Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-09-30
RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN TEN.
SAS PARISH ON SUNDAY,
IL q. m. and B p. m.

st. Joseph-Rev. M. ]. McLain Pres
byterian.
Wesley Chapel-Rev. R. F. Harrell,
Methodist, morning and afternoon
service, with dinner served under the
trees.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock, a. m.
One or two good rains came this
week, which relieved the water
scarcity greatly.
Mrs. Daniel Scott of Clarkesdale,
Miss, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. H. Clinton.
Mr.. julius WATSON left, Wednesday,
to resume his studies at Louisiana
Polytechnic Institute, at Ruston, La.
Mrs. Joseph Curry and son, Mr..
Joseph T. Curry, left this week for
a visit to Chicago and other points
west.
Mr.. Philip Cook has succeeded Miss
Annie Johnston (now Mrs. Mecklin)
as stenographer for Messrs. Dale,
Young & Dale, at St. Joseph.
DR.. Clarke left on Monday with his
daughter, Miss Wealthy Clarke, for
Nashville, Tenn, where she will enter
Peabody University, for the session
of 1922.
Mr.. Wallace Paul, who is making
headquarters in the United States
Soldiers Home at Dayton, Ohio, is
visiting his mother. His friends are
glad to see him.
Mrs. James Curry has been in
disposed the past ten days, some part
of which she been confined to bed.
We earnestly hope she will soon be
fully recovered.
Mrs. A. A. Wheeler has returned
from a most pleasant visit to rela-
tives in New Orleans, which is the
first visit she has made home in a
number Of years.
Midshipman John G. Blanche left
on Tuesday for Annapolis, Nd, to
resume his studies at the Naval Mil.
itary Academy at that city. "Bookie'
greatly enjoyed his vacation but il
will be twelve long months before
we will see him again, and in mean
time he will probably take another
cruise to foreign waters.
Mr.. Morris Norman, who has the
contract to dig the ditch for the
Lake st. Peter Drainage District
from the levee at st. Joseph, out te
the railroad, has completed the
Igreater part Of his contract, and ha:
crossed the Price Field and is nov
at St. Joseph and win reach the leves
about Tuesday or Wednesday.
The Women's Bible Class of thu
waterproof Sunday School has ar
ranged to give supper in the Pythial
Hall, at that place, on Tuesday even
ling, October 4th, for benefit of the
Louisiana Orphanage, at Ruston.
The occasion will be pleasant, tn
cause is worthy and should be wei
patronized. See advertisement else
where.
| Rev. Mr.. Cullens, Baptist ministe
from Winnsboro, La, has writer
Prof. Hendon that he will have al
open date on the fifth Sunday il
October, when he will be pleased t.
come to St. Joseph and conduct bot
morning and night service. He viii
be accompanied by his family an
they will be guests Of Prof. and Mrs
Hendon.
Mr.. Henry Isaacs, who spends mos
of his time with his brother, MI
Joseph Isaacs, at Milwaukee, Wis
consin, is visiting Tensas parish, an
is delighted to see the improved cor
ditions now in happy evidence here
as compared with the rather gloom
situation which confronted us on tn
occasion of his last visit early in tn
spring. Mr.. Isaacs is looking well an
his friends are all glad to see hir
again.
Il The Tensas Parish Sunday Schot
Association will hold its annual cor
vention at Wesley Chapel on Sunda!
October 9th, to which the gener,
public is invited. Mr.. Van Carte
Secretary Louisiana Sunday Scho'
Association, and Miss Juden, Fiel
Worker, will be present. The sessio
will last practically all day, and dill
! ner will be served under the grow
of trees. A delightful time will /
had by all who attend.
II Rev. j. M. McLain, Presbyteria
minister, conducted services at Ne
Illicit school house last Sunday eve
/ ing, the attendance almost taxing Il
capacity of that building. He d
livered a strong, lucid and int
| lectual sermon, which was heard Wi
much interest by the congregatio
After the service luncheon we
j served on the grounds and a mo
!. delicious repast it was, and d
lightful hour was spent in social co
versation, the beautiful scenery
Tensas River being only second
sh the attractive personality Of the go'
rsI roonlo in attendance. and incidental