The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-07-06
Cibsland News
Ryy Miss Annie Mae Langford

Stall.
Miss Genie Mizelle has returned
from a visit to her sister in Minden
Little Miss Lucille Burkhalter is the
yuest of little Miss Valerie Webb.
Herman Webb is at home from Mex
leo for his vacation.
Miss Vprna Webb, who has been
attending school at the convent in
| Shreveport, is at home for the summer
Thomas Harkey of Haynesville, Is
the guest of Joseph Sherman.
William Colbert OF Shreveport
spent several days with J. r Nelson
.Ir., last week.
Prof. l.. NJ. Phillips. who is teach
inc at the l.. ?. l., at RuSton, was at
home for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Baker are en-.
loving visit at. SalOam Springs.
Mrs. Norwood Rroadwell and bro.
thpr. Mr.. NJ, Nelly, of Colfax are
guests in the Broadwell home.
Little Miss CORN HOFFMAN is visit
inc relatives at HOFFMAN.
Friends of Miss Bessie Crawford
will be interested to know OF her mar
riagc to Mr.. J. G. Smith Of Mart, Tex.
which happy event was solempized at
the first Baptist church in Shreveport
last week. Miss Crawford was a pop.
ular teacher in our school for several
years, and was highly esteemed by pa
irons and pupils Mr.. Smith is con-
ductor on the |. n. G. n, and is a
man of sterling worth. They will
make their home in Mart Texas. Best
wishes for a happy life are extended
them.
Mrs. Paul Hammett and little sister
Carman Hammett Of Haynesville.
were recent visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Brown anC
daughter, Miss Gussie Brown have re
turned from visit to Hot Springs
? Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs Cobb of Athens, visit
ed relatives here last week.
Little Miss Mary Lee Freeman O.
Saline, spent several days visiting he
aunt, Mrs. NJ. B. Brown.
Mrs. Jake Burton is visiting he
D mother at McCaskell, Ark.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. B. Morgan and lit
y. tie sons. r. B. Jr., Jack and Edward
L left Tuesday for visit TO relative
= at Oxford, Miss, and Memphis, Tenn
d Miss Myrtle V. Morgan has gone t
t Haynesville to spend several week
J with relatives.
Mr. Leslie Towns spent Sunda,
with relatives at Dubberly.
Mrs. J. P. Nelson went to Home
n Monday to visit her sister. Mrs. d.
Gibson. for few days.
On last Saturday evening, Miss Lu
5 Ia Mae Madden gave a surprise part
Il in honor of her little niece, Miss Dur
q Lee HOFFMAN, Of Shreveport. A mum
Der of interesting games were enjoye
' from s until 1890 O'clock. Miss Lei
z Mae assisted by Miss Pauline Jone
Il and her brother, Theo Madden serve
Il ice cream and cake to the fOlloWin
X guests: Misses Doris Kidd, Pearl Jack
l. son, Margery Patterson, Kathrynn
L. Burleigh, Jewel Sutton, Mergery COBB
and Dura Lee HOFFMAN. Lynwood PA
u mer. Jim Leigh Rankin, Pitman Lar
III dry. Dillian Cobb and Ernest Stewart
Is Mesdames Adam Clark and J. "
It Lansford and little Misses Richar'
u Lee Ashley and Lurline Williams spen
u several days in Sibley last week, guest
u in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il
IL Langford.
IL Mrs. Fannie VanCleve entertaine
Il her Sunday school class of girls wit
St picnic Friday. The jolly crowd er
= joyed all the pleasure that picni
;" affords, and the good time was cor
tinued by spending the night at tn
/ lovely home of the hostess.
Mrs. Morgan carried her Sunda,
- school class to Black Lake last Tue
!, day, and a most delightful day wa
spent with the happy girls.
+c Mrs. Charles Beardsley and littl
son of New Orleans are guests Of re
atives and friends here.
Misses Myrtle and Pauline JOne
k. have been visiting their aunt, Mr.
n. Roberts, in Arcadia.
Mrs. A. L. Flemming died at Il
home of her son, Mr.. H. r. Flemmin
in Weleeka, Okla Wednesday, Jur
18th. She was resident Of our tow
for several years and her friends he1
ly are grievel to know that she has pas
IF ed away. She issurvived by two son
MeSsrs Clan ElnmminO and PRO