Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-05-13

day.
DIR. C. N. D. Campbell and family
of Greenwood, Miss, are visiting st
Joseph and Tensas parish.
Miss May Young has returned
from a visit to her sister, Mrs. j. w
Whitaker, Jr., at Rosedale, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Posey, Of
Laurel, Miss, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs.'J. M. Brent, at Locust Land
Miss Matte Cornegia of. Mead.
vile, Miss, has returned home after
visit to her sister, Mrs. Eddie
Yeagel.
Mrs. Gerge Zevec of Derby, Conn.
nee Miss Mary CYCLIC of st. Joseph
is visiting her mother and other rel.
atives here.
A hail storm visited this parish or
Wednesday afternoon and the icy pei.
let's were surprisingly large. We fear
they did good deal Of damage to the
young cotton.
Mrs. Morris Greenberg of Owens.
boro, KY, will arrive Wednesday to
be with her daughter, Miss Frances
Greenberg, who is convalescing at the
Natchez Sanatorium. Mrs. Greenbere
will be the guest Of her niece and
nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Abel
|-Natchez Democrat.
Mr.. C. M. Rummage, the tonsorial
artist Of st. Joseph, has returned
from stay Of couple weeks or more
at Hot Wells, near Boyce, La, where
he took 81 baths. He feels greatly
improved in health and speaks most
flatteringly of the curative properties
of the waters of this new health re-
sort Of Louisiana.
DR.. S. ]. Franks, optometrist, of
Tallulah, will visit st. Joseph on next
Tuesday, May 18th, and Newellton
on Wednesday, May 10, and will
have office at hotel at either town.
All who may wish to see him, and
have their eyes examined and glasses
fitted, should keep these dates in
thind-St. Joseph Tuesday and New
elton Wednesday.
The commencement exercises for
the Newellton High School will take
place in the new high school audito-
rum, at that place, on Thursday,
May 26th. The following students
will constitute the graduating class
for 1921: Clarence Clark, Newell
Fultz, Burchett Middleton, Miss Hen
rietta Morris and Miss Ethel David
son. A Bud Scott dance will follow
the commencement exercises. Thu
public is cordially invited to these
entertainments.
Miss Grace Peterson returned to
st. Joseph this week and is visiting
Mrs. R. L. Wimberly, who is living at
Locust Land" Miss Peterson left
here some two months ago, for New
Orleans, to be operated on for ap-
pendicitis. The operation was sue
cessful and after a stay of several
weeks in the city she visited friends
at Crowley, La. Her friends here are
delighted to see her looking so well
and sincerely hope she will continue
to enjoy good health.
Miss Pearl White, the popular NOV
lie actress, is said to be arranging to
stage a picture in Louisiana, nd has
selected certain swarnps near Morgan
City, La, as scene for the back
ground. A company Of possibly fifty
people will support her in this scena-
rio production. Miss White is said
to be one Of the most famous beauties
in filmdom. In the new play she is
staging her physical beauty will be
well displayed and it is understood
that her gowns, the very latest Gre
atoms in stardom costumes, will be
delightfully."- shocking as well as
amazingly beautiful.
Rev. Walter Lennie-Smith conduct
ed services at Christ Church last SUM-
day, with holy communion at o'clock
a. m. and regular service with
sermon at IL o'clock. He had pur-
posed to have night service but his
indisposition prevented his holding
same. The attendance at both Sunday
School and church was surprisingly
small, due perhaps in part to two
causes. A Sunday School Rally was
being conducted at Wesley Chapel
by Mr.. Fremont Goodwine, and some
Of our people went out there, and a
camp hunt was in progress on the
Tensas, and some of our people
answered "The Call of the Wild"
instead of the call to worship, while
several others unhappily were indis-