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brother n o. Hsrdaway for ,ey.,,i
weeks. Mrs n. q Hardaway gave . ~.
party Saturday afternoon, her gue.f. ~
ing fourteen ladies' who have en'er,stn.t
for Miss Hardaway during her visit to,,
Following the theater the party entrys5
refreshmcnts at the Taylor phartnacg.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Dunton whose rp,r.
riage occurred July 25 in Portland Drs
returned last week from their houpy.f.e1
which was spent In visiting various nara,
Of oregon and California and are ~ hons
to their friends at b02 North third street
Mrs. Dunton was formerly Miss Carri,
shute OF Jewell, Kan. Mr.. Dunton ~ Az.
perlntendent OF the Ponca city water ana
light department.
The marriage OF Miss Myrtle Grace An.
gel of Oklahoma city and Charles H.
Higdon Of this city took place at Al
Msry's church Thursday morning. nv
Father Peter Ksmp bestowing the msk
riage vows. u. J. Donshue. g.. acted n
best man, little Zslmon Higdon. st., bora
tho ring In lily while tiny llttle Nu,,
Mary Katherine Hlgdon was flower g,ri
and. Mrs. r. y. Higdon matron OF honor.
Directly after the ceremony the company
repaired 90 the home ot Zalmon Hlgdon
42O South Usage, whero dainty wedding
breakfast was served.
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State Society



Mr. and Mrs ueoTeg Kelley will move
soon to ranch near claremore
Miss Mildred shnltH Is studying Music
with Mr.. Perry of Tulsa.
y. r. Richardson, - former sand
Springs spent last Wednesday here
l. Hooper Is the owner OF a new over
wiliiam Fuller, sO2 Mckinley has pur-
chased u new Hudson coach.
Miss Estclc Miller viii leave next week
u visit friends at Bella Vista, ARK.
| W II, Brown OF Chorryvale. Kan, was
business visitor ln our city this week
business In our city Tuesday
Mrs Elmer Wilson and sons departed
Tuesdoy for visit with relatives IN
Mrs /. II. Myers and son. Andrew and
daughter Alma departed Monday evening
I Tor visit with relatives in wyoming
4 George II. wilson, SIS Mckinley made
SSayS' Su''"''' "'p " ""'"'''0 '''' '"'
| Muriel Monpcn had the misfortune 10
| break an arm while horseback riding one
Mrs. II. 4 Woodward Of salins. KAN
arrived ruestey for visit at tho homes
Mrs. IT, Arnold. who has been visiting
| relatiyeH here returned to her homo IN
/ Mr. and Mrs, s. u. FAyhe OF spring
| field MO, we're In our city Tuesday With
a view 20 purchasing dwelling.
W l.. Han who has been confined 10
! his bed FOR the past IS weeks is able to
Mrs W, a.. Hamilton and son returned
| last "Wednesday FROM Colorado where
4 r Evans Of The on supply company
VIII leave soon for eastern points TO
MisA Eva Richardson OF cherryvEls,
Kan. Ia the guest Of A. J. Shuts and
family Tor the present,
Miss Sarah Bales Of the sand Springs
Gas company viii leave soon for short
vacation 10 Eureka springs Ark
Mr. and Mrs j. u, CTamer are build
ing new home on North Washington
Miss Amy Gottry will ehapsrone about
% q ths Older girls of the sand SnrinEs
Home on their outing at Shell creek
! Mrs w y. willard and daughters
Mary and Jeanette, arrived Tuesday fnr
a yiLt with relatives In the shell creek
Miss julia Maycs and Miss Ethel
day tor cnuple of weeks visit at the
homo ot their cousins here
In inc sand Springs schools hes aceeptel
a pnsitlru In the National Park seminary,
Forest Glenn, Nd
Mrs o. L. stewart and children, al
Montana. whore they have spent ths'r
thaus, raeo and family ploo to de
part this week Cor few wseiSs' vacation
which the, viii spend In Colorado and
yruahn wilson returned home ,as'
wr.l fFOw fhe summer home Of Mt
onI Nra y. A Page where he has beer
Mr El rosg Is making plans for IN,
s~90s pool 81 At 2S'y'i' Sis Somo '' on SSr S'SS
AZ ans Mr. Frank Long and som
they VIII 30 by motor to spend their va
lIr. and Mrs Altk.ns. sea MeKinle,
h@i a. their guest last sunday Mr ans
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MOUNIls.

Mr. and Mrs NJ Df Hord Of okmufps.
were visiting Mounds friends last week
I. A. Payne Of cushing visited Noun ia
relatives the past week.
Miss Helen Horod is visiting relatives
IN Brlstow
Mrs Lowell Thurman Is spending tht
week visiting friends In oklahoma CIV
Or. Rosenfren Is enjoying her vacation
with home folks at oklahoma city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Powell are occupying
the Mrs Dora Parrish residence.
Mr. ard Mrs. Joe Alexander motored
10 Sapups nSturday.
Mr. and Mrs A NJ. Smoot were Tulsa
vlaIIara Saturlav evehlnE.
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C1In1SNIds

ltilk1 SAILS
You never knew device and
speech could dwell
within this charm bound cell
Frcak'd over with curious pic
toKraph--
Might be the opliaph.
Did not Life dwell within from
Death caught sheer,
Now its wirg'd freedom noar'
But go It is. This secret, living
house
found beneath the houghs.
A. II had been another icaf In
stead.
cut its tethorlng thread.
Ana hung II IN my window ip
plain sight.
II fecls. not secs. the light.
IL family stirs--so soon it7 bonds
10 break.
And hcav'n's blue highway take
nul, either thia hid Lie spoats
ont TO me
or ] have found the key
To the dim hlcrorlyph upon its
door,
For truth. uugraspcd before.
Is mine, ana II shall stead me all
my days.
Guidance through all blind ways
A dwcller In chrysalls, this
Me.
A Light shall surely free,
with wings to journey all about
the spheres
Through time not told by years.
Tho ,t,tn, NJ. tu,piiruto ana gnu-
not keep
From stirring though asleep. ...
Who knows II. 0t this moment. |
Am worm--or butterfly!
EDITH NJ. THOMAS.
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Mrs. Harold Altkens. Mr.. and Mrs, Bate
nnd Mrs. Mills Of Tulsa.
Arthur cawman. euroute from Los
Anseles' Cal. 10 Mexico Clty' spent
wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. s. a.
stAdsr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page and
daughter Mary and Li-oin Rayburr
viii leave next week for Yellowstone park
whore they viii spead their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bcrt FRYE. Mr.. and Mrs
o. H. Stewart viii leave next weeR for
the ozarks where they VIII spend "a
month
Harvey Aitklp has resigned his posi-.
ton with the Kerr Glass company and
has accepted = position with the Cosden
refinery In Tujss.
Frank pItaman who had contemplated
ioe"t!u, 'g some SOM, other part Of the eosn- gn-
accepted position with tho HIxson
Miss Mary powen and Miss Kathryn
Tuesday They arc on nike" trip
from Fort Smith, Ark, to points In Colo.
RADIO
white at work IN the office OF the
Power, tight & water CO, Tuesday Miss
Edith White was taken suddenly ul and
was taken to her home on Washington
c. II. Hahs.9,, office manager OF tho
A, II. kcrr CO., returned Monday
from Indiana whore hc had visited hts
family who are spending their vacation
there.
n s, woolsey who recently pur-
chased the cash ana carry grocery and
after making several improvements has
opened the store under the name Of the
hon Ton. Mr. ana Mrs, Woolsey have
become residents OF our city, being now
located at sixth and Garfield
Tourist Park News
r J, Howard and r. " Savers OF
rucumcati, N, NJ, were visitors here
Tuesday on routa 10 Fort Smith Ark.
g, II, Mantord and T E wright with
! their families camped here Monday night
while on their way from Tennessee TO
points In New MeNlco.
c. o. WambauEh and family OF near
Muskogeo stopped here Monday for 4
visit with their relatives south Of our
/ city. They are on their way "a sperd
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q Society
clubs Muslc--Woman's work.
Muslo--woman's work.

guest Of Miss Clcphane wertzber.
ger for the remainder Of the sum
NOR The Wortzberger family have
n delightful summer home at this
northern resort and have been there
/ since early summer.
Misa Kathryn fttncr left Friday
/ for Karouls lake, Mlun.. and was
/ accompanied 20 this resort by her
( sister. Miss Ellnor Ittner Of okla
/ hom1 city
Miss Marjorie Corrlgan left Fri
/ day for Hot springa, Little Rock
| and Dcrmott, Ark, where she will
/ visit relatives and friends for sew
| oral weokn.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newlin have
/ returned from n pleasant visit 10
california.
Dr. Clara NJ Halford has been
called "a Cleveland, Ohio, by the
{ illness of her mother.
Mr. charles O'Connor left this
week for BOULDER, Colo, where he
/ viii Join Mrs. OConnor nud the
I boys, Larry and BucL Later the
D lhNllllN VIII lbHN lfllbNNNpllf Iiih
I and will go 10 Washington aud Van.
/ Couvcr and viii take the boat trip
/ to san Francisco, returning to Tuiaa
/ about September 4.
/ Mrs. j. i. McQuigan Of 1919 South
/ Baltimore avenue is very III at the
/ family residence.
/ Mrs. w. w. Lockhart returned
| few days ago from Custer City, Pa,
! whore she was called early In the
| summer by the death OF her mother,
! Mrs Emmcliue Shaw Johnson,
| widow OF the late Capt. John &.
Johnson.
Miss Berenlcc LoOncy OF wichita,
! Kan, ~ the guest of Miss Maurice
| Howard at 1i1s. North Elwood ave-
nue.. Miss I.oonty and Miss Howard
Hrc former class mates at Central
college in Lexington, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles John
| Wrikhtsman plan to leave at an
| early date for northern resorts to
/ remain until cool weather.
Mrs Charles a. Steele and little
| daughter, Jaue left during the week
/ Tor Sltanatealcs. n. T.. TO remnin
! during August and September, They
/ viii be Joined later by Mr.. steele.
Mrs. william y Stahl and young
daughter. Miss Wlnifred, are visit
| ing relatives In Cleveland. Ohio.
Later they win visit tho great lakes
and will so to Deer Lake, MINI,
! for the late summer.
MIR and Mrs. j. II. Alexander have
Just enjoyed delightful cruise OF
the Great Lakes on the palatIal
steamer Tioncsta.
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we needed each other in our work.
/ couldn't let go of Soabury alto
gethcr and he couldn't let me go.
We felt that once we were d.
vorccd We could be friends again"
Scabury nodded his approval OF
the statement,
She said that hubby" had gotten
to the stage I'm a husbands develop
ment whore a wife was Just some
one 10 uNe AZ convenience, some
one SO well known and taken for
granted that hubby could tell his
love affairs to her.
I'm glad I'm divorced she said.
Il like to be free. II you're not
married things don't hurt you.
don't blame Soabury. It's much
harder for man to keep single
hearted on the stage than for q
woman.
"Now we are working together
beautifully and / know wen remain
friends for life"
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lny Cenlral Prosa.l

tby ttntlal liftH.)
NEW YORK, Aug Married
life. Blllle Shaw and william Sea
bury didn't agree. But they were
agreed after seven years OF II that
the best thing TO do was TO disagree
--- matrimonially.
And so they hlod themselves to the
well known court where marriage
bonds are rent asundor. Dcsertion
was the charge. II was enough.
This formality complied with they
returned --- together -- to the flat
which they had left as man and wife.
They're stlll living there. Miss
Sha~'s oN-mother-in.law acts as
chaperon. Seabury even has his card
on his wife--eX- wife's door bell
and a cot In her living room.
Miss shaw explained tho peculiar
situation.
Married. we Just couldn't get
along" she said. lint we felt that
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Mr.. Kirol r, Holm left ,his week
for Walloou Lake, Wis, 10 jo'n
Mrs. Holm and the children who
are spending the summer here.
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Mr.. Maurice Breen has returned
from Walloon Lake Mich. where
he has been spending the summer
with his mother. Mrs, FRANK NJ
Breen. who Is here untll autumn,
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Mrs. O. x. Eysenbaoh and daugn-
ter Margaret left this week Toe Lhh-
rain, Wis, whore they VIII IiAt un'
IN fall. They will be Joined later py
Mr. Eysenhach.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06

Miss Claire Martin has returned
10 her home in Chicago after Vis't
here with Miss Dorothy Nersel.
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Miss Naomi Brown. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Earle Brown.
leaves In September for National
Park seminary, Washington, ID, c.,
where she Will study the coming
year. Miss Brown will accompany
MissI Jane Robinson at this time.
Miss Robinson has been attending
this institution the past year.
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Miss Betty West has returned TO
her home in Lancaster, Ky, after
visit here to her aunt, Mrs. j, Wes-
ley West.
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MIR. and Mrs CHARLES Edward
Strouvelle and family have wch
them for the Weekend at Spayinaw.
Misses Olive Irene Ellis, Mayme
Lawson. Dorothy Vensel. Natalie
and Margaret Bronch.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Springer Miss
Elwilda Bell Springer Dr. and Mrs
NJ. p. Springer and baby daughter
Betty Jane and Mrs. Gaskell lef'
this week for Colorado springs 10
stav untN cool weather. rhey VIII
b. ioined later by MIR. GarkelL
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Mr.. and Mrs Lee Kennedy nua
Or S. G.. Kennedy loft the past
week for Colorado Springs TO loln
members Of the family already there
FOR the summer. The entire party
viii be guests at the Broadmoor
hotel
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. few WEEKS In California and points in
the northwest
and family, o. H. wilton and family and
$. q. Milan and sister Minnie, arrived
here Monday from Deming, \. ~. They
wore apparently well pleased with this
part of the country and stated ia was
rather probable that they would locate
permanently In Tulsa or Tulsa county.
sand Springs Park News.
rrsb Mrs. s. X Ions ana sons Biiy and
& II. Webster and family ana O. 7.
Little and family Of Yale wcrc park
Nelson Chalmers and family Of Drum
right and r a. Johnson Of outon COM
posed a party to the park Tuesday.
..,sgs Fsga Mr., NI%'oH e %y, canSS seS E.n and
here Tuesday
Nelson, Anna smythe. Tennie Newkirk
ana Hng- Olson Of prumrlght motored
to ihc park for an outing here Monday.
s g. welman and bride OF near
/ honeymoon AZ the park here Tuesday
while some ~ their friends are said to
nave been looking all over Tulsa for them.
MoNETT. NO.
Mrs, John Walsh, Mrs Margaret walsh
I.nfkin. Teas, lett for Fort scott KAN.
Tuesday morning whore they viii visit
/ Mr. and Mrs. II ~ Brown.
! Mr.. and Mrs II T. Bennett OF Pierce
I city and Mr.. and Mrs :. L. Boyd and
/ Two daughtora, Misses Olivia and Lola Of
Ncosho were guests OF Mrs. julia Froe-
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mansfield. Miss
| Hidroh Mansfield. Mr.. aud Mrs. J. n.
smedley and daughter Mary Jane, Nj and
Mrs. CRrl SAKE and son nre spending the
week at Arnold Lodge at Galena. Mo.
! Among the Monett people who visited
at baptlst Hul SUNDAY were Mr.: and Mrs
robson, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Anderson
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Miss Marian McClintocl, left Fri
day Deer Lake, MINI, 10 De tho
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Mr.. Eugene Lorton left Friday and
motqed TO Bella Vista to Join Mrs.
Lorton and Master Robert Eugene.
who are spending the summer there
He was accompanied by Miss Naomi
Brown, who will visit Miss Kathryn
Fulghum and young Master w. ~.
, Brown, jr., who win be n guest Of
Master Robert Eugene Lorton,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Y. Parrish and
Miss Marian Parrish have returned
from motor visit 10 Roaring ltiVei
and Neosho. Mo, Sloan SPRING.
and Bella Vista. Ark.
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Personals

Miss Yukola Gilbert II visiting
friends In Bristow for week.
Miss Edith Scott Upp will attend
Chicago university the coming scho-
lastic season and Will leave Septom-
Der / to begin her studies at this
institution. Miss Upp graduated at
Central high school last June. Miss
Upp Is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
ORA IL. Upp OF Terrace drive.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Nelson
announce the birth OF son. Albert
H., jr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Omer X. Benedict
have gone TO Minneapolis. MINI"
for a visit of two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Latham i. Brun
dred and children are in San Diego,
Cal, for the remainder OF the sum
npr
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guest OF Miss Clcphane wertzber-
ger for the remainder Of the sum
NOR The Worizberger family have
n delightful summer home at this
northern resort and have been there
since early summer.
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Mrs. w. w. Lockhort returned n
few days ago from Custer City, Pa,
whore she was called early In the
summer by the death OF her mother,
Mrs Emmcline Shaw johnson,
widow OF the late Capt. John &.
johnson
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I had been suffering
for two years with a ter
rible pain over my eye.
Surgeons told me the
nerve would have to be
cut out. The Inter State
Doctors cured me without
an operation.
REV. J. B. RAY,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06

Mrs. J. IT, McQuigan OF 1919 South
Baltimore avenue is very ill at th'
family residence.
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Miss Kathryn tttncr left Friday
for Karouls lake, Mlnn.. and was
accompanied 20 this resort by her
sister, Miss Ellnor Ittner Of Okla
Mnma CIV.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-01-28
FARMERS OF WASHINGTON PAR.
ISH~ SHOW INTEREST IN
TRUCKING
Over 400 Acres To Be Planted in
NatelnelOns for Northern
Markets
Potatoes, Beans, and Other Truck
To BE Grown This
Spring
BY Staff Correspondent

A meeting attended by over 2OC
farmers was held at, the courthouse
in Franklinton on Saturday, January
21st, for the purpose Of discussing
the present agricultural condition
and to determine through co-ppera-
tion of the merchants and farmers.
with their respective community o.
CARNATIONS, il some plans could no.
be reached whereby trucking coul,
be established on "a firm basis
The meeting was called to order
by Mr.. j. V. Rabb, Parish Agent,
who opened the session by explain
ing the aims and objects Of such a
meeting, and then called on Mr.. D..
E. Sheridan to act as chairman
Mr.. Felix Bachemin, Jr., agricul-
tural agent of the N. o. G. ~, was
the first speaker He pointed out
that the Great Northern Railroad
was heartily in sympathy with the
farmers and the agricultural progress
of Washington parish, and extends
its fullest cooperation towards the
development of the parish along this
line. MIR. Bachemin illustrated what
has been accomplished along the
northern end of the line, arouni
Continued on page 50
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-01-28

Gallagher, DR.. H. D. Bulloch, B. p.
Burns. R. NJ. Ickes, r. H. White and
VIM p. Minckler.
The special tranin will leave Tues
day next at 3:l5 p. m, and viii
stop at Abita and Vaudeville. Re-
turning, will leave New Orleans .,
IL p. nj. Round trip fare, $500.
NaterwO.ks and Sewers.
THE waterWorks and sewers prop-
osition has been in the hands of the
committee for some time and the
matter has been gone over with En-
gineer Kramer 1t is thought it cal
be put in shape that would be ac-
ceptable to the people. The necessi-
ty is generally conceded. After go
ing over the plans and probable cost,
1t was decided to bring the matter
before mass meeting to be held A.
the rooms Of the Association. Monday
January 80, at 7:3o p. m. It is
hoped that all who possibly can viii
be present:
The Railroad COMMITTEES.
Mr.. F. ]. Heintz, chairman Of the
Railroad Committee. reported pro-
gress. He will again visit New Orr
leans with reference to the matter,
after which the Railroad. Commission
Will be provided with the@facts and
relief will be asked.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-01-28
J )FOLSOM SOCIAL DO!NGS AND
NEWS NOTES.
(By Staff Correspondents


a linen shower was given Miss
Edna Rogers last Friday night at the
lome Of Miss Hilda McLain by the
young ladies Of the B. Y. P. e., OF
which Miss Rodgers is president.
The room was beautifully decorated
in the national colors and the shower
was hidden behind the flag. As Miss
Rodgers entered the room the flag
was drawn and the shower fell at the
feet Of the bride-elect7 who was
greatly surprised and delighted by
the manifestations of affection or
many friends. Delicious refresh
ments were served
Mr.. w. Z. Logan, Of Hatties burg,
Miss, is in town shipping lumber.
Teams have started hauling logs this
week to his mill which will start
cutting as soon as some repairs are
made, which will take only a few
days. E
Mr.. Shoemaker, Of Bogalusa, with
a crew, will commence cutting and
hauling logs to the track soon for
the Great Southern Lumber Co.
The strawberry growers in this
vicinity report fine prospect for
berries here this season.
Mr.. Arthur Jones, of New Orleans
is in town for few days negotiat-
ing for tar.
The Rev. John F. Foster, pastor
of the Methodist Church in Coving-
ton, preached very interesting SER
mon here Sunday afternoon. A large
and appreciatiye audience gave him
their undivided attention.
The members Of the B. Y. P Z.
had a very interesting and profitable
program Sunday night. This organ1-
Continued on page 81
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-01-28
MADISONVILLE
MASQUERADE
BALL TO BE
A NOVELTY
BY Staff Correspondent.

jacksonville, Jan. 26.-The River
side Pavilion. meath the grand old
| oaks OH the banks Of the romantic
Tchefuncta, will again be the scene
| Of much merrymahing when mem
Ders or the MadlsonVilie Athietl,,
Cub Will entertain at masquerade
and charity dance on Saturday even
ing, January 2Sth. at 500 O'CLOCK.
Prizes will be awarded the niftie5t
| makeup, in couples. A good orches-
ira has been chartered and the event
promises an evening crowded Will
ne novel fs,n and ios7:ai spirit tse.
4 VANS features dances ot t.arniy.::
5la utuur Til ttnnr .spittuii,1-. II:
1uarec in.ildns ,;+e.,rge Nirs. l.;,rtsz.
Day support. Behuie .ila.eIlier alu
t,nos Pennington.
\ Nearly Serious Snlasll-hp.
Sunday afternoon the intersection
Of st. John and Covington streets,
opposite the Triangle Inn, was the
scene Of a smash-up when the car
driven by Arthur Charellier, Jr., and
d car belonging to the Monteleone
estate in New Orleans, driven by
a boy from Hammond, collided.
Both cars were badly smashed, Chat
ellier's turning turtle. The occu-
pants of the car from Hammond,
three small boys, were unhurt, and
drove the car to Madisonville with
out the knowledge Of Mr.. Ben Monte
leone, who is for the present, stoE-
ping in Hammond. Chatellier sus-
tanned minor injuries about the face
and legs. Witnesses content that
the collision was unavoidable.
Nad;sOnyiIlc Huddic I.onped On.
The Madisonville Buddies were
romped on by the crack S. A. Z.
basketball team on the Commute.
Court at Slidell, to the tune Of 4o-5.
The game was fast and hard-fought
at the opening, slowing up bit at
the consistent out-classing Of the
Buddies, especially i'll the second half
when their more experienced Oppo-
nents scored at will.
Brilliant passing OF the S. A. Z.
boys featured the game and fans
were treated to an exhibition of ac
curacy in goal-shooting. Pierce and
Walls were stellars for. the Slidell
cagers. with Hover sharing in the
fonors Of the victory. Chatellier
did all the scoring for the Buddjes
with three field goals to his credit.
Despite the inclement weather 2
large and enthusiastic number of
fans were in evidence: and that VOL
derful spirit of good fellowship, so
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