The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-28
C,ibsland News
Byy Miss Annie Mae Langfora

very sorry to hear of his serious III.
ness and hope that his condition Will
soon be greatly improved
Misses Clara and Inez Gerh'ns ,ell
Monday for Bolton, Texas, where 'he!
viii enter Baylor University
Mira. Broadnax has gone to sPe a
awhile with her daughter, Miss El'le
proadnax, who has responsible gov.
eminent position in "asN''s'''' -
G.
Miss Blanche Phillips will leave
this week for Ruston, where she VIII
reoume her studies at the La Iech'
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Bolin have hau
the pleasure of a visit from theat f
daughter, Mrs. W. A. Ihrasl'ef' "
Burbank, Calf. -,
Mr., and Mrs. Press Of HaynesVllle'
we're visitors here Sunday
Miss Wilmer Burleigh spent I'm, the
weekend with her sister, MIS- jun"
1, Garrett, in Minden.
Tho home of Mr.. Gambler Rogers,
about two miles east Of town Oh on 'n at
model model road, was destroyed by hre a,
nom Monday. All of the nouseno,'
Goods we're burned. A defectlVe Al'' ~
on f fine is thought to be the cause OF
the FIRE. Very little insurance was
carried. 49,
Mr.. Hall Sims Of Castor was III,
g,est Of Miss Jessie Brister SATURDAY
evening.
Miss Ida Hull left Tuesday for I
r,sit to her sister in Alexandria.
Mrs. Mark Curry and baby Of OKLA u
boma. were recent guests Of relatives
here. Her mother, Mrs. J. H. BAKER
accompanied her to Pinevllle, WINERY ,r
they are enjoying visit win re'a
tiyes.
The Bible class Of the Methodls'
Sunday school of which Mrs. Clyd'
Merritt il teacher, enjoyed a chicken
frv at Walkers Springs, Friday even
ing. ....
Mrs. Clyde Fonts has returned
from a visit to Bradley, Ark.
Mrs, A. B. Moses and children lei
last week for their home in Texas.
Mr., Egan Baker, one Of the mos
nrominent and well known men o
the parish, died at his home in MI
Lebanon Sunday night, after a lon
illness. Rev. ]. G. Cox conducted tn
funeral service Monday afternoon a
the Mt. Lebanon Baptist church 0
which Mr.. Baker had been lOya
member for many years. Sweet musi
was rendered by the male quartett'
and Mr.. Byron Cox gave a beautifu
solo. Interment was in the Mt. Lei
anon cemetery. Hosts Of s0rrowin
friends were there to pay the last sa
tribute. The grave was left a noun
Of lovely flowers. May the bereave
find comfort in the thought that thel
is a time coming when there shall |
no more death, neither sorrow.
Many relatives and friends fro
here attended the funeral Of Mr.. Ega
Baker at Mt. Lebanon, Monday aft
noon.
Dr.. and Mrs. Sherman, Mr.. and MI
H. B. Sherman, Mr.. Watt Shermf
and Mr.. Clontz Sherman Of Hayne
vile, Mrs. Mollie Willis Of Monrc
and Mrs. Evans Of Homer, were Il
out-of-town relatives who attended t
funeral OF Mrs. Ellen Taylor, Sunday
Miss Alice Sutton was guest
the home Of her brother, Mr.. |.
Sutton, last week.
The Mthodist ladies are planni
to give a supper at Maple Park +
day, beginning at 500 o'clock in
afternoon. The Methodists are c(
templating building a new church a
the proceeds Of this supper will
added to the building fund.
Wess Broadwell left last week
Winsbor0, Texas where he has acce
ed q position. Wess is one Of our M
popular boys and will be missed
bis many friends
Mr.. r. G. CAN'T has returned fir
q business trip to Memphis, Tenn.
On Tuesday afternoon of last we
many Of little Lamar Stalls v
friends gathered at his home to pl
with him in celebration Of his foul
birthday. How happy were TIN
children as they played merry game
Lamar's mother had large ca
decorated with five candles for hi
and after the candles were blown {
the pretty cake was cut and sery
to the guests with ice cream.
Mrs. Ellen Taylor died at the no
Of her daughter, Mrs. 81. A. Sherm
Saturday morning, September %
She had not been well for SIEVE
weeks, but her condition was not G
sidered serious and death came
expectedly. She was a good won
and q true friend. Funeral servi
were conducted at the home sumo
morning by Rev. H. B. Thomson 4
Rev. Gerhing after which Intern
took place in the Gibsland cemete
The grave was covered with ma