St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-07-20

Mr.. A. WALTON and DR.. Joseph Du-
four of New Orleans, and Mr.. Sidney
Yates, of Vicksburg, were guests
Sunday of Mrs. WALTON and family
!, and the Misses Comeaux.
Miss Rose Crawford will teach at
the Pearl River school and Miss
Alma Crawford will be assistant at
the Ben Williams school,
Those in the cast are, now study
ing their parts in the play that is to
be put on at Bogue Falaya Park.
Saturday, July 81, for the benefit OF
the Carnival Club. 1t will be under
the management of Mr.. Holman, OF
New Orleans.
| Mr.. d. ]. Sanders, president OF the
Park Commission, is now working
on the fair, which will be held from
October 80 to Novembe" :. He ex-
poets to have the premium list COM
pleted by September /. He will go
to Eaton Rouge shortly to see what
the State will do to help us out.
| DIR. A. E. Fisher and family, Of
shreveport, La, are now occupying
1.-THE residence at Nc. 1903 21st Ave
inue. DIR. Fisher is pleased with the
Ihealthfulness Of Covington, having
been here at another time, and is
giving member C his f.nl:ly, w,.o
is regainiEg siren s.an, the benefit IT :,
summer with us.
Tuesday evening the young men
iof Covington entertained at dance
at the Bogue Falaya Pavilion. Those
|enjoying the evening were Miss
GLADYS Renshaw and ]. H. jolly,
Miss Ruth Collins and A. Jolly, Miss
Louise Franz and r. Young, Miss
Eta Evans and G. Young, Miss Alice
Leblanc and Mr.. R. Young, Miss Lou
Lyon and Mr.. Harold Weaver, Miss
Estelle Evans and Charles Bulah,
Miss Solidelle Renshaw and Louis
Abbott. Miss Ida Howell and Burton
White, Miss Olga Lagrange and Lo-
Igan Pigott, Miss Grace Blossman and
Herbert Stern, Miss Ellen Clark and
Monroe Simmons, Miss Nola Comma
land Ben Miller, Miss Marion Wat
kins and Sidney Burns, Miss Marga-
rete Brewster and Frank Kentzel,
Miss Clara Faux and H. X. GoOdwyr
Miss Pauline Frederick and Sidney
|Fuhrmann, Miss Jaun Blanchin and
". Mather, Miss Viola .Hauswald and
IArnold Dulion, Miss Florence John
|son and Irwin Clark, Miss Anna Fred
Ierick and Lester Watkins, Miss Ruth
Frederick and Compton Noise, E. o
tKentzel and wife and Mrs. F. j.
Heintz, and Barclay Smith and Ran
|dolph Ray. .
The Presbyterian ladies Aid So
|ciety desires to thank the people OF
lCovington for their kind and cour.
Iteous patronage on the night of Gin
derella in Flowerland," also to ex-
press their appreciation to the Park
Commission for the use of the pa
wilton. Among those who gave
special assistance are Mr.. John Hal.
Ter, whose decorative genius made
the stage a yeritable fIowerland; Mr.
A. D. Schwartz, whose Suggestions
were SO valuable, and Miss Genevieye
Schwartz, who so kindly acted as &C.
companist. Nor can we forget tc
mention the perseverance of the
children who came so faithfully tc
the rehearsels, ard also the kindness
of many friends who donated to the
cause and assisted in making flow.
ers and costumes.
Il See our 3W guaranteed rings-i
stones come out they are replaced
free of charge. L. w. Afford, the
Jeweler.
a THE NEW PARK COMMISSION.
The following is the membershi,
of the new Park Commission: q. J
SANDERS, president; Jack Bokenfohr
! vice president; n. H FitzGimcns
secretary; Anato1e Beaucoud-ay
custodian; c. E.sehonberg, treasur
j er; Whit. Riggs, J. H. Smith.
Ring ;s16 for anything in the dru.
: line and see how quick you get it.
Fl Schonberg's Pharmacy.
n. Covington views hand-colored-on
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