St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-11-13

came unto you hungry and you
fed me not. " In a short time
a neat sum was handed the
pityful stranger. No matter
what the cause, even if it is not
always deserving, the sweet
spirit Of christian charity pre-
walls.
Mrs. S. R. Reddin and chill
dren returned from a recent
visit to relatives in New Or
leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. McCree
are guests of Mrs. G. C. Moore.
Mrs. E. Mcdaniel, of South
Point, La, was a recent visitor
here, the guest of Mrs. H. L.
Vigier.
Mrs. J. Provost, who has been
quite i'll, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.>Dubuisson
will soon occupy their pretty
new cottage.
The marriage Of Miss Lorenzie
Jersey to C. Carr is announced
to take place inDecember. Miss
Jersey, who is a resident of
Pennington, Miss, has been a
frequent visitor here, where her
friends are numbered by her
acquaintance.
Several marriages of interest
are looked forward to the COM
ing season.
The marriage of Miss Mabel
Deynard to J. Stone, of New
York City, took place here two
weeks ago, Judge Crow officiat-
ing. The contracting parties
left at once for New Orleans. |
AS Miss Deynard is an only |
child it is expected that her
parents will soon pardon her
runaway marriage.
Miss Rosa Mcdonald and
sister, Mrs. Guin, of TylertoWn, |
Miss, spent Saturday here, the
guest of Miss Ophelia Langston. |
Supt. A. B. Peters was the
guest of DR.. J. F. Polk Satur-
day while attending the Teach
ers Institute.
The following were elected |
delegates to the Baptist Asso-
citation which convened in New
Orleans Friday, November 5, at
Grace Church: Mesdames R.
Salmen, J. F. Polk, u. G. Neu-
hauser, W. A. Martin, C. NJ.
Rev. A. Finsch and Mr..
U. G. Neuhauser. They report a
fine attendance.
We clip the following from
the Kentucky Post Of Noveln-
Der l:
WALKER MAKES GOOD.
Stewart Walker, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Walker, of
East Front street, who, after
his graduation at the Cincinnati
University went to New York
City and engaged in literary
and dramic work, has made
good in his line and has just be-
come a stage manager and takes
one Of the leading parts in
Belasco's new play, which will
open at the Stuyvc5ant Theatre
in New York this month
Mr.. Walker is we'll known and
very much admired in this
town, as he formerly resided
with his parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Walker, while Mr..
c. Walker was manager Of the
Southern Cresote Company,
which is located on Bayou Vim
cent in Slidell. They resided
here some time and it was with
great regret that their friends
here learned of their departure.
All join in wishing Mr.. S.
Walker every future success.
We desire to extend our SYM
patty to Mr.. and Mrs. Melville
Pechon, of Bonfouca, in the
death Of their little daughter,
aged 8 months.
Mrs. E. P. de Ballard spent
The past week in the Crescent
city, guest of her mother, Mrs.
Payne.
Mrs. Francis Pechon has re-
;urned from New Orleans, much
in health.
Mrs. J. F. Polk was among
OUR recent visitors to New Or
cans.
The K. of c., of Covington,
Visited Slidell Sunday and re- l
,eived communion in a body at t
he Catholic church. The church
vas crowded to the limit. Many {
,ther Catholic also received l
communion, making a total of
twenty-five or thirty.
Miss Rosa Farrell, of Meri- l
lian, Miss, is the charming {
guest of Miss M. O'Flinn.
Quite a revival has been held I
1t the little church near Alton, {
conducted by the Rev. J. Currie, |
| Holiness Deciple. A number
# new members were received I
nto the church. The revival t
losed Sunday last and was V
Ieemed a success.
Allen. Johnson left recently G
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