Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-09-01

4rs. Oscar Levy had - her gueet,
this week Mrs. s. Kahn and daughter
Janice Of New Orleans.
Mr.. Geo. N. Clarke returned thin
week from . visit to his daughter
Mrs. Child. :at Bovina, Miss.
| Prof. A. n. Hendon has returned
home after . summer spent 1t sum.
mer school ut Pineville, La.
Mr.. ]. n. Rougeou, Of Lamourie,
La. Is visiting st. Joseph, guest Of
Prof. and Mrs. A. n. Hendon.
Master Willie Hsckler Of Water
proof is visiting his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Ms. ,Chas. Heekler, 1T st.
Joseph.
Mr.. Holman L. Smitha. ;r., and
sister. Miss Ruby SMITH. have re-
turned from . visit 70 relatives in
Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Burford and
her mother, Nrs. T. r. OVERLY, Of
Clarkesdale. Miss, -. visiting Mr..
OVERLY. ut "Clara Hn,x."
Mr.. Louis Blackman has returned
from . three-week visit to Hot
Springs. We are glad to know that
he feels greatly improved BY his
"trip.
Mr.. Thos. n. Wade, Jr., and son,
Thomas III, have returned from .
visit to relatives and friends at
Lookout Mountain and Chattanooga.
Tenn.
Miss Mollie Drake 10 visiting rel
atives at Port Gibson, Mss, before
assuming her duties - tacher for
the approaching session at Hickory,
Niss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coza and
children Of Haselhurst, Miss. spent
. short evening With Mr.. and Mrs.
James Johnston and Miss Louise
Johnston. this week.
Work Of getting the school houses
ready for the opening Of school ON
the 18th inst. IS gciag ahead rapidly.
The st. Josepa sea n,l bio. ling II
being repaired and the interior b
receiving . cost IT paint
Lieut.. and Mn. Holland and little
SON have returned to Grand Bayou,
La, after . pleasant visit with her
father. Mr.. A. B. Bowman, ct "Ridge-
land" Miss Mamie Bowman and Mas
ter Walter are still with their father.
The Teacher Institute to BE- held
at St Joseph win convene on next
Thursday. September It'll, at the st.
Joseph High School Building. and
viii Be conducted By Mr.. Jna n.
Foote. Rural end Elementary School
Inspector for Louisiana; Mr.. J. T..
Calhoun, Supervisor Of Rural Schools
for Mfssiasippi. win also b present
Al teachers Of the parish are ex-
pected to attend this institute.
Organization was perfected for .
junior Epworth League ct st. Jo-
seph on Sunday by TIE election Of
the following offiee3: President,
Thompson Lanius Clarke; vice prssi-
dent, Mis Clair Drake; secretary.
Miss Elizabeth O'Kelley; treasurer,
Magruder Smith, r.; leader, Mr.. A.
n. Smith. The new organization
launches forth under most favorable
auspices and much good b expected
At 4
: The ladies' Of the Episcopal church,
St Joseph. are arranging to give .
danee 1t Lake Bruen Country Club
on the evening Of Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 8, beginning Ut $50 o'clock.
Refreshments win be sold. Delight
IA moonlight motor boat rides wnl
b Included In the evenings enter
tsinment. Admission Win Be fixed 1T
t2.6o per couple. ladies without e.
eorts SOC and children soc. The pur-
pose Of the dance b to raise money
with which 10 repair Christ Church.
A most enjoyable time b assured al
who attend.
Senator Fremont Coodwine Of
''0nsenta" plantation this week
brought 10 81 Jo:ryh w. ears Of
corn, raised By him. which are about
- Ans - one could wish TO zee,
and shows eloquently the possibilities
II this parish IN ecm production.
One Of thsse ears measured IL In
ehes IN length and contained Is
fully developed rows, every Gzain
being large and sound. This b known
a "Sehwill's Medal Corn" and sS<
sragss two ean 70 ths stalk. TAese
two ears are on exhibition In the
lobby Of Tie post-ofhee.
Min Catherine Hornssy entertained
ct bridge on Tuesday morning IN
houor Of two attractive visitors, Kiss
Alles Bondurant Of St Joseph. and
Min Ella Hardy Of New Orleans. The
guests were besidss the two honorees
Misses Marie Ogden, Frances Keyer