The Bienville Democrat., 1922-02-16

up your system. Tanlac does it. City
Drug Co. Adv.
Friends Of DR.. and Mrs. H. D. She
hee. and dear little daughter, Sun
shine, who has been i'll 80 long arc
\ glad to know that her symptoms are
much better and great hopes are en-
tertained for her rapid recovery. II
was also a pleasure to see Beulal
Catherine Travis who was "shut in
so long, and Elizabeth and Mabel Dan
iel who were also little sufferers fOr
some time, were able to be at Sunday
School last Sunday.
]. s. McConathy, Jr, who broke his
arm last week has been getting Oh
very comfortably since the accident
happened. George Brewer, also, has
had very little trouble with his brok.
en- arm, going right on to school. Lloyd
Atkins who suffered the misfortune Of
having his leg broken last Thursday,
when a motor truck backed up on
him, is getting along as nicely as
could be expected. We hope he will
soon be able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. q. Brown entertain
ed on Saturday evening, the Sunday
| School class Of "Royal Scouts" Many
unique contests afforded a lot of fun.
''Chewing'the rag sack RACES" y" walk
ing the rope,' and several others equal
ly amusing. For making the most
points for his group, Geo. Brewer was
awarded the prize a box Of homemade
candy. Several others received BOBBY
prizes of an amusing nature. The
host and hostess assisted by her Sis
ter, Miss Mildred Mobley and Mrs. D.
e. Brown served hot chocolate with
marshmallow whip and white cake.
The Methodist w. NJ. s. had an inter-
esting meeting last Monday afternoon
in the home Of Mrs. L. r. Crosby. The
president, Mrs. B. 7. Ferguson con-
ducted devotional and business session.
The secretary, Mrs. A. D. Henry, at
tended the duties Of her Office. Mrs.
Henry (wife Of Rev. Henry taught
Bible lesson from Training for Serv-
ice. The society was glad to welcome
| Mrs. Finklea as a new member. Sew.
eral guests were present and good
! attendance Of members. The hostess
served delicious sandwiches, pickles
and hot coffee with, cream.
Miss Bessie Brown entertained the
Les Amis Club and few friends Fri.
day afternoon at five hundred, compli.
mentary to Mrs. P. 3. Brown. In the
game Miss Mobley made highest score
and received a box Of stationery. Miss
Addie Houston made the highest club
score and was awarded a dainty
powder vanity. The honoree received
a dainty piece Of ivory. Miss Brown
served a salad course consisting Of
chicken salad, pickles, crackers, iced
tea and cake and stuffed dates The
out-of-town guests We're Miss Flora
Glen Watkins, Of Minden; Mrs. Messi.
mer, Of Ohio; Miss Covington, Of
Mississippi, and Miss Mobley, Of
Coushatta.
Mrs. Claud Ferguson entertained the
Les Amis club and friends at a bean.
tiful Valentine party on Tuesday even.
Ing. The house was decorated through.
out with read hearts and other valen-
tine suggestions. On each table was a
large red heart with several white
hearts to represent the numbr Of each
table. In spirited game Of Hearts,
Mr., Ira McConathy was the lucky win
ner and received a handsome tatting
center piece, which he gracefully pre-
sented to Miss Luda Reynolds. Dr..
Mosely, Miss Reynolds and Miss Jessie
Brown cut for the consolation which
fell to the lattet, a unique luncheon set
At the close Of the evening Mrs Fergu-
son assisted by Mrs. Mosely and Miss
Mary Mosely, served a delicious plate
luncheon Of fruit salad, chicken sand.
wiches and hot tea followed BY marble
cake, fruit cake and blackberry wine.
The Baptist W. NJ. s. was entertain.
ed on Thursday afternoon in the home
OF Mrs. George Allen The short bust.
ness session was led BY the preident,
Mrs. Caskey. She also called for dis
cussion Of plans Tor Arbor Day, Feb.
22nd. Committees were appointed to
get trees and shrubs to be planted at
the Baptist church. Mrs. Claud WIZ
erson then took charge Of a lesson
from Royal Service. Mrs. Bert Davis
commented on the scripture lesson as
read by Mrs. Wilkerson. Several