Vernon Parish Democrat., 1922-02-09

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i'll with FLU" is improving.
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Subscribe for the Democrat. 1t con-
tains more real reading than ever.
1893
Mrs. Hugh McManus spent Monday
and tuesday in Anacoco, as guest Of
relatives.
Mrs. Fern Wood, and Mrs. Charlie
Davis spent Sundas in Fisher with
their sister.
If you fail to get your copy of the
Democrat, please let us know aobut it.
Phone I79.
1893
Miss Bessie Evans has returned to
this town, after spending month at
Jasper with relatives.
Mrs. L. A, Strange and children
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs. H. Guy at Anacoco.
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DR.. Jones was in Hornbeck Monday
ION business. He says it takes a good
'forder" to travel these roads now.
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Miss Louise Tedley, who teaches in
the HOrnbeck School, was the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. F. P. Jones last week
end.
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MI. and Mrs. A. Smith, who EaaeIy
arrived from Texas to make their home
here will occupy the home recently
built by Mrs. L. G. Smart.
$3.50
Mr.. Otto Hart and daughter Chris
tine, came home Thursday, after hav-
ing spent few adays very pleasantly
with relatives in Shreveport.
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Mrs. Max Stewart went to Shreve-
port Friday to meet her mother, Mrs.
| DErrett, from Tennessee, who will
spend several months here with her
daughter.
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1 Anew cottage is being built by Mr..
~. G. Carver on Fourth Street. This
cottage is near completion, and when
finished will be occupied by Albert
lStrange and family.
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| Mrs. Nellie WintIe was carried to
/ Local Sanitarium at Shreveport last
week Thursday for treatment. She
was accompanied by her physician, DR..
Perkins and her daughter Lillian
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! /. E. Stephens of Hawth1rn was in
town tuesday and subscribed for the
| Democrat. He says that the news of
the new Democrat reached him some
time ago and he wanted TO have it in
his home.
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Attorney WOosley and Hugh Nc
Manus are attending Grand Lodge at
New Orleans. Mrs. Philip Perkins,
and Iirle daughter, Eunice Eve. left
thursday to spend mouth in New
Orleans. as guests of Mrs. Perkins mo-
ther.
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The Woman's Annual Missionary
Council of the Methodist Church will
meet in DeRidder on the l4-l5-l6 of
this month. Mrs. Lula Smart, presi-
dent of the society here, has been cleo i
ted as delegate.
If Rev. Houfpauir keeps Increasing
the. attendance at the church, the
Methodist people will have to get busy
and build more room to their new
brick church. Every seat was filled
at last Sunday evenings service.
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Announcements have been received /,
BY relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Mace : :
long, of the birth of son. We feel :,
hat the youngster will be welcome :, :
guest, because it has been sixteen 7
ears since there was a baby in their :
lome. Mr.. Stork has shown real iudg- =,
nent in visit to the home of the =
.ongs, first, because it has been j;
ong time since he passed that way j ],
nd the sweet baby cry had grown -, -,
range to their ears; second, because =, -
e had the intelligence to know that - L.
ny kind of baby would find a good Il
ONE and the best of care there. Hence w. ~
e look with envy on this tiny bit of -
Imanity who has come to monopo- i,
-e the attentions of such willing po, -,
lnds, Verify, verify. say unto YOU, ~ H.
Blessed are they that love, for thew
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