The Bernice JournalJanuary 30, 1930 NOTICE The Department Store has moved its stock of dry goods into the Toggery Shoppe and will continue to serve the public as before. Maude Phillips. Miss Nettle Colvin of Summerfield spent Sunday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Colvin. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wallace of … Continue reading Bernice Local News
January 1930
Lillie News
The Bernice JournalJanuary 30, 1930 Mrs. Clete Ward and Mrs. Roy Hightower of Junction City visited Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Wise one day last week. Mrs. C. L. Bivins leaves this week for her home in Wheatly, Ark. Rev. Gurthie of El Dorado was here Sunday. G. B. Wilks was a visitor to Shreveport … Continue reading Lillie News
Pine Grove News
The Bernice JournalJanuary 30, 1930 Sunday is our preaching day everybody is invited to attend. Misses Sibyl and Cecil Patterson spent Sunday with Miss Irene Weldon. Mrs. John Cannon and Miss Ellen Key spent the week end with Mrs. Tommie Goyen of Farmerville. Mrs. Lue Heard and Marylean spent Saturday and Mrs. Elzie Grafton Miss … Continue reading Pine Grove News
Bernice Local News
The Bernice JournalJanuary 23, 1930 FOR SALE Before you buy, get my prices on Ear Corn and all kinds of Fertilizers. W. H. Harris, Bernice, La. Misses Sybil Lowery and Mae Turner, of Bastrop, spent the week end here. Mr. J. B. Rockett, of Buelah community was a business visitor here Tuesday. Court of Honor … Continue reading Bernice Local News
Shiloh News
The Bernice JournalJanuary 23, 1930 Mrs. C. F. Moore and Miss Chloe Nutt visited Mrs. C. W. Holloway last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson were called Sunday to the bedside of their daughter Mrs. F. W. Burham of Beinville, who is quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. Stone Harris visited Mr. W. E. Porter … Continue reading Shiloh News
Lillie News
The Bernice JournalJanuary 23, 1930 Messrs. Gurvis Post and Orr of Forth Worth, Texas were week-end visitors here. Mrs. C. L. Bivins is visiting near Little Rock this week. G. B. Wilks and J. C . Nelson made a trip to Monroe Thursday. Mrs. B. F. Post returned to her home in Marion after several … Continue reading Lillie News
Bernice Local News
The Bernice JournalJanuary 16, 1930 Thanks Friend. Alright Mr. Editor, You are welcome. The one lined sheet of $1.00 is your invitation to come to see us once a week for another year that you may tell us about Bernice. The Journal is a welcome visitor. Your very respectfully, J. L. Lay, Hornbeck, La. NOTICE. … Continue reading Bernice Local News
Spearsville School
The Bernice JournalJanuary 16, 1930 Everybody is making preparations for mid-term examinations next week. All pupils making a six-weeks average of 90 percent on subjects taken will be exempt from tests on those subjects. The attendance for the past week has been very good despite the weather conditions. The students of Spearsville come to school … Continue reading Spearsville School
Lillie News
The Bernice JournalJanuary 16, 1930 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Wise, of Junction City, moved into our community last week. Mesdames C . L. Bivins, B. F. Farrar Sr., B. F. Post, D. J. Lowery and B. B. Butler were El Dorado viistors one day last week. J. C. Nelson made a business trip to … Continue reading Lillie News
The First Settlement of Union Parish
T. A. BricelandFarmerville GazetteJanuary 1, 1930 Many, in search of romance, go back to the days when “Knighthood Was in Flower” or to the days of the Pilgrim Fathers, or to the lands toward the sunset, where buffalo and antelope once roamed over unmeasured plains. These have not learned that Louisiana is rich in the … Continue reading The First Settlement of Union Parish
You must be logged in to post a comment.