The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-10-19
Cibsland News In
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tended 10 all MdSkcI MdooHo IL 'hs '"'
rounding country, and a large num-
Der attended. Hon. P. Jones dc,
)ivered the address OF welcome. and
the following members OF the Grand
Lodge made addresses: Hon. l., E.
Thomas, Past Grand Master, deputy
Supreme Council Scottish Rite OF Free
Masonry; John A. Davilla, Grand
Secretary; Jos. Sinai, Deputy Grand
Master and DR.. Jasper K. Smith The
Fl Karubah band OF Shreveport lnr-
nished music for the occasion. Re-
ireshments were served by the ladies
OF the Eastern Star. This was a most
ENJOYABLE occasion and will be long
remembered by those in attendance.
Mr.. w. H. Hertzler Of Bunkie. died
in a sanitarium in Marshall, Texas,
and the remains were brought to Mt.
Lebanon for burial Monday. Mrs:
Hertzler was accompanied on her sad
mission by Rev. Fox pastor OF the
Methodist church at Bunkie, who with
Rev. II. B. Thomson, conducted
funeral services at the Methodist
church here. Mrs. Hertzler will be
remembered as Miss Ada Peddy whose
childhood home was few miles from
Mt. Lebanon. Friends sympathize
with her in this great sorrow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Peddy OF Oil
City attended the funeral OF Mr..
Hertzler and were guests Of relatives
here for a short while.
Dr.. T. NJ. LaFitte OF Jennings, for
mally a popular dentist OF our town,
was elected a delegate to Ye National
American Legion Convection at New
Orleans by the state executive board
Of the Legionnaires.
Mr.. J. B. Fehs OF Hope. was a WIS.,
itor in the Madden home Sunday.
Mrs. l., A. Taylor spent several days
visiting her sister, Mrs. Annie Thur
mond, at her country home.
Mrs. J. w. Langford visited rela-
tives in Sibley Monday.
Miss Lottie Williams and little
brother, Jack, were guests OF friends
at Csator for the weekend.
Little Miss Lyndal Byrd is quite sick
from an attack Of dengue fever.
MI. Will Brice is making prepare
tions to rebuild his residence which
was destroyed by FIRE several weeks
ago. He will build on the same lot
and the work will begin soon.
Many OF our citizens arc expecting
10 attend the state fair.
Mrs. c. E. Crews was a visitor to
Shreveport Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Palmer will be
ready in a few days to move into their
pretty new bungalow east OF the
school building.
Mrs. Hawks carried her Sunday
school class to the woods for a picnic
Saturday afternoon, and a delightful
outing it was for the happy girls.
Mr., and Mrs. John Garfield have
bought theg Sutton Cafe and have
taken charge. The family has moved
here from their country home sew
eral miles south OF town.
Mrs. L. c. Bolin left Sunday for a
visit to the home OF her sons, Mr..
Cornelius Bolin Of Mansfield, and Mr.
!. 5. Bolin, whose home is near Mans.
field. ''''
Miss Jessie Bristsr had as her guests
Saturday night. Miss Hattie and Nellie
esrethef Of Pineville, who are men,
bess Of the Castor high school facAxy.
and little Mss Lonnie B. CaHpESH 81
Castor. Miss Bristey asssSS%panied
them on their retYdtGA 10 Castor and
speat Sunday thee.
Misses Rsadie and Jewel Sutton Wis.
AtA selatives in Arcadia last week.
Mr.. Porter Of Shreveport, an sx.
pert in raising sweet potatoes, wal; here
isst week under the ayspNss 81 the
Snsmoe! OF commerce. and delivered
. most interestiAG and instructive lee.
tufe At the hank Of Commerce. An
AppFfselaiNe audience was ably in.
St'eeted on how to plant, how to eroWH
and how to sell this product, 'oF'""
Leroy Crow, who has bssA r. the
navy tor several years. Va a guest in
!, home Of his aunt, Mrs. J. Y. Carr,
", aaaA Mrs. Jewel Bridges and chill.
~ Of Mansfield, have been vis;;,d,.
relatives. >I
!. NJ IT, Lei. Carte! .tt.:;ad., the Tex.
= ~ Ssass s Fan At = .,ua,. ~ '"' 'eN
-" t ~. aosel, which was de-
ss,oy Ns " IRE recently will soon be
ieosM The new building will be
Mol9 modern II possible and very at.
tsstive 70 the travelling public. CHS
had will, indeed, be proud Of this
magnificent hotel.
The sweet spirit Of little two wear
81 Louise Hanson passed to the great
beyond last Thursday. She was sick
only short while. Death ended her
su6erings al she Is NON At rest, She
y survived BY her mo.her and several
AfeeAkts and sisters to whom SYM
petty b extended.
Orr school was suspended two DAYS
bit week, and the teachers attended
me Teachers Institute at Arcadia.
Nj. and Mrs. H. A. Sherman, Miss
Evelyn Sherman, Joseph Sherman and
Miss Glen Taylor motored TO HAYNES
vik Sunday and spent the day with
relatives. w
Nj ]. b. Holstun, Sr.s friends
!yneethize with him in the death OF
be sister, Mrs. Dr. Gambler. Of Car.
~, Ark, whose death occurred At
hes home Sunday, after a LONG IT,
nesa
Mn: W. H. Todd and son, Mr..
Wn W. Todd. are visiting friends in
Ruetoa.
M. R. c. Kidd Of Homer, was a
gUest IN the home OF his parents mr.
~ Mrs. w. l. Kidd, recently.
Miss LILY lizelle has returned from
Z pleasant visit to relatives in Min.
dea.
NJ. O. D. Willis and family are
ns!iag here from their country home
- have The advantage Of the school.
80 ~! oeeupy the residence recently
vsested By NJ. Tom Simmons.
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