The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-10-05
LOCALS and PERSONALS.
By MRS. N. F. COOK

Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Smith and L.
4 Hess and family attended tho
circus at Shreveport Saturday.
A meeting of the SchoOl-ToWn I'M |
movement League was called tOgeth' |
pr on Friday afternoon September 10,
for the purpose of electing officers 1or
he ensuing year. The following were
elected: Mrs. Il. A. Woodland, presl'
lent; Mrs. H. L. Page, vice-presldent,
.Lrs. L. +. Wilton, secretary; Mrs
leo. o. Thomas, treasurer. COMMIT
lees to be appointed later by the presl.
lent. Motion was made and carried
mat the league meet twice each montl
instead of one time.
Just received shipment OF Ladies
.,oats which we are Offering at special
,argains.-M. F. Cook 4 Son.
| A meeting of the school-ToWn I'm
orovement League was held on FIJI
lay afternoon, September 18th, anu
Ia very interesting program was rem
dered. The subject of why Children
| fail in School," was discussed. Iht
league gave the domestic science ae-
| oartment $1,000 to help buy silver
! ware for table. They decided to meet
Lon the second and fourth Wednesday,
l.of each month instead of on Fridays.
I Miss Ethel Martin, Whit WALL
| Eugene Nix and Vernon COrley motor
cd to Natchitoches Sunday.
Miss Gladys Hyde left Sunday fol
: Lakeport, where she will teach the
coming term.
Mr.. User Leslie of Shreveport, was
the guest of Mr.. G. j. Comfy, Sunday
Rev. L. E. Harper spent several days
!, at Many, last week.
Miss Bryant Of Shreveport, was tn
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Thomas
r last week.
., Mrs. Geo. Thomas and little daugh
" tiers returned Sunday from ylsl
:. with relatives in Pineville.
Mr.. julius r. Wimberly, who recent
!, ly accepted a position in the Caste
= = State Bank at Castor, La, spent Sun
E day with his family here. He Wi
~ very likely move his family to Casio
a as soon as he can secure a house
~ Their many friends regret very muc
: to see them leave Ringgold, where the
', are held in the very highest esteem
~ but it is hoped they will find their me-
W home and surroundings all they coul
At desire.
:, Miss 10 Thomas left last Wednesda
for Waco, Texas, where she is takiI
special missionary training.
nc Mr.. G. s. Study returned Frida
% from st. Louis where he went wit
No his little daughter, Mary Ella, who wi
~ remain there for treatment.
~ Mr.. A. V. Minchew, representing Il
20 Aircraft Cap Co., Of st. Louis, Mo-, vi
81 here Monday in the interest of b
,f firm. While here Mr.. Minchew WI
nd the guest of Mrs. J. P. Bachelor, a 81
~ ~ ter of his wife, who is better know
" by her many friends here as Mi
of Ethna Stewart.
ct. Those who appreciate Flour Of
sh really high grade will find their
uuirementS in our Perfection braI
i'll (plain) and Spread Eagle (self.r
IRE ing) M. F. Cook e. Son.
Mr.. 0. D. Harrison Of Shrevepo
visited friends here Sunday and Nc
day.
Il Miss Elsie Buckner who is teachi
in Ida, La, accompanied by Miss
'rd Sandlin, Blanburg and Lewis, who
his also members of the faculty at th
zoe place, were guests Saturday and ST
th' day of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
me Buckner. On Saturday night, M
Buckner entertained in their hon
Mr. In most enjoyable informal way. 4
&C Hiram Buckner of Philadelphia, "
iol also present, as he has been spendi
he the past fortnight at home. He ,lea1
th' to return to his work Thursday.
Miss 10 Thomas left last Wedn
day for Shreveport to spend f
IlP lays visiting relatives before leavi
'or Waco, Texas, to enter Baylor {
lrs. lege.
IAN Mrs. Edward Thomas of Heflin, v