The Bienville Democrat., 1922-02-09


US strong;
Such wonderful values to them he.
long;
30 living or dying, I'll take my ease
under the trees, under the trees"
Ea &s{. Richard H. stoddard.
February 22nd, washington's birth.
day-Arbor Day in Arcadia. Let eve.
rybody plant at least one tree or
shrub!
HE who plants a tree, plants q
hOpe.'-Selected.
20 whispering trees, companions
mges, friends,
No changes in you whatever friend.
ship ends. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Truluck spent the
weekend in Monroe with relatives.
Mr.. Cornelius Harrison, Of Liberty
Hill, was a business visitor at the
Democrat Office while in Arcadia We'd.
nesday.
Mr.. H. G. Cook, Of Ringgold, was a
business visitor Tuesday and Wednes.
day, and was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
8. A. Cook, while here.
Mr.. Roy Caskey was a guest Of
friends last week at a house party IN
Monroe.
Little Charles Thomas Butler accom-
panied his aunt, Miss Annie Butler to
her home in Monroe and spent a while
there.
Messrs. JOS 'Dowidoff, worshipful
master; G. G. Travis, clerk; of local
Masonic Lodge, left on Sunday to at |
tend the Grand Lodge meeting in New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Frey and little |
daughter, Mary Evelyn, of Saline, are |
lpending this week with their parnts, |
M. and Mrs. W. G. Thomas and fami. |
y.
Miss Flora Glen Watkins, of Min.
den, Is the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. Jos. Andrews and family. Miss
Watkins is frequent and popular
visitor in our little city.
Mrs. ]. A. Enloe spent several days
/ with her daughter, Mrs. w. G. Thomas
4 and family enrOute to Natchez, Miss,
where she will spend several weeks
D With her son.
Mrs. Cora Leary spent the weekend
n Shreveport with her little cousin.
katherine Leary, who Is still in the
nnitarium from severe burns
sustained when the building she was in
Nught fire last month.
Il Mrs. Henry Mitchell underwent an
operation on Tuesday in Shreveport
- her friends express pleasure that
he results were satisfactory. Her
lsters, Mesdames Bert Davis and VIM
Dsas were with her at the time.
Miss Eva Davis who has been with
1f. and Mrs. Carl Gof and baby left
#n Wednesday to visit homefolks in
M q Calm a few days before returning
IN Shreveport.
NJ Mrs.. 4. n. Brown returned to her
ne In Gibsland last week after visit. p
u - her daughter, Mrs. ]. R. Butler
~ family. Mrs. Butler Is able to be {
again after being indisposed for I
o1ns time. Il
& & II. and Mrs. C|aud Booth, spent last
ook-end In Arcadia, as guests Of Mr.. J
6 Mrs Carl Gof Mr.. Booth was a ,
ldent Of this place during bis child !
uod, and has many friends who are in.
se1ted In his whereabouts. (,
Nh Wade Of Choudrant, was a re-
t guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Jack .
ayis and family. From here
! went to Dallas, Texas, to visit
i dAusher, Mrs. Holmes, and to vel
I new grand son, little son Of
and Mrs. Holmes. !
ut Saturday was the birthday an !
gMry Of little Earl Daniel, who
y four years old on that day.. His g
tAer celebrated the glad occasion =
INVITING several Of his little friends
q splendid dinner ct which the ta-
WAS centered BY 1 beautiful, large !
hay cake. with Eve candles, one =
the years and one to grow on. Al ) }
1inner al kinds Of nice games were /,
sd.The little honoree received ma I
espreciated remembrances
pphy Deas and bis mother re- Y
- On Saturday from Shreveport, :
lee they went to the sanitarium for
examination Of Murphy's injured 9
Il was found to be healing sat =
elorily, and his friends hope 70 Gee
able to be out before Z great :
Murphy Il IN insatable box Z
and while shut In" has enter = !.
4 himself BY reading many good Il
y Girls Auxiliary, an organisa- H
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