The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
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i Mr.. and Mira. j Sully Marie
have moved into ,h.ir n.au'ifu
new home corner First aud Adam
streets
Distric. A,tcrn-y Percy Sain
has been IN Baton Rouge thi
week. assisting in the fight for tn,
amendment to the State Primas.
Law.
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William S. Hart in "The Tige
Man." A leap in the, saddle an,
away. The clatter of horses hoofs
A shot in the client night. That
Hart. Opera house Friday. Jun
14th.
Mr.. Eddie CAIN, son Of Judg
A. E. Calm of the Seventh Ward
who is stationed at Camp Beaure.
gard. has been promoted from {
private to q Corporal. We heart
lily congratulate our young friend
and wish him continued good for.
tune.
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Automobile painting and trim
ming done atreasonabie prices By
G. S.Brcnn.
Tomorrow Sunday evening
Live Oak Camp No. 35. Woodmen
of the World. will ho:d memorial
services tor their deceased Sover.
eigns. The members of the Camp
are requested to meet at their
Forest III o'clock and bring 6ow-
ere il possible.
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Governor Pleasant has named
81 delegates to represent Louis.
lana on November llth at the IT, h
annu>i conference on Federal,
State and local taxation in s..
Lcui. Hon. Henry w. Kappel.
our efficient and popular assessor.
was appointed to represent St.
Mary.
Died at his residence in Lafay.
cite on Saturday last. MI. Albert
J. Alleman, aged 81 years. Mr.
Alleman vas native of the Par.
ish of St. Mary. but he has been q
resident of Lafayette for several
years before his death. The Ban.
uer extends sy mpathy and condo.
lence to the bereaved family.
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For Automobile Truck Hauling.
phone 1853. Reasons Bile rates.
We learn that every opera house
and every moving picture chow ia
St. Mary parish has been tender.
ed to the Government on June
28th for meetings, when the War.
Savings Campaign will close
The owners of these places have
certainly shown q patriotic spirit.
and are to be commended.
M. 7. S. Wrigh., who has for
come time been working in the
barber chop Of Mr.. C. w. Abel,
has accepted the employment as
manager Of the barber shop of
Mrs. A. P. Daigle. Mr.. Wright is
al artist in his business and will
give full satisfaction to all who
patronize him.
Messrs. Lyman Taylor, son of
Capt. E. G. Taylor. and Somers
Smith. son of the late Judge H. d,
Smith, passed successfully, exam.
inations for the u S. Marines in
New Orleans, and are now sta.
toned at Paris leland, S. c. We
are proud OF the young sons of
Franklin. and the Banner gives
them good wishes aud q speedy
promotion.
For Automobile Truck Hauling
phone 1853. Rates reasonable.
The southern division of the
Insurance Federation of Louis.
lana held q meeting in Lafayette
on Saturday last and outlined
plans for holding a divisional con.
ference at that place during the
month. A number Of vice. presi-
dents were named for the various
parishes in this district, among
whom is our fellow.tow neman,
Mr.. John c. Lewis.
Cadet w. H. Latham. Jr., son of
ye editor. who passed his exami.
nation Tor the Aviation Corps in
San Antonio. Texas. two months
ago. has been called into service,
and ls now at Camp Dick, Dallas.
Texas. His service commenced
last Monday. This is the second
son OF the Editor who has volun.
teered to fight for the Cause of