Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-04-07

Mr.. H. A. Sorrels Of Belzona, Miss,
was a visitor to st. Joseph this week.
Mrs. Kate Johnston has returned
after q weeks visit to her sister,
Mrs. Sterl Blanche, at Quebeck, La.
Miss Grace Peterson is among the
sick this week. Her friends sincerely
nope she will be soon fully restored
70 health.
Prof. A. N. Hendon Is attending
he annual session Of the Louisiana
teachers association in Ne~ Orleans
his week.
Mrs. Bell Nelson and Miss Doro-
ny Skinner Of faculty Of Newellton
high School, are spending the week
md at st. Joseph.
Mrs. S. p. Hornsby, who il with
he Famous and Price Stores, Nat.
-ez, was . visitor to ST. Joseph this
week. Her friends were delighted Ia
ZEE her.
Supt. and Mrs. Barrow and their
infant son are all three suffering
ION "flu" this week. Mrs. India
Clark has also been confined to hel
Led lately.
Easter services will be conducted
at Christ Church at st. Joseph on
April 18th, at II o'clock q. M, by
Rev. Lennie-Smith, followed by holy
communion.
An areoplane, going north, passed
over st. Joseph and Tensas parish
following the course Of the river, on
Friday morning, but whence it cometf
and whittier it goeth we know not.
With the high stage Of water the
mail-boat "Percy Swain" has resumed
landing at the ramp, in front Of the
Masonic Hall, at St. Joseph, which
makes much for the convenience o,
everyone.
After a stay Of couple months viii
US Mrs. L. A. Bergeron has joinet
Mr.. Bergeron on the U. S. quarter
boat 90" stationed at Kemp Bent
during the high water stage. Mrs
Bergeron made many friends during
ner stay here, who were loath to se,
her leave.
Mr.. Edgar w. Whittemore has will
him this week - his guest his sister
Miss Grace Whittemore, Of Lawr
ence, Massachusetts. This ID Mis-
Whittemore's first visit to st. 10
seph and we are pleased to lear
that she is most agreeably impressed
with our town. We hope she will re
peat her visit at another time.
The Tensas parish school boart
met in regular session at st. JOSEPH
on Wednesday and after the meeting
the members Of the board, Supt Bar
row and Prof. Hendon were invite,
to luncheon, served by the domesti
science class at the St. Joseph Higl
,chool. A very nice menu was serve,
and the luncheon was greatly en-
joye6.
On Tuesday Of this week, Apr
Ath, Mr.. w. R. Baker attained his SIT
birthday, which occasion was fitting
~ observed by his immediate family
who gathere around the family boar
and partook Of . sumptuous dinner
served in his honor. Mr.. Baker ha
lead a useful life and enjoys tn
respect and confidence Of all VIII
NOW him. His friends extend hir
congratulation on % far passing tn
scriptural limit and being 20 blesse
with the choicest Of all riches-goo
health.
| Mr.. Kirk T. Hazlip has returne
from Macon, Georgia, where he b.
been for some time engaged in th
study Of pharmacy and graduate
with the splendid average Of 81 q
Max Morris School Of Pharmacy, th
.eading pharmaceutical college Of th
South, and took the Georgia Stat
Board examination, which he passe
with credit. Mr.. Haslip vi
probably remain at St Joseph "a
awhile before seeking location and
meantime viii 60 before the LouiI
lana State Board. His many friend
congratulate him on finishing b
profession and wish him greatest SUI
cess in his chosen field Of endeavo
| Absolute merit and merit alone
responsible for Tanlae's phenomena
and unprecedented sueesse-et i
Issph psue Co., ~