New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-20

ing Of hand cOlOred platinum
prints of nature scenes and ole
Colonial subjects also an cxclu
;, sive line of calendars, seasonable
| cards and other art novelties
Both ladies and gentlemen who
are fond OF such things are most
cordially invited. 1t is held in the
interest of the Episcopal church,
There will be no entrance charge
! FOR RENT-Large residence,
No. 124 Washington Street. Ap-
ply to W. D., Reynolds. F. ~ #
! Presbyterian service will be
held at 1880 p. NJ. tomorrow. A
large attendance is especially de-
sired as there will be only one
other service before the close of
this "Church Year" It is hoped
that new members will be re-
ceived. :*sf' T.,
An interesting program has
been arranged for the. meeting
which opens this afternoon at
30 of the Iberia Parish Sunday
School Association, (interdenom-
inational),, On this occasion Miss
Susie Juden and Mr.. Van Carter,
State workers for the Association
will both be present. The session
will reopen tomorrow morning
at ten o'clock and again continue
at three and seven during the
afternoon. iThe public is cordial
ly invited TO he present at all of
the interesting meetings.
= ORDERS taken for all. kinds aof
cake, pies, cream puffs, dough.
nuts, bread, rolls and candy
Miss Henderson, Phone 1852. At
The Mother Club of the
Julia, Street Public School is
planning to give delightful hop
in the Hall Of Fire Company No.
2 on the evening Of April 5th.;
Splendid dancing music has been
arranged for and light refresh
ments will be sold bv the ladies.
The public is requested to be pres
ent and help the ladies in raising
funs.
In commemoration of st.
Patrick's Day. Wednesday, Ma.
18th. our friend Luke Trainor was
the recipient Of some beautiful
shamrock which he had just re
ceived from Ireland. Every year
this gentleman's relatives in the
old country send him some of Ire
lands sacred flowers which he
prizes highly. A number of our
citizens wore the green on St.
Patrick's day as is their usual
custom.
The annual business meeting
OF the Presbyterian Congregation
will be held in the church at 7 80
?. NJ. next Wednesday, March
24th.) Reports from all depart
ments will be given. After the
business meeting, the people will
adjourn to the Manse to spend "a
social hour. All members and
sdherents are urged to be present
FOR SALB-One scholarship in
hefTyler Commercial College Of I
Tyler. Texas. Apply at this Of.
lee. 3.,
--Messrs. Courage & Bontte. I
he Produce Buyers Of this City
shipped car load of cabbages to
Texas markets last week. These
have also shipped doz- :
ms Of cars Of potatoes to differ.
mt points and should be recog- J
lizer as benefactors to the COM
nunity. We can never have too {
many buyers Of produce if We {
lope to see our farmers get value ]
eceived for their products. For !,
lany years our small . farmers (
ave suffered for want Of markets
nd we are pleased to- see these Z
changed. This week Q
1r. "a. F. Comagere Of New Or
cans passed through bound for
he Arnaudville section where we .
Understand there are as many as
ne hundred cars of cabbages
lone ready for the markets. He 7
as accompanied to St. Martin a
arisha by MIR. Bergerie of this Q
ity. n
At the regular meetinv of the =
Aid Society of this .
ity which was held Oh March .
h, the following ladies' WIRE r
losen to serve as officers for the =,
lsuing year: President. Mrs. n
aurice Galliand; 1st yice-presi. ),
mt. Mrs. D. "A. Dimitry. 2dt =