The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-08-24

Miss Hattie Lawrence left last Weel
fer her daughters home in Monroe
after spending a week very pleasantly
with Mr. and Mrs. Wiley J. Murph.
and family.
Miss Matte Runge has Just returned
from Monroe where she was the CUES
of her sister. Mrs. Bell and family
We are glad to report the recover!
of Mrs. Bells little son, Billy, who
| was 50 i'll short time ago.
Miss Sarah Bell King, after spend
ins a month in the home of her aunt
Mrs. W. J. Murphy, returned home last
Saturday. She was accompanied h
Bienyille by her cousin, Mr.. Sid Du,
Bose of Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Cole and daughters have a:
guests. Mrs Coles daughter, Mrs. kel
ly and little son, Sheriff. of sPlall'
Dealing, and her sister and brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton and their daugh.
ters, Misses Mary and Ava, and son
.Abher of Cotton Valley.
DR.. Curtis Williams who has been
attending a dental school in New York
City for the past two months, return.
ed Monday night and after a brief
visit to hOmefolks has resumed his
| practice In Shreveport.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Lummus and
daughter, Mrs. Charles Read Of Miami
Fla, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Herring. Mr.. Lummus and Mrs
Read will return to Florida WedneS
day, while Mrs. Lummus will remain
until November a
| Mrs. Eugenia Cannon, who has beer
the guest Of her daughter, Mr.. ant
Mrs. f. r. Taylor, left on Wednesda!
morning to visit in Shreveport. el
route to her home in Cheneyville. Mrs
CannOns frineds in Arcadia regre
that her visit was of no longer dura
: lion.
+; Messrs. s. A. Honaker, p. E. Brown
Lorris Wimberly, Blanton Theus, Be
DANTE, c. 0. Brown, Curtis Taylor
. Raymond Madden and Griffin went t
= Homer on Monday afternoon to pla
the Homer tennis team. Those play
ing were ?. f. Brown, R. II. Maddel
h L. NJ. Wimberly, c. y. Brown an
3, Curtis Taylor A return game ha
) been scheduled for the near futur
The Arcadia TEN is supposed to pla
Minden at the Minden court on ne,
4 Thursday.
a. Friends of Mr.. G. H. Goldman, Il
efficient chief Of the A. F. D. are mut
interested to know that he came Of
I'd splendidly from very serious oper
lie ton on Tuesday morning at Il
ne Schumpert Sanitarium in Shrevepol
Mr.. Goldman was in critical conc
ton when he was taken to the sal
" tarium on Monday evening, and b
:. physicians feared he might be tt
II weak for successful operation.
is hoped that he will soon be fully
stored to health and strength.
W Beautifully engraved invitation
We have been received which read: N
and Mrs. Marcellus Leslie Kerlin
vite you to be present at the maria
re of their daughter, Christine, to \
lel John Leslie Hill ON Wednesday
eN sixth day of September, 1922, at eie
o'clock in the evening. Baptist chul
r., Homer. La The prospective bri
os Miss Christine Kerlin of Homer, |
,SS many frineds here who are Interest
= in the charming event, soon to ia
place, and who hope that their maj
!. monial venture may be most hal
M one.
Mr.. 80
ear The Lambnth Society was enterta
ed by Mrs. J. P. Wagner on Fritz
evening of last week, with v
lew delightful lawn party. A large mum
Inc of young people were present a
IN many games were enjoyed during
ela' evening. A very delicious picnic lu
was served, and the young people
clared Mrs. Wagner delightful b
~ ess, indeed. Again on Tuesday e,
' ao ing the members of the society, chal
~, oned by Mrs. Jack Davis, Mrs. He
' and Mrs. Wagner enjoyed a Il
= ride They went out to Daniels b
o., where a very appetizing lunch
- served. This was proclaimed a '
enjoyable event by all present.
lou cse
diss Mrs. JOS Andrews and her gu
left Miss Flora Glen Watkins, entertai
ac- at cards very charmingly on Thurst
. tho tenth RpiOhf nnlnrod Zinn;ao