St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-08-26
Fifteen Members Are Now
Enrolled With Many
More Prospects
JUNIOR PROGRESSIVE
CLUB WORKERS ON
Rendered Program of n
terest, Entertainment
and Education
BY Staff Correspondent.

ton Of a local branch of Girl Scouts
was perfected Wednesday evening
when called meeting was held al
the apartment of Miss Nora Holly
scout leader and chieftain. Miss
! Pinkie GOliehon was made 1st lieu
tenant and Miss Bonnie Mae Smith
End lieutenant. Fifteen members
constitute tho roll with many pros
pective ones In view-and who ar,
going after record enrolment for
a beginner in this scout campaign,
Much interest has been manifested
in the movement and with bit OF
cooperative spirit and assistance
from the citizenry in general. and as
a whole, wonderful future for the
Organization can easily be depicted.
Junior Progressive Workers.
Tuesday evening the members OF
the Junior Progressive Workers
Club rendered a varied program of
proven interest, entertainment and
educational inclination. The mem
bers have just returned from Baton
| Rouge whore they took advantage
of the Short Course In Club Work,
| were individual and very enthusi-
astic speakers on club work and Its
| benefis, laying special stress on the
important factors taught.
Mr.. 0. G Price, parish demonstra-
ton agent, was the principal speak
er of the evening and was very laud-
atory in what the members had ac-
complished and especially the strong
club spirit shown.
Plans are being drawn up and ar
rangements made through the inter-
est in agricultural work, for conf
munity fair to be held some. time
shortly before the parish fair. This
will enable the club members to ex-
hibit their best in the trend of agri-
culture.
Personals.
Miss Helen Wilcombe, of Poncha7
toula, was the charming guest the
past week of Miss Pinkie Gollehon.
Miss Mayme Milloit is visiting her
cousin, Miss Lillian Meyers in New
Orleans for several weeks.
Miss Bonnie Leonard left Monday
for her nome in Hattiesburg. She
was the interesting guest while here
of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Dutsch. -
Miss Mabel Perrin will leave Sun
day for short visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Perrin, in New Orleans.
Mr.. Theodore Dendinger, Sr., Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Dendinger, Jr.,
and children, Evelyn and Theodore
III, are spending August in Ho.
Springs. Ark.
Miss Jessie Jones left Monday fo-'
Bay st. Louis, Miss, where she will
visit for week before leaving on
an extended visit to relatives in Pic
ayune AMI Laurel, Miss.
Mr.. w. J. Hermann has returned
from short visit to st. Francisville.
Mr. P. A. Blanchard, of New Or
leans, is> stopping at the Koepp Kot-
tage for a week.
Miss Mamie Gollehon has return
ed from visit to her cousin, Miss
Hazel Heughan, in New Orleans.
Mrs. " Il. Chatelier returned Mon
day from d visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Erby Cuny, in New Orleans. She
was accompanied home by her young
daughter, Miss Geneva Chatelier,
who will spend a week.
Miss Ella Cooper and Miss Lillian
Davenport are at home again after
visiting relatives in New Orleans
for two weeks.
Miss Corinne Koepp is In New Or
leans visiting at the home Of Mrs,
M. Rousseau and Miss Elmere Rous-
seau.
Mrs. Sara Barnett has as her
guests her daughter, Mrs. L. Shadow
sky, with her two interesting child
rem; Mrs. L. J. Veret and Miss Anna
Mae Willem, of New Orleans; Mr.
and Mrs. J P. Brady, also of New
Orleans, and who have been visiting
Mrs. Barnett, returned home Sunday.
Miss Lula Davenport Is visiting
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Anthony, in Pom
chatoula.
Mr.. julius Gray, Of Hammond,
visited in Madisonville, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Lillian Tortrich, who has been
the guest Of her cousins, Misses
Edith, Louise and Lillian Badeaux,
returned recently to her home in
New Orleans accompanied by Miss
Lillian Badeaux.
Mr.. Harry Galatas has returned
to Kansas City, Mo-, after visiting
his brothe: and sister-in-law here
for a week.
Mrs. D. W. Cooper and Miss Ruth
Cooper were New Orleans visitors
several days during the past week.
Mrs. Valentine Hocke and sons,
Bernard and Allen, left Monday to
join Mr.. Hocke in New Orleans, after
spending the months of July and
August at her summer cottage here
Mrs Olens Rousseau of New Or
leans, Mrs R. lifeline and daughter.
Miss Vera, Miss Hilda Heughan and
Mr.. and Mrs. X. lifeline, of Shreye-
port. are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Heughan.
Mr.. Paul Policar spent several
days visiting in New Orleans.
Miss Sallye Gollehon and Miss