St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-02-17

ment can best be handled by con-
certed cooperation, and that there
| can be no operation without CO.
operation or organization, that it be
resolved that every citizen present
pledge his best effort to advance
| methods looking to community bene
its, and that the sense of the meet
| ing be taken to such end; and re-
solved, further, that il organization.
is determined, that the chairman ap
point, within ten days, a committee
of seven, to carefully prepare neces-
sary rules and regulations as may
be bets suited for securing the great
est good for community improvement
and civicWelfare, the said committee
| to report at a later meeting to be
called by the chairman.
After the adoption of the forego
ing resolutions. the meeting adjourn
ed at twelve o'clock, subject to call.
The following kilograms were re-
ceived:
"Covington, La, Feb. Is. 9:15 p.
nc. M. Lddle, Slidell Booster
Meeting, Commercial Hotel. Co
operation spells success. A united
civic spirit makes for broader. big
ger, happier community. l wish you
Godspeed. Signed, Harvey E. Ellis"
| .tCovington, La, Feb. 13, 9:15 p.
nc. M. Lfddle, Commercial Ho-
tel.-The st. Tammany Farmer sends
| greetings to the 'get-together people
of Slidell. On the unitary prosperity
of the parish depends the prosperity
of he whole, and the smallest unit is
the individual citizen. The pass
word of success is cooperation.
Every citizen who co-operates for the
success of his municipality shares in
the prosperity that follows, and be-
comes a Stronger unit in the advance
ment of the parish. Therefore,
while not q citizen Of Slidell, am
deeply interested in its success, and
wish the 'get-togeher people an
evening of enjoymen and accom-
plishment. Signed, D. III. Mason"
Those present were: L. Badon,
Alphonse Baker, Geo. A. Bailey, H.
U. Baker. Guy Bourgeois, J. A.
| Bousquet, Frank Comfort, C. F. Clip
pert, A. D. Canulette, H. Cohen, &.
A. Carpenter, A. d: Carpenter. A. i.
Croker, H. C. Cleveland, B. p. Dun
ham, J. J. Dubuisson, ]. H. Dunstan.
w. l.. Ellis, John Elliott, T. J. Ed
dins, w. E. Eddins. c. A. Everitt,
Paul Gardere, ]. ID. Grant, J. i. Cells
NJ. Green, b. H. Gardner, c. A.
Fritchie, e. r. HALEY, Phil A. Hur-
sey, B. Houghton, Jr., NJ. Hefty, Hy.
Keller, C. M. Liddle, s. H. Lott, Jos.
Lee, Simon Levy, c. L. Morgan, d..
B. C. Minturn, U. G. Neuhauser, Jno.
Peterson, s. w. Provensal, w. A.
Parker, E. f. Perilloux, F. B. Rich
ardson, Fritz Salmen, w. J. Sebas-
tianSsT. l.. Silvera, DR.. F. R. Single
ton, S. b. Swetman, r. l.. Smith.
F. F. Wiggington, Rev. s. Wingo, H.
C.. VOORHEES,, G. V. Wharton.
Personal Mention.
Mr.sPhilip Roach spent Sunday
with Nj. and Mrs. ]. D. Grant.
Mrs. E. F. HALEY was q New Or
leans visitor Monday.
leans .sYas a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiggington, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Smith, of Gov
ington. motored to Slidell Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Morris entertained the
Priscilla Club. Monday.
Mr.. Clarence Domergue left Tues
day for Columbia, Miss.
Mr.. c. H. Sexton. from New York,
spent several days here on business
for the Western Electric Company.
Mr.. C. F. Clippert, of Detroit, is
v;c;<;vu NJ ErStu Col,oon
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. HALEY left this
morning to visit their daughter, Miss
Sallye, at Belhaven College, Jackson,
MISS.
Rev. Sturgeon Wingo announced
at the get-together Meeting Tuesda,
night that the much postponed meet
ing of the United Charities will be
held at Slidell high school on Thurs
day, Feb. %, at 1880 p. m.
School Notes.
The following pupils of the Slidel
high school have been neither abser
nor tardy the five months ending
Feb. 2. 1917. This list includes
those who entered since Sept. 4th
1916. but have been perfect in at
tendance since their enrolment:
First Grade-kdmund Baker, Rob
ert Jordan.
Second Grade-Dorothy Hover.
Emile Schmid, Mary Francis Whar-
ton, Alice Gardner, Charles Taylor,
Eloise Whitfield, d. Wiggington.
Third Grade-Carl Geiger, Lura
Mcmahon, Eda Wiggington.
Fourth Grade-Ben Buckley. Ge-
nevra Hover, Ruby McKean, Edward
Redden, Fritz Sollberger. Willard
varnado, Werner Wharton, 4. Wood