The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-04-20

we nave the goods, quality, price
and service if you doubt it give US q
trial. Ring ID, the BUSY CORNER
DRUG STORE.
Little Norma Zeigler, of Monroe
was the guest of her aunt. Miss Norma
Duty, and her little friend, Beulah
Catherine Travis, during the Easter
holidays.
Mrs. J. D. Wilkinson and Miss
Lavinia Egan Of the Louisiana and
National Woman's party were in Ar.
cadia on Wednesday and spoke to a
representative audience in the inter.
est of the Blanket Bill" They were
dinner guests of Mrs Bert Davis.
WE HANDLE A COMPLETE line
Of the MOST POPULAR MAGA,
ZINES. Let US supply you with your
Observation-Disclosures Variety Store.
Misses Ora, Beatrice and Nellie
Hays attended the wedding of their
brother, Mr.. Hardy Hays to Miss Mary
Stahl, Of Alberta, on Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays came up on Sun
day and remained until the next day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. n.
Hays.
Miss Belle Atkins, who recently com
pleted her academic course at L. s. L,
in Baton Rouge, since her return
home has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Vada Harris, III Homer. Miss Atkins
will go down toll. s. U. at commence
ment to receive her degree. Her
friends congratulate her on her sue.
cess,
J just received . few WHITE
FROST REFRIGERATORS. You
will have to see them to realize how
handy, how complete, and how eco
nomical they are. In white enamel,
IS, A. CONGER.
The many friends Of little Miss
| Elizabeth Currie regret to learn Of her
recent illness, and are all wishing for
her very speedy recovery. She was
carried to Shreveport last week for
treatment and is now at the Highland
Sanitarium. Her mother, Mrs. J. E
Currie, is with her, and recent reports
| are to the effect that she is showing
some improvement.
The following beautifully engrav-
ed invitations have been received by
the numerous friends Of the young
couple: Mr.. and Mrs. David Evans
Brown invite you to be present at thu
marriage of their daughter, Ann Eliza
beth to Mr.. John Stark Turner, OF
Wednesday evening, April 10Th, 1922
at eight o'clock at their home in Ar
cadia, Louisiana" ...
Cheapest shoes are not the cheapest
SO buy Of US the best and thereafter
be our friend-Lyons Bros. Go.
! Mrs. Frank Taylor and daughter
Miss Gladys Taylor, returned on Mon
day from New Orleans, where the!
had a delightful visit with their sol
and brother, Curtis, who is studen
lat Tulane. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Oder
and little daughter Francis Taylor, o
Shreveport, accompanied them to New
Orleans.
Mrs. Ruby W. Ozley entertained
crowd of little folks, Is In number
at an Easter egg hunt, in compliment
to her little son, Robtrt, last satul
day afternoon. Fruit punch was ssr'
ed when the guests arrived and o
leaving. Searching for the eggs, o.
casioned a great deal Of fun. Gertrud
Rich received the prize, to
:, Chanticleer for finding the prize eg'
Other games were enjoyed.
"White Frost" Refrigerators- SAT
sanitary and sensible. This is Il
NEST complete and the most salisfa
tory on the market. For sale at $. !
: CONGER'S.
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Mrs. B. G. Aycock was carried
: Shreveport on Tuesday for medic
aid, and it was found that an oper
;, ;, ton would be necessary and will
" performed on Wednesday mornin
Her many Arcadia friends anxious
r. await the results and sincerely hol
lie it will not be serious. She ha- w.
+. i'll for about two weeks Her sistt
IS Mrs. Frank Taylor, went to Shres
/. port Tuesday night to be with Nj
Aycoek.
be WE HANDLE A COMPLETE Il
p. Of the MOST POPULAR Mag
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fsyorite-Knighten's Variety Stor'
tn Tia Methodist W0man's Missiona
e. Society enjoyed pleasant social me
,a ;aa Monday afternoon in the attra