St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-12-31

Rev. Father Bernard Heating
spent the past week at St. Joseph's
College where the Benedictine
Fathers were on retreat for the
week.
Adolph Peterson, Of Lafayette,
La, is visiting his parents.
A class of tWenty-six little chill
aren made their first communion in
| the Catholic church here Christmas
day. The church was neatly decorat-
| ed with flowers. pot plants and holly.
| However, Of all the beautiful decora-
tions, none was So beautiful as the
little children clad in rainment OF
white, who received their Lord and
God for the first time. What a
beautiful Christmas offering to the
divine Savior, the pure hearts Of
twenty-six little ones.
Mrs. John Todd, of Bayou La
| combe, spent Monday here as the
guest Of Mrs. J. Hansbrough.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
| Duhourg, Saturday. December "a,
1910, twins, little boy and girl.
| The little girl remained only few
minutes. when the Death Angel
| claimed her The remains were con-
veyed to Vaudeville for interment.
| The little boy is reported to be doing
fine.
| Miss Maggie Hartman, of Pearl
River, was a recent visitor here.
y Mr. Peril has severed his connec-
ton with the SIidell Stores Company
and accepted a position at Pinehill,
Ala.
Mrs. o. Porter spent Tuesday in
New Orleans.
Miss Enola O'Rouke is visiting
/ friends in Cevington, La.
Mrs. J. Lawson returned from
New Orleans, where she spent Christ
mas day with relatives.
mr.. Edward Hymel, of New Or
leans, spent Christmas with friends
here.
Mrs. F. Guy and interesting little
ones left Monday for their home in
Selma, Ala, after several weeks
| visit as the guests of Mrs. Guys
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. O'Flinn.
| Judge Minturn, of Ohio, is the
/ guest of his son, G. G. Minturn.
Mrs. L. Boss and sister, Miss
Vivian Hasling, returned Sunday to
New Orleans, after a pleasant visit
to Mrs. J. L. Newman.
Mrs. j. H. Guthrie, Of Pearl
4 River, La, spent Saturday here, the
guest of Mrs. j. G. Abel.
DIR. and Mrs. d. Besser and chill
dran have returned to New Orleans
FIR. and Mrs. E. F.fHailey and
Miss Nehls spent Christmas at Hat
tiesburg with relatives.
Misses Edna Diekerson, of New
Orleans, ana Emma May George, OF
Meridian, Miss, are the guests OF
Miss Gladys Martin.
: Among the Crescent City visitors
: on Christmas Eve were Misses v
!; Comfort, B. Bourgeois, and Messrs
IsB L. Smith, Ray Compston and Pau
Cornibe.
G. A. Bourgeois spent Xmas witt
home folks.
J LIessrs. John Pilkerton and VIM
Laurence made flying trip to New
: Orleans, Saturday night
Lincoln Everitt was a Slidell visit
or ON Sunday.
Miss Viola Memory spent Xma:
with home folks in New Orleans.
Mr.. Thos Leonard was a Slidel
: visitor last week.
On Monday evening Christma'
entertainment was given by thu
/. Baptist church TO the Sunday schoo
pupils 1t was heartily enjoyed b,
the little people, especially.
u Santa Claus was as generous a:
ever and each member Of the SUNDAY
j, School was in some way remember
ed.
The most beautiful part Of tat
e,af arfafnfa4e nt was the giving service
Each class in the SUNDAY School has
!, been appointed to bring some parsic
t ular offering. a fine donation We:
made. which has already been ship
!, ned to the Baptist Orphans Home a
Lake Charles, La No doubt thu
lchildren of the Sunday School have