The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-28

society rest on the nome ',.I 1t Is
foundation Of our institutions.
.',,ud it are gathered all the cher
4, memories of childhood; the &C.
..,ishments of maturity, and the
..o,otion of age. So long as a PEG
!. hold the home sacred, they will
n the possession of a strength OF
actor which it will be impossible
,.strov. There are two shrines at
IN mankind has always worship
must always worship; the altar
xeh represents religion and the
q ..hstone. which represents the
r-Calvin Coolidge, Of the ADJ
IN Council of the Better Homes
4 America" demonstration week.
osber s14th.
rhp future history Of America will
. ,Aaned in a large measure by the
,.,,4er of its homes. If we con-
! ~. n be a home Loving people we
"a have the strength that comes
from virile family life. This
- that our homes must be at,
20. comfortable, convenient,
4esome. They must keep pace
= tho progress made outside the
Realization of this has crys'
"a into a national civic campaign
Retter Homes in America endors-
I and encouraged by Federal and
4 officials and by prominent men
public life
I've believe that in every com
ity, in which it is possible, a Bet
Homes in America, demonstration
! ald be planned and carried through
!. pg the week of October 9'14th."-
tJtert Hoover.
"a LAT Arcadia fall into line, and II
!. home can be available in which
~ demonstration can be held, a
~ we can devote that week to
ae.aI cleanup campaign. Every
M will feel better and our beauti
4 little town could become the mos
& lnctiye in this nationwide contest
4 committee chairman has been ap
nted by the National Advisor,
Y q neil Of Better Homes in Ameri
campaign for this community, an
u one Of the most important an
reaching movements undertake
i many months. The cooperation 0
~ loyal and progressive citizen Q
ID ndia should be given, also ever
II imitation should help to carry 0
\ i civic Improvement.
Mrs. Henry Butler and little SO
II (ted the Misses Butler at Monrt
= week.
y MIS- Esther Belle MOsely has gol
ss huston; to attend the La. Tech.
Iis Myrtis Allen left this week
M u In the Lee school.
80 a5
4. d. NJ. Atkins was the que
llrs. J. B. Herring and Mrs, j.
mus on Monday.
s2 /. and Mrs. Jos. Dreyer have +
"a from Shreveport, where tn
y the Jewish New Year holiday
IL Price Aycock will leave II
1 10 resume his studies in Bayl
esity.
Z. and Mrs. John Lee Allison
11f, we're weekend guests OF tn
=, Mrs. Pollard Williams, a
4. and Mrs. Il. D. Stewart spt
ny In Haynesvllle as guests
and Mrs. Roderick Stewart a
Nv.
~ Mary Mitchell was q rec!
M u her brother, Mr.. Her
lGll and Mrs. Mitchell. q
k.IAd Mrs. June Cook Of Hayn
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cbsk.
{. 0. +. Bordelon Of San Anton
~ was the recent guest Of n
oelon, who is visiting her sis
Y. G. Pipes.
lends Of Mr.. Y. NJ. Lyons, n
Atkinson and J. W. Sherard,
to know that they are all
nc after being seriously III.
6. NJ. Lyons of Homer, and
gOmery Of Haynesville, Y
- on Sunday Of Mr.. and \
Lyons.
bother Of our popular young l
Anld, left this week to att
ol at Centenary College, Shr
go
rs. Louis Langf0rd Of Ruston,
nest Of Miss Jessie Brown last
Ay, while Mr.. Langford wa