The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-15

turning to Arcadia on Monday anC
left on Tuesday for st. Helena parish
near Amite City, to visit his relatives.
after which they will proceed to Louis
vile, KY, where they will spend th
yext two years.
Miss Monte Edwards enjoyed Wis
Lit recently from her frieno, Miss Ab
Patrick, of Shreveport. Mr.. Mack
Jones, also of Shreveport was guest
They motored to RustOn OH Sunday
Mrs. Edwards accompanied them anu
visited with her daughter, Mrs. Hud-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Byrd have had
as recent guests, Mr.. G. G. Fuller and
family, Mr.. J. ]. Fuller and DAUGHTER
Miss Lenora Fuller, Mrs. Emma Smith
and son, all of Dubach, and Mr.. d. A,
Pollock, of Bernice. Mrs. brds
friends are glad to know that she IL
much improved in health after flv'
weeks Of illness.
! Misses Bessie and Jessie Brown en-
tertained on Saturday evening III com
pliment to their brothers, Messrs'
Henry and Clarence Otis, at a pro-
gressive bunco party. In the spirited
game those making highest were Miss
Eula Maud Capers and Mr.. King Muir
ply, who were awarded for prizes
hankerchiefs. The BOBBY prize was
won by Miss Edrie Wimberly, who re-
ceiyed a large stick Of striped candy
Refreshments of chicken salad, sand
wiches and iced tea were served
Most of the young people present are
leaving for the various schools and en-
ioyed this meeting together. Piano
music and selections on the Edlsol
were an additional pleasure.
The school opening on Monday was
!, the largest in the history OF the
, school. Nearly 400 pupils were pres
ent and about fifty visitors. 1t wa
indeed an inspiration to see SO man!
there, and if we could only feel tina
, the accommodation were sufhclen
for the pupils it would be more gratl
fyiny More room is greatly needed
also about five or six more teacher
TO get the best results. The facult.
ms far as it goes) is a very stron'
; one, The school feels most fortunat
in having as one Of the teachers MIS-
. Mamie Richardson, who has pee
teaching in some Of the best women
$ colleges in Tennessee and Alapan
since her graduation from VanderDll
University. The only other ne'
. teachers. Mrs. Calvin Leary, is yer
: highly recommended, having been
very popular teacher in Gibsland, ku'
t ton. and was a very popular matro
Of the L. l. l. at Ruston. Inc eAel
cises Monday morning consisted ..
! talks by Rev. ]. c. Cox Kew H.
!. :. Brown, Mrs. J. N. Jones, Mrs B. :
! Rrewer. Mr.. W. D. Golf, Supt. b. /
Fisher. Judge J. E. Reynolds, an
. principal ]. P. Wagner, with music .
Misses Dorothy Deas and 'ash
+ Jones The entire audience san
e "America."
! Mrs Claud YoungDlood. OF ShreV
y mort had great many friends in A
radia, where she has frequently visl
cd. who are deeply grieved and s n
> cd when the message came on Tue
. day afternoon that she had passt
. away Both Mr.. and Mrs. louh
IS blood have suffered a serious atta'
70 81 illness malaria, but their close
~ friends were not prepared for her su
den death. Mrs. Mary Youngbloo
who has been visiting her brother NJ
d Jas, sherard, left for Shreveport
p receiving the sad message Aei'ueie
sympathy is extended the family
ID this severe trial Mrs. Youngolo'
NJ was most devoted mother, and IS s.,
ne yiyed by four sons, Herbert blil
a. uriah, and a five months Old oao
I'd her husband Mr.. Claud Youngbloo
ne her mother, Mrs, Millsaps two slstel
$ Mrs Prentis Atkins, and Mrs. Weel
Of Monroe. and brother. Her mot
er-in-law. Mrs. Mary Youngblood, n
y also been a member Of their family !
!. sometime past and was in Arcadia
* little visit when the news OF d
-. daughter-in-law's sudden death was
" ceiyed. The remains were convey
= 10 Monroe, her former home, on
= early train Wednesday morning, a
the funeral services will be held the
nc Mr., Jas. Sherard and Mrs. Lor
Il Wimberly accompanied the renal
.e- from here.