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'AGES THE HERALD. hr you liv
of Algiers is a person who wants what
you have no use for at home. A small
eted Mo the UpbldhM of the W eet Ude oe the BRvm. "A vr rhe and creditable weekly mew~per." -MANUFAC¶TURBRB' RyOeRD.
am- YXIX ALGIERS, LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1921. No. 31
'p.Leve To Cost S
115,000. Saves
aipayers $160,000
a gIpl meeting of the Or
Board last Thursday an
t was signed by PresidentI
C Weol and Mr. J. H. R.
Vice President and Ge
a-er, of S. P. R. R., for the
of a leved of staudard
sec*n across the tront o 4
 €ocrpied by the Bouth
Ubroad from Vallette
SStreets. Before signing,
rasnement had the approval of
2IUIS and Attorneys of both
e Bard, and the Railroad
. 5. 3 el is of Algiers, and
as a member of the Levee
mider the administration of
o verm nor Hall, and is now
a seeond appoltment s
;l.ulre ifrom Algiers. He ts
S uirdet of the Board, an ea
the distietion of being the Arst
t of the Levee Board from
NRh district since the organiser
Sthe Levee Board in 1890.
Adrts have always been for the
ef the levee system In L
j-e he has merer missed a b
to help his district.
M egeminnmation of the agree
I theo Southern Panfetic tI
ithe ea of $10,000.0' to 1
tasyers, and at the same time
Ie Railroad Company the a
ipaisees sought by them, and t
O s to elass a matter of con-e
ts to district for the past
o between the Railtoad
.piy ead the prseAt Board
no ass/ frequetly held withit
- , dz or eight months during I
le tiae may eompicatiosa o,
a S l e arose. It was duri
wia loaos that special Counsel
bts MaalSrk showed to advant
 I age skllful and InteUgeat c
g a the same. Mr. Hyme s
M ids Bare are fortunate in hayv-I
asI -- wkt to advise them Iton
ta this kind.
tlh I disposition of the asem,
Sthe poitats orttually arn
1sed I* by Mr. Mc ulrk, aUd t (
i aswm a compromise of dif
t asm. ud as a temporary aepe
SnUpreserves the preast
of beth parties at tenretst
9heq1c to be done will be eo
Se before February Ist.
mist be lAshed by Web 1
lI9e, it Is o be rearIdl
embaemkmeas, asd et
estabi/hed by law."
oe Board will eostribute
of the cost upon com
the work, the total cost Is
to ho $186,000.00.
14 Daughters wl
asle .strtdy atternoen
lharmacy, Vert and
The sale wll start at
It is asked of all me
lrgaret's Daughters as
gmeIl public to ab#tnd
makehi gate a sueeess.
U be a kinda of pret
bitable for Christmas
S;birthday present Or
A A NEWW a .
Those. PelAse we be
he the streets snitabg a
4 had an emeot with
whieh strdk him a
t the arm, *islnag a
that member. The meal
bW Er. Pollack asat
Shis aars again, sheut
TEM(PLE GO~ ACnt1CULWRE
SI
4 ý
yt·
Al,.
rYflms~drh j
driii
Steal Cartridges
From Barracks
The ammunition warehouse at the
Marine barracks at the Algiers LNaval
Station was broken into before day
light Thursday by thieves who stole
fifty-three cases of 45-caliber cart
ridges valued at $28. The thieves
used an iron pick to force the ware
house door. Liutenant Walter S. Gas
par of the Quartermaster Corps noti
led Superintendent Molony of the
robbery. I
SCHOOL BELLS RINGING
McDONOGH NO. 4.
During the week several of the
teachers of our primary grades
visited other schools of the city.
This idea of observing in other
schools is very much encouraged by
the pr eipal. Miss Lange. Miss
Marcy and Miss Morse were the
teachers who observed.
Recently several of the facutly
were detained at home because of
personal illness. At the time of
this writing, Miss Voegtlin has re
st'med her work, but Miss Averill and
Miss Poscet are still unable to be
be present.
The Seventh Grade had the pleas
are and privilege of visiting the Pub
Ik Library oa last Thursday, accom
panied by Miss Davis.
On Tuesday evening, a regular
meetiag of our Cooperative Club has
been announced and a full attend
anes has been urged. As this is
Educational Week, a special program 1
has been arranged.
S (Coattined on Page 3.)
KNIORTS OP CODIAIM U
" YO8IaglIA~ TBH DAI~ ."
I coaneetioa with the "ChristmUas
- Tree" to be held by the local Knights
L of Columbus, a speelal entertainment
Sat the H. N.O. C. Theatre In the
form of pictures and vaudeville, will
I take place Tuesday night, December
13, 1921. Manager F. . Lyncker of
, toe . N. G. C. Theatre and chair
m ae of the "Chrisss 'ree" Benefit
I Comalttee anaeases that the special
- attractions offered on this occasion
will exeeed all previous dorts, how
t ever the miatnimum charge for admit
taes wilB be mrad. This will be an
Seppor~mlty for these who •appove
the Knights of Columbus dort to be
- ltn sttedaS*.a
Crescent lodgel No. 3, K. of P.,
a eletetd tim following ofeers for the
- year 1922:
SChancellor Commuaer, . Joseph
Hughes; Vies - Chanqsllor. Roger
Chestnut; Prelate, Harry Laufer;
Master of WoJl --WtIam Hart; Keep
U er of Recoids and Seals, James O.
R Ste g at ster of 7lpmsu John
SP1di r; d oaster f Seb seur A
dst t sM ; Master at Alma1 -arks-~
dale; Taner Quard, JJ. R. Daniels;
' Outer Guard, -e) Meyers; Janitor,
d M. 'Heindel; Trustee Charles A. Sad
Slare; General Relief Committee, Jas.
- otewePas ead leger Cheu tnt;
u CemetUrz Coamittee . .0. s8trevt
"I I,. Chestaub and H. J. Stastery; En
tertinment mittee, Theo. A. He
ron, H. Lauf, . Hart and Sark
driper; Rep tive to Grand
s Lds, Jos. O. Fwart, Alternate, A.
a C. $ril.
a Prom the te of D.
.t- $234 pro Ags. we are in re
t eelet of a i t 22 lsts eidar.
at St i In to bhius ed a prettt girl
at tn an orval  and is mcb that
will rdd to the +all of us" ro -
OH DEATH, WHERE IS THY STING?
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Church of the Holy M
Name of Mary R
To-day is the feast of the lan
maculate Conception-the putronal
feast of the United States, and is ga
a holy day of obligation. The last Chi
mass this morning will be at 9 for
o'clock. The novena will close this the
evening at 7 o'clock. the
This evening at 7:30 there wil he
be a meeting of the Holy Name So- me
clety, at which the election of of- wh
fleers for 1922 will take place. OUl
Every member should feel it his duty ref
to attend this meeting and cast his F.
note. the
This afternoon the Altar Boys
accompanied by Father Hayes are
going to take a ride on the steamer thc
Capitol. The boys deserve this treat inj
for their faithful attendance at
church during the Forty Hours
Adoration.
To-morrow afternoon the St.
Joseph Boys meet at 3 o'clock. all
Friday, Saturday and Sunday of wi
last week witnessed the beautiful na
devotion of the Forty Hours Adora
tion. The sermons were preached
by Right Rev. Mgr. L. J. Kavanagh,
Rev. Father Fabian, and the Most
Rev. Archbishop Shaw. The closing
eermeonies o Sunday . ight were
very impressive. His Grace the
Arthbishop preached owe of his to
most eloquent sermons. A large
anumber of distinguished clergy were in
present. Monsignor L. J. Kavanagh, of
Vicar General for Army and Navy, Al
and Rester of Our Lady of Lourdes bi
Church, sad Very Rev. T. J. Wel- w'
don, C. M., Rector of St. Joseph a
Church, were Deacons of Honor to re
Archbishop. Very Rev. J. F. X. q'
Walsh, Rector of St. Anthony's In ye
MeDosnohville and Very Rev. A.
Koenig, Rector of Wetwego were w
Deacon and SubdeacoS respectively w
for the procession and Benediction.
Other priests in the Sanctuary were M
the Very Reverends A J. Bruening, bi
Chaaellor of .thL Arehdioese, R. p
Carra, Rector of 8t. Patrleks, M. H.
A. Qhavin, Rector of St. James, w
J. P, O'Slattery. Rector of St. Fran- i
cs of "les, V. Prats, lector of at St
gLeo,. I . Roth. aRecor of St. C
thsssq. P H . Wynhrens, Rector t
et (tatUS. J. B. Albert, 8S. J3., Rec
N oft Al 'i uts. and DIrerends J.
Weset.. Debts and the Fathers or
t atyi Rame of Mary Church. Theb
Rebl Name Society and the K. of C.
were the bodyguard of the Arch
Sbishop and' ed the preenalod in
the Church boldit lighted candle
ia their hands. Next da the little
flower girls dressed in white, then
the Altar Boys, the r and ther
Archbishop carrylng the Bleaed
Saeammsat
BAPTFISM.
Lee Clayton, 'son of Patrick J. 1
Alese and Louisa H. andesn of a
184 Newton St. Spouers, Mr . nd l
-s. lBy. Alosso.
D1r s A as, aughtr of William
-ms e0tM Jeaoso of 400
BelbevUMe Striet. Slpmb Leslie
and Mrs. R. . IA LeeosT
cu s Aathony. sel ft Thee. L.
a!. M AdM e 3. tnls of 625
Avnu pIo qp, Anthony
j. p g - Vi~gsl*i Vt. 1
J' n Mar asshtee Jas. Me
s uam s ad Dep T o+ f s2
y a ua *uh . lee. Do -
oat. smol Mr.. d Mrs. 3.
STrM o Bi l os . Q
?off. O avc l~ Kas em of Lu
- r adee q iJo c*M Jos of
weses Anna hewS.
'A1.rp se mM o Lua s
... eib n=on. sI$. of
Nt Tr dW b nght
"nmm- J- a a aplm Oe - o
San N dI E'
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Methodist Church Notes C
Rev. 0 .C. Wer, Pasor, Residence
SOttlvier, Phone Alg, 15.
1 Last Sunday we had good congre
Sgations at both services. Mizpah TI
SChair had very appropriate music ca,
p for both services. At night service, Co
* the Pastor discussed the raising of
the widow's son, by the Savior, as
I he entered the city of Nain. It slt'
means much to have a great Savior, Fesl
who can bring again from the dead bens
our loved ones. He took occasion to sanl
refer to the death of Mr. Adolph T
SF. Brgdall, who was so recently of 1
the victim of any accidental death R.
by the discharge of a gun at Gec
e Diamond, La. He spoke words of wag
e comfort for the bereaved family of Mfe
r the deceased. The young man hay- brit
ing been a good friend and his wife, pur
who was a Miss rsancis of St. Mary 8m
Parish, whom the Pastor knew as 11
a little girl In Berwick. May these way
t. and all our mourners know how to Brn
allow the Savior, who raised the bea
Of widow's son and said to her Weep was
11 not, to give comfort. Boi
1- PERSONALS.
It is with pleasure that we note J
i, the iniprovement of Mr. Prank G.
Ryan, who wae hurt some weeks
ago, and who has been in the Toaro the
Infirmary for treatment. He hopes ll
t to be out on erqp~,es this week.
re In the contest, that was put on
e in the Sunday School in the matter
t, of banks for the new Church, Earl
y, Ainsworth was the first to fill his any
rs bank. He filled it in less than a Ha
_- week. He earned most of it by
h selling sandwiches. Mrs. J. C. Labit P
Lo reported that her gumbo sale was
K. quite a success and thanks you for n
in your help and patronage. Ms
A. Mrs. B. F. Bonner of Houston, TeL, IDII
re was a guest of the Parsonage last
ly week. She Is the Pastor's sister. I
n. Mrs. T. B. Kimbrough and her son, C
re Mr. T. B. Kimbrough, Jr., relatives J
K. hb Mrs. Wier were guests at the Br
R. Parsonage Monday. dr!
" Last Tuesday was & busy tight Fe
n, with our Charth folks. ' The Junior
n- Epweath eagiae set at the Church o.
It nd the W. M. S. ant the Mispah tit
tt Choir met tt the Parsonage for the E.
or transaction of important btsineass R.
This year a larg% part of the 0<
Christmas issue of The h6rald will Mi
be devoted to the history of N. O. G.
he Methodism and especially to the
C. Algiers Church. There will be seven Cl
Sor O paotmna et lpteresting read- Ja
in ing. It will cost six cents to .eMd H
Le the specal part to any *f your ab- a
en sent friends. Call at the ofttleo ad tt
ask for yours. Theank en Mr. ditto. 1
We will appreciate this.
ANNOUNCaUINTS.
The Junior Choir will meet with
J. Mrs. Bell and Dr. Pay at the Chure
of at 7:20 to-night. The easumrtng
nd party ail ment Frdar aUght *I' 1
a prograsm e rlday fight. • Ti arm
am rseat? y t vtted W 7t t70 a
100 one."
ie Servies net Bua4 w t y1 ." am.
rt and 7:4 -.* t.
I.. MXASUIs PlARTT Y.
128 heres* b* a gsIwZ party C
PY at the YetIfst Chut* to-morrow 2
"1 ight 8t o'eoek. L
oe ur. .eoas :t ier Or
.o Mo . m ,4u1tMb uOa i
o s1 S 4S O'heis mtd 51
Ser,11 r. M .,1 .
* eNS, N I.1
The W sias eaA L'
oel nar aDhw 1th aL P
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s3. cL.. 1L1 *ILIO
Cathbic Daugters Of P
America Festival a
e- N
ih The Catholic Daughters of Amer- Algi
ic ca, formerly Daughters of Isabella. rece
e Court of Mary No. 391, extend thanks brs
to all kind donors and all who as
It sisted in makinil the Thanksgiving A,
or, Festival on November 21-22, for the
td benefit of the new parochial school
to such a splendid success. A
ph The various articles were disposed Fri
lY of as follows: Vacuum cleaner, Mr. pri4
th R. Birtel; porcelain top table, Mrs. sale
at Geo. Forrest; Three minute dish- tali
of washer, Mrs. S. J. Gravois; football, sae
of Miss Clara Tingstrom; the beautiful bot
iv- bride doll, Miss M. Teal; the beaded am
kM purse, Mrs. Levy, and a doll. Vera to
ry Smith.
as In the porcelain table contea: which
is was so successful, little Monica
to Brown was first and was given a
he beautiful cameo ring; Martha Adams
ep was given a ruby ring and Merline I
Bourgeois was given a silver rosary. str
Th
Jte JOLLY THREE SOCIAL CLUB. Mr
- Mr
,ks The Jolly Three Social Club gave Mr
ire their first barn dance Saturday 'Mr
ea light at .900 Vallette Street. Dainty 'M
freshments were served and dane- a
on h was Indlsged n.
ter Those present were Misses J. Gea
sri dnas, R. DinapoH, C. Boudreaux, L.
and A. Caridi, C. Smith. D. Hauser,
a A. and E. Chico, E. Richards, U.
by Hartaick, B. Lospitch. E. Pitre, M. 65,
bit Ponti, 8. Bowman, L. and I. Braa, aIn
r, I. Hogan, L. Redman, Claire Helen bal
for and Thelma Willis, D. Vitter, B. Gib. D
son, L. Wiegman, R . Rihner, L. m1
Munsterman, L. and M. Barton, L. be
m,' Dnapoll I. Charbonnet, J. Courtney, Fo
T. and I. Lynch, C. and D. Hansen, go
B. Weidman and E. Sealant, Messrs. dol
on, C. Willis, L. Olker, dU Kern, ). thi
s Jadlin J. Orlsh, . Cayard, C. he
the Brown, O Jones, I. Keen, F. Lan- Tb
dry, H. Mareour, . Holman, L. P1
ght Fernandes, R. Owean L Hinyub, A. e1i
lor Bowers, HI Adams, J. Fath, I. and tn
reh 0. Kuper, O. Wilson, D. and C. Mar- thi
pah tin, t Daigle, J. and A. Robichaun, P
the E. Kern, C. Magan4 J. Leoard, l
*- R. Rames, A. Krebs, R. Clayton, A.
the Gorden, 0. Ban and many others fo
will Mr. and Mrs. C. Willis. Mr. atd Mrs. of
0. G. HeIndd, and Mrs. Weidman. b
the On with tle Sass with "Kid" is
van Chestee. W. Hlderman and our little in
ad- Jas: Drummer. L. HIolman did the aa
ed Honolulu Walk, while Kid Orlesh
ab- performed a too dance. GO.oner setas
sad the wooden shoe-strings for his y
tor. opera singing.
DANCL
with
wrb On December 5th, Mim Anna Foe
rina ter, daughter, of Mr. M. . . Poster
Sentatalusd, at her homrne a number
- of baher tlenda , F
big An - lepla ermiag ws speat U
by eery oes. Rereshments were a
Sserved V muaues and mueic was
thaeid"a ? Kelltty's ead. Amon
the many that were eess  were:
Misses C. Oswald. A. Ilseaane, 6.
arty Cle. It ses . J me let, L. 1
rrow Maybe o, V. Leme, A. Shields, t
L. Gerets, U. Petgeove, A. Cae.r,
M. Trist, X. 'talbt, L. Dea s, .
emnss, L orreto, C .MeeSL5& s
Ia, . Lseare, B. Shields, B. Van
derliap, A. OAGlllot L. Mendam, Y.
SCrwl,'1D. Acies . Omel, A.
~m -n M. Adams. C. Adam.. M.
L. heater. Q. Megisner and A. Poe
e. -Uleurs. V. 'IsDsaaslI, . Wag
nor, N. Trist, M. Aeker, 3. Curre,
B. Leupef. L.. Adams, 3. Wrsght, A.
N. lam, e, Ia. leclese,
A. 4R , C. oGerrets, . VoectIhb
r . Fageust, s , L. ORoe1, J.
TeInrd, 3. Leeasrd, 1. Ogetat, a.
tsa. U. O'DosneU V. Cusnio. 1';
Deals, P. MeGvsne, y. Shieds, .
gades, Mr. e Kr A. 8. Me
Goiev, Mr. sad Mrs. U. aldds
SN.ir. Adams, ass. T. U. ealvYUer
ad MU. A. beiM. t
*~hUAE L ON SO ALE.
't ARRANGEMENTS HAVE
DEEN MADE -SO THAT IN
ose 01fAL $T
WORK ON S. P. LEVEE Pi
TO BEGIN FEB. 1 I
Agreement was reached Thursday F
between the Orleans Parish Levee
Board and officials of the Southern
Pacific Railroad whereby construction'
of a protection levee between Vallette Sar
and liendree streets In Algiers on the hot
river side of the terminals of the
railroad will be started February 1 Oh
and completed within a year at a L.
cost of $1S5,000. Ide
This agreement follows discussions Ma
and conferences of the board and Str
railroad officials extending over sev- Mr
eral months. Under the agreement Br
the Levee Board will pay $25,000 of We
the cost. The Southern Pacific will at
construct the levee under supervi- Me
sion of engineers of the board and
meet the board's specifications as to M'
height, materials and requirements. Na
PETER E. MUNTZ ON 4p'
COMMITTEE DURING of
MARSHAL FOCH'S VISIT. Mi
aft
Peter E. Muntz has been appointed Ga
on the reception committee at the St.
Louis Cathedral during the visit of in
Marshal Foch, where the Marshal C
will attend high mass at 9:30 a. m. t,
Mr. Muntz will also represent the pr
neri- Algiers Knights of Columbus on the be
iella. reception committee at the K. of C.
anks breakfast given Marshal Foch at An- to
toine's restaurant. b
lying ANALYSIS SHOWS os
the WATER IN ROSE DAIRY MILK.
chool T
An affidavit was ordered filed T
poed Friday against Frank X. Kass, pro- A
Mr. prietor of the Rose Dairy, for the E
Mrs. sale of milk alleged to have con- ri
dish- tained 11 per cent added water. Two n
tball, samples of milk were taken and E
utiful both were shown to have the same
Eaded amount of added water, according T'
Vera to the chemical analysis. i
which I MR. AND MRS. I
nica JOHNSON ENTERTAIN
'en a
dams
erline Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnson of Eliza
Enry. street edtertained a few friends
Thursday night. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Guillot. -Mr. and
Mrs. Albert auillot, Mrs. C. Schwalb,
gve Mrs. Ptre, Mrs. F. aTrmans. Mr. and
ray Mrs. A. Brieds, Misses Mildred Pltre.
qlt Mae FPahran, Ellie Landry, Hasel
dae. and Tay Ayeock, Messrs. A. and R.
Iaady, L. Beurgiess, N. Pltre.
Gen--
m, L. DRUIDS TO GIOE BALL.
anser,
s6 U. The committee of Hope Grove No. -
e, M. 65, U. A. O. D., have completed all
Brasi, arrangements for theme irst grand
IHlen ball which will take place Saturday,
Gib- December 17th at the Avenue Acade
ir, L. my. Souveia-rs will be given to the
in, L. best dancers in the novelty dances.
rtney, For the ladies, they are: First, a i
ansen, goose; second, an electric Kewple I
es[rw . doll; third, a bottle of pertume. For
n, ). the men they are: First, a cigarette
r, C. holder and second a box of cigars. 1
Ian- There will also be other novelty
n, L prizes for dancing. There will be no 1
eb A. extra charge for these dances, the en- t
L 'and trance .- fee of twenty-fve cents, plus
Mar- three cents war tax, entitling you to
t iaux, partieimation in all dances. Refresh
osard, ments of all kinds will be sold.
on, A. The Druids Carnival Club sad Unli-I
thers form Rank of Druidds sad other groves
d frs' of Druids will attend the ball In a
, body. The local grove Hope No. S6,
Kld" is the baby grove of the order, hav
rittl ing bedn esrgamsed only focir months
id the a0o
The arrnagm t eumMittee Is as
i follows: A. C. Prados. chaItran; G.
r his Rants, ex-offiela; I. Salathe, 0. H.
Maustermams, L satosL J JJ. Cul
ver, P. O. Cases and A. Kenedy.
LOCAL GIor wnImN .
a Foe
There was a swimsming meet at
br the Yoeng Mes's Oymastice Club
Friday evening when shildren from
spet the Aljers PIsygrnadi, Andbome
Swere and the ptblie edhetol gymnaslum
Ic w- met.
m The eet event of the evening was
: the fancy diving eatests. Mary Gor
m dea of the leel ,IarIrends was the
t Lwinner ef this eent. She eamr e ,
- - - a Int t h 40 yard handicaD.
iLaLS SURGEON AT WORK
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'I.
E This phL~lr~ r k..i opital opetllisg room is New York
'N Oh .rev. fir. ýýo Lorear, the iodr's rwrt 1kidfol bloodles
~ rrrlr tiu little girl tro ve doy ui( 9rtpnle Iar.
`f-4~r~ rCwas two caatr fro Aastria to )erim
º.ýbbt' dsw lr r v ss mow `' ý t was .#r r owr
p., l
E Personal Mention
And General News
ay SHORT FITR OONCERNING t
ee WEST SIDE PEOPLE.
rH
on Mrs. Leon Dutour and Mrs. J. W.
tte Sarber of Marrero, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. B. Bestoso at their
le!home, 423 81tdell Ave.
.he Mrs. Philip Walters of Cleveland,
1 Ohio, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
, L. W. Broussard, 429 Slidell Avenue.
The marriage of Miss Mary Pror
idence Falletta, daughter of Mrs.
n Maria Cabibi-Falletta of 1600 Teche
and Street, to Mr. Nick Manale, son of
ev- Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Manale of 806
ant Brooklyn Avenue4 will take place
of Wednesday, Dec. 14th, at 5 o'clock
rill at the church of the Holy Name of
rvi- Mary.
Ind Mr. and Mrs. II. Kline returned last
to Monday from a visit to relatives in
t. Napoleonville.
Miss Aline Gayral of Gibson is
spending awhile in Algiers the guest
of Mrs. Lotspich.
Miss Shirley Scroth and Mrs. Ed.
*r. McCloskey returned home Monday
after a short trip to Houston and
Gted alveston,. Texas.
St. Miss Zelda Huckins will take part
of in the Requiem Mass in honor of
hal Caruso at the Orpheum, Sunday, be
m tween 1:00 and 2:00 o'clock. The
the proceeds of the entertainment will
the be for the blind.
We want you to read in our edi
An torial column this week the poem
by Uncle John entitled ':The Circular
Letter." It is the Old Oaken Bucket
set to new verse. You will like it.
LK. Mrs. B. Nelson entertained the
Tuesday Evening Five Hundred Club.
riled The successful players were Mrs. W.
pro- A. Dilzell, Mrs. J. Gerrets and Mrs.
the E. J. Mothe. Miss Tillie Brunner
con- received the consolation. The next
Two meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
and E. J. Mothe.
ame Mrs. B. F. Bonner of Houston,
ding Texas, was the guest of her brother,
Rev. C. C. Wier last week.
Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Wier had as
guests Mrs. T. B. Kimbrough and
PAIN I son Monday.
Mrs. Hy. Robeau has returned
home after a short trip to Tampico
and other points.
The Friday Night Euchre Club met
were at the home of Mrs. Cognevich. The
and sceeessful players were Mrs. J.
walb, Owens, Mrs. F. goebel. and Mrs. H.
and Acker. Mrs. P. Caftero, (playing
' for Miss Clairia Richards) received
usdel the eossolation. The next meetingq
id R. will be at the home of Mrs. fisse.
Mrs. C. L. Daly and daughter
Lucille Emma of Thibodeaux, La.,
are guests of Chlef Tim Daly of
Pacitlc Avenue.
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rand
rday, ELECWION OF OFFPPICE .
cade
the Orange Grove No. 9, Woodma
aces. Circle elected officers at their regn
st, a Iar meeting last Thursday night. The
Bwple following were eleoced: past guar
For dian, Amelia Smith; guardian, Ross
reme Nolan; advisor, Lissle Borde;
Igars. banker, H. Tufts; clerk, Verns Ma
vety delasg; attendant, There Has
Me no knecht; chaplaln, K. Casesy; ialrd
Sea- seatil, Josephine Mock; outer am
plus unel, Margaret Matchett; Lake
OU to Boyd and K. Miller, managers,
fresh- . Mrs. Borden, who has been the
clerk for many years resigned the
Uni- clerkship, but accepted the office tf
Sadvisor. Mrs. Berden has been am
in a 'tring in her efforts for the up
6-. 6, building of the Circle and it was
Shav- with deep regret that the memben
onths accepted her lresination. She asked
that all members show the same ce
is as ideration for the new clerk, Mrs.
a; G. Verau Hlndelang., Verret and Slideul
0. H. Avenue, as they did for her.
. Culu
* 7- W tAorAWrW W INSnO.
A Jolly crowd met at the bome 9
S Miss L. Tripono last D~a. D
Clb able time spent. Rereshments wel
eserved. Thoe prunt were Misss
aa Carrie eo Cowart, Gertuade
in adless Tripoimo. Mesrs.
uas MussachiaL . Pul Millet, Val
- -. Warren Seymour ad Je. Tripolap.
as the Mr. sad Ms. H. Dalla, Mr. and Mi.
se-ot . erss and Mr. sad Mrs. 3. MTrl
p, imo and tfagy.