The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-03-29
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from the State Normal.
Mrs. J. r. Davidson is expected
home from New Orleans shortly
J. S. McGehee will be in st. Louis
during the month of April.
Ben and Louie Stern went to Baton
Rouge for the Woodmen Convention.
John T. Barrow spent several days
here this week.
Mrs. Creath of Ambrosia planta-
ton is spending a month in New
Orleans.
Mrs. Landry of Pointe C0upee was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. w.
Rogers, for Easter.
DR.. Fulton of New Iberia spent
Thursday here with his brother, Rev.
J. l.. Fulton
Miss Hazel Warren of Ruston and
Mr.. J. P. Landry We're Easter guests
of Miss Lenora Mahoney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tadlock went
to Baton Rouge for the WoOdmen Co
VentiOn
Miss Bertha Floyd, sister of Mrs.
B. l.. Barrow of Baton Rouge, is
visiting friends here
Slaughter Ball spent Easter at Port
Hickey with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Slaughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Sweetman wei
coined on Sunday their first born, a
son.
Elrie Robinson was in New Orleans
on Tuesday on business for his Speak
ing Leaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Stern went
to Baton Rouge, Monday afternoon,
Cor the Woodmen's Convention.
Joe and Edward Newsham and
their sister were at home for EASTER.
Ernest Roberts of L. S. U. was their
guest for Eastern
Miss Alice Riggs will spend the
weekend with the Misses Town
while on her way to Mansfield where
she has employment.
Miss Hilda Simmons spent Easter
with her brother, Mr.. Clint Simmons,
at Belair plantation below New Or
leans.
Mrs. Mcqueen and Mrs. Perkins
entertained Presiding Elder Cole
man of the Baton Rouge District
last weekend.
Misses Evelyn Martin, Anna May
COnneu and Resale Richardson were
weekend guests of Miss Amelia
Barrow
DR.. Sidney Porter of the State
Board of Health made business
visit here Monday. He was a guest
of DR.. G. B. Adams at Mrs. Sidney
Powell's.
Mrs. Cheston Folkes has returned
from New Orleans. Miss Jessie
FOlkes is still in the city pursuing
her studies in Spanish and sten0g-
raphy.
Mrs. Jas. Kilbourne spent part
of the week in Baton Rouge to be
with DR.. and Mrs. ChaS. Howell Of
Kinder, who were at the capital for
several days.
F. l.. Nanny, our linotype operator,
is making excellent progress learn
ing the new machine in New Orleans
and will return early next week,
when he will erect the machine in
The True Democrat office.
Mrs. e. E. French and children
are expected, during the first week
In April, to arrive from their home
In Statesville, N. c., to visit her par
ents, Judge and Mrs. Thos. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Leopold had a
pleasant day in New Orleans, Sun
day, but encountered long trip HON
OH the delayed train, Monday. Mrs.
Leopold's mother, Mrs. Picard,
though not we'll, was found to be bet.
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Howell are
spending several days in New Orle-
ans. Miss Minnie Newsham went as
far as Baton Rouge with her mother,
returning to Sacred Heart Convent.
Edward Newsham is attending school
at the capital.
MIR, ]. G. Lester has returned home
after months stay as guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Irvine. He came
South to recuperate after a severe
illness, and indeed was much i'm
proved under the kindly care and
delightful hospitality showered upon
him.
MIR. and Mrs. E. c. Lee of Morgan
City, Miss JOrda and Mr.. Beranger
an amt and ooucip oe A.. r.. -.