The Bienville Democrat., 1922-05-11
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By Mrs. D. E. Brown Jr : I: ieieonone NO. 81

The Methodist w.. NJ. S. met at the
church on Monday a.fternOon and stud
led a lesson from Training for Serv-
ice" Mrs. W. S. Henry conducted
both devotional exercises and the les
son study of which %he is the regular
teaeher outstanding characters of the
old Testament, with suggestive con-
npctions, other characters. periods, etc,
are being studied for the present.
Next Monday the society will meet in
the home Of Mrs. }. $. McCOnathy. in
a social meeting
The 7th birthday anniversary of
Miss Elizabeth Davis, young daugM
3er of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davis, was
very charmingly celebrated on Fri
day. May 9Th by a large number of
little friends of the hOnoree. After
llaying many interesting games he
guests were invited to the dining
loom where they admired the lovely
birthday cake-all white with its
pMk and green candles, and pink
roses. After blowing Ont the candles
they were served. Many beautiful
rememhrances were received by the
hOnOree.
There has been no more urgent call
for help in Louisiana, our own dear
state than the great need Of the Suf.
ferers of the flooded districts. We
note with much pleasure the prompt
response on the part of our community
to aid in this worthy undertaking of
relief. Mrs. Jack Davis heading the
Auxiliary girls, of whom she is the
leader, and Mrs. y. E. Wilkerson, of
the Epworth League, are to be com,
mended for the splendid work done
this week when they collected cloth
lng, shoes, etc, very cOnServatiyely
estimated at money value of $4,000
These ladies have asked that their
sincere appreciation be expressed to
all who assisted in any way to make
the drive a success. TO all who gave
clothes. for their willing response; to
those who contributed their cars; TO
Mr.. Jos. Dawidoff for his efficient help
in packing the things for shipment, and
to all who contributed towards the
campaign in any way.
A very pleasant meeting of the W.
NJ. y. a report of which was by &C.
cldent omitted last week, was held at
the lovely home of Mrs. J. A. BRYAN
on Thursday. 9th Of April. In the
absence of the president, Mrs. J. P
Caskey, the devotional exercises we're
conducted by Mrs, Mary Goodwin
All present participated in the dis.
cllsslon of the Mission Study lesson
ably taught by Mrs. J. n. Jones. The
hoSteSs served a variety of sandwich
es and iced tea. Beautiful spring
flowers were used very effectively
throughout the house.
Mrs J. P. Harrell was the hostess
on last Thursday to the Baptist W.
M' :. The devotional exercises in
tie absence Of the president were con.
quoted by Mrs. Goodwin, who also
led a business meeting. A commit.
Tee or ladies from the Methodist "
NJ. S' met with a Committee appoint.
ed from the Baptist W. NJ. s.. TO dis.
cnSs the interest Of child welfare and
action was taken In regard to the mat.
ter' which we hope may work ont good
results, Mrs. Harrell served iced m tea
and sandwiches. W.
MrS' leo Daniel entertained on SAT-.
ufday afternoon at a very delightful
p"rty IN compliment to her LITTLE
daughter, Mabel, whose birthday ami.
versary fell on Sunday, 50 the nartv m
was given on Saturday. Thomas Dpas
W. was alSo an honoree of this happy oc,
caslon having the same birthday an.
nlyersary. Mabel was three wears old
ana Ihomas was SIX. Beautiful sprina m
Lowers lower, adorned the house and in the e
alnlhs room, sweet peas were layish1v
used Tor decoration and carried o,t
,9e color scheme of pink and whita ito
many delightful games were enioved
out doors Then the guests vera in. IN.
sd slted into the dining room and had thf h
ll lan OF blowing out the candles. on the
plrthday cakes. which were white em. m
ed possed in pink icing. MabeTs cake ak
pore tiny pink candles, 3 for the
years year ana one to grow on. Thomas
cake mad Z candles, and both wpre
adorned with sweet peas, a wreath NJ
.he PINK and white blossoms arounG nd
.ae pottom OF the cakes being yerv
eHctlve. Pink and white jcp craa ~
ana cake were served the guests. MANY
pretty and useful gifts were received
as nappy reminders Of this pleasant
event. ''
| The marriage last Thursday evening
OF Miss Jewel Williamson, daughter
of Mrs. Ida Williamson to Mr.. R. G
Taylor, was performed by Rev. W. s
Henry, pastor Of the 1st Methodis
church at the home of the latter.