The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-04-13

Ing.
Mrs. J. D. Wilkinson and Miss
Lavinia Egan, representing the Ma
tional WOman's party have requested
that good crowd Of Arcadia ladies
meet them at the Baptist Church here
on the 10Th, at 2::3O o'clock to hear
them discuss their worok. Both of
these ladies are excellent platform
speakers, and are we'll known to the
people Of Arcadia. You will enjoy
hearing what they have to say from
the platform and meeting them per
sonally, and Mrs. Wilkinson urges that
you will not feel that your presence
at the meeting obligates you to en-.
dorse the party.
just received q few WHITE
FROST REFRIGERATORS. You
will have to see them to realize how
handy, how complete, and how eco.
nomical they are. In white enamel.
IS. A. CONGER.
Mrs. Joe Fuller returned last
Wednesday from Mt. Lebanon, where
she was called on a very sad mis-
sion. Her sister, Mrs. Brunette who
had been a sufferer from influenza,
relapsed aud died quite suddenly last
Monday. Her home was with her
son, Mr.. P. G. Brunette, by whom and
several married sons and daughters,
she is survived. Mrs. Brunette was
an excellent Christian woman and
will be sadly missed in the commun.
ity. The funeral service was held on
Tuesday, at the Baptist church, and
was attended by many relatives and
friends. Arcadia friends deeply SYM
pathize with the bereayed relatives.
Last Friday was the ninth an.
| iversary of Julia Smiths birthday, and
her mother celebrated the occasion
! with a very delightful birthday party,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L,
,, Marlborough. As the time was so near
| Easter, the decorations and games,etc.
| were suggestive Of that occasion
Spring flowers were also effectively
used throughout the house. One ex.
citing contest which all the children
enjoyed, was pinning on the Rabbits
tail. Little Jean BrOwon was for
tunate in this and received box Of
! candy. There was a lovely birthday
cake with it's ten candles, 8 for the
years and one to grow on. Allen Civ
! ems received a prize, an Easter rabbit
for blowing out the most candles
Cake and ice cream were served to
large crowd of boys and girls.
We have the goods, quality, price
and service if you doubt it give US o
trial. Ring ID, the BUSY CORNER
DRUG STORE.
The Baptist Woman's Missionary
Society met in the home Of Mrs. D
| L. Brown, with Mrs. Percy E. Brown
| as co.hostess last Thursday afternoon
| in business meeting. The president
| Mrs. J. P. Caskey conducted the de
votional exercises, and also the bust
ness session. Mrs. Goodwin reported
for the personal service committee
and made a very interesting talk
Mrs. Goodwin said that many thing
were done in Arcadia that could no
be measured by dollar and cents. Sh
mentioned many deeds Of kindness AM
works Of charity that the people 0
Arcadia have done including tn
Methodist Society. Some are not men
bers Of any church or society. Tn
busienss men Of Arcadia all seem t
be anxious to avail themselves Of th
privilege Of lending a helping han
I where needed, exemplyfying tru
] "Good Samaritan spirit" One cas-
was especially noted, the help tha
was extended to the unfortunate fan
> lily who were injured in an automt
bile wreck last week, near town. NJ
and Mrs. Smalling were slightly hur
4 and their 10 months old baby WI
! fatally injured. Mrs. Goldman's kim
e ness in taking them into her HON
r and caring for them was especial
commended. Some matters Of impor
ance were discussed after which Mr.
i ]. N. Jones told in a very charmir
) manner, a most interesting story, OF
u Of tho old, old stories, but alwa.
le new, and If you have ever heard MI
Jones tell a story, you will knov
there was a timely moral. Sever
q Edison selections were enjoye
n Chicken salad, crackers, pickles 81
h. iced tea were served.
III 80
= l wish my friends and custom6
to know that an not connected wi
Mrs. Thomas any more In bushes
Is l an operating my henstitehing a.
4. Pieoting machine and will careful
8. take care Of your work.-Miss Nett
Tanner, Arcadia, n.