The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-08-06

| Mr.. A. H. Hurd has returned from
Biloxi where he has been spending
his vacation.
| Mrs. H. R. Maxwell entertained the
following ladies at a bridge party al
her pretty country home north OF
Tallulah on last Friday: Mrs. w. s.
Craig, Mrs. J. N. Harvey, Mrs. w. J.
Ward, Mrs. A. J. Sewer, Miss Shelby
Harvey, Mrs. c.. S. Nader, Mrs. C.
A. Smitha, and Mrs. Myles Hopkins.
I, Mrs. Craig was the fortunate winner
of the pretty prize. After the games
delicious ice cream and cake were
served the guests.
Mrs. Leo Shields entertained the
following ladies at a water melon
party last week: Mrs. j., V. Wright,
Mrs. C. 6. Nader, Mrs. w. S. Craig,
Mrs. A. j. Sewer. Mrs. Myles Hop
kins, Mrs. D. r. Pinney, Mrs. C. A.
Smitha, Mrs. ]. N. Harvey and Miss
Shelby Harvey.
Miss Elizabeth Young and Miss
Mary Morrison, of Vicksburg, DIRE the
guests of Mrs. j. S. Agee.
Mrs. j. N. Harvey, Mrs. Myles Hop
kins. and Miss Shelby Harvey attend
ed the bridge party at the home OF
Mrs. Leo Shields Thursday. :
On last Wednesday Mrs. R. C.
Leeves entertained the friends Of her
little daughter, Miss Addie at birth
day party. The children enjoyed the
occasion.
Mrs. Yancy Bell, of Lake Provi-
dence, was a visitor to Tallulah last
week.
A delightful dance was given in
lake Providence last Tuesday night
he music being furnished by Princes
Orchestra. Among the Tallulah peo-
pie who attended the dance were
Mr.. holland Harvey, Mr.. Revert DAN
", Alnutt Cason, Tom Duke, Col
vi" Todd and Henry Easterlin.
Miss Anita Monette and her mother
lea. ior Shreveport Friday.
Owing to the lack Of space the re-
ports of the treasurers of the Village
and of the parish had to be omitted
this issue. They will appear next
week.
We regret to learn that Mr.. T.
A. Smith had the misfortune to turn
over his new Dodge car during the
first part Of the week just this side
Of Lake Providence, and he was very
painfully injured as well as his wife.
His two sons were on the back seat
and neither of them were hurt. The
car was considerably damaged.
Tallulah has two new speed cops.
Better look out boys, for thew say
the new cops are experienced in the
art of speeding and don't make any
mistakes.
Mr.. w. A. Montgomery announces
in this issue that he is now ready
to take your measure for a new fall
suit. Mr.. Montgomery is an expert
enced tailor, and we are sure that
when he takes the measure for a suit
it will fit. His advertisement appears
in another column of this issue.
The Heart Of Maryland" will be
presented at the Lyric Theatre next
Wednesday and Thursday, August
9 and 10. The price of admission will
be 80 and IS cents and reserved seats
will be on sale at w. A. Gilpin's gro
Gerry store today, Saturday.
Hon. Jeff B. Snyder is entertaining
a large number of his friends at his
camp on Tensas River. We under
stand that at present there are about
seventy kucSIS PIcSeut.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kirkpatrick and
family and Mrs. C. A. Hill and son
spent very joyous week end at
Bear Lake.
Miss Lora Kellar, of Mound, La,
is guest this week of Miss Dixie
Kirkpatrick in Tallulah.
Services at the First Baptist Church
this coming Sunday will be Conduct
ed by the new pastor, Rev. H. M.
neMoss. at IL A. NJ. and 8 P. M.
The title of his morning sermon will
be Nothing but Leaves: Cut It
Down." In the evening he will
preach on 1.-THE Excellency Of Gods
Commandments, or Thou Shalt Wor-
ship the Lord Thy God" Everybody
Welcome.