The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-09-21

DE VOR's FORECAST - Sep
tembcr %, thuLder storms, rain
% 25, cooler; 26. great storm
will form over the lower Missis
sippi and move northeast ward
2! %, heavy rains.
Mr.. Walter Stephens of Prov
encal was among the weeks visi.
tors.
New and chick style in Fall waists,
also beautiful assortment of extra
sizes, at-SEMMELNAN'S.
Mrs. G. +. Hooper spent the
past week with relatives in Shreve-
port.
Nj. and Mrs. A. Massey of
Flora were among Wednesdays
visitors.
Mr.. Harry Gamble of New Or
leans spent Friday with his sister,
Mrs. Il. L. Gallon, Jr.
DIR. and Mrs. E. w. Breazeale,
Mrs. Laborde and Miss Keator
were among the Campti visitors
during the week.
Mr.. Sam Aaron has returned
from New Orleans, where he took
his daughter, Miss Ellen, to enter
Ncwcomb.
Whatever you need or want in flat or
odd pieces Of silver. you can find in /!
the neatest designs at
-DevHRdHS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Alcocke and !
children of Natchez spent few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. |
Pierson the beginning of the week |
Messrs. Sanford Roy, Bernard
Nelken, and Marion Hargrove
have returned to New Orleans to
continue Their studies at Tulane.
Judge j. H. Stephens of Shreve,
port came down Friday to escort
his mother to that city, where she
will spend the fall and winter
months. i
Messrs. p. Cunningham, H.
Whitehead, IL. Suddath, and 1.
No)ken left for Baton Rouge dur
ing the week to resume their
studies at T.. S. U. |.
FOR SALE-195-acrc farm, double
and ! single cabin; large barn. Terms.
W. T. HARDIN, Cypress, La.
Sept. 81; vt. t
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Iglehart $
reached home Thursday from q
most enjoyable tour of the West. b
the greatest part of which was '
spent in California. a
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Semmelman 4
and mother, Mrs. Kern, and a
nephew, of DonaldsonviIIe, spent b
a few days here. en- route to
HaynesviIis, during the week. :
The slender silhouette, which charac- \
terizes the new dresses for this season, Il
is carried out in the new line Of dresses
just received at-LIEBER'S. u
Il
The friends of Mr.. S. E. Tobin :,
will be pleased to know that he is
recuperating very nicely after all
operation for appendicitis that has r
been pending for some time. II
Mr.. Wood Breazeale escorted Oh
his mother to New Orleans Sun
lay, when she went down to enter al
ler Youngest son, Raymond, at N
SouIe's, where he vii; take bus in
ness course. r
Miss Virginia Hall lef. during br
he week for her homo in New tn
orleans to resume her studies at ca
Pulane, after enjoying several
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. !,
Jaspari. -
Our showing of Ladies' Coat Suits hu
eDresents the last word in style; you ho
vii find a model to suit your individ- :,
al taste at-SEMMELMAN'S WI
hi.
Mr.. Vey Weaver left last week ,,I
. resume his studies at Georgia
'ech, his brother, Otto, who re-
emily graduated at High School. ~ =
ccompanying him to enter the sta
ame college. ne,
Sc
Miss Doris Henry left Sunday
Dr Reserve where she will spend
he winter with her sister, Mrs. Su
fontegut, while attending High en-.
chool. and her mother will join fol
cr there later. Of
Housekeepers can find the best -
alues in pyrex-glass cooking utensils hel
all kinds at l;no
de UsaR6H4 lus
Mr.. Venables. the government Ar