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Sharp County record., 1917-11-16
Our Pay Roll

These friends of the Record htva
paid subscriptions during the wepH
l.. f, Denton, A. f, Foster, C1ute /;
John +. Howell Woods; W. II, An
drews, Strawberry; Tom Clear, Ash
Flat Wiley Mobley, Emery; W, A.
Howertop, Nelsonvile; }. T. Carpen.
ter, Maxville; John r, Bray {, G,
Fletcher, Lake City; W, NJ Graham,
Porlia; N, l., llulett, Phoenix, Ari7s
G, W, Rogers, r. II, Spurlock; +, p,
SmalIey, D. K, Taylor Evening
Shade; W, I, Gray, Cave City,
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property offered seemed to bring

property offered seemed to bring
fair prices.
Rev. j. B. Stephenson, l. N. Bar
nett and W. P. Jones of Batesville
were here Sunday. Rev. Stephen
son and Mr.. Jones addressed a
large number of people in behalf
Of the fund that is being raised
to carry on Y. M. C. A. work in the
national army. At this meeting
the sum of $1O0 was pledged to
this fund by our people.
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CAVE CITY CULLINGS
Newsy Notes About People And Things
Down In Cave Township.

T. A. Simpson was here from
Batesville Sunday seeing relatives
and friends.
Henry Stull left one day lately
for Pike county, where he will look
after business.
The public school will open next
Monday, at which time the enroll
ment will be very materially increas.
ed.
Rev. Will Jackson of Newport
was in Cave City a few days last
week visiting among his relatives
and old friends.
Ernest Billingsley and family left
this week for Jackson county,
where they will reside and make a
crop next season.
Tom Biees and Yancy n.O''iins of
Pouehkeepsie, who are students in
the school here, visited home folks
Saturday and Sunday.
Leland Bunch, county farm DEM
onstration agent for Independence
county, was here Monday vaccinat-
ing hogs for some Of our citizens,
j. B. Gray has purchased a new
motor truck, which he has on the
road from here to Batesville haul.
ing cotton and freight tor his store,
Jas. McI.ain of near Sidney and
Dee Sauls of Pouehkeepsie have
lately moved their families to this
place in order to give their children
school advantages that this place
offers.
Harris Kelley of White county,
a son Of Rev, j, D Kelley, a former
pastor of the M. E. Church South
here, is here for a few days seeing
friends and offending to some busi-
ness matters. 81
Jas, NJ, Simpson snent a day or
two on his farm near Evening Shade
this week. Mr.. Simpson took a
number of hogs to his farm there
and will try to grow some meat as
well as money,
Mr., and Mrs, Henry Kunkle of
near Evening Shade we're here Sun.
day They were returning to their
home from BatesvilIe, where Mrs.
KunEie had an operation performed
on one of her eyes,
A number Of people from this
place attended the sale Of property
held at the j, A, Patterson farm near
Sidney, Thursday Of last week. The
sale was we'll attended and the
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PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENS
General Satisfaction In District Over
School Prospects And Conditions.
Nsl.a..0A
1S4sL2J

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The public school opened Monday,
following subscription term of two
months, which was taught by Prof,
and Mrs. Walker McJunkins. Miss
Baxter Dillard of Melbourne was
added to the faculty with the open
ing of Mondays term.
The attendance was largely in.
creased Monday and will be mater
tally added to during the next two
or three weeks The teachers are
alive to the interests of the school
and the educational progress of the
students, and the patrons recognize
the ability Of the faculty to conduct
a succ essful school, which is one Of
the most important assets any com
munity can have, With these con.
prevailing tn c present
school term bids fair to be one of
the best had here In years, and ev.
cry patron Of the school should
work to that end.
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FOR SALE-Good span of young
mules, broke to work. If taken
soon can be had at 5000 cash.
Jas, M, Simpson, Cave City,
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tIhIs 0ut-It Is Worth Money

d Von't miss this, Cut out this
40. enclose with Sc to Foley & Co.,
y Shsileld Ave, Chicago, H.,
lcc'Vlna your name and address
uy You will receive In return
package Of Foley's Honey
Ter Compound for coughs,
ShS and Group; Foley Kidney
1p' and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
" Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1917-11-16
ASH FLAT NEWS NOTES
N. M. BristoW Loses 10 Or IL Fatten.
ing Hogs From Cholera.

Mrs. Lillian Bone of Sidney is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Marvin
Stephens
R, L. Stephens is here from Hardy
looking after his farming interests
and gathering the rents.
Stanford Fisher and family are
here from Hoxie, guests of the par
ents Of Mrs. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
J.B. Richie.
R E. Semple and family, who re-
side west of town, we're visiting at
the home of j. H. Oyler, south of
Ash Flat, Sunday.
Atty. Lehman Kay of Salem was
seen on the streets of Ash Flat a
short while Sunday, having made
the trip in his car.
A few people in this section have
slaughtered hogs very lately. The
citizen who has hogs to kill is con-
sidered lucky and wealthy.
J.J. Heath is managing the W. O.
Wadley store while Mr.. Wadley and
family pay visit to relatives at
Little Rock and Calico Rock.
The Bristow gin here has put up
200 bales Of cotton this season. 1t
is probable the Gin will put up an.
other hundred bales before the sea-
son closes.
The school continues to grow in
attendance and interest. So far
there has been no attempt to enforce
the order of the state board of health
regarding vaccination against small
pox Ii the school here.
Allen Farris and Marvin Stephens
went out 'possum hunting Saturday
night and succeeded in capturing
seven Of the festive animals. They
are having meat regularly at their
homes now, it is presumed.
Phillips Bros. & Co. are buying a
carload of corn. Hardin & Son are
also buying a car load of corn.
This corn will be shipped to drouth
sections by the buyers, who are pay
Ing from $1O0 to 81 10 a bushel.
Y Dr.. G. E, Roe of Wild Cherry, for
merly Of this place, was here last
.week attending to some business
matters and seeing friends. 1t is
rumored that DR.. Roe may locate
here again for the practice of his
profession.
d A large number of wagons loaded
with cotton we're here from Frank
ilin one day this week en- route to
IHardy, where the cotton will be
1illhipped TO market. The staple was
,rhe property Of CASTOR Bros, mer.
lqhants Of Franklin.
The fourth quarterly conference
S.or the Ash Flat circuit, M. E.
'hurch South, wss held here last
week Il is believed that this place
NJ I'll pay It's assessment to the pastor
ON charge in full, and that the re-
'@lainder Of the circuit will probably
sS :" 3 likewise.
'Ss Grover Horton and wife have re-
,~surned from Garland, Texas, where
ley had been residing for the past
! rIyelve months, Mr.. Horton left
,~'lia section because of the drouth
ss%plat prevailed during the previous
A'wyo years, and ran into a worse
!, T.outh In Texas this season.
tS~ M. ". Bristow has had the bad
,d, S'k within the past two weeks to
sl%1e ~ ten Or twelve fattenine hogs of
,Gs disease supposed to be cholera.
,@oS % is quite a loss these times, when
y y Cat is both scarce and high. The
mo, ,ease seems to be confined to Mr.
= {. % ~ 1stows stock, no other citizen re.
nssfsine any losses from cholera,
WV oseph Ault, one of the Oldest
~ beet citizens Of Evening Shade,
s"I"Tps here q day or two last week
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
PERSONALS FROM THE JACKSON
RECORD.

Mrs \ NJ Fishburn is the guest Of
Mr. Il E. Dudley
Wilson iIoicombr was in Baton Rouge
on Thursday to have his eyes treated
John HetI has received orders To
report Tor service in the ambulance
corps ot the army
Mr. Mix Amrhetu and Miss Katie
AmrholU we're here during the week
past aurstag their father, VI Y. Amr.
helm
News ha been received by Rpr and
Mrs Tins that Mr. John Tins has
safely reached France and finds plenty
Of work al the front
Mr. and Mrs Garner Smith and chill.
dren acre Sunday guests Of Mrs. 7. n
Dawson Little MAJ Ida and Susie were
guests Of the Smiths for Thanksgiving.
Misses bora and Eva Harvey OF Star
1911 spent Sunday with the Misses
Skillman Messrs Jerome Harvey and
"Ilhuru llookter were here in the
afternoon.
The Jackson Methodist Church il re-.
iotcing IN the return Of Rev. \ s.
Hogan, Who vilI serve this charge
another year
Mr Y Amrhein. Who has been in
toor health for some months. passed
away Monday night. aud was buried on
Wednesday morning His was kindly.
gentle disposition one vho vas ever
.eady Go bn Of service 10 those around
linn Taking great pleasure in the
hings Of Mature. h. spent most Of his
.otl'e years IN cultivation Of plant Tie
md found his greatest delight In II. |
IL the home OF Mr. and Mrs 7 l.. |
'mrhetu he was teuderly cared for !
nd nursod IN his declining years by a |
amIly Of devoted children Mr. Amr
ein has many friends Who viii mics |
.ls pro4eNoe on The streets and IN hts !
er,tstomed place
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
ALICE NOTES

| Miss Josie shaffet, who has been
visiting here, returned To- her home In
Zachary Wednesday Mrs Sanders
and little daughter, Efae Mae, accom-.
panied her home
Mr. Warden Smith rs moving his
family to Wilhelm this week
M Garner Smith is iR Bayou Sara
this week 'ie has bought ono Of the
old honses there and IL engaged in
tearing II down
Aubrey and Ollie spillmau spent
Sunday tn Baton Rouge
The Thanksgiving entertainment At
the New Hope school vas quite q ste.
cess tp spite Of the bad weather
Mrs Mary spillman entertained
number Of the young people Of the
neIghborhood al her home on Friday
night
Mr. Earl SptIlman Is building an.
additional room 90 his house.
Mr. Howard spllmau has received
bic new mill
NJ Green Spllman has purchased
a new buggy
Lilllc Misses Viola, Susie and Nadia
Dawson visited their couslH jamie
Smith. for the weekend
Mr. and Mrs William Gfiaiu enter
tanned Monday night in honor of Miss
Josie shaifrt
NJ and Mrs Jim Griffin are the |
pairu,s at letn daughters born last
IS rck
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
Absent Friends

Hr and Mrs Theodore Tack Of
Marietta Ohio welcomed their second
daughter Monday night Mrs u. G.
Leak The grandmother is With them.
and Mr. Lngkc viii Join them for
Christmas
4 hotter from Mr. + y Quinn Of
Alexandria gives news Of that family.
once popular residents here Miss
tadfe Quinn rs teaching her second
Year at Noble ia Charlie Quinn is
with the army signal corps at Fort
inaHnuwufth Kansas tie has had
thr"" promotions since he entered the
service sept Ruplr Quinn could
not pass the physical examination. be.
INA teen light Ter his height
capt g e Howell is sent to France
ou special detail says frfend, card
from NFs I!oveH. who. with her chill
dren arrived M Raton Rouge last
week
Mrs Stella CrnmP and Dr 4. /. Nc.
Geb"r ST. both of Hammond. we're
married Nov q. st the First Methodist
Church New Orleans The marriage
was preceded by wedding breakfast
AZ the II Charles Hotel ia ,,f,tgh pr
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
MISS lEoNoRA eoNNELL DIGS

/ CoNNELL -. Al the family home
West Fslisiana parish, Friday evening
Nov 80, 1917, Leonofa Resale Cornell
eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
CoaneiL died. aged 80 years. ! month
and 10 days lHtermeht was made In
Grace Cemetery. Saturday morning al
/ II o'clock Thus came to a close a life,
that. for III" past two years. was one
Of suffering aud struggle with disease.
From her early girthood, she had been
affected with some obscure spinal
trouble, but which did hot prevent her
from some years Of service IA a
teacher About two years ago. the
trouble became more acute. aud though
the best medical skill OF New Orleans
vas employed II proved inadequate 10
conquer the disease Tier family en-.
durcd alterations Of hope aud despair.
hope that she would be spared aud her
life ia It's full strength be- renewed,
and despair that this could never be-.
and that "hnis" must soon be- written
70 the story of her life on earth Denied
were all The secret prayers and tears
for her and the only healer proved TO
be- Death
She aas Young woman Of singular.
iy noble and unseIhsh character and
though retiring BY nature she always
produced an atmosphere Of sweetness
and charm She bore her sufferiags
with an angelic patience and a heroic
aud through every expert.
.Hco maintained a beautiful interest |
Ia life and what concerned her family |
and friends As an elder sister az |
eldest daughter she was IDEAL. and |
those aho loved her we're taught the /
sweet lesson by her own loving and
tnselhsh treatment ul them To her
mother she vas both companion and
laughter and that mother Nho has
devoted the last Two years almost en.
lrely 10 the invalid. finds il no vain
experience. for In the furnace Of attic.
ion aH angel WAS with her
One cannot weep bitterly for one /
those hold en lfc vas only through
uftcrtng and trial one rathpu looks
through tears to where the loved enc
rests iu everlasting peace,
that all things are BOW well
nth sweet Leonora Council
NJ r r.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

The United States Ciyil Service Com.
mission has announced an examination
10 be held at Angola Louisiana. on
January Il, 1918. 10 fll contemplated
vacancy ia the position of fourth.claas
postmaster al that place. and other
vacancies as they may occur at that
office. unless IL shall be- decided in the
interests Of the service 10 flll the va.
cahcy by reinstatement The eompen-
satIou ot the postmaster AT this office
vas 1854 FOR the last fiscal year Ap.
pltcatIons should be properly executed
and flied With the Commission az
Washington. n G.. at the earliest prac,
tieabie date
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
STAR HILL SCHOOL

The Star lgII school had a Thanks
giving celebration. with drills. sonR6
readings and play Two Of the
parents hfagpd the bad weather to see
tn" ehIldfnns program sud The chill.
drou responded by doing their work
without one exclamation over the
black clouds and .ho rain Mrs. n o
Daniel brought popcorn which aas
much enjoyed
Lawrenea Folks and Leslie Birk
ham told tWo afafir from history
about tho 8rsi Thanksgiving cnlrbra.
m In our country
Dollle Bowman and Clayton Perkins
won 'ap prlgos fog the finest work dur
lac the last month
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

The conferences Of the Womani
Auxiliary IT Central Louisiana. held Al
.Grnce Church beginning Thursday a.
iernoon have been very helpful 10 the
work done by this great organization
Delegates from New Orleans are Mys
Lamb and Ntss Clark Baton Rouge
Mrs A J holland Alexandria. Mrs
oyertoh and Pointo Coupee Mrs Il
II Carruth. Mrs vs. e Carruth. Mrs
Il Bourgeois and Miss C1rinne Bour.
seots There VAS a corporate partaking
OF the Holy Communion Friday morn.
Ing at 10 o'clock. and as we go 10 press.
the Auxiliary is enjoying luncheon
at the Reetor}
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
The Gespsi for the Second Sunday
IN Advent. ST. Luke XXI. 2s

And their shall be signs "a the suu.
aud IN the moon aud in the stars aud
upon the earth distress Of nations With
perrlcxity lhe svs and th, waves
roaring w"n's hearts failing them for
fear and tnF hooking after those things
which are coming uH the earth for the
pow grs uf heaven shall bp shaken And
then shall they see the Son ~ man
coming IN "a cloud aith power and
great glory And when these things
begin 10 rome &C. pass then look up.
and hfl up your Aaads for your re-.
demPtion dFaReth nigh And 30 spake
to them a panabIn HDhald the 0g tree.
and alt tn frees when they nos
shoot forth ge mr ud know uf your
oNn selves that sBHmcr Is now nigh
At hand So hkav yr. when Sc soc
tthese things romp IS pass. kuuW -.
that the Kingdom Of God rs nigh nj
hand Verify ! ay unto YOU. THIS
generation shall no pass away tTtl ali
ho fuI6ned Heaven aud earth shall
pass away buf my words shall net
pass away
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

The SoEig pFoachmcnt. Beware Of
Strangers. viii De- seen at the pastime
Theater. Sunday night. Dec = II por,
trays ltfe-~lf" as Il looks 10 a horde OF
blood sucking loeches who prey on the
innocent and nnwary. for life to them
means FIN" raimeut plenty 10 eat and
drink, and money 10 squander without
working for il These crafty men Of
the underworld. leagued with beautiful
adveBturesses. all combine To work 10
common end robbing rich men and
women all over the country. men aad
women Whose standing make II mpos-
sibIe fof them TO complain Of their
losses Beware Of Strangers" is well
produced perfectly directed, the scenes
arr lavish and II Is Interpreted BY o
most capable company Shining out
prominently from the galaxy OF stars
is Frtgl brunette, whose work as the
"Loreiei" OF the gang stamps her as
a screen artist OF high repute Bessie
Eytun. I'D Coxon and Thomas sautschl
share honors with Miss Brunette.
William 4 pinkcrton and " J.
burns, the two best known detectives
In the United States. have personally
indorred the sclig photodrama. Pinker.
ton stating that the only way 10 combat
bltckmailnrs is by publicity.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

Considering the grieYous need. a phi.
ful number OF ladies' meet each week
LAT The Red Cross room thank of Com.
merce building so assist In making
the surgical dressings or other work
Read our editorial on this subject. to.
day, aud do not let your moment go. d"
II will bring you tmmcasurable regret
IN years 10 come, II you fail 10 live I'D
TO your chance to serve your country
and the cause OF humanity Whether a
member Of the Red Cross or not your
services viii be- welcome. II only an
hour each week Country ladies' when
coming 10 town can, by little fore.
thought. arrange 50 as 10 give little
time, while in town Think over il aud
try to DO II
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
FOR VETERANS CHRISTMAS
BOXES

Mas Hannah TeNp. Qts. preserves
Mrs A F Barrop, 6 pts assorted
preserves, Miss n D smith. sl0o.
Misses Lucy and ida Matthews. 5000,
Mrs $ H. Barrow. s2oo, Misses
Bowman, e. 9o Mrs ] F. Irvine. 81 oo.
Miss Louise Butter $500 Balance
from last year. $500.
Mrs T W Butler, 500. Mrs Thos
Butler. Sioo Mrs " II Richardson,
zoe. A Friend, sl00.
Miss Louise r. Butler. 9 ats. 3 Dts.
preserves, Mrs. Max Mann. glass Of
jelly Mrs { NJ Barrow, 2 gallons Of
syrup, p Bowman, sack Of potatoes
Mrs. u l. Norwood, 81 90. Mrs J d
Wood. | at preserves. outing for three
hiehtshIrts, one made by Mrs Nicola
Of Brandon, Mrs 4 u NumfoFd. 81;
Mrs \ d Turner. 81
Mrs NJ o Daniel. Misses Ililda and
Lois simmons each pint Of pre-.
serves Mrs A schlesiugcr. at pre-.
serves Mrs II PuIet pts preserves.
? glasses Of Jelly Mrs T II Ellis.
Miss Ellis and Mrs Mcguire. I pts
preserves, Mrs Il Barrow, / at pre-
serves Mrs - l. Barrow. / at pre-.
serves Mrs q u Brooks can pre-.
serves. l pint pickles, + Newman.
: dozen buttons. Mrs Leopold, 2 pkgs
tobacco. Mrs l.. Davis, 81 oo
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR

The usual Christmas bazaar tor the
safe of needle and ether fancy work
RtlI be open on Dee a. II tn. In
the lsrR" room next to the pest Office
This is good chance 10 buy some
pretty things for Chrisymas presents.
and 81 the same time help the Woman =
Auxiliary Of Grace Church
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

Rev = : Carpenter has been as.
signed to the ~ FraRrisyiile circuit.
BE- and Mrs Carpenter and their Iso
children will occupy the Parsonage
Rev Mr. hogan has been given the
Methodist churches al Jackson and
Mllaan
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

Rev NJ Tins filed his appointment
AT the linton Church, last Sunday after
noon II IL expected 10 have him preach
ia town once each month. as there are
quite q number Of Presbyterians here
aud in tho vicinity
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

Tie local Red Cross chapter is max.
ms up Christmas packages for the
home hoys Ia the various camps For
this purpose pencils. po tails, books In
paper covers. PLAY as- cards tobacco.
chewing gum, dates aud chocolate ia
tia foil are asked for from thoughtful.
generous friends
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

The Third Ward knitting circle met
with Mrs and Miss Jarvis. Tuesday
making one Of the few ex,
ceptions TO their rule Of meeting n
Baths post Office
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

The hounlifH gifts from ear friends
ln West FeliclaHa came to us this yaar
a. a tine aheH car needs we're great
est and We take this method of return.
ing our grateful thanks 10 each and
every one foF the generosity. kindly
feeling and self denial which made the
donation possible We especially thank
the Pythlau Lodge and the Voodmen
OF The World for their contributions
MRS JOHNSTON ARMSTRONG
President 7th 81 Pro Orphans Home
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

g T.. Piet,tngcr. L. + Rtstroph, Geo
RetiiR @ s Davidson Chas Weydert
and Miss Augusta Weyder, went To
Jackson "Wednesday. 80 attend the
Amrhein funeral
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
Personal But Polite

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Taysa Inns concluded ii ,ist - her
sister M g. goIsr,a
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end lea nar,f uaggs eIfb tr.ard.
Miss Ma. rprbs. ,g Ethel I- ,.stf.
ing her sister Mr. a MADDEN
Miss Marion Tampei .n.rr .a,ar.l
DAYS u gsfnn Heae. lar week
Miss Naahrflp yunkra egrnf Thurs.
day m Baton Rougt
CAPT a l. Harrow of n.ror Roupa
WIS here Tuesday
Martin Riaarip -pnHt "Wednesday Ia
BATON Rouge
Mr. FDr.a Rob.r.an .paor Wrdn,.
dag m Baton Rouge or business
Elton Nacktn spout the Thanksgiving
holidays iu Nae Orleans
Nr- Crump and Nlss l.atauo uUt
spend Saturday .u BBtou Ruugm
Mrs Louise kllhourua leaves To-.
night friday gur Rusfnn. la
f. IS Levy madr business frlp Zen +
NgW Orleans Tu.-I#F
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

Robert Warwick and Gail Kane in
The False Friend Friday. Dec 7. at
the pastime Theatcr
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08
Our LADY Of Noun, Carmel Church
Rev. 8 aenhoutk. Rector

saturday Dec =. Feast Of the In
macuIate Conception Of the Blessed
Virgin MARY holy day Of obligation 20
b" kept a. sunday Mass and Sermon
a. f8
sunday bee 8. second sunday Of
Advent Mass and Sermon at 10 a IN .
Holy llouf a. 3 "a. M.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

Peter Trneehiano. middle st Fran.
ctsyilte's live wire, has our thanks for
two pretty calendars for 1918
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-12-08

J + Rohb and family will shortly
occupy the dwelling rooms above his
drug store