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XXVI. NEW ORLEANS LOUSIANA, THURSDAY. MAY 8. 191Q). No. 52.
ERSONALS
Ai) OTHERWISE
readin ng.t, rmay be
idd week , .. one, two,
- irteen a;:, : ,.r n.te n.
an etxe'li ' , .i.it to her
aunt. i;.. an 1 Mrs. J. U.
at lBou. " li m ,'. little
dith Marglir . ,s returned
home in Batcn i01(ige.
bhrtn --i'u e we k
the Lake Sh b.
A~melia Sun: I:, dci.:rict uan
the Woouien l' ircle, lett
for Lockport. to initiate a
class. She I turned Tues
Mrs. E. J. Iemuth and
Zonabell and Viamae,
.00 week to reside in liam
".a Mrs. Dulcich and little
Francis, are spending a
lMjsissippi (ity with their
Mrs. Craig.
-ay friends of Mrs. Steve
t1 regret to learn that she
argeo an operation for the
a tumor from her eye.
0ehrman and son, Capt.
r' ,lan, were visitors to
La., last week.
sal Brothers of Boiler
aid 'Helpers, Local No. 442
enie Saturday night and en
a large crowd. Music was
y& Jasszz band and a de
gaiing spent.
M. Lee Bease entertained the
Alb last week. The success
were Mrs. C. V. Kraft
A. Burke. Mrs. R. A.
eeived the consolation. The
will be at the home
S. A. Tansey.
-'. Jennings has arrived in
from "over seas."
A.M el Lennox has returned
rtouge, La.
"Sta Pettigrove was a vis
sriever and to Houma last
bimn Malone left yesterday
ork, on a business trip.
Cognerich has returned
in Nairn, La., after vis
Jao. Hemdtl.
a Branch No. 30, will
meeting Thursday night
-' Hall. All members
by the recorder and the
aseretary, L. C. Hardy,
at this meeting.
Smith, of Way Cros
tUag her mother, Mr
ldfýt St.
Cognevich, Assessor
Parish and whose ho
. was the guest of
el, U -
lty 1th, Mr. and Mrs. J. I
SGed little son will take up
ce in Palmyra St.
U Murtagh was a visitor to c
1is week. a
Mrs. B. C. Gilder and I
SMrs. Earl Ainsworth and I
, qpent Saturday at
. i ad berrying. •
Aichards is spending ak
SIalle, IA., the guest of g
Darrileaux.
. orn, who has been o
"Ltives here will leave c
AV Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. d
_a- formerly Miss Sadie C
tl
A'Month Euchre Club
hoeme of Mrs. Jas. Gerrets. B
players were Mrs. L. d
Oabert and Mrs. J. L
Taylor received the B
'The next meeting will I1
hmme of Mrs. G. W. Pol- st
* Ateke entertained the be
five Hundred Club. ti
players were Miss
Mrs. J. E. Collins,
frand Mrs. W. La
to Mrs. C. Corbett).
received the consola- at
t meeting will be at C
'. O. Aycock. m
Might Euchre Club met ni
f Mrs. F. Goebei. The t
were Mrs. C. Hoff- F
. Miurtagh and Mrs.
W. Sadler received =
' Mrs. G. W Pollock mn
at the next meeting. C
Club met at the
I. F. Utlsach this week. o
players were Mrs. G.
~M. O. Aycock. and w
Mrs. U. J. Lewis re- ,
UsMolation. The next
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SIIOMEI IN NATIONAL
DEFENSE COUNCIL
GETS CEHTIFICAIES
be
Vo, With the satisfaction of duty well
performed. nearly 2ooo New Orleans
ier women, members of the Council of
U. National Defense, met at the conven
tie tion hall of the Grunewald \Vednes
ed day evening, where the organization
was formally dihbanded. Mayor
:k- Behrman. one of the guests, praised
the women for the war work they
wo- had accomplished and presented goltd
sitt pins to members of the board and
a ward captains.
=s- In summing up the work that had
been accomplished by the council,
nd Mrs. Porteous said 70,000 women
se, had registered, 59,000 food card
_- pledges had been secured and 32.000
babies weighed. The mayor was
;le presented with seventeen American
a beauty roses, one from each ward
ir captain.
Mrs. Kate M. Vallier was the cap
e tain of our ward and received a gold
be iin. The following received certi
heficates for work done: Mesdames
hK. M. Vallier. Ed. Yalets. Ed. Mac
nair, Jno. Duffy. J. W. Morrison, E.
(t. Healey, A. J. Amuedo, Jos. W. Dan
to iels, H. J. Stansbury. W. J. Van
Hees, Fred Johnson. Frank Johnson.
r- Allen Guillot. Walter Blanchard, E.
12 W. 'Burgis. R. Hosamano. J. P. No
n- lan, R. F. Whitmore. Z. Gailnnie.
is Vic Olivier, E. H. Cayard. E. J. Ho
e- tard, H. T. Malone. C. V. Kraft. C.
E. Dickey, F. Goebel. R. A. Tansey.
A. Burke. P. O. Cafiero. R. A. Dixon.
a- Sidney Oswald. A. Meyers. McK.
ft Vez'en and L. F. Gisch; Misses Tdx
. Kevlin. Corinne Hughes. Edna Karr.
1e Aline Brodtman. Clairia Richards.
te Louise Averill. Florence Lusk. M.
Gaspard and L. Kaiser.
RETAIL YI'SORES TO START
d EARL) C'LOSING JUNE 1t.
. From June 16 to September 13
,t larger retail stores here will close
at 5 o'clock instead of 6, except on
y Saturdays, when 1 o'clock will be
the closing hour.
d This was decided Tuesday at a
r meeting of the Retail Merchants'
'Bureau of the Association of Cem
I merce.
at The stores now close at 6 p. m.
s daily, including Saturday.
e Under the summer schedule no
e will be made in the opening
ich is 9 a. m.
'ITIATES OLASS OF 108 6
C'ANDIDATEN.
.The membership of Santa Maria
Coupiil, Knights of Columbus, at
m.,wegoroeed by 10S Thurs
iff ht. The tuermbership now i
. is 375.
p The ceremonies were held at Holy I
Name of Mary hall. but were pre- I
D ceded by a benediction and ermon
at Holy Name of Mary Church. The
d Reverend Joseph Petit. C. M., I
1 Knights of Columbus chaplain at the 1
t Algiers Naval Station, preached. A J
parade, participated in by 500 s
a knights from local councils, was 3
f given before the initiation. t
George W. Forrest, grand knight a
1 of Santa Maria Council, was in r
charge, John X. Wegmann, district 1;
deputy, directing the degree work. g
Orleans Council team exemplified is
the first and second degrees.
L. Paul Amiss, state deputy, of
Baton 'Rouge, was present, while
delegations were headed by A. J.
Laplace and Judge John E. Fleury,
grand knights, respectively, of Or- d
leans and Gretna councils. A light 9
supper was served. a
Santa Maria Council already has 1
begun work toward another initia- w
tion. a
LOCAL MEN ON COMMITTEE.
Mr. A. Tufts is one of the grounds E
and lighting committee and Mr. A. R
C. Duplan, one of the privilege com- fi
mittee in connection with the an- i
nual celebration of the Woodmen of fi
the World. It will be held on July
Fourth at the Fair Grounds.
meeting will be at the home of Miss
Clalria Rlchards.
'Mr. Albert Diket is in Lafayette *
on business. vi
Mr. Conrad Frisch is spending a s
while here with his' family, having L
oarived from New York this week. C
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Walters left A
Tuesday for their home in Cleveland, ni
Ohio, after several weeks visit with di
their daughter, Mrs. L. W. Brous- as
sard. ' M
,Mr. and (Mrs. G. Ponti left Wed
nesday night for Columbus, Ohio, to
attend the B. of R. T. convention.
They will also visit several .cities in
the North and East. S
Miss May Feeney is spending fit- S
teen days at Port Eads, the guest of th
Mrs. C. Caufield. M
Ensign Frank D. iBerthelot has S.
been h'pnora'bly discharged from the pi
IU. S. Navy and his friends are glad H
to see him home again. w
Lieut. R. .F. Yent is now conva- br
lescing at the home of NMrs. F. Ber- h(
thelot in Seguin St. He was taken iq
ill at San Francisco, Cal.
Mr. J. A. Gayral has returned
from a trip through the West and
will resume his position with the
Texas & Pacific. He has been gone ,t
since February. th
;Mr. Sam Harding is in receipt of of
a telegram from his son Edwin that th
he has arrived in the States, but is Ad,
in a hospital In 'New York. KI
,Mr: and Mrs. James E. (Donovan,
(formerly Ethel Gerrets) left Wed- ar
nesday night to take up their resi
dence in Lake View.
Misa Mabel Tolley has Just return
ed from St. Louis.
Mr. and, Mrn. Charles Heitkamp pa
qre stonnooing wth their rsieter, Mrs. Ti
Water LIlly, in Lavergne Bt. rel
The Infant daughter of Mr. and da
Mrs. James E. Donovan. was chrls- '
tened Wednesday evening at the Et
(!hureh of the Holy Name of Mary. StF
The child receved the ume of Mi
Ethel Cecilia. L
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('OYLE COMPANY PURCHASES
TULG.
The Artesan. powerful tug, built
at Baltimore for the government.
but purchased by the W. G ('oyle
Company. arrived at the Coyle land
3 ing in Algiers Friday. The vessel
e will be us&ed in the towing and other
a work in the New Orleans harbor.
e The Artesian is 13t feet long.
with 2S-foot beam, and draws 15
a feet of water. It is equipped with
wireless and triple expansion engines
of 1,000 horespower and carries a
crew of 25 men. Captain W. H.
W. Williams had charge of the tug on
the trip to this port from Baltimore.
a W. G. Coyle & Co., Inc.. announced
g that they had purchased the Artesan
to fill a want created when the
French government bought the Wil
mot and the tug W. A. Bisso was
sunk .
a HALF ('ENTI'RY OF SERVICE.
t
Chris. Herbert and John !ierbert.
two of the oldest and .best known
shop foremen of the Southern 'Paci
fic Company's plant in Algiers, have
retired from service and now are en
1 joying the privilege of the pension
department of that company. Chris
S'Herbert. who is 64 years old, had
a been in the service 49 years, while
John Herbert. who is two years his
) senior, has been in service for 51
years and eight months. Both re
tired April 30. The two honored
and respected shop men are life-long
residents of Algiers and heads of
large families, including several
grandchildren, and each stands high
in the community.
BASEBALL.
The Victory Sweets.
The Victory Sweets of Algiers, un
der Stewart Gahn and assistant John
Hass lost the ball game Sunday
against the Viaduct Rangers. John
Haas of MoDonoghville, *ill play
with the Victory Sweets of Algiers,
as pitcher until the season is over.
Our team is as.Tollows:
Stewart Gahn, catcher; John Haas,
pitcher; Joseph Dennis, 1st abase;
Emile Frederick, 2nd base; Norman
Ramos, 3rd base; Fred Langford, r.
field; Austin Spahr, shortstop; Wil
liam 'Link, 1. field; Jno Tallu-to, c.
field.
BOY WNOUTS GIVEN BRONZE
SERVICE BAIS BY
TREASURY.
'Bronze bars bearing the inscription
"United States Treasury, War Ser
vice," were presented to 312 Boy
Scouts for the work in the fourth
Liberty Loan drive by William S.
Cudlipp, Scout commissioner ,at the
Association of Commerce Friday
night. The Boy Scouts from our
district, who received the emblems
are: Roland Cayard and Otte
Meder.
BELIA)'Q*SENNER.
Miss Lillian Bellocq and Henry
Senner, were married Wednesday
evening. April 30th. at 6 o'clock at
the Church of the Holy Name of
Mary by the Rev. Joseph A. Petit,
S. M. The groom is a valued em
ployee of the M. L. and T. railroad.
He was attended by A. Langford,
while Miss L. Schroeder attended the
bride. The happy couple will be at
home to their friends at 423 Paci
fic avenue.
MAY BALL. ...
Our district was well represented
Saturday night at the May Ball at
the Athenaeum, given by the pupils
of Miss Mercadal. Among those on
the program were Lois and Vance
Averill, Alicia Gravels, Edna Brascb,
Kathryn Schabel, and Merle Rich
ardson.
BLACKBERRY PARTY.
On Sunday last, a blackberry
party was given by Mr. Steve Gillen.
The crowd went to Belleehase and
returned with lots of berries. The
day was a most enjoyable one.
Those in the party we'e, Messrs.
Eugene ILedbut., Phb Martinez.
Steve OGllen. and .tes E., J.
Mothe. Jr~, Eqfg e L eeu, Jr., and
L-e GIllea, Jr.
i SCHOOL NOTES
iELLEIVIL LE N4)TESN.
The schooi was ciosed last Mon
(day because o: the reception given to
the returning soldiers by the city
of New Orleans The children were
given an opportunity to view the pa
rade on that day. Some of the
childrea had brothers that came in
last Monday.
Congressman iEstopinol's death
was a subject of much regret to the
Belleville School children for the
fact that he was very dearly loved
by these children. Each year he
would gladly send the children seeds
to start their home gardens which
have proven such a great success.
The manner in which he distri
buted these seeds made him kindly
remembered by t"-' children.
taqt r'rids: ,,,, "ounders' Day.
Thbe smt of at'.4" 7lcl)nogh, War
ren Easton, Isaac l)elgado. Frank
T. Howard. Rudolph Daneel, as well
as John James Audubon, were es
pecially remembered by a large dele
gation in charge of\the Misses A.
M. Harte. Seller, Shook, Judlin and
Sutton, who visited the monument
on that day. They paid their usual
resp cts to the Mayor. Martin Behr
man at the City Hall, and, later, in
charge of the first three named
ladies visited the Audubon Park.
The animals, birds, beautiful plants
and shrubbery, swimming and wad
ing pools. as well as the merry-go- c
round added much pleasure for a (
happy day. The chlldren left for
their homes late in the evening,
tired but happy after enjoying them
selves so immensely. t
The five best compositions from I
the Eighth Grade. A. classes of each t
4 ,
e haLw some of
EACH'
"Our record Is clear, our chain of patriotism
is unbroken, our money is invested in the safest
security on earth.
"Each Loa has bees weD worth while, but there i so mes dof
hsv-in dose our whop duty without aI of theam
"Flis.h the work today!"
b to yar Imit of cmb d remoerca.
e~ Iu.t =me.w Lesa C.e.aaNe
public school in the city will be
selected and sent for a final judg
ment to a committee who will award
the prizes. There will be a gold
medal awarded for the very best
essay on the subject of Henry W.
Allen. This composition had to be
written in school during the regn
lar school lessons and had to be
composed of not less than four hun
dred words and not more than five
hundred and fifty words.
On John McDonogh's day, the fol
lowing programme was very beauti
fully rendered: "Review of the
School Songs." School; "Ode to Mc
Donogh." School: "Founder's Day."
C. Little; "Ring Out Sweet Bells of
Peace," School: "Memoranda from
MeDonogh's Will." M. Richardson;
"RulWs from ~McDonogh's Life," I.
Faeeher; "What We Will Do With
Him, Boys." School; "Sons of Amer
ica." School; "The Service Flag."
The foregoing programme was
gotten up in one day's time and all
praise is due the teachers. and the'
pupils as wool, for delivering such a
progranimm l 1. s rlarte nntif!ed
the children that morning that a
programme must be had and the
children acted very quickly.
.AII)LPH MEYER NOTES.
Miss Frances Baker. Supervisor of
Drawing in the public schools, spent
the day with us on last Friday. She
expressed herself as more than de
lighted with the work done by the
pupils since her last visit.
(2uite a large delegation of pupils.
acompanied 'by three teachers,
crossed the river on "McDonogh
Day" to participate in the proces
sion, and lay their gifts of flowers
on the monument of their great
benefactor, John McDonogh. After
leaving the monument, they visited
the City Hall, where they were most
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SLOCAL BOYS LAND
AT NEWPORT NEWS
.\`,! l t!tJ";'. , , t'I, S ,·i ;,'-to i:
- in Naptort N\ews.s '"ith iti lI ,
FEingi 'eer- trout, Ire.t Pr un..
I G rand ,. I I + ,i " il e ill - S" t . .'ý" :
F iatat inioto. lout N..ittuli `t
iDuring the Met:se-.\riunneit often
"t thte engineer- -' rvx for io
iday in the ,dtlvanuel z mno whohre
they built and k, pt up :l I Kilot"te rs
of road. For t- r worh they per
tihl chief engilneer of the first arml'
onrdialliy gree-tel b 11ii, I lo riir,
Mayor Hlihrni ll. Next they ,enjoy
ed a tvery intere ting, as well as iin
strulttive visit to the I'ostonfi-ce.
Through the courtesy of thli jIanlitor.
the ch llillen were shown i the t i o
courts. a hicrh are on the second i
floor of the building--- otne a Su prenlt'
c('ourt ,the other a D istrict Court. l
They were thenll taklien to the ri,-:.
_ from which they had a bird's-ee vita I
of the Lalfaye lSquare and its suir
be routndinfgs. hen t their curiosity -
- was satisfie,l. all roceedled t he tlle
h basement which was the center of f
li interest. While hIt re, the steverall 1
uses of electricit were demonstrateild.
' The coling of drinking water. lr tI
ie use in the Postoffl e, by eie r t rit it I
we was very intetresting. as well as ,the.
_ applying of electrichit for operating t
e the elevators anld lighting anld l'' in-1
ing of the building. The boys were
especiatllyv intterested in the entgine
andtl bailersut which furnish the heart- l
le ing system of this large buildling,
SThe regular monthly meeting ,o I
the ('o-operative C(lub was heltd yes
of terday afternoon at 2:15 p. m. Platins
relating to the May Festival which
will be held on Friday, May 16.
1919, were perfected. The Cliub
invites the parents of all the pupils
r. to co-operate and make this festival
a grand success.
The weekly test in Spelling and
11i1 rapid Arithmetic resulted as fol-.
Slows:
a Seventh Grade A-"orinn :lom-'
el ter. tMrtle Grego.ry , wergre l
a osele . Louis DeRoche, James
re Scott. Lee Cauvin. Peter Rouse. Ar
thur Kulp, Lee Steel.
Seventh Grade B--Grace Cazan- j
lon. Lucille LeCourt. Inez Bourgeois, e
Stello Cronan, Floyd Hoffstetter. 1
Sixth Grad A--Grady Scott. 1
Thomas Donelly. Thelma Wille. Ger- o
It trutle Bommer. John Camus. s
Sixth Grade B-James Gillis.
e Frank Lawson. Anatol Landry.
Fifth Grade A.-Marion Edge- it
Scomb d
i Fifth Grade B-Rhea Trudeau. i
Eleonor Bergerob. John Crabtree. e
Fourth Grade A-Thelma Rice.,
h Jennie Scott, Eula May Kenny, Eliza- G
beth Buras, Thelma Hintz, William r.
SSullivan. E
Fourth Grade 'B-Eleonora Steel, S
d Thelma Sutherland, Mildred Camp- tr
t bell. F
Third Grade A-Ben Cantin, Clar- L
ence Beandean. JC
Third Grade B-Clemmie Smith, m
Gladys Grundmeyer, Mary Louise at
Cantin, Arthur Danos, Lawrence G
Tagert, Emfle Lerouge, Joseph Don- M
nelly. d
Perfect In Arithmetic. na
Seventh Grade A--Myrtle CGreg- B
ory, Louis rDeRoche, Peter Rouse, A
Lee Cauvin, Arthur Kulp. CG
Seventh Grade B--Grace Cazan- le
Ilon. Holsten Moseley.
Sixth Grade A---ertrude Bonm- '
nier.
Sixth Grade B.--Ora Brown. M
James Gillis, Frank Lawson. 'Ji
Fifth Grade A.--Marion Edge-J.
comb, Elmo Scott. at
rFifth Grade B.--Eleonore Berge-i
rion. tHey Bergeron.
Fourth Grade A--Jennie Scott,
Thelma Rice, Elizabeth BIiras. Louis
I'edtreauville. William Sullivan, Lu
cile Bauman. th
Fourth Grade B.-Thelima Sllther- '
laid. Raymond Grundmeyer. th
Third Grade A.--Iouise Andrson, ,
Martha Schluter. Irene Milan. Irma- M
dean Simon. Ben ('antin. so
Third Grade B--'lemmie Smithl
Joseph Donnelly, Gladys Grundmey- St
er. Mary Louise ('antin, Lawrence I);
Tagert. ar
MeDI)NO(GH NO. 4.
Plans for the dance to be given'
at the Avenue Dancing Academy.
Saturday, May 10, 1919. are pro
gressing favorably and we hope to.
have a large crowd in attendance.,
so that the affair will be a distinct'
success.
The popular Marcour Band will
furnish the music for the dancing
and this is one of the strong induce- -
ments for the dancing element of
our district to attend.
Mystery boxes, fancy work ar
tidles, and refreshments alill be
sold at popular prices.
Last Friday, a large delegation
of teachers and pupils proceeded to'
,Lafayette Square, and deposited
very beiutiful floral tributes on the
base of the MeDonogh monument.
They visited the City Hall before.
their return to Algiers. An Inter
estinr program. con~listng of songs,
recitations, and readings. was ren
dered before the delegation left the
school i
,The tronhy for "Running," which
was won by the Seventh A Class of
last year. has been sent to the:
school and is now in the principal's,
office. It is a ionze plaque, mount
ed on wood andsnitably Inscribed. i L
I' RADUATION WILL
PROBABLY BE HELO
IN AUDUBON PARK
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' " .+Il t I'I o f ,, a- . .. Ti re
] .; ' l 't1'r «11!' 1;111 -1. 1 (It" 1 ,-'. 1. l," . . T . '
' I.. : t re it 1liev .1 K ,ti-ney,
S11 of L ovuI liiv'rs t "ti. itler the
Sc I, i :-. ul' tih 1101,y N a mtn't Soci e S, oci ety
S ti;l' . t! ie , Thei pi oplir of Alg iers
,hould t i;ll,. t them-1 t . : ortu'nate
inl heirirne Father Kennl) ot this
i s tit ite ,! s ljeIt. fir i a is pr.ir
i t1 ialI theiel h t loii teiir V t. , on Iribh
Saffairs. a t the preiant jut, In the
I tniteil ateIs. .11" hi- a 1,t- i o ato nt
tpre ..nts it in a 1 t, atth ,, tiv ie a t
-Ioil vIlitring imanner. t ii. . ill tell
.1 1 things about Ir1elal al thit It you
h ver ss)l petettll. i e t\ ill mn, ake , youi
fel for that noble oultrl v iamt will
I alrote x1your ýpiril of Aimrjtiian fair
play in svrip athitin elitll tih na
Stion. that has for o. lion l., ,n tram
t pi 0ler t amd r, i-i that
1") Ir: eing 1 iven" of -il 1 , 11 t hioUS
(:ih t have iuff r.l d fir Iei-. than Ire
- larnd.
It. sre and iont t' andl tell all
your triendl. a Ii 't thistreat and in
t '' th. l t . t .111 are \eO le'." ; t1,1 it
will be deylivereld at the I. N. G( . C.
lan!. at S p. ni.. Thur-lda. that is
todlay. lo ot forget, 11int. women
and children. 'atholies and non
S'atiholies all, will ie welhi-nedi
After the leettlre the Holy Name
Society will .hold its regular meet
ing. Next Sunday will be c ommun
i !on Sunday. Communion in a body
at the 6:30 mass.
EN.JfY)VlLE: EVENIli .
On last Tuesday nia t. May 6th,
A jolly hrod g.thered t t the Nhome
of Mrs. Hunn, 527 Atlantic Avenue,
where a. very delightful (dance was
given in honor of her son. Corporal
Joseph C. Hunn, who has just return
ed front France. fighting with the
141st Field Artillery. Corporal
- Hunn has seen seven months service
Sover there and has many interesting
stories to tell his friends about the
war.
Delicious refreshments were served
in abundance and dancing was in
dulged in until a late hour. Those
who helped to make this evening
enjoyable were. Misses Bertha
Durkes, Leona Carpenter, Georgina
Gauthreaux, Eunice Carpenter, Ruth
Munstermann, Eloise Carpenter,
Edna Daigle, Thelma Jones. Cecilia
Spellman and friend, Mary Tings
trom, Mary Spellman. Pearl Dufour,
Florence Murray, Johanna Hanson,
Lillian Cogan. Adele Bachot. hillian
Cogan. Hazel Leonard. Oceola Ra
mos, Legia Buhler. Laura Savoisa,
and Lillian Huncn Messrs. Alvin
Gauthreaux. Edward Gauthreaux,
Milton Hock. Sam Tranchina. Theo
'dore Spellman, T. plbodeaux, Jim
le Trane hina,. John Murray, Vin
Bark, William Durkesla. Jr. Jackson
A.ogruntz, Ferdinand Watson, George
Grlner. Albert Badeaux. Eddie But
ler. Ed. Hunn. Mrs. Blanchard, Mr.
Mrs. Cook anti family. Mr. and Mrs.
Juno andl family. Mr. Mloore., Mrs.
J. laine. Mrs. J. Parr. Mrs. J. Ghir
ardella. and Mr. George.
Last v. k. a n artrY was riven at.
the homre of MIrs. Millerr. II Jeflfer
-on St . M. aonoghvlllr. A urlon
the many griests present were .11sues
Alberta and Vera Miller. AnnIe
Marie Iteznavala. Katie 1le e t'ninnf
son. Vivian Miller, Velva Kass and
Alrriett Irudtine. Messrs. John HIaas.
Stewart Gahn. Austin Spahr. Jordan
I)avis. Harry Morgan. William Link,
andl Raymond Kass.
I01S ANTI 0. Y IVET
DorVe PAS.. THAN
',WENTYa -IVr MILeS P:ne
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