Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-10
DAN WORKERS
ENTERTAINED
BY MAYOR
u.bools Not to Close at Pres
ent. But Public Asked to
Cooperate With Officials

~, division of the Liberty Loan
ns;on was unable to attend the
.seon given at the Pine Tree Inn
tnrday afternoon to about $50
.Lsrs which was rendered by
..or VI. H. Sullivan. Her absence
deeply regretted and kept the
..st from being the most enjoyable
~ Of its kind ever held in Boga-
Pepresentatives from every section
lbs parish were present and more
aid have have attended had there
\. been sickness in the communities,
81 ont Of consideration for the citiz-
a Bogalusa, whom they thought
,sht be exposed to the influenza,
sy sent their regrets.
Following luncheon that came on
\, verge Of being a. banquet, d. 7.
,bing. city chairman of the cam
aim. presided as POSTMASTER. May
sullivan was asked to make a re-
III for Miss Sullivan and before
ling the report he stated that Miss
lIiyan asked her father to an
aunce that she loved every man and
eman in Bogalusa and Washington
sh because they had been SO good
lei committees in the drive. Mr..
lran stated that owing to the
nuous work his daughter had been
ng, connected with the jolting she
I'd received from the results of the
s while touring the parish that
was unable to attend the
theon.
Kiss Betty, through her father,
gsa the men to go to the polls and
On November 18th for women
iage.
Kiss Sullivan's report showed that
aaiss' division had raised about
10000, each section OF the parish
their part.
a. |. Townsley responded
toast on how proud anyone
ala Be to live in a city like Boga-
and Washington Parish. She
compliments to the chairman OF
adies' division and Mrs. E. E.
pended with an address emphasiz-
The fact that the ladies had shown
BIZ ability as workers in public and
lliotie movements and that they
Eas highly appreciative of the CO.
astiOn they received from the men
y that any time the ladies could
a the men in any movement for
usater and better Bogalusa and
ahngton Parish they would be
naay to work.
pile Brock, of Franklinton, stated
vas feeling SO good that he would
hhar give great whoop than try
make talk. He hade a short adj
ess that made a hit with everyone. |
N H Heslin responded for the N. |
G. N. and stated the boys with
"a company had gone over the top
everything and would continue to
q IN the future. He also promised /
g aides his assistance in the next
le /
n. Dobbs reported the totals I
hs drive until Friday and he /
IN followed by Prof. Ratliff, who !
paper. Judge Carter told Of /
Bravery being the only man to /
ne courage to appear in white. /
made a fine talk and praised w. |
sullivan, Bogalusa and Washing
Parish and the Liberty Loan /
s,fkarx
N postmaster stated that great |,
3 was due the ladies and as a |
Of appreciation he had per-
y those who had husbands in |
aanee that they could not sit at 1
Aole with their wives. Investi-
Y showed that B. D. Talley was
as wife and he was called upon /
leW words for violating orders.
1ged the men to 60 to the polls
NesemDer 9th and vote for wo-
'larage, and said that if we did
ze An active part in the cleo
Aat the proposed amendment
Be defeated.
snor Sanders closed the affair
extremely interesting pa
address,, which frequently re-
nearty applause. mo peace
oetnany, but an unconditional
's1aef and let our boys stack their
around the palace in Berlin is
propose to do" said Gov.
IN closing.
nuy 4th Liberty Bonds-
ANkS CLOSE SATURDAY
s'aay next, October 18th, il
0es Day, a new holiday. The
3 the Parish will not open for
IN accordance with the law.