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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
HARRISONB URG

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HARRlSONBUltG, VA, June IL
Mrs. samuel Coffman has returned from
visits Ia her brother. David Dutrow. in
Newport News. and her %aughter. Mrs.
y. IL. EpcS, in Richmond.
y. *. Fletcher attended the marriage
this morning in Lexington of Miss
l:loisc Gassman and James Cook, of
kentucky.
Miss Lois Cummins. Of Pittsburgh,
was a guest this week OF Misses
Martha and Jennie Davis.
Mrs. Estes Myers and daughter. Kath-
lccn, Of Clifton Forge. were guests
this week Of their aunt. Mrs. j. r.
Price.
Miss Elizabeth Saville. of Lexington,
is a guest of Miss Florence Keezell.
AZ keczcltown.
Mr. and Mrs. &. u. Beard. Of Hair
riaonburG, the apDroachine
marriage Of their daughter. Marie Al
lcbaugh. and James Gaillard Scott. OF
Petersburg.
Walter b Keezell and bride. former
~ Miss Mary Berrcy. of Crislcrsville
Madison County. arrived on wedncs-
day. and are nov at the home OF former
Senator and Mrs. George 3. Ecezell at
KeeZlctowu
Professor Harry G. Canter attended
the marriage on Wednesday at Phil
ipp!, w. Va. of Miss Ruth y. Woods
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HEATHSVIlLE

HEhTHSNII.LE. VA, June I7.-Miss
Constance Coles. of Cloverdale, wicom-
leo. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wil,not
Ball. in Baltimore.
Miss Oneita Adams, after "A visit 10
friends in R~cedv!lle. left last week
for Baltimore, Richmond. and her home
at ChincoteaEue. Misses HiIda Haynie
and Elizabeth Muir. Of Reedville, ac-
conIpan!ed her as far as Baltimore.
Mrs. James II. Crowthcr. Mrs. James
c. Fisher and Mrs. Carrie Daily, CT
Tibitha- Rccdv!ile and Election. are a,
home, after visits to Baltimore. At
lantic CRY and Washington.
George y. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. John
X. Hinton. Miss Florence Gates and
fuEcn" Cockrell. Rcedville. left las,
week for Richmond. travelling in Mrs.
Reeds EAR.
Miss Mary Clarke. of Lively. enter.
tanned a member OF friends recently.
Strdngham Richardson, Of Washing
ton, Is visiting his old home near Vii
lape
Miss Mabel Long. of Manassas. Va.
and Miss Blanche Hedderick. Of South
west Virginia. are visiting the former.
sister. Mrs u. ID. DUNCAN. in Cherry
Point.
Miss Reba NJ. Turner is spending
some time with Miss Beulah NJ Hinton
near Lillian.
Miss AIDE barnes. Of Nokomis, has
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DURHAM

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I
DURHAM. y. c.. June l7-Miss Lucy
Check was hostess on Tuesday even
ing At a rook party, in honor Of her
guest, Miss Annie Rae O'Brien, Of
Hurdle Mill. y. c.
Misses Mary and Olive Fcrrel! en-
tertained a number OF friends at a lawn
party on Tuesday evening, AZ their
home on stokes Avenue.
Miss lola Sweeney is visiting friends
in Reidsville.
Miss Lelecia Eueffner will leave in
n few days for New York City. where
she Will spend tho summer studying
music.
billy Battle entertained on satur-
day evening at the ho,ne Of his par
ents. on Watts Street, II was in cele-
bration OF his fifteenth birthday.
Miss Viola West has returned 70
her home in Kiuston, after n visit to
Mrs. $. II. cams. in this city.
Lutte Miss Mary pender: Of clayton.
Blackwell Pritgcn.
Mir. and Mrs. VI G. Dirrs. az Ports
mouth. Va, are guests of Mrs. r l..
Lindsey.
Miss blanche H~rndon and Miss
vill". They viii be Joined later by
their mother and will rcm1in for the
summer
Mrs. j r. Mason and Miss Janet Ma
son hay" returned hore from a trip
TO Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Fuller. who has been
visiting Mrs. J.. r. Day, has returned
20 her home in New York city.
Mrs. George n Ecwby. Of Hartford.
y. &, IS spending some time in the
city visiting her daughter, Mrs. g. W.
Toms.
Miss Florence Green. who has been
visiting Mrs. r. T.. Jordan. has returned
TO INnchburg
Kemp p. Lewis sailed on Saturday
from New York for England.
Mrs. c. y. Adams entertained AT a
huMc, suDpe ~ Thursday evening at
her HON" IN honor OF her house guests.
TIL" guests Included Miss Kate Elliott.
OF Hickory Miss Frances Parks. OF
Raleigh; Miss Grace Phillips. Of
GolGshoro, and Miss Courtney. Of ss-
vannah. Ga.
y p~erettv affair Of Thursday morn.
ing was IN. porch party given b.
Mrs u. r Grcrga at her home. Four
tables were set for rock. Miss lola
sweeney, holding the highest score.
vas awarded IN" trophy. Two dainty
pear, hatDins
Mr. george G. Hall. Of Charlotte. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. am
Kramer.
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NORFOLK
crtson.
Especial to Tho Tinos-D,sn,,cb

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. June 17.-Miss Fran
ces Carpenter. OF New York. Is the
guest of her grandmother. Mrs. A. o
pey. Miss Carpenter came to Norfolk
from Raleigh. where she attended the
commencement exercises OF the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College.
Mrs. II. G. Hathaway. Edwin Hatha-
way and Charles Etheridge are motor
spend several weeks in carnp.
Mrs. Edward Wood. who has been
aisitinE Miss Ida Stnrke. on Manteo
Street. has returned tn her home in
Edenton. y. G.
Miss Clara BaEicy is visiting friends
in Greenwood, s. G. Later she will
20 TO the mountains of North Carolina
for the summer.
Miss Edith Phillips. who has been
spending the winter with her sister.
Mrs. T.. Park Lindsay. in Norfolk, will
leave tomorrow for New London.
Conn. 20 visit friends.
Mrs. Clarence Penn, OF Los Angeles.
who has been visiting her mother Mrs.
White. in Abingdon. Va. now is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. w. II. Sergeant.
Jr.
Mrs, John Tyler, of williamsburg.
Is visiting Mrs. w. l.. Parker. at Nir-
Einia Beach.
Miss Mary Peck Long. of Abingdon.
is Visiting Captain and Mrs. j. p.
Frazier. on Wcstover Avenue.
Miss Helen Daniel and Miss Fall
coner Grant. of the University of Vir-
Ginia, are visiting Mrs. Prun,ey Lank-
ford. on Shirley Avenue
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BON AIR
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ppS'lsti W u
BON AIR. VA. June 17.-Miss Lucy
Mason and Miss Nellie Cridlen will
open the Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION camp on Thursday.
MIR. aud Mrs. Edwin Pinkerton and
DR.. and Mrs. Z. b. McCluer. Mrs.
Horace McCluer also has been Il guest
there this week.
Miss Frances Withers has returned
from l.eesyille. where she spent a
month with Mrs. Tazewell Perrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Crump and Miss
Annie donaldson have registered. at
the Bon Air Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Robertson. Of
Richmond. are spending n month with
Mr.. and Mrs. job b. Christian.
Miss Emile Smith, of S~cottsville. is
visiting the Misses Hazen.
Miss Rebecca Brockenborough spent
the last weekend with Mrs. Horace
Smith.
Invitations have been received to the
wedding of Miss Marion French. Of
East Orange. y. j.. and Philip King
Smith. formerly of this place.
Dudley BrowH has been a recent
guest of Robert Be%dlinEton.
Miss Augusta Rarfield was the guest
last week In Richmond of Mrs. William
Campbell.
Rev. James Power Smith was a guest
this week at the home OF DR.. G. NJ.
Hazen.
Miss Kathleen winston has been
visiting Miss Nell Christian.
Miss Frances Miller was the guest
this week Of Mrs. Polk Miller.
Mrs. Charles Brown and Miss Brown
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown last
week.
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GLADSTONE
ISDeCinl 1

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
GLADSTONE, VA. June 17.-NIrs
Cordelia Y. Harvey. of L~ynchburg. ar
rived here this week. and will spend
the summer with her daughter. Mrs
c.. ~. Wallace.
Mrs. Nellie V. Gaines, of Birmingham,
Ala, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. e. ID. Major. of Tower Hill, and
Mrs. S. r. Atkinson, Of Grcenway. Va,
are visiting their sister. Mrs. ]. L.
Lerry here.
Mrs. w r. McSginson leaves to-
morrow for Roanoke. Va. where sho
will be n guest ut the Brown McCon-
nell marriage on next wednesdays.
Mrs. j. l.. Terry and Mrs. Jerry Wood
will leave this week for Craig Healing
Springs.
Mrs. y. T.. Wright, Miss lille Brown
and Mrs. j. IL. Brown visited Howards-
VILE this week.
Miss Pearl Ransom has returned to
her home ut Elk Hill, after an extended
visit to relatives.
Miss Lelie HoeSley spent several days
in IynchburG this week.
r. II. Hayden has returned TO Rich
mond.
Mr.. ana Mrs NJ. SlaVin and little son,
John Daniel. have returned here, after
an extended stay in Richmond.
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HANOVER

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I
HANOVER COURTHOUSE. VA. June
17.-Mrs. X. Cardweii Taylor was
hostess on Wednesday in compliment
to Miss Mary Hutchinson. a bride of
the 'season. at n linen shower at her
home. 'Lochinvar." Those attending
were Mcsdames WORKMAN peatross.
Walton Arlington. willoughb, New
ton. George Voolfolk, Lawrence
jacobs. Charles Markesau, Tate Chen
q V. ONerton Howard. Albert Williams.
AShhy Taylor. w. +. Lewis. j. NJ. Camp
bell. i. r Winston. L. X. Taylor. V. {.
Auccll. II. Il. Gwathmey and r.. Wins
on. and Misses Lucy ~Cardwell, Lucy
Crump Taylor. Kitty Winston. Ida
Hutchinson. Mary Newton. Mildred
Newton. Josephine Winston. Polly
BaEby, Elsie cardwell. Ethel Howard,
Gay Lewis. Barbara Lewis. Virginia
Hail. Sallic Woodfolk. Mary Overton
Hall. Carrie Winefeid. Emma Wing
field and Conway Crallc.
The young men of Hanover gave an
Informal hop i'll tn. Colonial Hotel on
Tuesday in honor Of Miss Mary Hutch
iison. Some of the Richmond people
Herring. Emily Wade and Messrs. Pat
King. Blair and Epes.
Miss Lucy Crump Taylor gave an in
formal dance ut "Tri!hy' on Friday
hight. Many young people from hsh
)tnd came down for the occasion.
The Richmond people who attended
tn" Neutrality-suspicious. nuptials were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade. MIR. and Mrs.
Gwathmey. Misses Frances Herring.
emily Wade and Mcssrs Thomas r.
Encad, l.. Epes and milford.
Miss Annie Dean Lewis has re-
urned TO her home. "Courtland." after
short. stay in Richmond.
Miss Kitty Christian has returned
home from Chatham Episcopal lnsti-
lutte. where she was a student the pas,
Ecssion.
Mrs. George Voolfolk and dauch-
Md. Later Mrs. Woolfolk will Join her
husband in Cleveland.
Robert Winston is spending several
days at Cape Charles. Va.
Rev. w. Il. Lee has returned from
the Episcopal Seminary. where he went
last week to be ordained.
Miss Virginia Hall gave a picnic to
her scholars ~ Newman's MIL on
Thursday.
Miss Katherine King. of Richmond.
= visiting the Misses peatross at
'Woodmont.'
George f. Haw, an alumnus Of
Washington ami Lee. attended the
finals at Lexington this week.
Keith aud Dalton Taylor. OF pcnns
Grove. y. j.. are home for a week.
Messcs. Walton Arlington and
brother. of Arlington, Va. motorcd TO
hanover on Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert K. Gwa,hmey.
OF Richmond, have moved into their
new home here.
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BUENA VISTA

Especial 10 The Times ispatch.1
BuENA VISTA. VA, June 1.-THE
school board held it's annual election
of teachers on Monday. All the for
amer teachers. with tho exception of
three. We're reelected. Miss Isabel
Arrnwood, Of Sharon. s. c.: Miss Mary
t. Powers. OF Berryville, Va, and Miss
Nancy Lee Simmons. Of Stuart. Va.
are the new teachers.
Misses L'lin and Carrie Miller left
of Tuesday for Moorchcld. w. Va,
where they will spend the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Parsons have been
visiting rim Nelson Comfy The past
week.
Miss Vivian Seay left for Lynchburc
on Friday and will he away u month
Mrs. Robert Cox and children. Of
~I.ynchburG. are visiting Mrs. V. 7.
Stricken.
Mrs. Cofey, of Hickory. y G.. is
visiting her parents. Professor and
Mrs. w. II. Sanhorn.
Miss Margaret Rubbish went to
Wytheville on Thursday and viii I've
away "a week.
Miss Dorothy Dawso went on Il
visit TO Saleno on Tuesday.
William NJ. brown is confined to the
house with a sever attack Of rheu-
matisrn.
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TODAY'S BEAUTY HELP

You can keep your hair ut it's
very best by washing it with this
simple. inexpensive shampoo, which
clcanses the hair and SCALP thor
ouEhly Of all the dandruf and dirt
and leaves a clean. wholesome feel
ing. Just use a ~teaSpoonful OF can
throN dissolved In a cup OF hot
water, afterwards rinsing> thor
ouEhly with clean water. One finds
that the hair dries quickly and
evenly, is unstreaked. bright, soft
and fluffy, SO fluffy. in fact. that
il looks more abundant than It is.
and so soft that arranging II be-
comes a pleasure. All scalp %irrita-
ton Will disappear and the. hair
viii be brighter than ever before
ADVERTISEMENT.
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RICHMOND TIMEsDIsPATcH: SUNDAY. JUNE isl 1916 -

Pierre, OF HENDERSON. are guests of Miss
Carrie and Miss Florence Rowe,
Miss Londa ~ShamhurScr is visiting
I'm Hntford, where she is a guest Of
Miss Ethel White.
Mrs. B.. A. Pope Is spending some
time in Cory. Pa. with her sister.
Mrs. j. Il. Pope.
Mrs. A. r. Southall and daughter.
Sceices. arc visiting in Hampton, Va.
Rev. +. NJ. Shamburger vas called
to Randolph Counay Wednesday, on ac-
count of the death of his brother.
Misses Bessie King and Mary Webb
have returned 10 their homes in RAJ
leigh. after a visit here to Mrs. III. c.
House.
Miss Mary Burton. OF Raleigh, has
been spending several 4 this week
with friends in Halifax County.
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, daughter OF former Senator Samuel v.
Woods, and Arthur Dayton. son Of
Judge Alyston Gordon Dayton.
Miss Jennie Moore. OF Front Royal. Ia
a guest OF her sister, Mrs. E.. ID. Davis.
on our Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Keister and Mrs.
Samuel p. Fletcher are in Lexington
as guests at the wedding of Miss Eloise
Gassman and James Cook, OF Ken
lucky.
Mrs. w. l.. Manor. of Raleigh. n. c..
is a guest of Mrs. Frank Gould, on
Court Square
Mrs. George w. Koontz and Miss
Catherine Magruder, OF Woodstock. are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Myers.
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WELDON

ISpcciai 10 The Times-D Dispatch
WELDON, y G. Juno Illnesses
Virginia and Annie Rowe House ley,
on Wednesday, - visit friends az
Saroure Lake. y. I.
Mrs. Warren l.. Jones. Of Whining
ton. is tho guest Of Mrs. w ". Cohen.
Miss Gertrude Whitehead "f Scot
land Neck, - N" guest IT Mrs. /. p
Gutter.
Miss Mari Pope has returned home
from p Visit TO Plymouth.
Nrs ". w VIRGINS returned home
on Thursday from q visit to r@laIiv.s
IL Aiahamo
Misses Elizabeth Fox and Marian
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EMPORlA
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returned from N visit to Washington.
MISS Seltine Rice has returned homo
LOT the summer from the Fredericks-
purs Normal School
MISS Mary Sclden Sncad. OF rappa-
hammock. who has been visiting friends
III Lancaster. has gone home.
Mrs. Mabel Dawson and Miss Kath-
rEn helms have gone to the Fredericks-
burg Normal School. ?
w. $. Brent, who has been staying
with his parents for the past two
weeks. will leave tomorrow for the
William and Mary summer school, at
Dublin, Va.
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was entertained In tho homo of Miss
Eta Belle Walker on Tuesday after
noon. Those present were Misses
Mabel Sat,erwhite. Laura Lifscy. Hat
tie Cato, Dorothy Fox, jamie Potter.
Helen Goodwin. Louise Vincent, Eu-
genie Vincent. Martha and Clare Rob-
crtson.
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Auto Goats
$4,000, were $500.
$4,000, were s2e.75.
S2O.75. were s35Oo.

Smartest creations of the
season. in Cheviots, Avenue
Cloths and plaid and
striped Nelours. Solid Col
ors or combinations Of
gray. white, tan and black.
Indispensable If you arc
contemplating a trip:
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$3.50 Wooltex
Wash Skirts, So
Former Prices. $4,000 to $3.50.

WoolteI Wash Skirts are
BETTER skirts than any
others made.
The materials are all
shrunk before cutting.
This skirt is made Of
white pique. trimmed down
the side with six large pearl
buttons.
II is a very trim. service
able garment-one that YOU
cannot duplicate in value
anywhere else under s2.5O.
Our price in this sale is
$2.0D.
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Colonial Mahogany Suits

II every June Bride could see this really remarkable
showing OF Colonial Mahogany Suits and compare our
prices with those Of other stores, we are certain that the
decision would be to buy at this store. Practically every
good and favored style is shown in a diversity that will
Please every taste. Come tomorrow and see how Our
Low FRONT prices save you money.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-29
Agricultural News Items
BY T. H. CASANOVA

Mr.. w. II. Balls, in charge of
pig clubs of Louisiana spent two
days in the parish with the club
boys this week, MI Balls was
very much pleased with the work
that some of the schools were
doing.
Mr.. &. c. Clarke ordered two
more pigs for his club this week.
The best friend of the farmer
Of corn at this season is the har.
row. BE sure to keep dust
mnlch of at least two inches over
your corn as these hot suns will
evapOrate all of the moisture and
you will need 1T later.
A number of farmers in the
parish are beginning to murder
their corn already with the turn
ing pillow. Remember that when
you cut those small white roots
that you are cutting down your
yields. Cultivate shallow and
often.
Some of the fellows in Erath
went over to Lafayette Sunday
TO get three more of those Duroc
pigs. That makes l3 good one 5
IN the last few weeks
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-29
Jury Drawing.
particulars

List of 30 persons, drawn by the
Jury Commissioners, for service as
petit Jurors, for the week OF the ses-
sion of the above named court, begin.
ming, Monday May LIST; 1915, at ten
o'clock m. as follows, viz:
Emare Harrington, list ward
Ophc has Bourq1r, 3rd; Howard NJ 80,
2nd; Robert Server, 5th; Arthur J.
Randell, 3rd; Oneziphore Broussard,
9th; Exalt Prejean, 4th, E E Brous-
sard, Sth; Bernnette Faulk, 9th;
Gilbert Leblanc, 9TH; Eloi Harrington
LIST; J Rene Broussard, Bird; H. P.
Cresswell, 5th; Emanuel Comeaux. 9th
Clarence Moss, End; John 7. Brooks,
3rd; Thomas Meyers, 1st; Caesar
Broussard, sth; A. H Romaine, 9Th;
Russell Rice, 7th; Amede Foreman.
9Th; A P. Moss, 3rd; Arcade Porter,
9;h; Henry Broussard, 3rd; Alfred
Montague, 3rd; Desire Blanchett. Isl
Otto COmeaux, Bird; Joseph DupY,
3rd; Alfred Dugas, 3rd; William Bu-
ras, 3rd;
List of 80 persons drawn by the Jnry
Commissioners, for service, as Petit
Jurors, for the week of the session Of
tee nth Judicial District Court, be-
ginning Mondo,, Nav, 22nd 1915, at
ten O'Clock, a. m, as follows. viz:
Folly Leboeuf, It'll ward: UIysse
Vincent, OH; @. P. LANCE, 1st; Gilbert
Comeaux. 9th; J. ?. GOoch. 3rd: FC
stebhils, Ord; J. d Prejean, 4th,
Benjamin Callahan, list; Daniel Spell
5thi Paul Saporito, Ord; Henry Rees
Sr., Sth; Dpc!as Landry, 2hd; Owe
6roussard. sthi Feiicten Leleuz, lat.
.. II Deshotels, 9Th; K, J Montavns
Srdi Ray L Hofpauir, 9TH; j lie
doux, stb; Paul Laurenls, 9Th; otis
h"npsuir, ordi Homer L. BANG. 9Th.
V, L. Caldwell. 3rd; Albert Laurent
sth; Rene Sigur, 9rd; Joseph SLAMS.
bury, Srdj Romusld Landry. la,
Adolph Derouen, list; Tbeoville Hsnks
ahj Mozsrd, 9TH Felix Mssux, 9th,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-29
Notice Of Dissolution
OF THE
Stauffer-Godchaux Co.

AbneNlllei La, ApTll OEu, 1910,
A special meeting Of the stOckhold-
crs OF the Stauffer Godchaux Com
pany. was held this day in the Com
pany's office, in the Town of Abbeville
La at 1900 o'clock, a M, in pur-
suance of notice, which was duly
published in accordance with the
charter of the company.
On motion, duly made and seconded
Mr.. Robert Putnam was elected
Chairman, and Mr. Felix J. Samson,
Secretary OF the meeting
The following I, solution was offered
by f. p. Putnam, second ! by Mr. F.
J. S ,msou, namely:
"Whereas, it is deemed advisable
for the interests of all cor cerned that
his corporation he dissolved and its
affairs l'quidat d and its surplus as
sets distributed to the stockholders
i'm accordance with the provisions of
/ The charter.
Resolved, that this corporation be
and the same is hereby dis olved, and
| The tficers of tins meeting be ard
/ they are hereb' empowered and di-
rected to execute such acts and do
such things az may be necessary to
carry into effect the subject Of this re
| solution.
The resolution was submitted t. a
vote, and on roll call ass shares voted
/ in the affirmative, being more than
two thirds in interest of all the st ok
| holders.
/ The Chairman declared that the re-
solution having received the necessa-
~ affirmative vote of two thirds In in
terest of all the stockholders, was
adopted The Chairman then an
nouuced that in accordance with the
charter the election of three commits
sioners was thepext order Of business.
Mr. F. Z. Stebbins, seconded by Mr.
Albert Stauffer, offered the following
resolutions:
"Resolved, that Messrs. e. P. Put
nam, F. J. Samson and Robert Stauffei
shall be elected as Liquidating Com
missioners, in accordance with Arti'
rle V OF the charter of this co pora
ton, and that said Liquidatilg Com
missioners shall be vested with all the
assets OF this company, real and per
sonal, and shall remain in flee unit
the affairs of this corporation shall
have been fully liquidated
There being no other names, vote
was taken and reulted in the unani'
nous adoption Of the resolution and
the election of Messrs. Z 2. Putnam
FL. Samson and Robert Stauffer
The chairman announced that they
had been duly elected
FELIX J SAMSON,
ROBERT E. PUTNAM, Secretary
Chairman
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-29
kaplan Town Election

The election for the town of
Aaplan was heid last Tuesday,
and { K. Comeaux was elected
;hlef Of police over Mozard Brous.
'ard 10y % majority. Mr.. Mont
gomery was electee mayor with.
oIt opposition. Messrs. Rayo.
Rene Broussard and Ovey Brous.
slrd were elected councllmen
without opposition,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-29

Persons holding Premium Tickets will
please present them at once, as | may
run out of Premiums Goods.
G. +. GRIMMER
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-29
SlfEIsIFF'S SALE
State of Lonisiana-Parish of Vermil-
ion-l7th judicial District Court.
Bank Of Broussard


Armogene Champagne
BY virtue of a writ of seizure and sale
issued 10 me ont OF the Honorable
18th Judicial District Court, in The
above entitled and numbered suit
fully auth lag and empowering me
in the PREMISES have this day sized
az the property Of the defendant. and
taken into my possession to satisfy
SAID writ, and will sell at public auc-
ton to the last and highest responsible
bidder, at the principal front door Of
the Court House, in Abbeville, La
between the hours prescribed by law
for judicial sales, on
saturday, May 6, 1916,
the following described property sit
uated in Vermilion Parish, Louisiana,
to-wt:
One certain tract of land lying and
being situated East of Bayou vermil
ion, containing Twenty three and o.
100 acres, and designated as lot No
Four, Section No. Thirteen in Tow
ship Twelve South of Range -Four
East; bounded North by Mrs. Julien
Broussard, South By public road, East
by Alexandra Leblanc and Aurelie
Dartez and West by Amelie Migues,
together with all the buildings AID
improvements there On situated and
thereto belonging.
Terms of Sale-OAsH.
Sheriff's office, Abbevile. La this
2sth day of March. 1915.
AUG MORTON,
Sheriff of Vermiion Parish, La
Mouton & D. alhon, attorneys.