The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-08
Superintendent Hooper advises

; Superintendent Hooper advise!
!, the editor that as soon as practi
cable, work will commence on the
Natchitoches colored school build.
ing and that the sum originally
set aside out of the $16O, 900. OC
bond issue, will be used in con
structing the building, which will
be started some time this summer.
so as to have it in readiness for the
opening of the next regular ses-
sion.
Seersucker suits that are Just the
thing for this season of the year, at
-Eteber'S
Miss May Breazeale, who has
been primary supervisor in De-
Soto the past year, came In from
Mansfield Saturday night. and
after spending three days at home,
left Tuesday for Lake Charles
from where, after a short visit,
she will 90 on to Browns Wells,
Mississippi, where she spends
every summer at this great SOUTH
ern resort serving as social hostess
at the big hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Ewing have
issued invitations for the marriage
of their daughter, Regina, to Mr..
Robert l.. Steadman, at the Pres
byterian Church on Wednesday,
June 18th, at 1880 p. m. Miss
Regina is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing and one of
our most charming young ladies,
while the prospective groom is q
successful young business man of
Memphis, Tennessee.
Mrs. G. E. Hooper left for
Shreveport in time to be present
at the marriage of her sister, Mon
day, and leaves on the Shriner's
Special with her father and family
for California where they will en-
Joy a month and then tour Yellow
stone Park and the Yosemite VAL
ley in q car, expecting to be gone
all summer. Mr.. Hooper joined
her in time to leave on the same
special as a member of the Ell Ka-
ruba band and will return with the
5hriners after the Convention.
Men, we can completely outfit you
'or the hot weather at prices that will
urprise as much as our stock pleases
'Ou.
-Cieber'S
The Natchitoches Art Colony
announces an exhibition of Will
]. Stevens Paintings which will
70 open to the public on Saturday,
[une 10, from 4 to 6 IN room 9,
'rudhomme building. Mr.. Stew s
rs will be here for the summer
ession of the Art Colony during
7hich time he will paint and give'i
Instructions. The public is cor-I
tally invited to attend. A sale
'ill be conducted during tue ex- 9
ibition which will run until {
uly 3rd. a
Gid friends are in receipt, from
lr. and Mrs. r. L. Hines, of the z
announcement of the marriage of r
,eir daughter, Katherine, to Mr..
dward Calium of Washington,
}. g., in that city on June 1st. B
he fair, young bride was born II
i'd reared in Natchltoches where C
Or parents resided until some
ears ago when they moved to J,
atom Rouge. but she returned to il
I
'mpIete her education at Normal A
I'd she and her parents are still
I'D in fond remembrance by ~
rye circle of friends. NJ
Natchitochians are great prize
nners, whenever they enter a
ntest, and they are great ones to 81
ter contests whenever they have pi'
Q opportunity.
A wonderful one is now offered -,
r readers. which no doubt the ~
ljority of them will take advant- =
e of, and if some of them don't -
rry of some of the prizes, it will
q won Ter.
This is contest open to every
dy and costs nothing to try the
'cinati0g puzzle game that The
W Orleans Item offers elsewhere
the ad and get busy, every
dy.