel wholesale subscription agency
publishing house, and her friends are
Fsure that she will make good as shp
did in her work in Monroe.
Complete line Of Edwin Clapp Shoes
for Men at j. S. McConathy's.
On Monday afternoon the Methodist
W. NJ S. met at the home of Mrs. II.
n. Brown. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart had
charge of the devotional service and
also a lesson from the 1900 Bible
Question Book. The members are re-
minded that the next lesson includes
the questions up to the book of the
Acts. It is hoped that they will bear
in mind the fact that it is nearly time
to send the orphans box. Mrs. Ed
Wilkinson rendered in her usual splen-
did manner, a vocal selection.
Mrs. J. f. Currie and Mrs. George
Shields went to SimsbOrO on Tuesday
on account of the sudden death of their
uncle. Mr.. w. A. Givens, which Occurr-
ed early that morning. 1t is presumed
that either acute indigestion or heart
|
failure must have been the cause. Mr..
Hivens had many friends and ac-
quaintances in Arcadia who are sad
dened by his death. He was a loyal
friend Of the "Lost Cause and at
tended every reunion of the old sol
diers that he could possibly reach. The
interment will take place on Thursday
so that those of his children and other
relatives who are living at a distance
may reach Simsboro.
A news item of much interest to
friends here of Mr.. Penn Harrison and
family, of Bienville, is the pleasing
fact that they will soon move to Ar
cadia to reside. A building lot was
sold to Mr.. Ollie Harrison by Mrs.
Jessie Reeves near her present resi-
dence and there will soon be another
nice house going up. A welcome is ex-
tended other families who have re-
Gently arrived in Arcadia. Mrs. An
gle Chandler has moved to the Dalton
house owned by Mr.. Cook, and the
family Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hays,
late of Castor, have moved into the
home recently vacated by the family
of Mr. Horace Johnson who are living
in Little Rock, Ark.
Edwin Clapp Oxfords for Ladies at
McConathy's.
| Rev. ]. G. Cox and Mrs. Cox and Mr..
Byron Cox returned to their home in
Mt. Lebanon on Monday night after
being in Arcadia for two weeks in the
interest of the revival meeting at the
Baptist church. While here they were
guests in the various homes of Arcadia
and, with Rev. G. p Roney, endeared
themselves to the people of this place
50 much that we were loath to see
them depart. OF course, the Cox fam
lily have always been very near and
dear to Arcadians, and it is hoped that
they will soon reside here for good.
The meeting is an event that will be
long remembered in Arcadia, as it is
presumable that the entire community
had spiritual awakening that will
not pass in a moment. The efforts of
Rev. G. P. Roney, the pastor-evangel.
ist, were earnest and soul-winning and
were greatly aided by the fervent and
earnest cooperation of the pastor, Rev
j. C. Cox, and the music conducted by