The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-06-22
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$. I. Wilfred made quite a record,
both in his class work and as an ath'
lete. He was president of his class, a
member of the "L' Club; held an en-.
viable record in basket ball and other
achievements, having toured the
country in some thrilling games anu
received many honors for his team
Wilfred was also a very popular mem
Der Of the young college set, and his
many Arcadia friends are proud to
welcome him back home.
The last Sunday Memphis (Tenn.,)
Commercial Appeal carries an interest
ing account of very pretty wedding
in which some of the participants are
well known in Arcadia also a picture
Of the bridal party. The bride was
Miss Katherine Culpepper, daughter
Of Rev. Burke Culpepper and Mrs. Cul.
pepper, all ef whom are known in Ar
radia. The maid Of honor was Miss
Katherine Edgerton. Of Crichton. La.
cousin of the bride. Edwin Otis 3D.
gerton was also in the bridal party
It was an event of wide interest on
account Of the prominence Of the Rev
Culpepper. also Of the popularity OF
the youthful bride and groom. Mr. and
Mrs. John NJ. Day.
The beautiful new home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Wimberly was the scene on
Tuesday evening Of a lovely party.
Miss Edrie Wimberly gave for her
house guest. Miss Lyndall Bullock, OF
Shreveport. The entire lower part of
the house was thrown in suite, and
beautiful flowers In great variety and
abundance were placed at every van
tage point, the artistic effect being
most lovely. The guests on arriving
were conducted to the breakfast room,
where they were told to order from
the bill Of fare. pretty menu cards. An
Interesting Tree contest followed, in
which most Of contestants correctly
found the answer. On drawing for the
prize, Miss Martha Fisher was lucky
and received a box Of stationery. For
the boys the prize fell to Mr.. Drew
Hayes, the BOBBY, an AL DAY sucker
was given Mr.. Prentiss Dantz. Dane.
ing was enjoyed to the lively strains
Of Edison music. Lovely refreshments
were served consisting Of a variety Of
sandwiches, iced fruit punch and ice
cream and cake.
The following cards have been re-
ceiyed: "Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Cathey
the marriage Of their daugh.
ter, Beatrice, to Mr.. w. King Murphy.
on Wednesday, the 14th Of June, 1922,
Homer. La. At home Arcadia. La"
Miss Cathey was popular member
of the graduating class Of the Area
dia High School Of this year, and a
very accomplished young lady. The
groom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
]. Murphy, and one of the most popu'
lar and highly respected young men
Of our town. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy
are making their home with Mrs. Ida
Williamson. = The following report OF
tho marriage was taken from the
Homer Guardin.Journal: Miss Bea.
trice Cathey Of Aracdia was married
to Mr.. W. X. Murphy in this city We'd
nesday. 3 o'clock P. NJ. June Is, 1922
Rev. J. 7. H. Wharton prOnOuncing
the marriage ceremony. The beauti.
full bride had recently graduated from
the Arcadia High School, and the
groom is connected with the Arcadia
Cotton Oil Mill 4 Manufacturing Co.
Only a limited number of relatives and
friends were in attendance upon the
marriage. We hope the happy young
couple will finally decide to locate In
our city. May they live long and
ever prosper.
Little Gordon White passed away
on Tuesday at I 80 o'clock in the st,
Francis Sanitarium, in Monroe, where
he was carried last week, when IT
was discovered that he had an acute
attack Of appendicitis On arrival little
hope was entertained for his recovery
as the disease was in such an advanc-
e dstage, and every effort made to com.
bat the trouble was of no avail. Mrs
w. D. White, Gordon's mother and
Mrs. Armour White have been in Mon.
roe since his illness. The remains
were brought to Aracdia Tuesday
night, accompanied by his mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Armour White, Mrs. Pink
White and several friends. The body
was placed in the Baptist church
where it lay In state, until We1nes-
day morning, and the funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Bell, Presby.-
terrain minister, assisted by Rev. Henry
pastor of the Methodist church. Rev.
Cox failed to make train connections,
o could nat orr;yn Mory hnouf{A,,l