St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-12-09
FOLSOM NEWS NOTES AND PER-
SONALS.
(By STAR Correspondent)

(By Star COrresDondent)
Folsom, Dec. 7th.-We had the
pleasure of visit from the Bonner
Greek B. P. Y. U. last Sunday night.
who rendered a program at the Bap-
tist Church. This is young organi-
zation and they are to be cOngratu-
lated on the splendid program they
rendered. The house was filled to
capacity. Rev. Evans spoke on I'd
Timothy, 2:15. Subject, Baptist
Young People Utilized
Sunday School Rally at Folsom.
Sunday, Dec. 81, is to be banner
day for Folsom. We are planning a
big Sunday School Rally. Four Sum
day Schools will take part, viz: Fol-
som, Bonner Creek, Bogue Falaya
andNew Zion. The rally will be held
at Folsom, beginning at $3.50 a. m,
Sunday and continuing throughout
the day.
Party in Honor of Misses Faust and
Mary Hughes.
Last Friday night a very delight
full party was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. York in honor OF
their little guests, the two Misses
Faust and Mary Hughes, of McCo7nb,
Miss. A very large crowd of the
little folks enjoyed themselves with
games, singing and other amuse-
ments.
: A Very Painful Accident.
Monday afternoon Robt. Anthony,
9-year-old step-son of John Anthony,
living about miles west Of Folsom,
while playing with dynamite, which
had been left from blowing stumps,
caused the dynamite to explode,
tearing his hands into a lacerated
mass and making his face and body
look almost like a seiVe, where the
dirt and fragments of copper entered.
He was rushed to the office OF DR..
Jones, in Folsom, and DR.. Buquof, OF
was called in. The dam
ages were repaired the best possible
and after a good night of rest the
little fellow was sent to the Charity
Hospital in New Orleans.
Oyster Feast, Saturday, Dec. 8.
Don't forget the oyster feast this
Dec. 9th, at the Communi-
ty House in Folsom. Oysters will be
served any style, beginning at 1900
o'clock noon.
Personals.
Mrs. T. B. Faust and children and
little Mary Hughes, of McComb,
Miss, spent Thanksgiving holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. York.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Fendlason had
IS their guests last Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Fendlason and family, Of
Amite; Mrs. J. B. VanZandt and little
laughter, Jeanette, and Mrs. Ray
Barnes, of Columbia, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Millington, of Bo
salusa, were visitors to Folsom one
lay last week.
Mr.. H. Baker left last Sunday for
Ark, where he has ac-
;epted position.
Mrs. w. r. Wallis and Miss Barb |
IRA MCGOWAN spent the week end il |
New Orleans.
Mrs. B. T. Spring left Sunday for
New Orleans for medical treatment.
Mrs. T. Gusman and little daugh.-
II, Stella, spent last Sunday in Man.
leville with relatives.
Mrs. M. Reed and son, and Misses
4ena Moran, Hester Rogers, Messrs.
.. Rogers and NJ. Boudreaux m0tored |
o Franklinton, Sunday.
Mrs. G. McLain, of Lumberton, is
he guest of her son, Mr.. J. D. Nc
4ain, who Is still confined to his bed, |
much to the regret Of his friends.
Mrs. P. Reed was a New Orleans
'isitor Monday.
Misses Gertrude Mandot, Lena Mo-
an, Mrs. T. Gusman, Prof. G. w. |
Iarnado and DR.. F. r. Jones attend
ID the basketball games in Covington
Tuesday night.
Mr.. L. Brent, of Bogalusa, was the |
,uest Of Miss Hilda McLain, Sunday.
Misses Francis and Valerie Gallo
way, Grace Allison, Marie Rester,
dessrs. Vincent Russell end Allan
galloway, of Blond, mo.ored to Fol-
ON, last Sunday, and attended the
;. Y. P. u.
Mr.. Mike Foil, of h.rank: ::ltons was
he guest OF Miss Truman Camp last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. McLaia and
amily were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. D. McLain, Sunday.
Messrs. Cornelius Allison and Jud-
on O'Keefe, of Blond were visitors
lere Sunday.
Mr.. Denham Bickham, of Frank
inton, was the guest Of Miss Hilda
dcLain.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. q. Heintz return
d home Tuesday afternoon after