St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-12-09
Child Was Taken To City
For Medical Aid and
80
May Be Saved
SLIDELL WINS
FROM TULANE
Christian Endeavor and La
dies Aid Entertain; So
cial and Personal
Rx Staff Correspoudent


day morning about o'clock, when
Mr.. Adam Stieber, mistaking his lit
tie sister-in-law for burglar, shot
her. The child is still alive, accord
ing to last reports. She will be TAX
en- to the city Friday morning on tho
first train. We sympathize with the
little one and wish for her speedy
recovery.
Slidell Beats Tulane Freshies.
| The fast Slidell Athletic Club
played the Tulane Freshies last Sat-
urday evening. The Freshies came
out from New Orleans confident of
| victory, and it seemed as if they
would return as winners. Tulane
made her first two goals and then
Slidell took the game into their
hands. When the game ended the
score was 80 to II, with Slidell on
the winning end. The lineup for
Slidell was: Mcdaniel, center; Wall
and Pierce, forwards; Snider and
Mexican, guards. John Parker came
in In the last half and relieved Snt-
der, who was hurt. Every one Of
the players worked hard for the first
half and then the last half was not
SO hard. Come on, S. A. C's!
Christian Endeavor Entertains.
The Christian Endeavor entertain-
ed the B. Y. P. u. and Epworth
League at backwards Party" Fri
day night in the Redmen's Hall. The
hall was decorated in pines, sugar
cane and hay. AS the fun-makers
came in they were requested to turn
around and walk backwards to the
back Of the hall and register
names backwards. This caused quite
little amusement, for many had to
stop and think how to spell their
own name backwards. When every
one was seated In a circle with their
faces to the center, punch and cake
were served. A few games were
played and apples and oranges serv-
ed. Quite number OF games were
played and then sticks Of peppermint
candy, tied with red ribbon. were
served. The evening spent by the
young people was among the happi-@
est events of the season.
Baptist Ladies' Aid Entertafns.
Circle No. 3 of the Baptist Ladies'
Aid entertained their families at q
social Thursday night at the home
Of Mrs.. u. G. Neuhauser. A most
enjoyable evening was spent and a
delicious salad course and candies
were served. The men believe that
this sort Of thing is the best part OF
the Ladies' Aid.
The Euzalian Class of the Baptist
Sunday School will be entertained
at the home of Miss Audrey Rich
ardson, Friday night,
Indians Render Program.
The company Of Indians from the
Presbyterian Indian College in Okla
homa came out from New Orleans
last Friday night and rendered quite
IN interesting program. The thir-
teen girls, under the leadership of
Mr.. Spring, sang and recied verses
of the Bible remarkably we'll. They
gave us an idea Of what the college is
accomplishing. The knowledge of
these girls OF the Bible is wonderful.
Local and Personal.
4 The bazaar held by the Catholic
ladies at the Community House, last
was wonderful success.
The ladies made $172. The dance
given that night was enjoyed by all
who attended.
Mrs. G. B. Bhenke spent Wednes-
day in New Orleans.
Little Miss Thelma Levy is In New
Orleans where she underwent an op-
grafton on her tonsils. We hope to
see Thelma at home real soon.
Mr.. +. Meyenberg and Mr.. Dobre,
officers Of the Slidell Ice & Light Co..
spent Monday in Slide1l.
Mr.. Elgin McLain, OF Boga1usa,
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. Varnado.
Mr.. G. G. Larrabee spent Tuesday
In New Orleans.
Miss Thelma McCants, Of New Or
leans. spent Sunday with Miss VIII
lard Varnado.
Mrs. j. H. Dunstan and Miss Beu-
lah Stevens spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in New Orleans.
Misses Francis Howe and Pomie
Dunham and Mr. Gus Fritchfe mo-
tored to Pop1arvi1le Wednesday.
Mr.. Karl Neuhauser spent Thurs
day in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Reed and little
daughter, Doris Lee, spent Monday
in New Orleans.
Miss Eleanor Thorn, one of our
high school faculty, came oyer for
the basketball game Saturday night.
The 8. A. C's. will play the Y. M.
G. c. (the pride Of New Or1eans),
Friday night on the Grant Court.
We wish our boys the best luck ever.
Mr.. Pat Mcdaniel spent Thursday
In New Orleans.