The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-01-05

with old and young alike. because o
her attractive manners and loNabl
disposition, and all anXiou>ly avail
news of Improvement in her condition
| As this is written We are clad to re
port that she seems TO show SOM
slight improvement. The Dem0"ra
force joins in wishing her a speedy re
covcry.
Another delightful occasion Whicl
brought the class members of Ar"Hdi'
High 192O1 together. was ON New
Years evening. when the boys ant
girls had a happy reunion First they
attended the picture show. then they
spent the time very pleasantly at the
home Of Miss Mary Lee OZley until
time to ring the bells. the old the new
year in. The hostess served hot tea
and sandwiches Those enjoying this
happy occasion were MpSSrS. King
Murphy, Rcvis Jordan J. +. Currie
Henry Brown, Clarence Otis Brown,
Lloyd Atkins. Lamar CaSkey, Misses
Eula Maude CaperS. Ora Lee Henni-
gan, Mary Lee Ozley, Ermine, Myrtis,
and LESSEE Allen, Lesta Beard, Amelia
Brewer. Mary Alice Pentccost, Martha
Fisher, Lavon Caskey, Mary Madden
and EzeIle Thomas.
PURE JERSEY MILK-WE have
arranged to handle daily-Pure Jersey
milk from the Registered Herd of Mr..
Joe Andrews.
ARCADIA GROCERY CO.
New Years evening was celebrated
by the Les Amis Club with their an
nual progressive dinner in a beautiful
and elaborate manner. Each home
was lovely with its holiday decorations
and the blazing fires, and lighted can
dies made the cold night very much
more cheerful. The following menu
was served, grapefruit cocktail by Miss
IS Bessie and Jessie Brown; tomato
lspic, turkey, rice gravey, asparagus,
pickles, creamed potatoes, dressing,
Jelly and celery by Mrs. White and Miss
fruit salad crackers olives,
~ Miss McGuie; and angel cherry ice
,ream and cake, by Mrs. Lorris Wi
oerly and Miss Addie Houston; sailed
luts, cheese straws, coffee, minis and
cigars, by Miss Gladys Conger The fol-
owing guests were present: Miss Mir
am Brown, DR.. Beeson COnger, Mr..
md Mrs. Percy Brown, Messrs. Dal-
as Rogers, Floyd Brewer, Curtis Will
Jams, John Turner, Lamar Taylor,
elmer Davies, Blanton Theus, Armour
White, Ira McConathy, and the mem
'ers of the club.
Last Sunday morning was a red let
er day in Aracdia. Rev. L. D. Head,
n Douglas as he is familiarity and
Ovingly known to his host of Arcadia |
riends, Of Baylor University has |
cen visiting his mother, Mrs. J. D.
lead and his sister, Mrs. JAS Stone, |
f Mansfield, during the Christmas
olidays, and from the later place he
anne to Arcadia, and has been the
uest of Mr.. and Mrs. Searcy Mcclure,
nd family, from Friday till Sunday
vening. There was a large congrega-
on on Sunday morning at the Bap-
st church to hear Douglas preach.
here was no service at the Methodist
hurch and the Methodist congrega-
on as we'll as the Baptist members
ere present. Those who have heard
his talented young man preach in
'rmer years, thought him fine pull
it orator, but they could hardly as
'ciate the boy preacher of that time,
18th the eloquent. masterful, forceful
reacehr of today. His sermon Sun
~ was a masterpiece, an inspira-
on to strive to live life of a service,
DO our little "bit' to heal the mil
on wounds of this Old sorrowing
orld. 1t was joy indeed to listen
such a sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruby Ozley were the
'acious host and hostess on Monday
'ening, Dec, 26th, at one Of the most
ellghtful parties given during the
olldays, in honor of Miss Myrtis Al.
n, who was at home Christmas, The
tty bungalow home was most ef-
ctively decorated with holly, mistle.
e, and ferns. interesting contests
I'd games were the principal form of
ltertainment. A box of invitation
rds was the prize that was won by
ISIS Mary Alice Pentecost, in spirit.