St. Tammany farmer., 1922-02-18
vaudeville Is
ON EVE RINGING
WEDDING BELLS
BY Staff Correspondent

Vaudeville, Feb. 16.-Rev. J. G.
Smelling, presiding elder of the New
Orleans district of the Methodist
Church, stopped here Saturday on his
way to #Covington, where he held
quarterly conference Sunday. At a
service held in Vaudeville, Saturday
night, he gave very interesting talk
and those who were not present miss
ed a treat.
The graduating class at Miss Fin
ney's school, New Orleans, of which
Miss Anna Earl VanZandt is a mem
ber, were entertained at house
party by DR.. and Mrs. Vanzandt..
The friends of Miss Hillery Biec-
horst will be pleased to hear that
she was able to make the trip home
to be with her parents during her
convalesence. She was accompanied
by her friend, Mrs. Williams, of New
Orleans, who will remain for a visit.
The School Rally will be held il
Vaudeville, April 81, 1922. A great
day is anticipated. The faculty aud
School League expect to entertain a
large crowd. ..=
Mrs. w. N. Vaught has gone TO
DeRidder, La, as delegate to the
annual meeting Of the La. Women's
Missionary Society which convened
in DeRidder, Feb. 14th to 18th. On
her return home she will remain in
New Orleans to meet with the Car
rolton Avenue Missionary Society, Of
which she is a member, to make G,
report Of the DeRidder meeting.
Rev. Luecke, pastor of the Luth-
eran Church, holds services the sec
ond Sunday OF each month at the
Union Protestant Church.
Mrs. Dudley Browne left Mande-
vile, Thursday, for New Orleans,
where, after spending a few days,
will go to Shreveport and Natchi-
toches, visiting her sons and their
families. She expects to remain
away three or four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
vile some months, have moved to
Hainesville, La, as Mr.. Wilson is
now working in the oil field.
Father Thomas has as his guest
for two weeks, Father Burke, of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulligan were in
Vaudeville few days last week.
Rev. John Foster will lecture in
Vaudeville at the Union Church on
Friday night, Feb. 17th. He will
also preach Sunday at IL a. m.
Wednesday, February %, will be
Parents Visiting Day. All parents
and friends Of the school are invited
to visit the school during actual class
working hours.
On Friday, Feb. Gath, the sixth
and seventh grades will entertain at
a vaudeville show for the benefit of
the athletic fund. General admls-
sion 10 cents.
Mrs. w. E. Vanzandt, her two
daughters and son, will spent the
week end in New Orleans.
Messrs. H. H. Levy and C. A.
David have been collecting for the
suffering Jews overseas. Hope they
were successful in realizing a sub
stantial amount.
DIED-In Vaudeville, on Febru-
airy 9, 1922, Addie E: Weston, below
ed wife OF Capt. Dan Snow. Altho
her death was expected at any time,
she passed away very suddenly at the
last. Mrs. Snow has been an invalid
for years, suffering most of the time,
but she always welcomed her friends
with smile, saying, so glad to see
you," and won't you come again? %
She will be sadly missed by her many
friends.
Mrs. DR.. Gabert is in New Orleans
visiting relatives.
The unveiling of Audubon's pic
ture by the Bird Club willtake place
Thursday afternoon, Feb. %. Ad
dress by Supt. Elmer e. Lyon.
The Priscilla Club will meet with
Mrs. Vlx next Tuesday.
On Wednesday, Feb. %, at 1880
p. M, there will be given a sociable
at the Union Church in Vaudeville
to celebrate Washington's birthday.
An interesting program will be given,
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