The St. Mary Banner from Franklin, Louisiana • 5

jIAKV BANNER WEEKLYg Pari-H. La OCT. 22, 1921 Al re iast Monday. leanS Ande, SOn friend Wouldn't talk about wbetid business is il a built an a uizzeno of week in Franklin buBineee fyMdboyt re ntaking big lor their Costume jJjSberSUt. Don't of Knights of -rifr Initiate a class of (Sunday) A O'Nie 11 sifMddiy for Leland, Miss Ifakad the funeral of their ptod'diughten Bcttie Marvin Morris was is the guessing contest od Day at the Service (jo.

She valued the Miss display at $145.00. ft ire glad to' learn that Mrs. He Anderson, who has been ill at the St Mary Sanitarium put two weeks, is slightly jut Sitarday flight the home Hr. and Mrs. W.

Prescott Foster by the arrival of a 'The Banner extends to the proud parents. Eisele underwent an op: it the St. Mary Sanitarium We are glad to state to I tiut he is doing nicely. Parish School Board at a rearing declared Thanksgiving i as school holidays, i the Christinas holidays were Jriefteei December 23rd to JanuIf. and Mra.

E. A. Delahoussaye, kind Mrs, A. J. Delahoussaye, I Delahoussaye and Mr.

R. LKjof, attended the LeBourgeoistef in New Orleans last or Wer a ruling of the Postoffice the poetoffice in he closed from 9 P. to 6 tr jjher box has been placed in the building where letters asjkd between the above will be taken out at Service Commission will unmation for fourth class the post office here on Nsvember 12, 1921. This ttaaination under the Civil rules, but is held unorder of May 10, such procedure. Bfnnett several days in vi8it their w.

Heraett is the editor the Clinton Watchcitizen of his knowledges a trem Mr. Bennett us. I. D. Sowards of Lathis week They were en where they Mr.

SowL wS WiH en 8 Mortfi Galvez he be Mary friends the City. hhis about the wia ter. JrLS ub the brick and winter is 88 to be turned on account of a nday for enter a and rnyried in ember of Swr of a family. Mr. 1 ane Bun.

SOUL ir its an belli. "PPy and fating. TO JOSIE: dead babe in the arms of your mother, Each of you taking a long, dreamless rest. Does she who had longed for i a bored so bravely Know that at last there's a babe on her breast? little white soul when your 1 went wia ff in ac to our Father ere you had known i birth, Angels knelt sadly with voice upliftmother whom you In prayer for the left on earth. As a Lily that's crushed she lay worn by her travail Her soul that was white and as pure as your own, Deserted the body too weary to hold it, Wending its way to the foot of the Throne.

I know that the Angels were waiting to greet her, One holding you closely was hovering near, To press to her bosom with heart throbs of pleasure As we do earth babies when God leaves them here. Just why He should lend you, for such a brief moment, Is not for us mortals to question, or know, Unless He intended to train our thoughts Heavenward Guiding our footsteps the way they should go. L. A. B.

For Sale. One roll top oak desk at a reasonable price good condition. Phone The Banner is in receipt of the following wedding invitation: Dr. and Mrs. Beverly Walker Smith request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Daisv Belle to Mr.

Albert Baldwin on Wednesday eveuiog, November the ninth One thousand, nine hundred and twenty-one at eight of the clock Saint Mary's Episcopal Church Franklin, La. St. Mary's Public Buildings In Good Sanitary Condition, The following letter speaks for itself: New Orleans, Oct. 18, 1921 Hon. Charles Pecot, Sheriff, Franklin, La.

My Dear Mr. Pecot: While in Franklin on the 14th instant inspectors for this Board made an inspection of the Court House and Parish Jail. The report, which I have before me, shows the general conditions of both buildings to be good. It is not often that we have such good reports of public buildings and I wish to assure you that it is most gratifying and that we are very appreciative of your cooperation. Very truly yours, OSCAR DOWLING, Pres.

Frere-Berwick. One of the prettiest weddings of the season was that of Miss Maude Berwick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Berwick of Bayou Sale, and Dr. J. Marsh Frere, eon of Mrs. T. Frere, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at St.

Mary's Episcopal Church. Rev. Mr. Vail of New Orleans, performed the very impressive ceremony. The bride's only attendant was her little sister, Mies Elva Dora, who very grac-fully bore the ring.

The groom was attended by his only brother, Mr Foster Frere. The church was very tastefully decorated in autumn flowers and ferns. The wedding march was played by Mrs. S. Barnett.

The happy oouple were showered with good wishes and beautiful presents from young and old alike, The bride is one of St. Mary's fairest daughters, and a member of one of its oldest families. The groom, who is now located at Chattanooga, la one of Franklin's best and most worthy young men. Dr. and Mrs.

Frere left on the afternoon train for New Qrleabs from whence they will ieaye for their home in Chattanooga. The Banner tenders to them its lest congra'ulatlons, and wishes them a happy and useful life of oontentment and prosperity. We learn with regret of the news of the death of little BettiTucker, aged one year, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Tucker, which occurred on Wednesday evening at Misi.

bereaved father and heart-broken mother have the Banner's fullest sympathy iu their great loss and sorrow. The colored public schools in St. Mary Parish will open on January 2nd for a term gf six months. Celebration at St. John's Academy.

On Sunday, Oct. 23rd. St. John's Academy will be the scene of joyous festivities. The citizens of Franklin have joined efforts to make this Jubilee celebration a banner day at St.

John's. They have seized with eager hearts this golden opportunity to pay their debt of loyalty and appreciation to th? Sisters for the great and noble work that they are doing in this section in behalf of Catholic education. The celebration will begin with Pontifical High Mass in the church at 10 A. celebrated by iiis Lordship, Right Rev. Jules B.

Jeanmard. by Very Rev. Thomas J. Larkin, 'S. of Westerly, R.

I. Artistic programme on Convent Grounds at 5 clock P. M. The public are most cordially invited to attend. Programme.

Musical Selections, Franklin Town Band. Golden Years Are Passing By, Chorus i'he Story of the Fifty Golden years, he Past and the Present, Miss Kath erine Sterling. Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Gates, Catholic Choir. A Tribute to the Sisters, Mr. C.

P. Burguieres. Musical Selection, Franklin Town Band. St. John Academy, Mr.

John Caffery. jubilee Bells, Chorus. If you want to do business, advertise and get it. This is a rule that will work out good results for the merchant, the farmer, the stock-dealer, and every man and woman who depends upon merchandising for a livelihood. A well-written advertisement is the key that unlocks the default and loosens the purse-strings.

Advertising in the newspapers brings results. The next time you have anything to sell advertise it in the Banner and you will be satisfied that "advertising pays." In Memoriam. In as much as our Heavenly Father bus again called to our Circle to mourn the loss of our devoted Sister and Arch Druidess, Mrs. Josephine Virginia Albares; Whereas, in the death of Sister Albares, Evangeline Circle No 2, U. A.

O. has lost a worthy member and her family a devoted wife and daughter. Be it Resolved, That our charter be draped, that a page be inscribed in our minute book to her memory, and that these resolutions be published and a copy be furnished to the family. Be it further, Resolved, Thai our heartfelt sympathy be extended to the husband and family of our deceased Sister in their hour of grief. Sister J.

C. Benoit, Sister Harry Merton, Sister Ljazie Reuter, Committee. Card of Thanks. To the kind friends and neighbors whoso willingly assisted us during the sickness and death of my beloved wife, I wish to express our heartfelt thanks, also to those sending flowers. May the Lord bless you all and spare you such sorrow is our sincere wish.

Philip Albares. STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Baton Rouge, Oct, 12, 1921. By virtue of, and in conformity with the provisions of Act No. 30 of the Extra Session of 1915, sealed bids will be received at my office on or before the 5th day of November, 1921, at twelve o'clock noon, for the lease of the oil, gas and mineral rights in and to the following described land, situated in St. Mary Parish, to-wit: "Beginning at a point on the coast line of Cote Blanche Bay between Lots 3 and 4 of Sec.

18, T- 15 R8 thence extending south to what would be, if regularly surveyed, the line between Sections 18 and 19; thence west to the township line; tht-Dce south on the township line one half mile; thence west two and one quarter miles; thence north to the coast line; thence following the coast line in an easterly direction to the place of beginning, estimated at 1500 acres." Either cash or certified check to the amount of Five Hundred Dollars ghalj accompany each bid, and said cash or certified check shall be forfeited to the State by the successful bidder in 'the event said does not enter into Written contract within ten deys after his bid shall have been accepted. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. JOHN M. PARKER, Governor yf Louisiana. Dr.

J. M. GREVEMBERG, DENTIST. in Auditorium FRANKLIN, LA. solicit a share of the public patronage.

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CAR. CO. PHONE 2 FRANKLIN, LA. OPERA HOUSE Monday, Oct. 24th "DAGGERS DOORWAY" EPISODE 7 OF "The Sky Also Feature LIONEL BARRYMORE Flop Great Another good man gone.

TWO DAYS Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 25th and 26th The World'y Sweetheart Mary Pickford With all her glorious curls, her smile aud cheerful spirit comes to you in her latest success "Love Light" It moves and cheers, it softens and refreshes, it stirs and gladdens, it charms aud appeals. MODERN CENTAURS A Remarkable Film. And the "TRAVELOGUE" Friday (Feature Day I Oct. 28th William S.

Haft "THE The tale of a Big Man's fight for justice of a great sacrifice that turned blind hate into understanding and terrible revenge into forgiveness. Also "LAW AND ORDER" Koliu Comedy with Snub Pollard. For the Kids; "THE FOX" BILL aud BOB Adventure..