St. Tammany farmer., 1922-07-01
SLIDELL MAKES.
PREP PARATIONS
FOR BIG TIME
ON FOURTH
Old-fashioned Basket Picnic
Will Be Given On
Bayou Liberty
A WE'LL KNOWN
ORATOR TO SPEAK
Slidellians Visit Hammond
For Laying Of Corner
Stone; News Notes
(By STAFF Correspondentl !

(By Staff Correspondent
Slldell, June 30.-On the Fourth
an old-fashioned basket picnic will
be, given en- Bayou Liberty. Efforts
have been made to secure the SER
vices of {. weA-known orator to de-
liver the address OF the day. All
sorts OF arrangements have been
made to entertain tho children, A
train will leave in the morning for
those who do not care to go in their
cars. No tables will be spread but
everyone Will be to himself. In the
afternoon the Tokatees will play the
Slidell baseball club.
Following is the list Of committees
in charge:
| ~. q. Neuhauser, general chair
man; M. r. Simmons, general secre-
tary; executive committee, S. r. Sim
mons, chairman; T. H. McAfee, r.
w. House.
Publicity Committee-W. G. Huff,
chairman; Pat Mcdaniel, C. M. lid
die, J. B. Howe, r. A. Davis, H. C.
Cleveland, A. E. Harding, B. P. Dun
ham,.
Transportation Committee-E. F.
HALEY, chairman; A. V. Smith, M.
F. Mcmahon, J. H. Dunstan, w. j.
Kellerher, Joe Miles.
Entertainment Committee-C. A.
Everitt, chairman; T. H. McAfee, q.
is. Jemison, Mrs. G. o. Salassi, Mrs.
M. Mcdaniel, J. V. Cooley, Jr.,
Homer Fritchie, M. Green, A. Haas.
Refreshment Committee-Dr. +. r.
Singleton chairman; F. A. Bour-
geois, w. L. Ellis, Paul Redmond,
J. C. Langston, Frank Canu1ette, T.
J. Eddins.
Finance Committee-GG. B. Harri-
son, chairman; G. G.. Larrabee, w.
A. Parker, G. A. Baker, r.. L. Muir
ray, J. A.. Mire, II. B. Liddle. w. L.
Abney, A.. D. Canulette.
Committee on Store Closing-R.
w. House, chairman; P A. Saxon,
L. D. Spring. ..
of the Florida Parishes has been
issued and a hearty welcome awaits
all who attend.
Gillis- -Craddock.
| One of the. prettiest events of the
season was the wedding of Mr.. E. B.
Gillis. Of Pearl River, to Miss A1zada
Craddock, of Audubon, Rev. Ball Of
| iciating. The wedding took place
in the Audubon church, which was
beautifully decorated in palms and
white roses. The bride looked very
pretty in ber beautiful gown Of white
georgette. Her attendants were Mrs.
Anderson, matron of honor, and Miss
Helen Dunham, maid of honor. Lit
lie Rudolph Carmichael was ring
,earer, and Mr. L. Craddock acted
Is best man. Mrs. Jack Willis played
he wedding march, while Miss Ben
!ah Bourgeois sang "Love Me" In
soft, sweet tones.
A reception followed at the home
Of the brides brother, Mr.. T. G..
Craddock. The happy courle left for
Tennessee to spend their honeymoon
! in the mountains.
Among the out-of-town guests at
tending were Mrs. B. II. Gardner,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Eddins, Miss
Hazel Martir, Miss Virginia Dunham,
Miss Estelle Gillis, Mrs. C. B. Cum
ningham, Miss Beulah Bourgeois,
Miss Helen Durham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wall.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Ellis spent
last Sunday in Pearl River.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. X. Moody and
little daughter are visiting relatives
in Poplarville this week.
Miss Mary Louderbrough is visit
ing in New Orleans this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. v. Cooley, Jr.,
left Monday In their car to spend
the week in Baton Rouge.
Mr.. c.. M. Liddle and Mr.. Jay Lid
die visited New Orleans Tuesday.
A number Of Slidellians went to
Hammond via Covington and Madi-
sonyille, Tuesday, to witness the lay
ing of the cornerstone of the now
city hall. On their return thcy came
via Independence, Kentwood, Osyka,
Magnolia, McComb, TylertoWn, Bo-
galusa and Franklinton. Among
those in the party were Mr. and MR..
F. C. Coney, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Houzner, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bancks,
Messrs. C.. A. Baker, r. w. House,
w. L. Abney, Geo. Harrison, CLYDE
Polk, Sam Michel, M. F. Simmons,
A. SollbergcrS and Dr. J. tx. Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and daughters,
Misses Lillian and Edith, and sons,
Messrs. Elmer and Emery, Of Boga--5=
lusa, spent last Sunday here with.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Smith.