St. Tammany farmer., 1922-02-11
Dressed Pig Raised by Mem
bers Tips Scales at
473 Pounds
SHELL ROAD TO BEACH
GOING RIGHT AHEAD
Masquerade Dance, Enter.
tainment by Haydens;
Local and Personal
Staff Correspondent.

Madsonvllle, Feb. 9.-Saturda,
afternoon Mr. Marce,in Rousseau
president of the Junior Progressive
Workers Club had his club pie
butchered, it tipping the scales al
473 pounds dressed. The pig was
Poland China, of good breed, and
was one Of the litter from the Lou
1slana Chief, prize winner at the
State Fair in Shreveport in 1919,
and was purchased from Mr.. George
Sonsler, at Scott, La, last February
- This is just all interesting item
OF what the club is doing and proof
of what it can do The members are
Wide-awake boys and girls who are
striving for the advantage of the
better things. For young Organi-
zatlon TREY have made wonderful pro-
gress, and at the gait they've start
ed out will soon get there.
The club members have completed
arrangements for their Valentine
Party, Saturday, Feb. IL, and assure
all who attend Ia good time. 1t is
Tor splendid cause and the public
is cordially invited.
InN ROAD 10 the Beach.
The shell road to the beach is forg-
ing right ahead. Last week the
town council received a letter from
Mr.. Paul Jahncke stating the ap-
proXlmate cost OF having the right
OF way dredged and cleared of debris
for the foundation of the road.
Masquerade Dance.
The famous Durand and Hum
phrey Orchestra has been chartere
tor the fancy dress and masquerade
ball to be given by the U. F. B. AS.
on Saturday evening, Feb. 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Haines HAYDEN
were hosts at "a reception and dance,
saturday evening, entertaining in
honoi OF Mr.. Hayden's parents, M.
and Mrs. II. U. Hayden, the occasion
OF their twentieth wedding ami
yersary, at the beautiful Hayden
home III Houltonville. Dancing in
the Spacious drawing rooms was en-
Joyed till the wee sma hours. Be
SIDES the hosts Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
I'll. Hayden, and honorees, Mr.. and
Mrs. ri. U. Hayden, those enjoying
the lovely event were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank V. leGruy, Mr.. AMI Mrs. JOS.
NJ. Findley, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Chat
ellier, Mr.. and Mrs. Jess l.. Koepp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile B. Oulliber, Mr..
bernard Oulliber, Misses Louise b.
deauG, Edith Badeaux, Annie Ferge-
1oA, t'!nkie Gollehon, Denie Chat
ollier, Dimples Baham, Mary Gabriel,
Mia Gabriel, Jeneyie Chatellier,
LII IAN Badeau, and Messrs Lloyd
HeuShan, Dan Cooper, Bennie Chat
elier, Moses Chatellier, Georg Mire,
Bobbie Sturm.
Personals.
Mrs. A. NJ Englehardt arrived
Wednesday morning from New Or
leans to spend several weeks at her
summer home here.
Mr.. Leon Rousseau returned Mon
day morning from Pearl River where
ne visited Mr.. and Mrs. M Carmich- |
ael last week. He was accompanied
home by Mr.. Milton Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Cuny and little
son, Erby, were week enl visitors OF |
Mrs. Cuny's parents, Mir and Mrs.
V. +. Chatellier.
Mr.. Joseph Leblanc was a busi- |
AeSS VISITOR to New Orleans, Thurs |
day and Friday.
Mr.. A. N. Daubert, of New Or
leans, was the guest for a week o. |
Mrs Pete Gentelucci and Miss Aline |
Gente.ucci.
MI. and Mrs. Giles Eels, of New |
orleans, are over on an extended |
VISIT as guests of DR.. and Mrs. G. A.
remington and family.
Mr.. George Dendinger, of New Or
leans, was a week end visitor to Mr..
Iheo. Dendinger, Sr., and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. R. Haas.
MT. George Parent spent several
DAYS Of last week in New Orleans Oh
business.
Mr. John Parent was a business
visitor to New Orleans, Thursday.
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