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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
CATHOLICS MEET TO-DAY
"hss- hrctinE {" Coordinate Rcd Cross,
WORK VIII Nc Held at knights
of Columbus UnU,

sam l.. Kelley Will address tbc r.,,h.
Ole masS-mccting which will he held
AT thc nome OF the knights of Column
bus on East Grace Street near the Eirh
mond Hotel. ut ) oc.ock this afternoon.
Tishop O'Conncll will preside. and tho
boy choir OF Sacred Heart Cathedral
VIII sing. All Richmond Catholics arc
urged TO lie present
Inc purpose or the meeting is TO en-
list the interest OF every Catholic in tho
city in tho work Of TIC Red Cross. and
for This reason, all Catholics who are
already Red Cross members. as well a.
thoSe VINO are not. are urged TO he
present. Bishop OConncll Is especially
anxious to coordinate moro closely the
scattered activities OF numbers Of local
Catholic Red Cross units which are
working within church societies and
womcn's organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
ACCOMAC

IlSnccial To Tho Times Disnatch.l
AcCoMAC. VA. December @a.--Mlss
Mary Cary Taylor spent last week end
in Norfolk.
Commissioner of Fisheries John s
Parsons recently spent several davs
with his family here
Ayrcs Coard. son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
:. Coard. who has boon very i'll with
diphthcria. is much better
Miss iiardcinc Fletcher has returned
from visit to friends in Charlotts
willie and Lynchburs.
Mrs. Emma T. Sclby and Miss orioc
SeIby. who arc spending tho winter at
nashville. were recent guests Of Mrs.
John -. Grant.
Miss Friscilc Lunkford. Of Crisacld.
Md; Miss Mice Mason. OF rcnnsyl.
rania: Miss Mary Dryden. of Salisbury
MA. and Professor j. l.. Early, of
Staunton. spent the holidays al their
respective homes.
Miss Mariana liiSs ins. principal of
Mary Baldwin Seminary. is at home
for the Christmas holiday.
Miss Jennie and Frances Fletcher stu
dents at the Womans College. Lynch
burg, spent tho Christmas holiday with
their parents here.
Miss May Edmunds. or Wcsthamp,on
college. Richmond. spent the holiday
her" with her mother
Miss kathrine Martin. student at
loliins College. was at home for the
Christmas holiday.
Misses Noln Nelson and Alice Lee
iclote. Of Eoslyn. spent the holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nelson
Fred Edmunds of Richmond Medical
college. was at home for the Christmas
holiday.
l.. u. .Ayrcs Of the coast artillery
training school, Fort Monroe. was al,
home OH nvc-day furlough for
Christmas.
j.. w. blackstone. of the naval re-
serve, Hampton. spent Christmas Day
with his parents here.
George l.. Doughty. Commonwealth
attorney. and his bride. who was Miss
Martha Lowry Lee. of Hampton. have
returned from their wedding tour and
are AT home 10 friends in Accomar.
Miss Elizabeth Hack Ayrcs has re-
turned from a visit 10 friends in Nor
folk and Richmond.
Miss Daisy G. Ayrcs. Of Keller is
visiting i'll the home of DR.. j. II.
.tyrcs.
Miss Louise Harry. a student at,
Blackstone Female College, is at home
for the holidays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30

, vicious blpw knocked her unconscious.
! Men were pounding on tn" door H."
glanced about in despair. rho place
! was dark save for II dim light hung
| from the ceiling. AZ his eye lighted
I on the wax group. an inspiration cumc
/ TO him. He rushed to the figures and.
hastily changing his clothes for the
. ones worn by tho lifc-&jzcd figure Of
: himself, dra&gcd tho VA. statue into
/ ~ dark corner and stood in it's place
! waiting.
The door hurst open ana the In
/ sPcctor. with his police. rushed in.
To all appearances the place wa.
empty. They swcp, past tho wax group.
and only the Exccutioncr paused to
give searching look a, the figure
! supposed to represent Perry Mason.
Meanwhile. Harry had stumbled over
/ lima and fastened TO rcsuscitoto bo-
+ She gave graphic account Of hcr
encounter with their nemesis. bu, could
throw no hgh' "a 70 what direction he
had taken.
As tho other started to 90 out the
executioncr returned and, pausims lev
, cl"d gun az the head Of the wax
figure.
Produce tho seven pearls" he said
calmly
Ferry Mason saw that resistance
"o"Ia DC useless GrudsinGly, he
reached into a rocket and laid in The
"utstretchcd PAIN OF the cxccution.r
tho seven pcaris
III" Suitan's strange cmissary OK.
amtn"d them carefully. Here" nc said
return six to you-;his seventh is all
7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-30
IN MISERY WITH
ITCHY ECZEMA
Spread With Large Watery BIisters.
All Around Neck, Ears, Face and
Hands Had ScaIy Appearance.
Gould not Sleep. Cuticura Healed.

IL was great sufferer from eczema.
When it first started it was about the
Sic Of binhcad, and began to itch,
burn, and sting. was sore and rcd
and the eczema began TO spread with
large waiery blistcrs all around INV
neck, ears, face, and hands. Then i
had scaIy appearance. cannot tell
the misery | was in, and could no,
sleep.
81 sent for free sample OF Cu,icura
Soap and Ointment, and it did me so
much good ! purchased more, and after
using three boxes of Culicura Soap ard
'hrcc boxes of Cuticura Ointmcn, |
was healed (Signcd) Miss Sarah !.
Thompson, 700 Union Ave. Petersburg,
Va, March ), l9l7.
You may think that because Cu,icura
does such wonderful work in soothing
and healing severe itching apd burning
cczcmas, it is not adapted TO the gentle
uses of the toilet. On tho contrary, that
is just where il is most effective in pre-.
venting these serious skin troubles.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcard: "CuticIra,
Dept. II, Boston," Sold everywhere.
Soap 25c. Ointment Is and SOC.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01
ARE YOU FINICKY
ABOUT YOUR FOOD7

oood food habits include more IMAM
cleanliness and good order IN every
thing that has to do with food ana
r,o.Is and leisurely ways of eating.
Touallv important are a liking for all
tinds of wholesome foods even II
thew have not always been useo III
one,s home or neighborhood, apd eat
inc reasonable amounts, without De-
I've either greedy or over-dainty, Ev-
ory effort should be made to train
children in such good food habits II
cider people have not learned them
thew. too, should try TO DO So for
surh things are very important not
or,y 70 health but also 70 economy,
To refuse to eat some wholesome
dish simply because one Is not ac'
rustomed 20 II NAV prevent the use
q, some very desirable and econom-
ica, food. TO feel that there Is any
virtue In providing more food than is
needed shows poor taste az well as
poor economy,-L. 8. Y. Press Bull
le:in.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01
THE CANE CROP.

With the advent Of the grinding sea
son now just about two months off, it is
becoming possible to form an opinion Of
the crop that will be exposed to COM
paratively few factors of revision
Along the river, especially in the upper
parishes, and most notably in West Ba-
ton Rouge. the cane has not made the
growth that it should have made up to
this date. The extremely long drought
in West Baton Rouge did irretrievable
damage and though rains have now
been had there and the cane is respond
ing il will be useless to look for anyth-
ing else than a disappointing crop in
that neigbborhood. Upper Lafourche
and Upper Assumption share to some
extent in this unfavOrable outlook,
st. Mary Parish has an excellent crop,as
have also the lower sections of Lafourc-
he and Assumption and Terrebonne,
and all of the western sugar territory
which has in recent years producted so
bountifullv In the greater part of the
Louisianan sugar district the outlook
points to very satisfactory crop.-L.
p.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01
BEEF BREEDS FUR MEAI;;s
DAIRY BRlrEDS FOR MILK
Raise Unless Are Spe iaizinG in Daryng
Breeds Bring Best Prices the Markets;
Show Higher Percentage OF DPEessed Car
cass Live Weight.

As the writer has frequently stated, if ia
dalrying, he needs cattle Of the dairy breeds al
developed specially for the dairy. and OF the
places profitable commercial dairy stock. But,
other occasions. there are many of our farmers, :
do not specialize in dairyng, but keep cattle tina
beeYes, and which it is their intention TO dispose
class OF farmers that are now directing the fol-
Why is it that a steer of a purely dairy breed,
type, viii not command as high price for beef irI1
of the purely beef breeds or good grade steer o
When the class of farmers alluded to get a
answer to this question it should 80 a long way il
development of their cattle, and ultimately result
mcnt in the quality of the beef cattle throughout
Let US first consider the question of dressed ca
different types for, naturally. the larger the pc
the latter, the greater will be the profit from the a
and to the butcher.
From tests that have been conducted, 1t has
breeds or high grades of these breeds will dress
50 per cent of their live weight, while the dairy b
age of dressed carcass of only from about 60 to 62
Il ON 80 to 90 per cent: the reason being that tn
steer. and the scrub of this type is represented by
iat in the inside for which only tallow prices can
beef type Of animal great amount of fat is NIL
commands, for the butcher. the same price per p
itself.
Tests have also been made to get idea Of
,,r,en;age OF this loose talIow TO beef in the differ
aad these show that in beef animals it may run as
And as The buyer, or butcher if he knows his
.nes" lac.s. he cannot afford to pay as much for q
le can for one Of the beef type even if their L
same. And this apart from the fact that the da
scrub does not place enough of its flesh on those
command the highest prices as butchers cuts, bu
These few remarks have been prompted at
in the near future there will be established in {
large packing house TINT will afford splendid o
for farmers to dispose of their surplus cattle
inexpensively. However, in order to realize the
this way will be necessary for them to begin to
as to size and quality, by gradually grading then
type: remembering that it does not cost any m
animal than it does a scrub; more money will be
fed TO the better grade of animal; and the profits
of the product is mproved-W. H. Dalrympe,
Science, Louisiana State University.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01
CARE WILL PREVENT
LOSS IN CANNING

care is the most important factor
in canning" says Miss Alice S. Hick-
man OF the Extension Division, L. g.
U. "If directions are carefully fol-
lowed, and the jars, cans and rubbers
are properly sterilized no fruit or veg
etable should spoil in the containers.
Absolute cleanliness In all the uten.
sils used for canning and in all tho
surroundings is essential for complete
sterilization.
ITO sterilize Jars, wash thoroughly
and fill them with cold water. Place
them on false bottom, made OF straw
or wood in the boiler, TO prevent the
Jars from touching the bottom OF the
boiler. Pour cold water around the
Jars and heat gradually until the wa.
ter bolls. Keep the Jars In the boil.
ing water until they are ready to be
filed. Sterilise the covers also.
Wash the tin cans and put them
in boiling water for fifteen minutes.
Stack with the openings together
when they are removed from the va.
ter"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01
Franklin Boy Scouts Here.

Last Saturday morning the Franklin
Boy Scouts left here for their home af-
ter a short visit in this city. They boys
left Franklin August 18th for a two
weeks trip. They went to Prien Lake,
thence to Lockport, Sulphur, Lake
Charles, Gueydan, then to Abbeville
They went home by way of Milton The
scout master is R. f. Burnley, who
stated that they had a pleasant trip and
that only few of the boys dropped out
of the trip.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01
some IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT BARNARD MANURE
Contains Per Cent of Fezng Value of the
Feed-Value Not Appreciated.

occaoned o. our farms by not saving
Which, contains the eneiniea
or bnmus to the soil which Very btafa
W. OF the
Science, Louisiana State University
fertility ting eeo wnn tne
o feed. -... -
o appreciate the Va Oh sAoe
e
and around the stable and stable lots ha
the land
extent conserve It's fernh Vaue
increased produoh
"Tbe felng be well illustrated we con-
r few of feeding uns In use and the fertzns
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01

1898 592 Lenwood Justilien. Abbeville
1896 46l Sagasta Broussard, Dclcambr
1897 1921 Willie Francis Laughlin, Gey
1898 l5+5 Duas Buurquc, Maurice.
1893 1Jl2 Francis Morgan, !. Bayou.
400 1862 Albert PrimeauX, Gueydan.
i0l 4s0 LCdicr PrimcauX, Erath.
1902 1864 CleUcien Champagne, Maurice
lI33 9ll3 Eugene Hcbcrt, Gueydan.
1914 1909 Joseph Vincent. AbLcv!llc.
iOj 1893 Maurice Lcmairc, GUeydau.
1906 26G4 Claude Boutte, Nuncz.
1877 Il27 Emile BauGaiH, Maurice.
ii0s DOGS Elise Saltzmau. GuoydRn.
1909 G22S jules !. Eleazar, Kaplan.
lfl0 Ga Ovey Richard, Abbeviilc.
III 1881 Oje0n Simon, Cow Island.
lIl2 2l1o Albert Marccaux, Wright.
1913 1856 Louis Savois, Nunez.
iil4 1880 Theophas Guidry, G. Island.
1915 1926 Xavier Guidrv, Perry.
1916 1892 Henry Breaux, GuCydan.
f417 372 Erwin Butoaud, Erath.
I41s - Remy Holicr, Erath.
1919 43l Avnellc Landry, Erath.
1920 1923 Eloi Menard, Indian Bayou.
1927 l0G Suliie l.. Leblanc, Delcambre
1922 639 Francis L. Landry, Abbcy lie
1923 425 Costa Landry, Erath.
1924 1880 Gladue Mire, Maurice.
1925 -6O3 Luc Broussard, Nunez.
1926 230J Cleomcre d. Vincent, Kaplan
1877 1902 Eli Poatiff, Maurice.
las 1927 rernand Lemaire, c. Island.
1919 u Matthias Bove, Delcambrc
1880 423 Thcotis j. Brou3sard, Henry.
lAj1 2340 VIM Weber Greene, Kaplan.
1892 1909 Combs Hofgpauir, Crowley.
saj 1854 Theozime Hebert, Perry.
- 1855 Arthur Choate, z. Island.
lA2j l14t Nicholas TrahaB, Maurice.
$50 1913 Joseph Schexnailier, G. ISLAM
l4e7 &4l3 Hubert Kite, Kaplan.
1888 1916 TheCdule Duhon, Maurice.
| 1880 462 lsadore Dugas, Erath.
I l4i2 1886 SEVERN Togchet, Q. Island.
/ It41 2l+2 Clement HURLEY, Gueydan.
! l442 1883 Oevv Landry, Leroy.
/ i4i3 1894 Adam Roy, Cow Island.
/ lt44 2932 Reno Petry, Gueydan.
1445 23s Laodice Trahan, Abbeville.
/ 1880 1880 Adam Broussard, Abbeville.
| li47 1000 Philip Toups. Gueydan.
/ l44s 1897 Arthur Boulct, Indian Bayou
| 1919 2lG8 Ozeme Dugas, Laurent.
( 1850 1893 Clyde Morgan, Indian Bayou
( l4jl 1926 Arthur Broussard, Maurice.
li52 1879 Curtis Lee Morgan, I. Bayou
1853 1898 Adrien Richard, Leroy.
rl4J4 1649 Henry Otto Trehan, g. Island
1875 1925 Joseph Mayard, Esther.
1886 176 Iii Stout, Erath.
1917 I'LL William Smith, Abbeville.
1883 AS Jessie Collins, Henry.
1889 1867 Jas. f. Hofpauir, !. Bayou
1850 400 Maurice J. Bourgeois, Henry
1851 1897 Irena Duhon, low Island.
1862 2S9S Clecphas Duhon, Abbeville.
1853 4j3 Otis JOS Chauyin, Henry.
l46i 973 Russell Chapman, Abbeville.
l465 2309 Eustaehe Simon, Kaplan.
1866 2l75 James Nuaez, Laurent.
l4si l77s stopgie GOesh, Perry
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01
PUBLICITY.
J. W. o 'Brvan.
DIR. {. j. Edwards.
Rev. Father Bollard.

The resignation Of Mr. Ophelias
Bourque was received with much regret,
he having been the chairman since the
OF the society.
Mrs. Albert Lacassc has rendered the
use of two large rooms in her spacious
residence, which is near the center of
the town, making it convenient for all.
Any information can be had by IN
uiring to any of the chairmen of the
above named.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01
Gambling Crusade at Monroe.

Judge Ben c. Dawkins late Monday
granted an injunction restraining police
officials from forcibly entering premises
where gambling is suspected of being
carried on. The mayor said they would
carry the case to higher courts as gamb-
ling in Monroe must be suppressed.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01

!rmer makes a specially Of
3 these animals have been
other breeds can I'm their
as We have also stated on
probably the majority. who
{ they expect to grow into
II as such; and it Is to this
lowing few remarks.
or q grade animal Of that
respective of weight, as one
I beef type?
IN intelligent grasp of the
\ aiding them in the better
in more general improve
the state.
arcass 10 live weight of the
lrcentage of the former to
nimal, both 10 the producer
) been found that the beef
tout in the neighhorhood of
sreeds will show a percent
Is per cent, ana the native
e fat in the dairy type OF
"a large proportion of loose
be obtained, while, in th"
STed in with the flesh, and
)und as the beet, or flesh
the approximate average
ent types (boef and dairy,
low as Il or 1875 per cont.
business, IL familiar with
steer of the dairy type az
I've weights should be the
Fry type Of animal, or the
parts of the carcass which
|. which the beef type docs.
his time by the fact that
he city of New Orleans n
opportunity, right at home,
@gularly, and mere or less
most from their cattle in
Improve their stock, both
up toward a more bcefy
Dfre to feed a good grade
,btained for the feed when
: i'll increase as the quality
Department Of Veterinary
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01
Phosphoric

- hoor
A. io lose at most of their manurial value
,ess of both solid ahd
a he carefully saved utilized of the
value of the recovered for use on the land ana
estimated by using approximately,
nnd for nitrogen acid and potash or say "a ceHs %
six phosphoic acid and rs cents tor potash a"oash
iicult o obtain price,
therefore manur value OF the domestic fer o
ronura afford to waste such valuable
~ tb. time above when the nation Is crying out for
food production -. A., ..... .,.u. y
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01
vii! Be Repaid for Their Work.

W0pe1 tavsEYxAesa, srfsrn .fFfr pains
swollen and tender muscles, stiff joints
Mrs. c. j. Ellis. sos sth Ave, Sioux
Falls, S. D., writes: 81 feel sure if any
one bothered as I was will give Folety
Kidney Pills fair trial they will be
repaid for their work" Sold every.
where.-Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01
GEoFFRoY cHARBoN LINIMENT.

] wish to say that / have used Mr..
Albert Geoffroy's Charlton Liniment
and cured one mule Of Charlton, and il, c
heal of cattle of tick fever. with ono
bottle. l recommend its use by others
HOMER LANDRY,
adv Delcambre. La
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01

Ncrmilion parish is moving rapidly
toward the goal 81 good roads The
police jury has appointed representa-
tive c.mmiirr romposcd of Hon. il. l..
Cucydan, j. y. Hr"rIc, f. NJ Harr,ug-
ton, Alex Honin, Y. l.. Caldwell. Leon.
atl McauN and IoaaS Well, To thrcsh
out the ucstion of issuing 100000 OF
road bonds and lcvvin% a special tax of
five mills for forty years 20 provide for
their payment. The committee has met
and organized by clccting Hon. II. l..
Gu"vdau chairman and y. o. Landry,
secretary.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01
ITO be continued.)

FOR SALE-A very good 4 "a g..
hull, without gasoline engine, worn
$500; will take $3.50 now. Apply at
once az this Office.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01

ing to the News II is to replace the
one who resigned. \ request hH, been
made for candidates to hand in their
names. Judging from the number of
candidates for that job in the last cleo
tiou there will hc plenty of them.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01

l46s 1892 Adolph Bernard, Esther.
1869 800 Rainier Luquottc, Abbcville.
1870 294 Donat Williams, Abbeville.
ll7l 1870 Ccslas Vincent, g. Island.
l472 4Os Olivier Broussard, Erath.
1873 1871 Edvar Broussard, Maurice.
l37f S0i r. Y. Larpcntcr, Abbcville.
lf7j 2O06 Dclmas Hanks, Gucydan.
1916 23O Antoine Reaux, Abbeville.
1877 Pr Arcade Romero, Erath.
1873 37J Moleon Miguez, Erath.
1910 1924 Joseph Faux, Crowley.
l481 2lj3 Eddie Rodgers, Gueydan,
1881 s. Clarence u. Huff, Erath.
1892 25l2 Ferncst Abshirc, Abbeville.
1883 2S2 Henry Pratt, Abbeville.
1893 24S4 Ulyssc lIebcrt, Kaplan,
1875 2l26 Alex Gage, Gueydan.
1886 2370 Dennis Trahan, Kaplan.
1887 1853 Meancc Broussard, Cossinade
1883 1858 Joseph Istre, Gueydan.
1889 1900 j. o. Moaton, Perry.
l490 115S Thcodule Simon, Maurice.
1i9l 1905 Rene Touchct, Cow Island.
1902 1920 Dovic Bourqup, Gueydan.
1898 98S Sweet Stansbury, Abbeville.
1894 24lS Amede Meaux, Kaplan.
1895 1916 Maurice Menard, l. Bayou.
1896 1876 OlIia White, Esther.
1917 1909 Noise Boudreaux, Maurice.
1893 1888 Nicholas Marvant, Abbevillo
1879 1896 Eraste Lcger, Wright.
1900 2452 Wilfred Raguer, Abbeville.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01

ThSe public school of this city, to
which Abbeville and the surrounding
community has always looken upon with
pride, Is now hanging in the air, and
it ali depends upon the votesr next
Tuesday whether or not Abbcville and
the Third Ward viii have q full term
this coming session,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01

Several nice showers of rain fell dur
ing the past few days, and have been
a source of much rclicGto those dust
opponents.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01

Mrs. Silnc- Alpha aud two little
children Of Lafayette, are visiting in
this city, guests Of relatives and their
friends
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01

Walter yillcymin, Of New Iberia, has
contracted 10 10 AL the wiring in ;hc
new Nutro Rice Mill at Gucydau.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01

Mrs. j. >. Lam and daoghtrr, Miss
Mabel, ot New Roads, are visiting in
this city the guest OF friends.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01

l.. Il. .audrv, Of "rajh, vas a riaitor
here Sun5a., the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
j. f.. kibbc, .Ir.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-09-01

Rev. b. o. Wood and Allan Uagcs,
of Ahhcvillc, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Whitworth Thursday-Jca-
nCrCttc Herald.