St. Tammany farmer., 1922-02-11
LETTER
NEWS NOTES
PERSONALS
BY Staff Correspondent

BY Staff Correspondent
Folsom, Feb. 8.-A very interest
ing lecture by J. A. Bohnet, of Pitts
burg, Pa, was delivered at the Com
munlty Hall, Thursday night. Sub
lect millions Now Living Will Neve
Die. This seems preposterous, bu
wonderful things are happening al
around US. The speaker, with tn,
aid OF the Bible, scientific and his
torlcal facts, proved to large anl
interested audience that a new ers
has daWned, and better day is a.
hand.
John Baron, of Hattiesburg, Miss.
is visiting friends here.
; Mr. S. D. Bulloch was looking
j over prospects in our vicinity Thurs
day.
Mrs. ]. D. McLain visited to Gov.
1ngton, Thursday, to attend the meet.
ing of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Dave Carroll and sister, Miss
Bert Cook, were shopping in Coving.
ton last week.
enl with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
en- dWith her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
B. T. Spring.
Mrs. Mo1lie Pittman and family
spent the week end in Slidell.
Mr.. A. Millington, our popular
conductor on the Shore Line, made
trip to New Orleans, Saturday.
Prof. G. w. Varnado went to
Franklinton, Saturday, to lsee his
mother
Mr.. E. r. Moses was a business
visitor here two days last week.
Mrs. Holloway, of the New Or
leans Item, was in Folsom looking
for a neWsboy to handle the Item.
She succeeded in getting Willie
Pittman.
Cecil Pittman will succeed Thos
Gusman as representative of the
Times-Picayune.
Miss Claire Gusman came up to
spend Sunday with her grandfather
Miss Barbara McGoWan and moth
er made shopping trip to Coving-
ton last Saturday.
Mrs. l. w. Stevens spent couple
of days with her mother, Mrs. Emile
Bruhl, who is confined to her bed
with pneumonia.
Mrs. B. T. Spring was a business
visitor to Coyington, Saturday.
Joe Miles, of Slidell, was Fol
som last Sunday.
Paul Gusman, of New Orleans,
came over Sunday to visit has many
friends.
Jack Yates went to New Orleans.
Monday, for couple of days.
Emile Crawford, of the N. O. G.
n, is visiting Pat Seals for a few
days. While taking his vacation
around his home. This time he is
finishing a fine barn.
Paul Armstrong, of Talisheek, was
in town Tuesday shaking hands with
all the old-timers. Everybody was
glad to see Armstrong; joyial face
along our streets again.
Carroll Booth, of Livingston, is
regular visitor to our neighborhood
on Sundays.
S. Jones, of New Orleans, was in
town this week buying tar.
Miss May Reed was a visitor to
Bogalusa last Friday.
Miss Laura Carroll went to Slidell
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs H. L. Webb, of Beaver Cree',,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Marshal Reed, Wednesday.
The many friends Of Mrs. Dave
Carroll regret to learn of her serious
illness, and trust that her stay in the
hospital will be as pleasant and as
short as possible.
Miss Bert Cook has gone to Boga-
lusa to nurse her sister, Mrs. Dave
Carroll.
Mr.. Robt. Bibby, of Bogalusa, will
be with us again for several days.
Miss Ray -Streck left Friday for
a week end visit to her parents at
Mr. Hodges, of Covington, was
selling the merchants here their
weekly supply.
A Lincoln program was rendered
Friday night, Feb. 10, by the Folsom
Public School at the Community
House, as follows:
Let Us Be Like Him." Willie Mae
Webb.
Abraham Lincoln by Beulah
Morgan.
Reading Lfncoln's Boyhood, by
Ethel Wallis.
Recitation, by Belva Core.
Reading Lincoln's Manhood, by
Vera Corkern.
Son, America" by the school.
Reading, Lincoln as President, .
Victor Blackwell.
Anecdotes of Lincoln, by Dewitt
Rogers, Carl Corkern, John York,