Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-09-06

Miss Rosa Guice spent Thursday
and Friday with her sister, Mrs. C.
c. Skinner, and attended the dance.
Messrs. Tolbert Slack and Stew
art Slack of Tallulah, were guests
of Mr.. Myles Hopkins for the dance.
Miss Frances Rowan and Miss
Rosa Sewer were the guests of Mrs.
A. M. Smith Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. w. w. Drake and children
have returned from visit to rela-
tives at Delta and "Hopaka. .
Miss Nell Martien and Miss Mary
Turpin were the guests of Misses
Maggie and Florence Hughes Thurs
day.
Miss Eunice Guyton, who teaches
in Waterproof again this session,
was the guest of Mrs. Murdoch for
the dance.
Misses Lucy and George Lynch
and Alice Osborne and Flora An
derson were guests of Miss Clyde
Blanche for the dance.
G. D. Brigham, cashier of the
Bank of Waterproof, has returned
to his post. after a pleasant visit to
his old home in Tennessee.
Miss Mary Bell Murdoch left last
week for Dodson, La, where she
has accepted re-appointment to the
faculty of the Dodson school.
Miss Mahan Anderson, of Rob
erts, Illinois, is visiting her brotht
er, Mr.. Adam Anderson, at Erin"
plantation, in the Fourth Ward.
Misses Louise Mcdowell, of Nat
chez, and Alice and Lucille Buck
ner, of Newellton, were guests Of
Mrs. Louis Buckner, Jr., this week.
Messrs. John Dale, Jr., and Basil
Joyce of Vidalia, and Mr.. ]. w.
Mcdonald of Lorman, Miss, were
guests of the Losey House for the
dance Thursday night.
Mrs. Fanny Young, Miss Ionic
Smythe, Miss Fay Stone and Messrs
d. Stone and A. w. Smythe were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Young
for the dance Thursday night.
Mr.. Percy L. Rountree, of the
Madison Journal, who has numer-
Gus friends in our town, was the
guest of Mr.. j. c. Macpherson,
Thursday and Friday for the dance.
Messrs. Willie Gilbert and C. B.
Sherrouse, from Franklin parish,
drove from Winnsboro by team
Wednesday and were guests at the
Losey House for the dance Thurs
day.
Miss Matte Lee Kempe and Miss
Frances Curry have been guests for
the past week or ten days of Miss
Blanche Young at "Wayertree, +"
from which place they motored into
town for the dance Thursday night,
accompanied by S. Chas. Young, Jr.
Miss Laura Davis, Miss Mary Lee
Schwartz and Miss Roberta Grafton,
accompanied by Messrs. Chic Green
Morris Geisenberger, Percy Stewart
and Joe Dickson, all from Natchez,
were guests of Mr.. Jos. M. and Miss
Marjorie Davidson Thursday after
noon.,
Mrs. Willie Brown, Of Jonesboro,
La, and Miss Mary Lou Carr, of
Bernice, La, have accepted posi-
tons with the Cumberland Tele-
phone Co. at St. Joseph, the former
as night operator, and the latter as
day operator. Both ladies are stop
ping with Mgr. and Mrs. Stanley.
Miss Katie Smith was the guest
of her grand mother, Mrs. Kate
Skinner, for several days this week.
She leaves Sunday for Waterproof
where she begins her career as a
teacher as a member of the faculty
Of the Waterproof High School. We
wish her all success in her new line
of endeavor.
Rev. p. H. Fontaine conducted
services at the Union Church last
Sunday night and stated that be
had been requested by Rev. w. III.
Mcintosh to announce that he had
arranged with the Rev. Mr.. McLain,
a prominent Presbyterian divine, to
assist at a revival meeting to begin
here next Tuesday night. Mr.. Fon-
taine will also lend his cooperation
in the work.