The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-08-10
NOTICE.
Competitive Examination

Competitive Examination.
A competitive examination to select a yonn.
man beneficiary to attend the Louisiana St.1
University. aud young lady benetciArv :" -
tend tho Southwesteru Industrial Instjtnfs :,
the expense of the Parish Of st. Mary. viii Il.
a'e'd on Monday; August 5, 1918, beginning a.
Public Education in the Court House il Franz.
lin louisiana: "~'
Tho following are the entrance requirements.
!. Candidates must furnish tha commits.
with signed statements that their parents srs
not financially able I" boar the expense OF
educating then "
?. That ns person shall become . beneficiary
unless he or she can and does pass an ex a,m;.
nation to be arranged by said com tee. a.,
titling those applying Tor the scholarshin n
the State University TO enter tlls Freshman
Class. and those applying for the scholarship
at the Industrial Institute to entcr the First
Year Academic Class
3. The competitive examination will in.
Glade the following subjects:
.. Spelling.
b. Grammar and Conposition.
G Literature.
d. Algebra.
e. Plane 0eOmetry.
I. u. s. History and Gives
The scholarships at said Institutions shall
be awarded to the individual m .kiny the hi~h.
est per cent a: this examination.
The persons selected wiz be advanced an
nually One Hundred and Fifty (Sl5O 90, Dol,
lars each ~ the Police Jury and will be con-
tinued in the above namoL school until vrsdn-
atc0 or during good behavior.
continue bearing the expenses Of anv hsne.
CHAS GorT.
Supt. Public Education, Chairman.
At ten O'Clock, Monday, Augusta.
1918. there being one applicant, Victor
FOurmy. for the scholarship at T.. =.
u, and one applicant, Hilda Larpen.
teur. for the scholarship at the South.
western Industrial Institute, both fur.
nishing the ststem.nt that their
parents we're not financially able to
bean the expenses of educating them.
and both possessing the Necessary
scholarship emitting them to enter
the classes mentioned ia the notice:
The committee unanimously decIar.
ed that the said Victor Fourmy should
receive the schol +rship to L. s. u.
and the said Hilda Larpenteur should
receive the scholarship to the South.
western Industrial Institute.
Yours very truly
CHAS. GOTT.
Supt. Public Education, Chairman.
The following report from the
Inspector of Licenses was read.
and on motion of S j. Wolford,
sec ondcd by Arthur Olivier, came
vac recsived, 6led aud made .
part Of the minutes:
Franklin, La. Aug. I, 1918.
To the Honorable President and Mem
bers of the Police Jury, Parish of
st. Mary, Louisiana:
Gentlemen:-I hava just completed
my sec md inspection of licenses, for
the year 1918, with the following re-
suits:
Centreville.
Sacco, Antonio retail merchant, $500
paid.
Boudreaux, Nathan, auto transfer,
l.2 year; q 50 paid.
Glencoe.
Rivet. Philo, auto transfer 81. 90 paid.
Bell, James, cook shop, IL year,
81 so paid.
Williams. Martha. boarding house,
l-2 year, - 50 paid.
Louisa.
Hands, Pearl and James, Willie.
soda water, $500 paid.
Garden City.
Simon, Ed, butcher, s 90 paid.
Adams, Charles, auto ira q sfer. $500
paid.
Charenton.
Spiller, f. B. & Co., retail merchant.
$500 not paid.
JeAnerette r F. D.
Breaux, Noise, retail merchant, IL
year, $3.50 paid.
Breaux, Noise. auto transfer. IL
year. 81 50 paid.
Dupre, Adrisn, auto tran sfer. IL
year, $50 paid.
Landry, Fernand, auto transfer. IL
year, $3.50 paid.
Patterson.
Guzzino. Sanso, auto transfer, IL
year. $3.50 paid.
AGeline.
Landry, Frederick, auto transfer, II
year, - 50 paid.
Franklin r. F. D.
Joe, auto transfer, 1-2 year,
~ SO paid.
Ashton.
Lockett, Joseph, retail merchant, $500
paid.
In my report Of previous inspection
CONTINUED on Supplement,)
Phone 1853 for Automobile
Truck Hauling. Terms rea'