The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-07-14
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SATURDAY, JULY IA, 1917.
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Church of the Ascension.
co.v;ces tomorrow at 1880 and II
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
u.e Fl. L. Baker, of Plattenville,
.anf Friday forenoon in town.
: n Steinhaus, of Belle Helene, |
&c in town today on business.
m;rs Elma Johnson, of Aberdeen, |
m. m'' ;s here on a visit to Mrs. E. K.
Sims.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Lemann are in
,ra,v Orleans for stay with rela-
tiyes.
n;ss Louise BetZ is spending the
u,sak very pleasantly in Baton Rouge
With relatives.
49,. Curtis ] Tucker, of St. Pat
- :, was in town for few hours
stay Thursday
Misc Ceorgette Richard returned
r,,,'rsaav morning from visit to
friends in Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmayne Hanson, OF
nan Orleans, spent the past week
and in town with relatives.
,t;ss Selma Esneault spent day
mi,;bodauy last week as the guest
~ y Lar sister, Mrs. Louis Boston.
AZ Clarence Cary and her little
,aarhter. Of New Orleans. are here on
visit s;sit to Capt. and Mrs. W. ). Cary.
Miss Ethel Loeb, Of New Orleans,
;. Ia ,,,ast of Mrs. Leon kessief al
~ n1antation home in upper Assump-
ton.
Miss Margaret Hanson, Of New Or
1aans is here on visit TO Sherlh anu
Ms T. C. Hanson and other rela-
tives.
Mics Louise Leblanc returned re
aoatlv from a delightful visit to rel,
s,,yas and friends in Gonzales and
plaquemine.
mrs Ernest Gisclard returned
qhursday afternoon from an ENJOY
ahla visit to relatives in the New HI
rar section of the parish.
Miss Eunice McGalliard has re-
turned from visit to InlnoaauA'
where she was pleasantly entertain
Cd nv the Misses Chambers.
Mrs Nose F. Bloomenstiel and her
little daughter, Carrie, spent the past
,naak- end in White Castle with their
ralatives Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Welil.
Mrs. James r. Black and her win,
some little daughters, Sarah ana
Elizabeth, of Newman Farm, LETT re-
cently for visit to relatives al
Brooklyn, Indiana.
M;ss E,.na Gisclard returned last
Monday afternoon from weeks Wis
it to. Belle Chasse, where she was
the guest of Misses Violet and MAI
guerite Keller.
q w. Locke, of Bayou Gouia, was
circulating among his Donaldsonvllie
friends today, and frightened the
Chief office for few minutes with the
Iight of his genial presence.
Messrs. Lewis e. Murrell and J. w:
Supple. of Bayou Goula, and Emu
sundbery, of Napoleonville, were
here Thursday to attend meeting OF
the executive committee of the South
Louisiana Fair Association.
Prof. Ratcliff, principal of the
White Castle High School, will lee
ture on "Ideals Worth While" in the
Methodist church at Plattenville Sun
day forenoon, and will deliver the
same address in the local Methodist
church at p. m.
We understand that Hubert Ri
chard, Charles Maurin, Jr., DAVID
Robertson, Allan Colomb and Stat
terry Alleman, well-known young men
of this community, have applied for
admission to one of the officers train
ing camps which will open next month
Accounts of the enthusiastic man
ner in which the Fourth of July was
observed in England and France
prompt the suggestion that good
many of our own people can go away
from home with profit to get lessons
in the significance of Americas
birthday"
wind storm of cyclonic velocity
swept over the Burnside section al
about o'clock Tuesday afternoon
The mast of the steamer Virgie, which
was moored at her landing at Burn
side, was snapped off near the bottom
and, together with the gang-plank
was blown into the river. We have
not learned whether any other dam
age was done by the squall.
Borrowed Items.
Miss Ethel Werner, of Donaldson
vile, has been the guest this wees
Of her cousin, Mrs. George 7. Barker
Of st. Patrick.
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