St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-03-11
A COTAEU NOTES

Grand Coteau, March 2.-The
monthly exhibition at St. Charles
College was held here Wednesday
before the faculty and students Of
the college. The following inter-
esting program was beautifully
rendered by the Members of the
First Academic and First English
Glasses: San Diego Serenade, Col
lege Orchestra; Reading Of monthly
notes: Prologue, E. B. Dubuisson;
Latin Dialogue, G. Cook, E. B. Du-
buisson; Ovid Fabulae, Book VIII,
Academic Glass; An Ancient Aero
plane Violin Solo, IN x. Paganini,
Carnival of Venice, w. Billeaud;
Greek Verb Formation, Academic
Glass; A Scene from Shakespeare,
King John, Act 4, Scene 4, Hubert, L.
Gardiner; Arthur, A. Darby; A
Study nj Bryant, English Author,
First English class; Distribution Of
Excellence Cards; Finale, College
Band; Glass Motto, Safety First"
Assessor-elect A. l.. Kelly An
drus was in town a short while one
day last week. He was accompa-
MED by his brother Armand An
drus, a prominent business man of
Carencro. During that time he
was congratulated by his friends
who were delighted when they
heard OF his victory on election
night. Mr.. Andrus, who formerly
lived here thanked his friends for
the flattering vote they gave him at
this poll.
A Parker Club was organized here
at Merry Makers Hall with about
forty members. Frank S. Barry,
cashier of the Sunset Bank, was
unanimously chosen as president of
the Parker club. Hon. E. B. Dubuis-
son made a splendid address in
which he explained that one who
participated in the Democratic pri-
mary could conscientiously vote
for the Independent Democrats in
the April Election. Raoul Pavy and
Morton Thompson of Opelousas
were also present at the meeting.
tMN 1870
Grand Coteau, March 6.-The fol-
lowing will be the order Of the SER
mons at the Sacred Heart Church
during Lent:
March 8th-'The Meaning Of
the Ashes Father John Buckley,
S. J..
March i5ta-"I Am the Lord Thy
God" Father James Moore, S. J.
March 22-'Thou Shalt Not Take
the Name of The Lord Thy God in
VAIN" Father M. A. Grace, S. J.
March 29-"Remember, Thou
Keep Holy the Sabbath Day"
Father John Buckley, S. j.
April 5th-"Honor Thy Father
and Thy Mother" Father F. X.
Twellmeyer, s. ].
April 20th-tThe Holy Eueha-
rist," Father NJ. A. Grace, S. j.
April 2ist-"The Passion" Fir. r..
NJ. Brooks, S. ]. The sermons will
be repeated in 0pelousas on Thurs
days.
The Masses during Lent will be
the same as they are now, i. e. on
week DAYS at 6 and $50. Sundays
" 8, 1880 and $50. There will be
Way of The Gross at fourl
on Sunday evenings in Eng-
ish and every Friday evening at
hree o'clock in French.
The young ladies and gentlemen
a dance at Miss Leonie
surleigh's Sunday and also at
Cousin Bob Barry's Friday and
gain Mardi Gras.
Mrs, John Barry and family of
lafayette were visitors here Sun
ay.
Misses Mary Burleigh and Jennie
Brown Of the Industrial at La
were the guests of relatives
ere for a few days.
Mrs. Ellie Oge of Alexandria is
Major and Mrs. John Oge.
Mrs. Des Mizzi and family of
pelousas were in town Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. S. Barry was a business
sitor to Opelousas Saturday. ;
Judge Arthur Simon Of Opelousas |
as the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. j
!. Y. Barry, Sunday.
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