Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-12-23

Richard N. whitney has come
home from Georgia Tee. for the holi.
days.
Prof. and Mrs. C. L. Barrow and
infant SON have gone to Lottie, La.
for the Xmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. NOVEL;, Of
Locust Land, made . shopping "trip
to Matches this week
Mn. Lizzie Davis, Of New Orleans,
is spending Xmas with her mother,
Mrs Paul, 1t st. Joseph.
The Gazette wishes it readers, one
and all. . Very Merry Xmas and =
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Walker went 10
Owensboro, Kentucky, last Saturday
to spend Xmas with her mother.
Mr.. G. s. Blanche Of Quebeck,
Madison parish, was . visitor to St.
Joseph and Tensas parish on Wed
nesday.
Miss Wealthy Clarke, who ID at
tending Peabody University, at Nash
vile, Tenn, has returned home for
the holidays.
Miss Marie Ashford has returned
home from Lynchburg, Va, where
she is attending Randolph Macon
Woman's College.
Miss Elizabeth Osborn has returned
from vicksburg, where she has been
attending Trimble's Business College
the past several months.
Rev. n. ]. Mclean will conduct
Xmas services 1T New Light next
Sunday afternoon. He viii preach at
St. Joseph in the morning.
Mrs. N. Howard Clark left this
week for Leesville, La, where she
will spend the Xmas holidays with
her son. Mr.. W. Howard Clark, and
his family.
Master Gus Watson has returned
home from Gulfport Military Acad-
envy, at Gulfport, Miss, for the hol.
idays. Gus looks fine in his Uniform,
the girls al think.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Maddox Of Port
Gibson, Miss, are spending the Xmas
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hughes, at st. Joseph. "Double A"
says - usual Marschalk is holding
down his Office during his absence.
Attention ID called to the notice
from the Parish Registrar Of Voters,
Mr.. c. II. Rowan, who notifies all
voters, Of. both SEXES, that they must
register after January LIST, in order
to vote next year, for the recent
constitution 20 ordains.
Mr.. Jos. n. Harper went to Shrsve-
port this week to return with Ars-
Harper, who has been with her son,
Jos. n. Harper, Jr.; in that city. We
regret to learn that Mrs Harpers
health ID not 20 good. Her friends
sincerely hope she win improve
rapidly, now that she has gotten
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. WATSON Of
Meadville, Penn, are spending the
Xmas holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mn. A. ]. WATSON. at st. Jo-
seph. julius WATSON, who b attend
ing L. /. l. 1T Ruston, and Miss
Maud WATSON, who il teaching ct
De Ridder, La, are also home Tor
the holidays.
Pupils Of the NeweIlton High
School put on . play ct St Joseph
on Tuesday evening, under auspices
Of the st. Joseph Union Sunday
School, known q captain Racket"
which was most creditable and wa
well presented. Each actor played hia
| or her role splsndidly and displayed
histrionic talent on no mean order.
| II ID unfortunate that the attendance
was not larger, - the play really
merited more support
Mr.. Geo. N. Clarke, ST., who has
been with his daughter at Bovina,
Miss. fa:t couple month: was Or.
Grated ON 1T Streets Sanitarium'
vieksburg. on Monday. His son, DR.
Claude Y. Clarke, Of Mt Pleasant
Tenn, came to vieksbury to be with
his father and assisted in the opsr'
alton. Dr.. Geo. N. Clarke Of st. 10
seph was deferred from going to
vicksburg BY the serious illness Of
/ his infant daughter and also becauss
of his own indisposition.
The next lyceum attraction to b
given during the winter under TN
auspices Of the Eastern Star Chapter
at St. Joseph. il scheduled for Mon
day night, January End. 1922. and
win be known - "The Emily Water
man Entertainment" including Emil,
Waterman, noted lyceum reader and
| impersonator; Florence Rogers, pi
ainist and soprano, and 1aargsree
|Maener, violinist. Each number siver
this winter has been good and tn
lentertainments have added much q
pleasure Of our social life.
Mr.. Russell A. Ricardson, Of st
Louis, was . visitor to St Joseph ant
Tensas parish this week. en-rout'
home from Wichita Falls, Texas