The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-05

By Him, who, from His Heaven.
Softens grief and sorrow wild
With the loving tears of little child
Contributed.
HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
The eleventh ana seventh grades
were again successful in making the
best average for lie month and there
~ getting the half holiday. We are
unable to say whether this competi-
ion for the half holiday has been the
aeans of keeping our average at
enhance up, however, our average
tendance for the six months has
OF fallen below 80 per cent.
Those mahing the highest AVERAGES
| L their respective grades for the
!onth of Februar~ are as follows:
First grade, Roderic Proctor.
Second Grade, Frank Craig ana
eva Myrick.
Third grade, Gilbert Proctor and
,enrv Cason.
Fourth grade. Dean Allen.
Firth grade. Fannie Mae Wright.
Sixth grade, Louise Dale and
'rarkie Cicero.
Seventh grade, Martha Litchfield.
Eighth grade. Clara Gotham.
Ninth grade, Mary Heinbach.
Tenth grade, Irma Kennedy and
andeville keh.
Eleventh grade. Eloise Johnson.
P. w. BYRD, Prin. .
There are some changes in the Tai
liah high School Honor Roll this
/ ,onth. but for the most part we
ould just keep the type standing
ON month to month.
Mrs. Mary Sue Cecil, the district
igent in home demonstration work
or this part of the state, visiteo
Miss Whitaker the early mart of the
week. She expressed herself as well
pleased with the progress Va the wo..
n Madison parish.
Miss Amy Holmes, of Tallulah, has
gone to Alexandria, La, where she
has accepted the home demonstration
agency of Rapides parish. Her many
e-'"-'e hc-e wish her success in her |
new location.
LOST.-One ,ea.ner fold purse,
containing three twenty dollar bills,
and one ten, also a check payable to
he Tallulah Hdw. & Furn. Co., or
S13.40. Purse had printed on it the
following: "Fouchea, representing
Roberts, Johnson & Rand Shoe Co."
The purse was left on the desk in the
bank. Finder will be rewared If
to C. B. Claughton, Tallulah.
There will be candy and cake sale
1t Guensrd, Lucas Drug Store on Sat-
lrday afternoon today. The ladies
If Trinity Episcopal Guild will have
charge and every ones patronage will
De appreciated by them.
Mr.. Geo. Jordan left today for
Vicksburg, where he will visit his
laughter. Miss Mallie Jordan, who is
n All Saints College.
We regret to learn that Mr.. T. P.
kell found it necessary to leave Ham
nond La, where he and Mrs. Kell
lave been for some time and 90 to
1icksburg, where he is under treat
nent at the infirmary. |,
Mr.. Alex Kell, of Duckport, is a Wis
tor to Tallulah. II
Mrs. Stanton Belts entertained the ,
trinity Guild on Tuesday at its reeu- .
ar monthly meeting. After an en- I
discussion Of business mat {
ers, Mrs. Belts served refreshments
o her guests.
We are sorry to say that Mrs. G. w.
iaines is on the sick list this week. II
Mrs. Charles Dixon returned FRIDAY {
rom Vicksburg where she was the 9
uest Of Mrs. Ben Young ,of that Q
lace.
Mrs. Erwin Cook, and son, Harvey
ook, Of Anguilla, Miss, are in Tai e
llah visiting Mrs. Cooks mother,
Lrs. w. H. Harvey. Sr. u
Among the out-of-town friends who
ere called here by the sad death of
Y. Jno. j. Dale were Mrs. Askew.
[r. Walter and Miss Lucille Luster,
I Edwards, Miss; Mrs. Matthews,
nd Mrs. Mcdonald, Of Utica, Miss; ,
II. E. B. Nelson, Of Miss. and Mr..
ebert Dale, Of Helena, Ark. Mrs. I
Atthews remained until Tuesday,
hen she returned to her home.
Mrs. Carl Nader left on Tuesday z
y Plaquemine where she will stay z
n about q week and win return to !.
allulah.
Mrs. Noland Harvey entertained at \
70 tables Of bridge on Friday at
rnoon In honor Of Mrs. Erwin Cook.
Mrs. K. B. Mcmillan and Mr.. Lam {
lster Kell who spent last week in ]
La, with Mr.. and Mrs. 4
3. Kell, are now ct the Kell home
Mrs. W. n. Harvey, Jr., and SON, &
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