The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-28

nsaMi nsMorTan City this evening. Ihe
% NV ,sron,;ses to be a good one.
Mise Gladys Latham, who is teach
,.s in the High School at Welsh La
- !. .rending the Weekend with hey
psrsnts, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Latham
i c,sar making season is with US
.,orSy all the refneries are III fu''
Nae sss. Nav the faiths be propltious
] Urt;l us; . bountiful crop is gathered
and made.
Va learn that Misses Lizzie Reu-
=. and Anna Mahon will open q
y II SMressn,aking establishment in the old
psuter building on Main Street IN
The near future
The Police Jury will not meet on
rs regular meeting day, which falls
an November 1st, as same is a legal
/ halliday The Jury will meet in
,oscial session on Monday, Nov. 9th.
|, Tho Publicity Committee of the
franklin Chamber of Commerce has
offered a prize of $500 in gold to
thp one who will send in the best
slogan for its Buy-AT-HOME Cam
paign.
Mr.. Wilson McKerall, Sr., ami
Mrs, Mary Gross are in New Or
leans. Mr.. McKerall is there for the
purpose of having cataracts removed
from his s,eyes. We trust the opera
ton will be success and his sight
entirely restored.
Blacksmith and Wheelwright, au-
tomobile painting and trimming. C.
S. Brenn.
h The Studebaker car to be given
4 away by the merchants of Franklin
will be a. NEW one, you need have
no fears. The car will, in a few days,
/ be on exhibition in, the show window
/ of the McKerall. Motor Car Company.
The Parish School Board has ord
!, sred the schools closed Thanksgiving
and the Friday following, and has
urged all teachers to attend the
State Teachers meeting Nov. 80 and
Dec. 1st and End.
Every good citizen should not for
get to keep himself always fully pre-
pared to exercise that highest priv
ilege, and right of an American citi-
zen, the right of suffrage. Therefore,
60 right now and pay your poll tax
: for 1922.
Next Wednesday, November 1st,
vii be All Saints Day. 1t is a day
universally sacred in Louisiana, when
~ people Of all creeds and of al
= naticnalities reyerently gather in the
Silent City Of the Dead and place
howers upon the graves of their de-
parted kindred and friends. 1t is ten
Derby a beautiful custom.
- On November 18th the world halts
% observe the fourth anniversary OF
Armistice Day, and the American
,,.E Red Cross inaugurates its Annual
ko!l Call for the enrolment of its
1873 membership. The Red Cross il
; not only the soldiers "greates1
| mother" while on the battle field bu'
Nneves suffering humanity wherev
er known in peace times.
Ars. Robert Milsted, of Eunice, i.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Feli1
!; castillo, on Anderson street.
~ and Mrs. A. S. Jones, of Eustis
sssioeinss Are. visiting at the home O
Jones parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Peterman.
MOST heaters waste half your fuel
So'ea Hot Blast Heaters save anl
- nat wasted portion.
aeese VIII 6e no service at st
nnaty,s Church Sunday, the rector
i.. ksv ]: H. Swami, being out of the
Wy dc hopes to return 10 time TO,
AZ AZ Sse!ylce Wednesday. the Feast o,
very enjoyable birthday surprise
psty was given to Miss Elnora Rich
su iast Tuesday evening. The affai,
~ Rotsen up by twelve couples O,
young friends. Refreshments were
.s. seo. dancing and q pleasant time
=!
!efnot Parker has appointed Mr.
= ~sSsuss Gaderisn Justice of the Peace
Ie' ~ Third. Ward vice Mr.. J. E.
er.,;s e,;s'o resigned. Mr.. Guderian
I.,neo isst Thursday. Any ooe
s.iog bis services will and him
morning at the court house in
s,s,.As Assessor's Office from 9 to Il
We Congratulate Mr.. Gu.
i StlAo 90 his annn;n,wa,t