The Bienville Democrat., 1922-03-02

Ne Wars are over for awhile and Ha
6. ness, Shoes and almost everything el
has about come back to pre-war price
Let us demonstrate the fact-Lyol
Bros.
- Mrs. G. c. Travis was hostess c
last Thursday to the Baptist W. NJ. {
t, and short devotional service, col
:, Quoted by Mrs. J. P. Caskey, Mrs.
n. Jones taught the interesting lesso
from the Book on Stewardship by D.
Chas. Cook The hostess, assisted b
Mesdames Burt Davis and W. NJ. Dea.
!. served delicious sandwiches aid he
. tea. Little Beulah Catherine Trayi
and Elizabeth Davis also assisted YER
gracefully and courteous. .~~
The Lambuth Society met on Fri
day night of last week in the hom,
OF Nellie and Claire Henry, with Nit,
Aud and Curtis Lyons as co-hostes.
and co-host. Although the weather
was very disagreeable, the Society wa.
well represented. A very enjoyable
program was rendered after which
! sandwiches and iced tea were served
The Society will meet next in the
home of Mrs. J. P. Wagner. After all
business Of the Society is attended to
everyone will take part in a weinie
roast.
The natural, refreshing sl,cp Of a
healthy body Is enjoyed by those who
take Tanlac.-City Drug Co. (Ady.)
| Miss Jewel Williamson celebrated
her birthday anniversary last Sunday,
twelve OF her friends being present to
help her enjoy the occasion. In the
dining room where the guests assem-
bled, beautiful flowers adorned the
table where were seated Miss Irma
Galloway and Jack Caskey; Miss Max
Inc Garrett and Roy Caskey; Miss.
Ruth Murphy and Harold Simpson;
Miss Nita Aud and Earnest Murphy:
Miss Gladys Taylor and King Murphy;
Miss Jewel Williamson and Clabie1
Taylor.
Can you buy good shoes cheaper
than from US? Not so!-Lyons Bros. |
Mr.. EH. Fisher went to shreveport
last Tuesday to attend the funeral, Of
MI. ]. D. Wemple, which was conduct |
ed at the Wemple home, after which
the remains were carried through the !
country to Mansfield where Mr.. Wem- |
pie formerly lived for inteyuent. Mr.. |
Fisher was one Of the pail bearers.
The many friends here Of the family. !
who were held in the highest esteem
and affection, extend sincere sympa-
thy in their greatest sorrow. MAY
tleysseek comfort from the only One
who can heal the broken-hearted.
Shoes are selling here at about
HALF War prices. s.-Lyons Bros.
MI. and Mrs. J. G. Roberts and Mr..
md Mrs. D. A. Woodard entertained |
It the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Woodard | !
lnite informally, but most pleasantly
u neighberhood rook party on Fri.
lay evening Of last week, in honor Of ! !
helr. guests, Mrs. Roberts and Miss '
toberts, Of Shreveport. After several
'ery interesting games Of rook hot d
nl'ocolate and cake were served the i
nests. Those enjoying the evening i
'ere Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Davis, MIR. !
nd Mrs. B. A. Madden, MI. and Mrs. 4
: 9. Jarvis, Mr.. and Mrs. Dupuy, Mrs. i
ert Davis, Mrs. Robert Butler andi 5
u Tom Butler besides the honor /,
tests. !
Miss Minnie Simmons and Mr.. 4. z
!. Day stole march on their friends !
thursday morning when they went g
'er to Ruston and were quietly mar !
w. Mi. Day Is a man Of fine char y
'ser and Is to be congratulated On g
iinihs Miss Minnie, one Of Gibsland's
'Dlest girls They both have d host of
friends who wish them.a happy Of
arrled life Mr.. Day is a residen, re
Arcadia, aving recently moved from an
Dsland -Gibsland News. sa
We welcome MI. and Mrs. Dav to pl
'cadia, and wish for them a very la'
pN ana prosperous married life, -
'ey viii be located In their NEW 10
me IN the Hillcrest Subdivision scl
'lca was recently purchased BY Mr. y
u th'
Z. n pa,
Iae Girls Auxiliary met Friday 1t. gu
noon in the home Of Mrs, Felton, ed
ute The secretary called the roll. the
lcn was answered with the G. i. tw'
den den Text, Those that are wise, ari
= snine as the brightness Of the g
samenl snd those that turn mapy =. Wy
eonsness shall shine as ths =
= \ 10 forever and forever" Then !
NICE program was rendered. The A. :
mat Ars. Davis had ordered forl !,
members arrived and were dis. IN,
pEea Ars. White, assisted ~ ean