St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-08-20
MCDANIEL STORE
CELEBRATES Is
LONG YEARS OF
PROSPERITY
Started In One Room, En-
larged Business TO
Modern Brick.
CANULETTE SHIP CO..
ADDS $50 MORE MEN
Large Crowd Attends Meth
odist Services. Personal
and News Items.
(By stan Correspondent


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(By Stan CorrespOndent)
me steamer Winnie Davis, Of the
East pontchartratn Fersy, Inc, with
Cap. George Favrs in charge, left
Slldeli Monday afternoon on three
day hshlng4 and pleasure trip to the
Gull OF Mexico, having on board
twenty business and professional
men OF Slidell and vicinity. Those
making the trip were H. Cornibe,
II. >. Jem1son, J. H. Dunstan, s. H.
Lott, NJ. +. Schneider. Nd. F. Nc
Mahon, B. H. Gardner. A. s. Neu-
hauser, Z. J. Gardere, a.. Y. Cooley,
Or. J. K. Griffith, W. L. Abney, ]. B.
howe, J. Q. Langston, r. Z. Mu:-
ray, J. H. Lipscom'b, s.. w. Proven-
sal, G. L. Baker, Peter Lalumia and
District Attorney ]. Vol Brock.
Mcdaniel Store Celebrating 10Th
Anniversary.
Mrs. NJ. Mcdaniel. owner Of Sli-
dells leading department store, is
celebrating the fifteenth anniversary
OF ner entry into business.
Like most successful business folk.
Mrs. Mcdaniel started on the first
rung OF the ladder and it was thru
great effort and much hard work
she attained it's height. She started
her career in little shop, gradually
enlarg1ng. her business as the years
passed on, and to-day her store Is
one of the best and largest in Slidell.
About three years ago Mrs. Me-
Daniel erected a modern brick build
ing, which not only adds to the
beauty Of the town but IS q monu-
ment OF the victory attained thru
the work and AMBITION OF q noble
woman. Mrs. Mcdaniel is q leader
in all civic work and was also con-
5nected. with the Red Cross during the
war when she rendered most adj
mirable service. s5sa=#5. 53 s-
ReEaonAI and I1oca .
dr. and Mrs.. J. Il. Salmen VIII
leave Saturday by the Steamer
Creole for points in the east and
will be gone until the last of October.
& Mrs. "A. v. Hoover was hostess to-;
the Bridge Club Wednesday, after
noon. u
lBORN-To Mrs. Carson Miles (nee
Stella Canulette), on Thursday, Aug.
18, 1921, a girl.
Mines. Dickens, L. Peyrefette, 4.
McCracken, M. Wakefield, A. d. Car.
penter and baby, June, motored to-
Vaudeville and Lewisburg, last We'd
nesday.
Miss Audrey Bailey, OF New Or
/. ans, Is here on visit to friends.
! Due to the rapid growth. of the
Canulette Shipbuilding Co., one OF
Slidell's most progressive enterpris-
.es, they are constantly Increasing
their force. Since taking the con-:
tract to repair cars for the N. O. /.
n, about one hundred and tifty
wofkmen have been given employ
ment.
The success and growth Of this
companyis due largely to its efficient
president, Mr.. a. D. Canulette. who
is skilled in every one OF the branch
es and don't mind rolling up his
sleeves to test his ability.
A large crowd attended both ser
vices at the Methodist Church, Sum,
day, to hear Rev. H. N. Harrison, one
VI SAV AOAAASAs QsS0eVA0 RAOssNAAsS 49,
Freshly yterians dispensed with their
evening service and tall went over to
join in the Methodist service In
honor Of Rev. Harrison's visit. Rev.
Harrison was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. D. Carpenter while here.
Rev. Weir, of Algiers, WILL conduct
services the last sunday OK the pas
tors absence.
Misses JAMIE and Francls Long
ana Elise oolIeerger attenaeo Ihe
district meeting OF the Christian En-.
deaVors held at bayou baratarla
SATURDAY.
Miss, is here on visit to her sister,
Mrs. X. I. murray and children
are Vlsltlng u aurora ~: