St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-04-19
Chairman Davis Announces
Committee Chairmen
Of Wards.
PARISH ALLOTMENT
PLACED AT $236,0
Women's Committee Will
Meet at High School
Auditorium.

Our Nation, lOF tAe ALCH anu iA''
time, is asking her people to lend
money to finance the War.
Some think because the armistlce
has been signed We have no turther
obligations to perform. Inc arms
ice was brought about not so much
by what we have lone, but by what
onr bows in France did. Our boys
brought the War to close (lf 1t ls
closed) sooner than any or use eA-
pected, and we are under the greater
obligation to them for it,
Hard to put over the Victory
Loan?
1t was hard for our boys to take
Chateau Thierry
nit CHATEAU THIERRY WAS
TAKEN.
It was hard to clean out the ST.
Mihiel salient.
!. BlJT IT WAS CLEANED OUT.
The Argonne Forest looked hope
less, didn't it?
BUT IT WAS TAKEN.
Was there anything over there the
boys were asked to do that they
did NOT DO?
ST Tammany parish has an un-'
blemished record in all War WORK,
and | know the patriotic people OF
the parish will not allow this record
IN be marred in the Last call In
the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign
we we're asked to take $292,OO0 OF
Bonds-and we took 1882, 900!
In the Victory Loan campaign v
are asked to take $236,0OO.
/ appeal to every man and woman
in the parish, who may be financially
able to buy Bonds, to help the parish
to- discharge its obligation to the
boys, the Nation and itself.
Faithfully,
E. G. DAVIS,
Ch'm'n Victory Loan Committee.
Victory Loan Committee.
Parish Chairman-E. G. Davis.
Ward One-P. A. Blanchard.
Ward Two--G. H. Koepp.
Ward Three-W. E. Morriss.
Ward Four-Herman Levy.
Ward Five-John H. Wood and
L. w. Crawford.
Ward Six-Warren Thomas and
Ellis Crawford.
Ward Seven-W. H. Davis and Z.
H. Culbertson.
Ward Eight-M. P. Schneider.
Ward Nine-C. A. Everitt.
Ward Tenn. A. Privette.
The Women's Victory Loan Com
mittee will meet at the high scnool
auditorium Tuesday, April 22, at 8
D. m. Mrs. ]. C. BuEns, chairman,
will preside. Mrs. A. l.. Bear, parish
chairman, will speak, and Miss Lu-
ellie Rutland will read some war
poems.
The Importance of the meeting
should appeal to the women of the
parish. Now is considered time
in which true loyalty will be more
strongly tested than at any time
since the war began, because action
is shifted from the desire to protect
self and property to the Willingness
to pay for peace and to provide tor
those who have risked life to bring
peace. True loyalty is now to be
put to the test.
The announcement that Mrs. Julla
Truitt Bishop, the we'll known writer
and worker for the upfift OF man
kind, will speak at this meeting
will undoubtedly bring a large at
tendance. 1t Will be a treat to hear
her, and what she says comes from
the heart and not simply from the
lips.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Smith, chairman OF
Speakers Bureau, has been one OF
the active workers in making this
woman's meeting an interesting one
and In impressing is importance up
on the public. Every one is cordial
ly invited.
Following is the committee
Wardl Mrs. P. A. Blanchard.
Ward 2-Mrs Bart Spring, Fol-
som; Mrs. H. z. Coney, Onville.
Ward 3--Mrs. J. c. Burns.
Ward 4-Miss Bertha Toomer.
Ward 5-Mrs. Laura Crawford,
Bush; Miss Edna Mizell, Sun.
Ward 6-Miss Leila Fatheree.
Ward Ito be supplied.
Ward S--Mrs. H. J. Willis.
Ward 9-Mrs w. L. Tippin.
Ward 10-Miss Rita Santos, Abita
Springs; Miss B. Cook, Waldheim.
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