The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
LOCALS and PERSONALS
Bv MRS. N. F. COOK

Miss Josie Harper who has a posi-,
ton in Shreveport spent the weeK-e' ~
with her parents, the Rev. A. L. a''u
Mrs. Harper.
Mr.. L. B. Cook accompanied D E,n ns
mother and sister, Miss Minnie Iii,t e .tors
listed Minden Thursday. While there
thew were guests Of their aunt mrs! MIS-.
i M;iIer "'' Mrs. sc Cook and Mrs. Miller 'iNsr
are the only two living of a large;
f.m;,v. Mrs. Miller is 90 years OF
are and Mrs. Cook IS. Both are
bse;rht and cheerful and enjoy very
good health for their age
Mrs, G.. S. Study underwent a SER setl-
ou s, operation at her home mere Sn IN.
day. Or. Garrett OF Shreveport, d.
s sisted by Dr.. c. c. Albums perform
s 81 ~. " ooeration. She is now under
the care Of Miss Quick an e eah,; nj
trained nurse and is doing wei al
.h;s I time, Her many friends hope
che . will continue to improve and soon
be able to be out again.
A hunting party left in autos Tues
day morning for the Tensas swam p
consisted Of DR.. F. F. Wmberly' H. /;
E Cook, Garry Thomas, Eben ana
c.,,olI TONNE, Oliver Corley, J. H.
Corley and others. -, Wifi:
o shc,;a !. +. Currie and Mr.. Charlie
Cox and deputy Albert Austin OF Ar
esdia -. were business visitors here
Mr.. {. +. Yearwood Of Cedar Grove
visited relatives and friends here sew
eral days last week. ,
Mrs. Erie Bryan has returned nome
after a weeks visit with her son, Al
bert Bryan, and family.
Mrs. ]. p. Durham went to shTeve'
BORT Thursday to visit her son, Ken.
Meth, who was very i'll with dengue
fever. H..
Mesdames Geo. Thomas, G; J. Frye
E. B. Cillon, motored to Shreveport
Friday to attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. June Cook lett Sun
day afternoon for their home a
Haynesville after spending the weel
with their parents here.
Misses Myra Lee Bachelor am a,
Audry Martin who are students at tn
State Normal, spent the week-en'
with homefolks. mt
The Baptist w. NJ. Y. met Thurs
day afternoon at the church tor
business meeting, after which the!
enioyed an hour studying msslo
work. They also elected new officer
for the year as follows: Ms. !. !
Durham, president; Mrs. S. ?. Ste"
art, vice-president; Mrs. J. P. Batch
elor, secretary.treasurer. -
Mr.. Carol TONNE and DR.. +.
Wimberly were in Tensas last wee
hunting, and they report a wonde'
full time. They state that squirrel hun
ing was fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hess, Mr.. ar
Mrs. G. O. Thomas, Mr.. and Nh
z, F. Wilton and Misses Ethel ar
Hazel Thomas motored to Minden Ia
Saturday and attended the play, IT.
Coward" given by the Paul Engl'
players. :, ,, !,
able leadership Of Miss BERTHE Table
enjoyed a Halloween party given
the church last Saturday night. Ea
Ruest came masked, and there "
much fun and meirymaking, guessil
who's who. Many games were pla
ed, after which Miss BERTHE Table
assisted by Miss Hazel Thomas, ser
ed a variety OF delicious sandwich
picnic style.
MI. and Mrs. r. R. Smith were vi
tors to DeRidder Saturday, retur
ing monday.
Nj. Lee Manning was visitor
Arcadia Saturday.
Miss BERTHE Talbert, our efhci,
home economics teacher, was Vi
tor to the fair at Shreveport Sat
day.
Mrs. Eben Tonne and child
spent last weekend in Shrevep'
where they visited the state fair.
Mr.. c. E. TONNE, the able direc
OF the Ringgold band was visitor
New Orleans, last week.
The home OF Rev. and Mrs. Har
was the scene Of a very pretty pa
last Friday, when the Epworth Lea
entertained its members and frie
with 4 Halloween party. Mrs. F.
Cillon, the much loved leader
planned many interesting and an
ing games, which were very m
enjoyed As each guest took part.
on arriving the guests were Sc,
punch and later in the evening,
and crackers were served. The gu
X departed at a late hour, wishing
loween would come more often
once Z year.