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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-08
JAMES BLAKE NEDS
MISS FIORIE PITTMt>.

\ short but pretty romance reached
lis happy elimination ON sunday. No.
vembor 8. when Miss Florie Pittman
and Mr.. James Blake of this city were
united in marriage. az Hereford. Texas.
The Young couple, accompanied Nv
friends. Mr. Carl Henderson and Miss
Hazel Wilson motorcd % Hereford sun.
day afternoon where they were married
by Rey Wooten, pastor ~ the First
Christian Church Of that place. at the
home II Miss Wilson'S parents MI.
and Mrs. Henry Wilson. the ring cerc'
muny being used the couple returning
to Amarillo in the evening
Miss Pittman. daughter II County
clerk and Mrs. r. NJ Pittman. 81 1911
Fillmore Street. has grown to young
womanhood In this city, having received
most Of her education here, and Is "a
popular member Of Amarillo's younger
society set. having won foI herself an
enviahlc place In dramatic circles ~
the city through her beautiful artistic
dancing.
Ma Blake - also highly esteemed In
both business and social circles ~ Anna.
rillo. and holds the position Of assistant
manager If the T. $. Stader Grain
Company here. and Is a brother ~ Mrs
l.. b. Thomas II 200 Pierce street. with
whom Mr. and Mrs Blake will tenn
porarily make their home
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TAKING CARE or
THE BULBS.

As the autumn frosts destroy the
flowers and stalks ON your bulbs. bet
ter take them In. for they are rarely
hardy and will not last into the next
yeai II lcft in the ground
With e little digging fork prod care.
fully around them. looscning the ground
50 that YOU do no, injure the bulb In
taking II up
After the dirt has been shaken from
the bulb and Il has dried In thu sun,
what remains of the top gruwth should
hc cut OF few inches above the corms.
which should then be packed upi light In
boxes Of sand
They should bc stored In a dry cellar,
when they are planted again iu the
spring they should have moderately
rich soil Bone meal and wen dccayed
stable manure thoroughly mixed with
soil until the whole Is free OF Jumps
will make up for any chemical def
cicncics which may exist.
The surface should be- smooth and
level The bulbs should bc planted
about three times thcii own depths
from thu surface For instaGcc two
inch bulh should be planted six inches
deep
They should not Ice put In the ground
until II has thoroughly warmed which
is generally sometime tate iu MAY.
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PIANO PUPILS RECITAL
SATt RDAi AFTERNOON.

ON saturday afternoon at 23o o'clock
number cf the piano pupils OF Miss
l,adie Britain were presented in recital
ri, her home ON 500 Monroe Street
The rooms were ptcttily decorated
with autumn flowers and ferns
Every number an the afternoon pro-
gram was rendered with remarkable
ability and was heard hy large and
apprcciatiyc audience uf interested par.
cnts and friends Of the following chill
drcn who took part Fannie McClgn.
dom. Elizabeth D,ason. Catherine Rug
crs Florence Strickhn Joe Billy eros.
sctt Bonnie Marie Britain, Margaret
Rasco Florence Marie Burduc Rachel
Burgess Mamie simpson Jammio Al.
len Marguric Nocly Aida Lois Blaunig
Fern Fottc Frances Patterson Helen
Lawlcr and May lauzcn
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WOMEN APPEAL TOR
SI'EtIiI. SERVICE.
~ Ruth Ngncs lbrling

SEN YORK Noy Soy g. open
yult churches Opcu them ai and in-
,itc the whole world tu hall hours
prayer fui thos, who losi their lives
in the World War and fur The best ro'
suit nom tho disarmament cunfcrcnc"'
This b. ih. mcs-ag, which the League
81 Women Voters through its president.
Ms Maud Wo.d Park. issues. par.
ti,uhrly o. women.
There must hr uu more war. this
is the conviction Uf Do. mothers "i
America SNs Mrs ruk III has been
,r,stalli4rd within the uus' week as
the disarmament conference draws near.
Women know 90" w'H 90. tragic
east of war They are th. ones who
should tab, OBJ. initiative Boz this CUES.
tIuu 90 limiting the nations boz their Il
t.lt tu build gI .1ieI armi', and utvirs.'
Miss Elizabeth J Hauser limitation
81 armamru, chairman fOr The League.
- appealing q. the governor 81 every
state o. I~-u, prurhm1iiHns setting
asid, thirty minute prayer p'iio on
Armistice Day.
Mis-. Katharine Ludlnptun 81 old
Lam. conn. director 1t th. first region
Of th, i,tgJ. and Miss Christine M"ri-
man 81 N.v NHrk also q League oiii.
ri,I called pals ually 60 Preside ~
Harding and asked him o. issue "a ma
tirnal proclamation calling for special
AImlsIre uay s'fvices.
Th. Wumsns christian T"mI. rance
Union b. IiuHr tHa Leagu" in IT, 'p-
peal
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MASTER JOE kII.INt GIL
tELEliR lTES BIRTHDAY.

birthday party Of pretty appoint.
m,nts was given by Master Ju, Kill.
Tough on saturday afternoon. Novcm.
her 3. al his home on S0l Jackson
street. IN celebration Of tenth birthday
anniversary.
The rooms in which the small guests
were received, were atuactively decor.
ated with cat flowers and autumn
leaves. and after Jolly afternoon %
games the children were called into
the dining room whore the lovely big
white frosted birthday cake. arranged
in The center OF the dining table with
flowers aud ferns. and bearing a dover
90 glowing candies was cut and served
with cream Ia the afternoons merry
makers
The small host received many dainty
birthday rcm,mhranocs
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GIRL SCOT t. ARE
E>TERT AIMED.

Mrs. Carrie Downing entertained the
members of her Girl Scout troop In the
Presbyterian Annex Friday evening,
with a farewell party. as she Is resign
ing as captain. Ms Downing WAS as
sisted during the evening hy Miss Nir-
ginia Chandler Lieutenant Miss
Chandler viii supervise all work u the
troop until another captain Is ap.
pointed.
Miss Bond Is prominently mentioned
as captain "a succeed Mrs. Downing.
Contests and games were enjoyed 10y the
girls. and prizes were won by Miss
Ailcen Crudrlngton and Miss Joe Billie
Roberts Special GUESTS II thu troop
were Mrs. W H. famm Mrs Il.
Thomson Mrs Fuller Mrs \. \. Gra.
ham Mrs y q TayloI Mrs Il. s
Thompson. Mrs. ] ~ Charless and
Misses Bond Roberts and kcndrick.
Mrs Downing II rcsigning on account
20 limited time from private business.
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E|!1,%nctetA1l
ALvAH d. MEYER
WEEKLY SOCIAL AND
Gil x CALENDAR

The Junior Womans Club will meet
with Mrs. Robert Kiersey a. hostess at
me home VI her mother. MIS-. &. j. +.
Lowndes. isae yan Buren, street. Tues.
day afternoon. beginning al three
O'Clock.
The members of y T.. -. will be en-
i"riained ON Tuesday afternoon. nj the
home ~ Mrs G.. r Thomas. 1900 Van
Buren, Street al three o'clock and the
lesson will be- carried out as outlined
IN The year book
The Mothers club Of the Junior High
school win meet On regular session.
Tuesday at four D. M. AZ the school
building
Mrs J. O. Jenkins will be- hostess a.
the members ~ Triple r Needle club
at 23o O'Clock Tuesday afternoon al
her home ON i7ll Tyler street.
The Business and Professional WON
ems club viii meet Tor their semi.
monthly luncheon and program on
Tuesday evening beginning az six
O'Clock in thu Annex ~ the Polk ST.
w thodisi Church Books" viii be-
the subject II the evenings study. book
reviews viii be iu order and an inter.
csiing talk will Doe given bv the Potter
county Librarian. Miss Lois Henderson
NJ s. Myrtle Powell will also speak
on The Best Books for Busy Women. "
The Parent Teachers club Of the Nc.
kinl"y School will meet Tuesday at
three D. on. at the school.
An interesting feature ~ the after
noon viii be- an address by Dr.. curl ON
The Care OF the Teeth AL mothers
ait requested 10 bc present.
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WOM.t>'S AUXILIARY
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY.

The Woman's Auxiliary az the Cen.
tral Prosbytroian Church VIII meet
"Wednesday afternoon. al three ocluck
at the home of Mrs r. H. McAlpine.
1897 Jackson street The afternoons
lesson taken from the new Home Mis-.
sion STUDY Book" viii be- led hy Mrs
William shepherd Al members are
urged 90 be present.
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WEEK OF FRAZER PROGRAMS
NJ METHODIST CIT RCH.

The women of Polk street Methodist
church viii meet IN the church annex
10 observe the Week of Prayer. begin.
ning Nov and ending Wednesday att
crnoon. Each 81 the following programs
Will begin az D. M.
Program Tor Monday.
Leader Airs j " Burks
Hymn 30. 495
Prayer-Dr : W. Hayne
Bible Lcssun-Mrs & = smith
Talks Some Achievements Through
Prayer Mrs. j. J Mickl.. Mrs ". L..
Armstrong Mrs y l.. Grsom ana Mrs.
VI w Lemons
Hymn No ~.
Silent intercessiou
Song by Juniors
offering
Closing hymn
Program for Tuesday.
Leader Mrs c. NJ. Waddil.
Nymu-No a.
Prayer and Bible Lesson-Mrs.
Worth
The Women Of Japan-Mrs. +. J..
Works
Duet Mrs. J. j. Crumo and Mrs /.
ID cole
Talks-Thc New Lambuth Memorial.
Mrs. G T. Johnson. Mrs. J. : Nugcnt.
Hymn-No go
Sielnt intcrcession.
Memorial e. Bishop Iambuth-Bucl-
nhcc. 49,
Offering
Dismissal
Program Tor Wednesday.
I.c3dcr-Miss Xoo Glenn.
PRAYER AND Biuly Lesson Miss Grace
Land
Violin Solu-Miss Geraldine Living.
ston.
story Of Faith Hall-Miss Ilcwellyn
Dc5spn.
Soto Miss Pearl Miller.
The story uf Village Wei Miss Jan
nett Miller
silent lntcrDrssiun.
Reading Miss Syml Fnklca
Holding Institute Meeting Need
Mrs Joy Harris
Hvmn-No 6j2
Offering
Dismissal
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CIRCLE M FOtR or TiiE
FIRST BAPTIST Ciit RCH.

Circle SO. Four of the First Baptist
Church viii meet Ia regular session at
three o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
with Mrs J. Tollcson. ON $40 Madi'
SON Street 4 fun attendance II urged
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am now able 10 do my work. l recon-
mend the Vegetable Compound TO my
friends and YOU may use these facts as a
testimonial. Mrs. SALLlE SIEFERT.
3l3 ". Fourth Street. Pottsville. Pa.
The everyday life Of many housewives
is a continual struggle with weakness
and pain There is nothing more wear
ipg than the ceaseless round Of house
hold duties and they become doubly hard
when some female trouble makes every
bone and muscle ache, and nerves all on
edge
II you are one Of these women do not
suffer for four or five years as Mrs.
Siefert did. but profit by her experience
and be restored TO health by Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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MRS. ORDwAY 70 BE HOSTESS
TO DEIPiiIiN CLUB.

The members OF the Dolphian Club
will be- entertained at tho homo OF
Mrs. G. G. Ordway. on 2iO0 Harrison
street. Friday afternoon az o'clock.
Every member Is urged 10 hc present
and on time.
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4, GOLD MEDAL
skhRtk !!!e'l0 Oh
w Ey1zHIK

tn. -oIss standard r.usey isl .asa.i
nv.r, blsessf ard use seis uoetiss' h'
snsmis. e lie ard ioosa ~ ps' s'nes
Iess AL druggists 'hfss sass
- s.s sA. .s@s cslf sfs<sl .. s'sfg -
"a ssssSf - 's>ss~t.~s
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NDAN SCHOOL REPORTS.
RO>E MARY NEEDLE CLUB
10 MEET

tn, Rose Mary Nccdl, club Will meet
wednesday afternoon with Mrs Earl
Ewson az 3 o. m. \ run attendance Of
members is urged
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Women
Made Young

BrIgh, eyes, clear skin and a BODY
full Of youth and health may Dc
yours Il you will keep your system
IA order by regularly taking
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afternoon AZ O'Clock M the home of
Airs x. J. slado 1900 Harrison Street.
An members are asked 20 be present.
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Pyorrhea succ-- ,fufry treated DR.
T. d. Jones. DentisI. RAY ffynum Bldg
sth and Polk. Phone 2221
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was very Irregular.
i was not ht To do
my work at times
and took medicine
from a doctor and
got no benefit. l
saw Lydia +. Pink
ham 8 Vegetable
Compound adver-
|tised In the news
papers and took Il
and got all right. l
gained twenty
pounds or more and
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CIRCLE FIVE WILL
MEET WEDNESDAY.

Circle No. Five OF the First Rap.
ust Church viii meet on wedncsday
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ABLE To
Do her WORK
After Long Suffering Mrs. Siefert
Was Restored tc Health BY
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Pottsville, Pa. q suffered with
female trouble for four or FIVE years and
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The women of Polk Street Methodist
church viii meet IN the church annex
To observe the Week of Prayer. begin.
ming Nov : and ending Wednesday ait
crnoon. Each 81 the following programs
The herald., 1921-05-05
McDONOGH NO. 4 SCHOOL.

Mr.. Ed. Hynes, assistant superin-
tendent of public schools, spent a
day with us last week. He expressed
himself as being we'll pleased with
the work observed In the different
departments under his supervision
and the excellent cooperation of the
boys and teachers.
Milton Acker, former excellent M.
Pill of McDonogh No. 4, now a stu
dent of McDonogh-Jefferson High
School, succeeded in capturing first
prize in botany in the State High
School rally recently held in Baton
Rouge. McDonogE No 4 is proud OF
his conscientious effort and his re
sulting success.
Ned Whitmore, another of orr
young friends, took first prize in
physics for the Warren Easton High
school, and also deserves much com
mendation. Although not entering
high school from McDonogh No. 4,
ne was one of our boys in the lower
grades.
Miss Helen Wharton, the drawing
supervisor, spent Wednesday of last
week with us.
The regular meeting of the Co.
operative Club was held Wednesday
May 4, 1921, at 3:15 p. m.
Through the courtesy of the Item
several of McDonogh No. As teach
ers visited its plant Saturday morn
ing. They saw the operation of a
newspaper plant from the time the
news is set in type till it's gets to the
presses and is printed. The teachers
were more than delighted with this
interesting and very instructive trip.
The herald., 1921-05-05

Mrs. A. Graf entertained the
Thursday Afternoon Euchre Club.
The successful players were Mrs. H.
L. Sease (playing for Mrs c. V.
Kraft, Mrs. R. A. Tansey, and Mrs.
j. w, Adams, The consolation was
received by Mrs. A. Graf The netx
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Kraft,
On Saturday night, May 9TH, the
Merry Maids will give a shirt waist
and barn dance at the Avenue Acad-
envy. Entrance prize, feature dane
ing and surprise novelties will be the
attractions. A good time is as
sured for all. Admission at the
door.
Mrs. ]. Raeder and little daughter,
Marie, Mrs. Harry Bauer and Miss
Anna Martinez spent the weekend
in Baton Rouge, the guest of Mr.
Walter Martinez.
The many friends of Mrs. Geo w
Plat will be pleased to know that she
is home after undergoing a serious
operation at Hotel Dieu by DR.. A.
King, assisted by DR.. A. j. Babin.
Miss Norma Webert left Tuesday
night for Fort Wayne, Ind
The herald., 1921-05-05

Miss Ernestine Albert, of Shriever
La, has returned home after spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. S
Boudreaux.
Mrs. Armitage entertained &
number of her friends last week at
card party. Refreshments were served
and dancing INDUCED in until late
Mrs. Fred Pefferkorn, of Alexan
dria, spent a few days here las
week.
Mrs. Nick. Vezien and little daugh
ter Clarisse left Sunday for Alexan
dria to spend several months.
Miss Katherine Schabel has re
turned from Bay St. Louis.
Mrs. D. Kelly and son, Roger, have
returned after a brief visit to he
daughter.
The many friends of Mrs. S. Par
will be glad to hear she is out agar
after spell of illness.
The kindergarten children are hav
ing their picnic today at City Park
They will leave in a large truck
which has been secured through the
generosity and kindness of Colone
Pritchet, U. S. NJ c.
Mr.. Ralph Lorio, and sister-in-law
Miss Allie Aycock, of Hattiesburg
are visiting Mrs r. Lorio.
Joseph McGhan, Henry Fruight!
and Albert Ruiz spent Sunday a.
Abita Springs, the guests of Mrs
Louis Spitzfaden.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hauer spent
Sunday at Abita Springs.
Mrs. Peter Stenger of Opelousas
Ave, left Sunday to spend a week al
Abita Springs.
Captain Geldert has returned from
a "trip to Italy.
The many friends of Miss Alma
Tufts will be glad to hear she is
doing nicely.
Mr.. A. G. Tuft LETT for a trip tc
South Carolina
Misses Florence Parr and Blanche
McCloskey spent Sunday at Peact
Orchard.
Miss Odile Riley will be one o.
the soloists at the recital of 1t
Cercle Lyrique given Friday nigh
at the Tulane Theater for the bene
fit of the milk fund of St. Vincent
Baby Asylum.
The children of the public schools
will observe McDonogh's Day Frida.
by placing flowers on the monumen
at Lafayette Square and classes will
be disbanded.
Miss A. Mangiaracina is at pres
ent in Kentwood on a professional
call.
The herald., 1921-05-05
SPLENDID SHOWING.

The McDonogh jefferson High
School made a splendid showing in
the recent High School Rally at
Baton Rouge, capturing three first
prizes and several others. In pro-
portion to the number or representa-
tives sent, this is an excellent record.
First prize in Botany was won by
Milton Acker; first prize in Decla-
nation was won by Marguerite OFT:
the ninth grade class captured first
prize in the Algebra class contest
and one of the class, Norma Bake
well, has the distinction of having
the best paper in the State. Greg
DRY Grentz won second prize in Ply
sizes, third prize in Dramatic Inter-
probation was won with the play,
THE Wonder Hat" and Annie Te-
mento won fourth prize in Spelling.
The herald., 1921-05-05

Mr.. Louis Brazon Claude Wages
paugh and Mark Flagaust of Holy
Cross College spent Sunday, the
guests of Mrs. Kraemer of Atlantic
Ave.
Mrs. ]. Kinberger of New York
arrived Tuesday to spend some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Munsterman of Seguin st.
Mrs. p. o. Cafiero entertained the
Matron's Club. The successful play
ers were Mrs. c. V. Kraft, Miss T.
Drummer (playing for Mrs. G. Pol
lock- and Mrs. l. Brookes. Mrs. F.
Goebel received the consolation.
The next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. G.. w. Pollock.
Mrs. H. Talbot and grandchildren,
Elmire De Laup and Anna Rita
Brookes spent the weekend at Nc
Comb. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Brookes.
Mre. r. Staples entertained the
Once a Month Club. The success
full players were Mrs. r. Staples and
Miss L. Krogh. Miss Clairia Rich
ards received the consolation. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. ]. Owens
The Friday Night Euchre Club
met at the home of Mrs D. Murtagh.
The successful players were Mrs. j.
Owens, Miss NJ Neff and Mrs. H.
Acker Mrs. Murtagh received the
consolation. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs ]. Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Foto have re-
turned after ten days stay at Abita
Springs.
Mr.. Ringold Olivier left Friday
night for Norfolk, Va, to accept a
position at the Navy Yard.
Dan Knowles sprained his
ankle while playing ball last Sun
day.
Mr.. Warren Whitmore spent Sun
day in Hammond, visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Wilt.
Mr.. Louis Raymond left Sunday
for Norfolk, Va. He expects to be
gone about two years.
Mrs. ~ Campbell and daughter,
who have been spending a month
here with relatives are now in Ad-
dis with Mr. E. ]. Campbell
Capt. and Mrs. ]. A. Garland re
turned Sunday from Glyn, La
Miss Margaret Garland left Mon.
day for GIN, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Edgecomb and
little daughter of Daisy, La, were
visitors here this week.
The Algonquins will hold theil
regular meeting at the home of Mis-:
Irene Brookes on Friday night.
Mrs. B. Nelson entertained the
Tuesday Evening Five Hundred
The successful players were Mrs. B
Nelson and Mrs. H. L. Hoyt. Mrs
E. ], Mothe received the consolation
Mr. Frederick Aucoin of Alix St.
has returned home from a trip Il
Mobile, Ala.
Mr. Donald Graham left on the S
S. Columbia. He will return the
latter part of May.
| Mr. Theo. j. Lala, of Teche St.
has just returned from a three week!
rest spent in Hot Springs, Ark, anC
Memphis, Tenn.
The herald., 1921-05-05
McDONOGH NO. 3.

Our schools picnic was given at
City Park on Wednesday with most
OF the children in attendance. The
children enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely and are now ready to work
harder than ever until the end of the
session.
Friday being Founders Day the
children will visit the McDonogh
monument to place flowers there in
honor of the memory of the benefac-
tor of public education.
Miss Wharton supervisor of draw
ing, spent the day with us Monday.
The herald., 1921-05-05

Mrs. John Ginchen, of Beaumont
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
To- Io.ker at a dinner dance in honor
w .sa;r first wedding anniversary.
%-s Locker was formerly Miss Alice
Guepet of Algiers.
Mr. Anthony Krebs, of 2lO Verret
.,rset, is spending while IN Beau
SIT ort the guest of Mrs. Locket and
MT l-.,rger and family. En- route home
ss will stop at Gibson the guest OF
the Gayral and Locker families
n, Geo. Baker is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. F. Penerkorn' Oh
Contain and Mrs. ogle and family
,.vo taken up their residence at the
home of Mrs. F. G. Ryan in Pelican
avenue. -. p,h,;,
>. !. the guest of Miss Bertha Ryan
Cor few weeks.
Mrs H. Robeau and daughter,
r,ocia are spen da few weeks al
plaquemine with relatives.
mr. and Mrs. C. V. Kraft have re-
.urrad after a stay of several weeks
!. Now York and other Eastern cities
Mrs Ed. McCloskey entertained a
.u,,har If her friends at card party
naipty refreshments were served
throughout the evening.
Little Pershing Webster has re-
,urned to his home after a week S
stay in Algiers. ~
The many frieds of Mrs. Sidney
parr will regret to learn of her
illness.
The herald., 1921-05-05

tifelly decorated with electric lights
of various colors. Many games dere
played throughout the evening
Dainty refreshments were served in
abundance and dancing was INDUCED
in until the wee hours of the morn
ing. Those participating were the
Misses Hilda Carroll, Inez Newsom,
Esther Pickett, NJ. 2. Holiday, Mar
garet Roberts, Mildred Mcintosh,
Ruth Finnegan, Anna Ocrassa, Doro-
thy Porter, NJ. Trotter. Celia Cain
G. Gibson, Emma Cain, Juanita Clark
Zoe Gay, Claire keenan,. c. Henry,
Genevive Ward, Carvelle Mcneil,
The herald., 1921-05-05
er's room.

Lucy Otto, E. St. Cyr, l.. St. Cyr,
d. st. Cyr, o. ST. Cyr and Lillian
Tufts; Messrs. S. R. Gordon, NJ. w.
Mcmillan, r. C. Floyd. G. Glider L.
r. Massey, B. Camp, R. B. Wallace.
H. A. Ward. Earl Roussaire and
Charles Pickett; Mr. and Mrs. b. c.
Glider, Mr. and Mrs. c. Heitkaup,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S Hilburn, Mr. and
Mrs X. v. Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Mcintosh, Mr.. and Mrs. Massey
Mr.. and Mrs II. H. Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Tisdale, Mrs. N. ]. Lee,
Mrs. F. Roussaire, Mrs. P. ,Robi-
chaux.
The herald., 1921-05-05
LOCKED HORNS IN DEATHLY
COMBAT.

A true state of locked horns is
awfully demonstrated in the show
window of Duvic Hardware Com
pany. Two beautiful pair of deer
antlers are interlocked, the result
of a combat many years ago in our
swamps near Houma, La. The two
bucks, in their fight for supmeracy
over their herd, came together with
such force that their horns were
permanently locked. The animals
were either killed or died of starva-
ton. 1t is one of the most beauti-
full specimens. and a very rare de-
monstration Of what sometimes &C.
cur in our forests.
The herald., 1921-05-05
SCHOOL BELLS RINGING
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excellent pupil of the SA grade. Her
essay was one of the more than 500
essays submitted.
The award was at Memorial Hall
April 80. In thanking the commit
tee in the name of herself and the
Belleville School, Miss Polasky ex-
pressed her appreciation of the work
of the United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy is doing in keeping fresh in
our hearts the memories of our he
roic Louisianians.