New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-17
On the occasion of the enter

On the occasion of the enter
tainment arranged to be given
by the Unsectarian Aid So
ciety in the Elk Theatre building
next Thursday afternoon and
night the ladies will sell choice
home made candies, say-so's
cakes and other palatable sweets
Cor the benefit of the Society.
The picture program will be good
and the flower drill and other
specialties by local talent will of
itself be worth more than the
small admission fee. This wor-
thy charitable Society that has
been helping the needy in this
community for long number Of
years needs the generous sup
port Of the people and we feel
satisfied their appeal will meet
with liberal response on the
part of our citizens. Since writ
ing the above we have been
handed the following program
Pictures at 5 o'clock; Growing
of the Queen of Roses at 8 P. NJ. :;
Flag Drill. Little boys and girls;
Grandfather's Rhvme Recitation
bv Richard Arnandez: Vocal Solo.
Miss Archer; High School Min
strels: Triyie and Tobie. Masters
Dick and Jacob Landry.
Cisterns and Tanks. Screen
ing of all Observation-Disclosures
Lumber Co. Ltd.
WE had an appreciated call
on Thursday from Rev. d. J.
Weems who came to New iberia
to represent the Louisiana Chill
dren s Home, located at Jennings.
The purpose Of Mr.. Weems' visit
was to take to that institution
little Willie and Mary Grace Nor
wood, two orphans, the grand
children of Levy Dorsey, where
they will be kept until a real
home will he found for them some
where in this State. This institu-
ton which is non-political and
non-sectarian has only been es-
tablished about six months for the
care Of homeless children and it's
board Of management has alrea "
secured homes for dozens of little
children that were suffering for a
place that they could call home
and where they would receive
such training that would make
good citizens Of them when they
become men and women.
Our attention has been di-
rected this week to a notice is
sued to Sheriff Landry bv the
Louisiana Board of Health that
will work hardship to MANY of
orr small farmers, and perhaps
also work a serious injury to our
little Creamery if the law is en-
forced as the notice appears to
read. This notice makes it COM
pulsory that every person who
now sells milk TO the Creamery
invest in a sanitary barn at a
large expense. the same as or
dairymen hereabouts who peddle
milk from house to house in our
little CITY. We have never vet
taken issue with anv of the ri"id
ordinances along sanitary meas
nres issued by DIR. Bowling. but
in this instance we cannot see the
reason for the enforcement Of a
low Of this kind when every pint
Of the milk that enters the Cream
arv first goes through a thorough
pasteurilzation. before it is either
converted into butter. or utilized
in the making of ice cream to be
sold to the public. As stated
above. if those of our farmers
who are endeavoring to supply
our little Creamery with milk are
to comply with such
regulations as these. we can nev"~
hope to get such a supply of milk
that would Justify keering the
plant in operation. We have
never vet heard of an epidemic
being traced to milk that is pas
teurized. as it DESTROYS the bacilli.
Laws of this nature which will
cut off the little income some of
our small farmers now enjoy
would work not onlv a hardship
npen them. but at the same time
DESTROY an institution that was
by some Of our gen,
erous citizens to better the gen