The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-03

! Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hyams an
. baby and Mrs. Lawto1 ann daugt
9 hter, Elizabeth, left for Hot Well
Tuesday.
: Capt. Stephen Henry. who i
, stationed in Wyoming, joined hi
, wife, who has been visiting home
folks the past few months, for {
visit to his mother and family a
Melrose and motored to town dur
ing the week.
!; The friends Of Mr.. j. +. Sers
who has been making his home a
Magnolia plantation the past year
will regret to learn that be is a
Touro under treatment for seriou!
heart trouble and he requests tha
they will remember him in theil
prayers.
Dr.. G. w. Stephens, who ha.
held high position of rank in the
British Army for several yesrt
and has been in Ireland since the
war ended, reached hom: Friday
to the delight of family and friends
who are welcoming him home for
the first time in Is years. His
experiences have been many and
varied, and are being recouuted
in the iniraitable Stephens manner,
for which the family is noted.
Messrs. Phanor, E. G., L., P. I.
Prudhomme, j. w. Breazeale, D.
Lambre. E. G.. P. l. and E Ciou
tier, Sandlin, Pratt, Friedman,
Kranson, Airey, Plaisance. Read
heimer, Cloutier, Hankins, Gull
lot, Charleville were among the
number who came to attend the
Farmers Meeting last Wednesday.
Mayor Poleman, President De.
BIieux, Secretary Keyser and Mr..
E. l.. McClung constituted the
Committee appointed to 60 to
Baton Rouge last week to see the
Governor about certain matters in
connection with n cessary inn
provements on Norm Il Hill.
Messrs. G. and T. Vascocu, the
Flora twins, were amo0g callers
at this Office during the week and
informed the editor that they had
celebrated their 68th birthday
Monday with a family reunion,
when an immense crowd of chill
dren and grandchildren had enjoy
ed q big dinner in honor Of the
occasion. and the editor hopes that
they will enjoy many more such
birthdays for years to come.
Misses Lise and Adele Prud-
homme, the charming young
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phnnor
Prudhomme of Bermuda, reached
Natchitoches Friday night. en-
route home from St. LOUIS, where
with Misses Rose and Media Keat-
or, who remained for q longer
visit, they have been enjoying
visit to Miss Lucille Keatot OF
that city.
Miss Jane Cammack left for her
home in Portland, Arkansas, Sat-
urday night, after a visit to her
uncle and wife, MIR. and Mrs. r.
j. Mcbride. This talented young
lady is the fortunate possessor of
q wonderful voice and is studying
for the operate stage. and those
who had the opportunity of hear
ing her sing enjoyed a rare treat.
for besides voice and training and
loving her art, Miss Cammack has
a charming personality and is very
gracious, which assures for her q
brilliant and successful future.
II is q matter of as much grati-
fcation to their friends as to the
honorable nominees themselves
that neither our Judge e. v.
Porter of the Court Of Appeals
nor Representative Aswell Of the
9Th District had any opposition
but were declared the nominees of
the Democratic party to succeed
themselves. Only . just tribute
to their sccomplishmentsl
Mr.. I. Little, Field Secretary
of the State Christian Endesvor
Society, spent Sunday and Mon
day here, when he not only made
addresses at the Presbyterian
church It both sarvicas Sunday