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TIME-to same money is when you
are earn' g it.
T PLACE-to deposit it is in a SAV
INiS AOCOUNT where- is will
draw 4 per cent compound intereas
BANK-in which to deposit is
E. J. DOMERGUE, President. Capital, $50,000.00
W. E. MORRISS, Vice President. Deposits, $400,000.00
Personal and Local News
Miss Boudousquie, Society Editor
The Brid... Club met last Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. B.
Warren, the first prize having bean
awarded Mis. A. L. Bear and conso
lation Mrs. B. B. Warren. Misses
Grace Blossman and Jan!e and Jose
phinc Will:ams were guests of the
club.
The Double T. G's. held their meat
ing "ast week at the home of Miss
Grace Menetre, the first prize hav
ing been awarded Miss Marie Loui:e
Stevenson, Cecond Miss Grace Bloss
man. consolation Mrs. Philip Burns.
guest pr ze to Miss Elsie Elchinge'.
The guests of the club were Misses
Virginia Hc.ffman, Elsie Elchinger,
Edith :)onnclly and- Lily 'Belle Good
wyn and Mrs. Rudolph Schultz.
One of t.eo most delightful affairs
of th. week was the picnic given lest
Wednesday by the EpisCopal Sun
day School. which took place at the
mouth of the river, the trip having
been made on the steamer Josa,
both young and old having enjoye:l
the Fay fishing and bathing, not to
menti'rn all of the good things there
were to eat.
After a pleasant stay of a wee':
here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs
A. A. Frederick, Mrs. M. Christoff. r
and Miss Lola Christoffer have re
turned to their home in New Orleans.
Judge P. B. Carter was a busine-s
visitor here Wednesday.
Mr. and' Mrs. R. Noble Salter and
I'ttle daughter are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Salter at their home 'n
New Orleans.
Mrs. Julius Heintz and childre'
have returned from Jackson, Mist.,
after having spent several weeKs
there w:th relatives.
Mr. Jas. T. Burns spent last we: i
end in N ew Orleans as the guest cf
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Poole and family.
Miss Anrni' Prevost returned Wed
nesday night from New Orleans after
three week: spent there.
Mr. Frank Patecek has returned
from Europe where he visited his
aged parents in Bohemia, not hav
ing seen dtem for the past twenty
years. He was accompanied hoe.i
by his sister, Miss Josephine Patecek,
who will make her home with him
and his family.
Mrs. L. C. Mo':e and little daugbh,
er have returned from "Houston and
other points in Texas, after several
weeks visit to Mr. and Mrs. Bernar I
D'Autrive aid family.
After a visit of several weeks in
Baton Rouge to their grand-mother,
Mrs. Sancnez, Masters Belmont ani
Wilton Sanchez have returned.
NOW is the time to buy
Summer Goods of all kinds
and save money on Shoes,
Hats, Suits, Pants, Waists,
Dress Goods, etc.
RANK ATECE.
COVINGTON'S BIG STORE
WATCH SHOW WINDOWS AND SAVE MONEY
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Mrs. Julia Boudousquie and Miss
Gab:s Boudousquie and Mastotrs Bev
erly and Robert Lobdell returned
Sunday night from Ocean Springs,
Miss., where they spent two weeks
as the guests of Mr. Alfred Bonnabe!
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hummel, at
B.aton Rouge, arrived this week to
spent several days here with friends.
Misses Artie and Ella Smalley
have returned to their home in Nor
man, Okla., after a pleasant vis't of
three weeks to Mr. and Mrs. Julian
H. Smith and family.
Mrs. Armand Bear, who spent the
week end here as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Bear, returned Mon
day to New Orleans.
-Mrs. Alice Bradley and Mrs. John
Lowe loturned Monday evening from
Chicago, the Great Lakes, and oth'r
Northern points, where they have
been visiting relatives and friends
for the past two months.
Miss Dor:6 Smith, of New Orleans.
spent the week end here as the guest
of M,,s Mr.rguerite Sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M. Poole
and children returned Monday from
Biloxi after three weeks spent there
as the guest of Mrs. Rose and famil'y.
Miss Doris Frederick spent several
days in New Orleans during the past
week as the guest of Mrs. A. &.
Cologre, Miss Barbara Rhodes who
accom;an:ed her, returning Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Lawrence Mann, of B~to.
Rouge, formerly Miss Sophie Mendel
sohn, .s visiting Miss Bonnie Moses.
Mrs. P. E. Moore returned Sunday
to her home in New Orleans after
a delishtful stay of two weeks as the
guest of Miss Mary Gabriel.
Mrs. Robt. L. Aubert and childrea
left Thursday for Gulfport where
they will make the.r home in th3
future, Mr. Aubert having charge of
the Dodge Motor Car Agency at that
place.
Mr. C. F. Welcker, of New Or
leans, formerly Miss Ceciile Roubion,
and brother, Mr. Hamilton Roubion,
are the guects of Miss Mim! La
borde and Mrs. Bertha Angaud.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Huekaby re
turned Monday evening from New
Orleans, having gone over on account
of the serious illness of their little
daughter, who is reported improving;
rapidly.
Mr. L. J. Seagraves, who has been
in Deaver, Colo., for the summer,
has :eturned home.
Miss Joshi Frederick returned last
Sunday evening from Boyce, La,
where she spent two weeks with Miea
Lucy Texada. She was Joined by
her little sister, Amy, in New Or
leans, who returned with her.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kentzel and
son and Mrs. M. Padin returned Ia't
Sunday from New Orleans where
they spent several days.
Mis. Julian H. Smith and little
daughter returned Sunday from New
Orleans after several days spent
ther.y as guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H
Linton, Mr. Smith having gone over
to accompany them home.
Miss Cecile Warren is spending her
vacation of two weeks in New Or
leans with Mrs. J. B. Wortham dur
ing the absence of Mr. and Mrs. E. .1.
Domergue and Miss Irma Domergus.
Mrs. L'llle Hawkins returned last
Wednesday trom New Orleans where
she ,eent a week as the guest of
Mrs. Mary Haggarty and Miss Jessis
Evan.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Trepagnier re
turnea Sunday night from New Or
l eans and Ocean Springs where they
spent several weeks with relatives
and friends.
Misi Genevieve Storm arrival
Wednesday night on a visit to Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Kerr and family.
Miss Mary Sugg was a New Or
leans visitor last Sunday.
Miss. Etael Wright, of New Or
leans, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Parker. Miss Ethel Peter
son, 6f Slidell, also a guest, has re
turned home accompanied by Mis3
Ethel Parker, whom she will entaer'
tain tar some time.
Mrs. Laura Nelms and son, John
A. Burris, left Tuesday to spend the
week at Columbia, Miss., with her
son, R. E. Burris.
There will be a meeting of the
King's Daughters at the M. C. B.
Library on Monday, August 30, at
4 p. m. All members are Urgentyl
requested to attend.
The Rest Awhile cottage of the
King's Daughters at Mandeville, on
last Tuesday, closed for the season.
There were seventy-nine guests and
the to,urteen ladies of the committee
were present. After a jolly good
time refreshments were served, thru
the kindnesr of many friends and the
liberal moLthly donation of Mr. E.
J. Domergue. A stay of two weeks
were given to two hundred and se:
enty-nine guests during the summer.
METHODIST CHURCH SERVICEP.
Serv.ces will be held at the High
School Bu!lding Sunday morning at
11 o' lock by the pastor, Rev. A. F. I
Vaugnan.
HENNIGAR-DUKE.
The marriage of Mr. B. Sims Hen
nigar, of Colorado Springs, Colo., to
Miss Theresa Grace Duke, daughter (
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duke, of Cov
ington, was quietly solemnized last
Wednesday afternoon, August 25th,
1920, at ° o'clock at the hmoe of
the bride's parents in the presence
of the immediate family and rela- "
tives, Rev. J. Orson Miller of Christ t
Episcopal Church officiating.
The bride wore a traveling suit a
of champagne colored cloth and was t
given In marriage by her father, I
there being no other attendants. a
Following the ceremony an !n- a
formal reception was held, after I
which the happy couple left on the t
afternoon train for Ft. Worth, Texas, v
where they will spend their honey- I
mon before leaving for El Paso, their I
future home. t
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A WEDDING TO BE. c
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A wedding of real interest to many
residents of St. Tanmimany parish will a
be that of Miss Edna Strain, daught- 5
er of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Strain, of a
Abita Springs, to Mr. Louis Escal, a
of N ,v Orleans.
The wedding ceremony will be t
held at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran a
Chur-h of Abita Springs, Tuesd ty b
morning, September '7th, at 5:45
o'clock. There will be no receptlon c
at the home of the bride-elect, but f
all friends will be at the church or e
at the depot to wish the happy couple F
god-speed as they board the 6:25 a. I
m. train for New Orleans. I
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SERVICE for all makes of batteries
Thread-Rubber
Insulated
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Two Years
The ONLY insulated battery made
Trouble-Proof---No Repairs
Ask US to show you WHY
Watch us make Covington
a STUDEBAKER Town
COVINGTON GARAGE CO.
Columbia St. Phone 55
R. H. Fergeson, Mgr. W. R. Thompson
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RELIGIOUJS RECEPTION AND SIL
VGER JUBILEE.
Given at St. Scholastica's Convent,
Last Tuesday.
Again the friends, relatives and
acquayntances were invited to w't
ness impressive ceremonies in the
beautiful chapel of St. Scholastica':.
Tuesday, August 24, at 8 o'clock
a. mn., the Convent 'bell announce
the hour of the happy nuptials of
Miss Floren.ce Terrebonne, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Terrebon .e,
and Sister Mary Techla Molitor.
Miss Terrel'onne, clad in bridal at
tire, accompanied by four white
wreathed maidens, Sister Mary Tech
la, the happy jubilarian, the Rev
Mothce Prioress and the Nivoce-m!e
tress, the procession solemnly weal
ed its way to the elegantly decorated
chapel, while the organ pealed forth
an appropriate march. Upon enter
ing zhe chapel, the bride took her
place at the handsomely adornae:
priedieu, and the happy Jubilarian
and tour attendants retired to he"
specially decorated prieudieu.
The altars looked unusually beau
tiful decorated with ferns, pot plants,
natural flowers, garlands and em
blems of silver and numerous lights.
Rev. Father John Burger, O. S. B.,
celebrated the High Mass and of
ficiated at all the ceremonies, assist
ed by Rev. Father Alphonse, O. S. B..
Rev. Pather Bernard, O. S. B., and
Rev. Father L. Roth, of New Or
leans.
At the offertory, the happy bride
approached the altar and knelt at
the feet of Rev. Father John, wao
asked her, "Will you renounce the
world, and all its pomps and vani
ties?" She firmly responded, "I
will." She then discarded her bridal
wreath and veil, and after receiving
the religious dress, retired to the
sacristy, and clothed herself in the
eomb.x habit of the Benedictine
Order. After which she returned to
the foot of the altar to be crowned
and :eceive the name by which she
is to be known in religion, Sister
Margret Mary Alocoque. With a
face wreathed in smiles the newly
made Sister resumes her place at her
priedieu.
Sister Mary Techla Molitor, wh9
celebaI.ted the 25th anniversary of
her Tinal vows, proceeded to the
middle of the chapel, and with ex
tended arms sang thrice, "Uphold
me, O Lord, according to Thy word
and I shall live; and let me not be
confounded in my expectations."
The came was thrice repeated by the
choir, followed by the Gloria, after
which she proceeded to the foot of
the altar, and in a clear, audible
voice renewed the vows she hal
made twenty-five years ago. She re
ceived a silver crown and then re
turned to her place.
Rev. Father John's sermon was
very appropriate and impressive.
Several points of the religious life
so often misconstrued by seculars,
was dlearly explained.
The ceremonies concluded with
Benediction of the Blessed Sacra
ment, -after which the happy Sisters
received the good wishes and con
gratulations of their fellow Sisters,
relati-es and friends.
GRAND DANCE AT ABITA.
There will be a grand dance given
by the Abita Springs members of the
Bogue Falays Grove No. 21, U. A.
0. D., cn Sunday, September 5th, at
the Abita Springs pavilion for the
benelit of their Widow and Orphan
Fund. Admission, 25 cents; child
ren, 10 cents. . au28-2t
BIG MINSTREL
SHOW-BAZAAR
'T HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
"TEN FUNNY MEN
FROM CASEY LAND"
AUG. 28, 8 P. M.
BENEFIT OF ST. PETER'8 GHURCH
REFRESIMENTS AND ENTERTAINMENTS BEGIN
AT 8:30 P. II.
ADMISSION 10 AND 20 CENTS
Just to serve you well,
Just to make life tell
You its worth living.
Schonberg's Creams and Candles
Really are Jim Dandies,
Lovely sweets he's giving.
SERVICE
This word spells our success
Be it DRUGS,
PRESCRIPTIONS
or other things handled
by Druggists
GREAT CLOSING OUT
SALE_
Everything Below Cost
-0
For Cash Only
Sale commences Monday, Aug.
23, Continues Until Sold
All Orders Over $5.00 Delivered
Remember that the prices cheap,
Distinctive of this store,
At this big sale will be a hes
More cheap than e'en before.
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D. I. ADDISON
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Telephone 169 Jackson and 28th Ave.
LEST WE FORGET
Speaking of the growth of hank
depolsts in St. Tammany Parish, we
sabmit the followinga fgurea for the
last five years:
Deposits June 80, 1915, $480,812.~'
Deposits June 80, 19106, 607,260.09
Deposits June 80, 1917, 66858,2.71
Deposits June 80, 1918, 829,472.52
Deposit. June 80, 1919, 962,785.94
Deposits June 80, 1920, 1,156,921.3
We have added to ourm number of
depositors in a like proportion. We
are proad of this record and thank
our twenty-elght hundred depoiting,
M-ends for makilag it possible.
COVINGTON BANK
& TRUST CO.
St. Tmmany's Million Dollar Bank