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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26
Women and Var Work

Nuuuru1o unit No meets
.ihiH afternoon with MrH II II
|Chnfru laDl Norfolk avenue.
! Tulsa chrptcr. e. . s.. Rcd Cross
headquarters
Drama Tagtc. Ued Cross
Alhu .1url Ladies' shrine, Ma
Isonlc han
Nlas Pauline Withrrspoon 81 81
loulH' flrld secretary for the okla
.homt Hol Crosse. arrived In Tulsa
IIaH evening To- spend tho next two
.d1,s coufcrriug with the commit
tees Of tnc local chapter \ con-
/ ference ur the Womruq work and
nursing service has been arranged
for this morning During the uflor-
moon Miys Wuhcrspoou VIII meet
/ the publicity and military relief
committees ana the local ucrretary,
/ E l., Connolly on Saturday she
Iwtll meet with tho extension, home
/ Service and executive committees In
| the interest of rcd Cross work The
meetings are 10 he held ut head
Iuunrtors
Mise Flora MAY Turner arrived at
| the first OF the week from Arizona
~ accept the appointment of bust
ness secretary I'm the offices ur the
civilian relief committee ~ the Red
! cross, 2t2 Wright building \ new
| Telephone was installed Yesterday
land In the future either Miss Hcald
or Mrs j l.. GolRy ot the commit
! tee may be reached by calling No.
|7l93
] Fifty-fvc women registered FOR
Hurgical dressings work and ninety
four for sewing nt local Rod cross
headquarters Thursday
Victory Tlrzah unit met Wcdncs-
day afternoon iu the home ot Mrs
/ George Wakefield at which umc
|l62 mnny -tailud handnRcs were
mnde Work done by the cmbers
during tho past werk and turned In
at this meeting Included sixty many
tailed and thlrty-two sCultetus ban
dagcs.. one sweater, two pairs socks
Next weeks meeting viii be with
Mrs j T. Goff. al South Victor.
Women fthe Halliburton Abbott
store unit are reported to have
turned out zoos iampons for the
front line parcels IN one hour Wed
ncsday afternoon.
Mrs Edmund IT,. Brown director
" womcU'H work for the southwest
crn division ut the Rcd Cross at ST.
Louis in advising what refugee gar.
Wonts are needed most hy the chill
dren I'm France ana belgium. says
.tat The greatest demand Is Tor
hildrcn's Capcg. aprons and dresses
Elght per cent of the refugee gRr-
ments turned ont hSuChuptcrs sh6uld
be Ctpes Tor children from I 20 a.
Years They should he made OF
heavy cloukiug material strong and
warm, ana ot darl, colnrs. principal
u.s. black. brown. navy blue or gray
Eight per cent OF tho output should
he piuafores for children from a
years up and & per cent should ho
dresses made Of dark materials Tor
girls from I to years
Home Gardens unit made good
showing I'M returned work Yesterday
This unit is composed ~ women
from three u&lltOns. namely Home
Gardens Preparedness and Park
View one member of this unit has
knit forty pairs uf socks in thir
~ two weeks Work returned Thurs /
dav included hirty nine bed shirts
five both, covers, ono pair wrstlrty .
three pairs socks. one sweater
A special campaign for the en-.
,Olmcnt Of graduate nurses Tor Red .
Cross service snon viii he under
taken throughout thc' country The .
need has hocumc'so great that 10 has .
ur.omr necessary Co take these
measures
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

sixty pairs socks. lgO sweaters. so
pairs wrIsre's 80 helmets. 20 scarfs
a sis weeks course in agiicuI
ture, suitable for lenders iu the
Nomgns land army. is offered hy
the national service school OF the
Womcn's section OF the Navy league
WHEN viii the war be won. &" Is
a. better question than When will
the wal END p"
The first work Of the Junior Rnd
Cross In the making of layettes and
.lothes Tor the children OF France
and Belgium has been turned in AT
local headquarters and has been
pronounced most screditable The
layettcs contain everything neces-
sary "a the care and clothing Of a
H"v born babe and there are 3S OF
them. am beautifully made. I'm ad
d.tiun there are 40 cashmere cnuCs
which tLc French children prefer
90 The coats which school girls OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

thg United states wear. and 10 out
ing pe,tironts The work was done
under the direction OF Miss Clara
Nimbpll Previous TO their deliv-
cry To the Red Cross the garments
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

Nlss Up'rn Sleeves whose en-
Eaecmrut ro SIR D. % rImmor OF
Mineral Wr.H. Texas Nis hr,n uu.
romrcd to eliminate n marriage
during the sprlnr was rendered the
compllmcpt~- GIT shower Wcduos.
DAY o,'ntnI A. the residence of NiHH
Cora ClonGcutug, lIl6 South 1905.
ton avenue Twenty young women.
several OF whom nave been closely
associated with Miss SkcWes during
her residence In Tulsa, and others.
members Of tho business Girls. club
OF the Young Wumru's Christian as.
koclaton. on invitation from Miss
Glendcning. guthcCd la her home to
pass the evening with the bride
elect, The time was pleasantly spent
IN hcmmtng napkins, after which the
tride to-he wHH presented with YER
table shower OF lovely handLaTchiofs
for her trousstnu. \ rofreshmcut
course was served by the hosie~a Miss
fkcwes expects 90 leave at the oud ut
next week for Chicago, whore her
parents reside, 10 prepare fov her
wedding, after which she viii rosdc
In the gulf coast country Both Miss
Skewea and her flanCe nre gculu-
gists and for some time past have
been connected with an oil corpora
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

we're On display In the window OF
the Bass Furniture company.
John Randall Dunn. G. 3, OF 81
Louis, Mo. will deliver a free lee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

ture on Christian Science az Con
vention hall Monday. April 20 at
SIS o'clock The pubic II cor
daily invited. ADJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

Mr Aud Mrs W NJ liahcock have
returned from "A visit of three weeks
10 Dayton, Texas. En- route home
they stopped over TO spend few
days with their son W NJ Babcock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

Mrs A G Johnson ana Young son
Alvin arrived homo yesterday morn
Ing after spending the past five
weeks with Mrs Iohusuns parents.
Mr.. And Mrs, W T. IIammett ~ San
Diego. Cnl. who have been winter
ing In Phoenix, Ariz
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

Cotton Sheets sized 72x90 -
adequately large for the av-
erage double bed. Regularly
$l25, Special, today t.. CSC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26
Complete Lines of
Children's
Knit Und erwear

SilIRTS--in cotton, cotton and
wool pure wool, silk and wool.
Button front style with long
sleeves. Sizes to 6 years.
Priced soc, sOc, s5c, 75c, 81,
SI25 and $3.50.
NESTS-slip-ove style without
sleeves. In cotton, cotton and
wool, silk and wool. Sizes 10
years. Priced 25c, 20c, Csc
and SI25.
KNIT WAISTS 49, button style.
with attachment for garters and
buttons for panties. Also Ru-
ben style, Sizes from infants
to IL years. iSc, csc, 81, Sf.25
and sI.S5.
UNION SUITS 49, light weight
cotton. sleeveless. knee length.
Sizes 2 TO i3 years. Priced Use
and $50.
Third Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-26

bungalow Cretonnes in many patterns For porch
and canoe cushions. furniture slip covers win
dow drapes and portieres
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
WAR SAVINGS CAMPAIGN
RECORDS FIRST 100000 DAY

"Tae War Savings Campaign has
REACHED its first So 200, 10000 day, as
shown by today's report of receipts
bv the Treasury Department. Sales
of the savings stamps in the pa2t
three DAYS have been: "$2, 29j,On),
10000, and $3,049,000.
"'Three millions a dav from the
thrift STAMPS provides the Treasury
with about one-tenth cf the amount
now being expended BY the nation for
the war. While $S,000,O00 is ONLY 3
cents q dsv for every man, Woman
and Child in the country. the entire
cost of the war is only - ce?ts pei
capita a dav.
"The National War Savings Com
mittete, delegated By the Treasury {
enlist ioO.639,O00 : investors in tn;
l.'babv bonds" anticipates soon reach
Ing the ss.00a:o9e a dav rate neeessar,
to place the 100000, 900 issue withll
, ycaf This will be 6 cents dal
/ per oanita.
"'The sale of these stamps will f
nance the Government entire emer
gsacy shipping program, Tie earsea
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
PLANS FOR THE CHATAUCUA
MADE At MEETING THURSDA!

A large number of the members O.
the Abbeville Chatauqua Association
met Thursday afternoon in the parlo'
of the Pelican Club and proceeded
organize by electing Mr. E. NJ. Steb
bins, president; Prof. f. A. Skillman
secretary, and Mrs. Geo. w. Summers
treasurer
Mr. A. ]. Hesket, representing tn,
Ellison White System was present an,
made an interesting talk, giving al
outline of program arranged for Able
vile.
Committees for the various branche.
of the association will be appaOin+e'
and the list published at a later date
An interesting feature is that seyel
al of the ladies will be named as vic,
presidents.
Abbeville is the only place in Louisi
ana that the EllisonWhite Chautauu;
Syqstem holds forth, and this is ;
splendid advertisement for Abbeville
From Abbeville they. go to Orange
Texas for their next stop.
The program for this year is al
excellent one, and one that will b.
enjoyed and highly appreciated by all
Watch the Progress for full details
pictures and advertisements.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
NATIONWIDE BOOK DRIVE
FOR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

A drive for books will be carried
on in Abbeville under the direction
Of the Library Board, March 18-25th.
The Libraries are built at the camps
and many books provided bin the de-
mand Of books far exceed the supply.
The soldiers have time to read and
are anxious to read.
Look over your book shelves, select
IS many volumes as YOU can spare,
,rran carefully and label "Iibrary War
Service and leave at the Public Lii
brGrv Hall
All sorts of boks, except juvenile
are acceptable Historr, adventure
war books, travel, mathematics, French
readers or science books. Don t :cnd
worn out boks, or books with biurrej
print. The best is none too good tcl
our fighting forces.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
ERROR BY OVER ,EaHr.

In t1e February issul of the Red
Cross Magazine there az ared a poem
by Rndyard kipling, ii hieh an un-
fortunate reference was made to the
Catholic Church. The pcem was in
serted in the Magazine at fhe last min
ute by the Editors, without having
been submitted to Washington. It was
regarded purely as a contribution from
Kinling, the Editors. not sensing the
reflection on the Catholic Church
which il contained.
!. In telegram receivedi Wednesday
from H D. Gibson, Gene,hl Manager
Of the American Red Cro4, by Leigh
Carroll, Manager Of the Gift Division,
Mr.. Gibson says; EFT is , matter of
greatest concern 10 the Var Council
Of the American Red CROSS that this
should have happened; and the regard
! II as Q serious error. While. the Ameri.
can Red Cross Is nom seetsrian, ever
one k.iows t1e srlendid htlp and co.
operation 1t has had FROM the Catho.
lie severywhe-e both in bntributions
and in active services IND its official
ranks, aud in view Of the lpiyit it il
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES.

The following is list of the candi
dates who have announced themselve
subject to the voters at the municipal
election to be held on Monday, Apr
LIST, 1918. The names are listed in Il,
order in which they filed their inten
tiOn with the city officials.
FOR MAYOR.
W. S. Hayes.
w. r. Ellis.
FELIX j. Samson.
FOR CHIEF OF POLICE.
Caliste Guidry.
Lucius Dutel.
FOR ALDERMAN.
Gabriel LaBauve.
r. G.. Greene.
+. l.. Melcbeck.
i. p Beauxis.
Remy Broussard.
r. w. Bernard.
r. p. Nelson.
Geo. l.. Fisk.
j. f. Ncttles.
w. S. Nilsson.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
MRS. A. LANDRY KILLED AND
DAUGHTER FATALLY HURT

Last Sunday morning the news of
he sad accident, which cost the lives
IF Mrs. Adolph Landry and her daugh-
.cr, at New iberia, wife and daughter
If DIR. Adolph Landry, of Delcambre,
came to this community as a shock
harbed with pain and sorrow.
Mrs. Landry was instantly killed and
her daughter suffered the loss Of both
legs, when the Southern Pacific train
No. 2, eastbound, struck their automO-
bile at Center street in New iberia. The
little girl died from the injuries the
evening of the same dav, having also
suffered conclusion of the brain.
Mrs Landry was driving the ear and
with Der son and daughter and bro
-her-in-law, Mr. Raoul Chauvier, were
inst entering Now iberia, boundfor
"atahoula Lake to Join friends on a
ricrie and fishing trip.
The automobile was struck and drag
| eel 100 feet, according to repOrts. Mrs
Landry and daughter We're thrown out
Of the car and under the wheels OF
! he locomotive. Mrs T.andrv's head
aud arms were severed from the body
| Mr.. Chauvier was also trown from thu
car and bruised about the head. but
ne does not know inst how he es
oane4 from an accident The LITTLE
BOYS leg got caught in the auto dooI
and was dragged with the auto, es
,a~i"g with ONLY body bruised leg
The funeral of Mrs Landry and he
daughter was held at Delcambre Mon
dav evening Mt the Catholic church. q
that place Burial being made in TIL
beautiful cemetery at that place. Mrs
Landry was formerly Miss Leila LeB
ono, daughter of Mrs Alphonse LIE
Blanc. Of this citv Besides her mothe
and other relatives she is survived b,
her husband and son, and three sis
tprs. Mrs. Samson Chauvin, Mrs. r. 1
Charvier and Mrs. R, A, Dalton, al
i of this city.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
VERMILION MEDICAL DEFENSE
COUNCIL BRANCH ORGANIZES

The medical branch of the Vermilion
Parish Council of Defense met last
Saturday and organized by electing DR.
J. T. Abshire, of Leroy, chairman, and
DR.. L. NJ. Boudreaux, of Abbeville, sec
rotary. The membership of the coun
ell is well distributed, every section
If the parish being composed of DR.
Adolph Landry, Delcambre; DIR. I. T
Young, Erath; DIR. j. NJ White, Guev
dan; DR.. J. A. Villain, Maurice; DR.
w. A. Poche, Kaplan; DIR. Leo Saparit,
Kaplan, and DR.. c. J. Edwards, OF
Abbeville.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
DRAFT GALL ISSUED

A call has been issued for drafte'
men to leave for Camp Pike, Ark
between March 20 and April ?. Vermil-
ion quota is is follows:
Whites, 10; Negroes 80.
Vermilion also will send l73 men
about the same time to take the places
o fthe men recently discharged. who
were enormously indicted into ser
uice
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
DRAFT ORDER AFFEc1s
1878 LOUISIANA MEN.

movement Of $4,000 lrafted men
to begin Marcl 20 aud Yentinue for
FIVE days was ordered by Provost Mar
shall General Crowder. Thk order calls
troops from every state "a the union
with the exception of - "a and Min
nesota. 1t includes meA remaining
from the first draft and Those liable
to call nthe second.
Just how many men of the second
draft are affected by thd order was
not stated at General Crow'der's office.
1t is understood that thu, movement
will virtually complete thd first draft,
and that is part of thd announced
plan to call registrants in small groups
as fast as they can be Accommodated.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
In Lovin; Remembrance Of our dcSi
mother, CELTSTLNE HA2RINGTc2!

Wife of F. |. Broussard, who depart
ed this life March 10, 1915.
Since two years ago you lett u.
mother dear,
Dark are the nights the world seem.
drear,
Memories of the golden past stll
fingers on,
As if it were but day that yot
have gone,
Thv dear face to see and voice T.
hear,
Alas our fondest wish as we still
must miss,
Some dav to share with you deai
mother,
Gods eternal rest.
FROM HER CHILDREN
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
BOY SCOUTS TO SERVE.

The Abbeville Boy Scouts are a Sc
Of hustlers, always helping along any
cause for tie benefit Of their country
and now they are ready to call at YOU
home for those books you would spa,
for the sailors and soldiers D)n'i lc'
this worthy cause escape y0Hr action.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16

to be hoped Catholics everywhere vii
understand that the appearance Of this
poem was the result Of an oversight
The next issue Of tle Red Cross Maya
zine win contain an editorial Of sincef,
regret for the error that has been
made
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
CARD OF THANKS

q To the dear friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted us in life
greatest trial, in the sad and sudden
death. IF Mrs. Adolrh Landry and her
daughter, we wish to express our
leartfeit. thanks. also to those sending
flowers md assisting in the funeral.
Nav the Lord bless YOU all and spare
YOU such sorrow is our sincere wish
THE. FAMILY.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1913
LATEST BUYERS OF w. s. S.

Those who have bought War Savings
Stamps through the Bank of Abbeville
since March 7, 1918.
Miss Evelyn S. Wilson
Mis- Marjorie A. Wilson
Miss Aristine Comfort
Conrad Comfort
Isaac Andrus
Clarence Andrus
Jno. O. Hughes, Jr.
Miss Celeste BOnvillain
Miss Ethel Skillman
Karl WE'LL
Herbert Veil
Leonard WE'LL
= Marion WE'LL
Allan Chauvin
Thrift Stamps sold by Miss HonOld
since March >, 1918, are as follows
j. w. O'Bryan, Jr.
Hazel o Bryan
Irene LaBauve
HelOise LaBauve
Florence May LLaBauve
Lucille LaBauve
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
WIS.,

ONLY the 19-cvlinder tvpe Of Liberty
motor; for airplanes is now being built,
il hayeing been thought best in view
of DEVELOPMENTS abroad to concentrate
on the hich-r"wered engine instead
Of the siyhteyliadsE
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16

Treasury receipts from ti{eir sale are
already averaging the cost OF build
ing 10000 tons of shipping a day."
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16

Bayou, was among che Visitors mere
during the latter part of las. week.
-w.s.s-
Your soldiers and sailors want some
of your books. Take them to the Pub
lie Library Hall during the week Of
March 1925.
Miss Blanche, little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Stauffer entertained
large number of her little friends
Thursday afternoon.
The family of Mr.. Z. \. Primcaux
have moved from the o. A. BrOussard
home to the Smith home, recently va
Gated by the Goldens.
The w. o. w. has ben qriie busy
of late acting upon about SIXTY ai'ph
cations for membership. A big meet
ing is scheduled for Monday u.ght.
-w.ss.-
Did YOU know that you and thc Pro
gress have an interest in common
Your success helps the comn1nity rs a
whole which in turn is of benefit to Us
-ws.s.-
Randolph Abshire was operated on
for an attack of appendicitis at the
to say that he is doing nicely from
the operation.
-w.ss.-
Select from your library GOOD books
in GOOD condition, wrap, mark them
Library War Service and take them
to the Public Library Hall or notify a
Boy Scout to call for them.
WIS.,
The Peoples Ind Warehouse has just
received a carload of nigh farming
implements which the tanners nave SC
patiently waited for. III the shipment
is included the famous rice drills.
-wsS.-
The new home Cf Mr.. and Mrs. j. +
Ritter has been undergoing some exten
sivc improvements The interior worF
is now being done, which will make
their home one of teh most comfortable
in town.
The Peoples Sugar Conplr', kn"wl
as the Rose Hill plantatlnh Eia'le an
other move for advancement 'h'
capital Of the company uas been So
at S25O,00O, capalle of increase ro tn
amount of 100000.
The chautauqua committee held a.
interesting meeting Thursday evenini
in the spacious porlor of the Pehcal
Club, and made the initial steps 10
holding the big chautauqua meet L
Abbeville during .tle week of Apri
1920.
-wss.-
Judge NJ. T. Gordv;i Of this city
J. c. Foster and John Jenkins o.
Shreveport, and r NJ. HOllowell hav
been appointed bv President Wilson a
members of the district eyempt'o
board, at the request Of On. Metro
and Gov. Pleasant.
-wss-
F. NJ Harrington has reeaiHcd tn
appointment Of Justice OF tho peace
the First Ward. which his. n9nieroy
friends in this part of the alish vi
be glad 10 learn. Nj harringroh ~
wide-awake business man, ant mas /,
number of'vears sexkcd his rHoYie
many different capacities. -;
w S.
p. ). White; secretarr of thc"W
W. has nrened an ofice IN toe ball z
stairs, where he can be 'Juhd Il r,t
the morning hours us maze ''.tp
direction makes much far ihe ""hee
ieuce of those wishing 'spav dues; 81
collect bills. if anv they have, and
receive applications from rfefssh' Il
string TO take. nut sr;he Insurance
an order of Such kinl :Nr Whi
has conceived the idea Of mahnI
provided chairs, sofas, aud ~ ell u
truth. . sysphQpa0as Is there tsa'
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16

The War Department Commission on
Training Camp Activities now has d.
women deputv SHERIFF. working ii -
entities IF camps in all parts Of the
country.
W s.
The period during which rye floW
NAV he used as q wheat -four substl
tute in Victory bread has been extend
de to March 81, as in some sections
of the eourtrv other substitutes aE'
not ret available.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16

ment in the world than Wan SAY
in"S Certificates. Buy them now rcgu
larry while YOU can, for t3I cannc
expect to have so good 4 bargain
offered always There, Save, IN.
and Hasten Victory.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16
DESCRIPTION OF LAND.

100 Acres N. w. VI Section 10, T. IA
r. e.
80 Acres, 3 Va Of N. W. ", Section 81
T. IA. r. e.
-tAE~5s, N. ~ Of ME-. section "a
T. IA, r. e.
40 Acres. 8. E. "a of N. w. "a, Sector
"a, T. IA. r. E.
80 Acres N. "a of N. w. "a, Section "a
T. IA, r. / e.
A. o. LANDRY.
Rel Estate Agent.
Abbeville, La.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16

let us Do Tcur Printing.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16

The Chatauqua-April ll2U. 1918.
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Mrs. Ovey Gary, OF New Iberia was
the guest of Mrs. c. Trahan Sunday.
-w.s.s.-
The Ewclls have moved to the Brous
sard home recently purchased By them.
-w.ss.-
Aurelic Hebert left Tuesday for
Houston, where ne goes to take up a
position.
Duncan +. Young, of the Gulf states
Farmer was a recent business visitor
in this city.
Divide Hebert, son of Mr.. adm Mrs
Clecmere Hebert, is visiting here on a
ten day furlow.
-wss.-
Mrs. F. o. Butler and son Francis,
of Galveston are visiting in this city,
guests of relatives.
-w.ss.-
Walter J. burke and Jules DreyfuS,
of New Iberia were business visitors
here during the week.
-w.ss.-
Mrs Joe Leblanc, of Sulphur is visit
ing here, the guest at the home of
her son, c. j. Leblanc.
-w.SS.-
Mrs. Herman Lutgring, OF Mansfield,
is visiting here, the CUES OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Lee.
-w.S.S.-
When a merchant advertiSrs i'll tie
Progress, he is investing his moaey,
which is returned with interest.
-w.ss.-
= hiss Mary Abadie has accepted a
ition at the law office of Mr.. John
rr;nr 40 stanooranher and fynist
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16

Show your goods in the window, an,
Advertise them in the Progr,as.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16

Usually when YOU tank OF f. NJ.
Stebbins, YOU think Of insurance, Or
barking, fires, and the like, but nov
there is a new thought hatauqua.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-03-16

The Peoples Sugar Conpar', known
as the Rose Hill plantatIoh r'ale an
other move for advancement The
capital Of the company uas been set
at S25O,O0O, capal!le of increase ro the
amount of 800. 900.