The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-11-15

1.-THE following news anu hoIeS anu
personal mention from Washington
was crowded out of our last issue for
the want of space, but in view of the
fact that it contains much of interest
to our readers in that town, we glad
ly give it space in this issue.)
The Washington high school bas-
ket ball team administered trounc-
ing to the basket ball team of the
Port Barre high on last Friday eve
ming, in Port Barre. The Port Barre
squad put up game fight and showed
/ themselves to be true lovers of the
sport, but the faster and more ex-
perienced local team was entirely too
much for them. The final score was
"a to 2 in favor of the w. H. S.
These same teams played second
game this Tuesday on the local high
school campus. The second squad
of the Washington school played the
first half and at the end of that peri
Cd the score was to l in favor of
Port Barre. In the last half the
Washington first team was put in
and there was no more scoring by
Port Barre. The final score was 26
to z in favor of this school Those
who composed the team of this school
are:
L. Thistlethwaite, forward; M.
Plonsky, forward; Ira Muller, guard;
D. Whip, guard; C. Whip, center.
The Port Barre team-Dejean, for
ward; Leblanc, Forward; Camille,
guard; Dupuis, guard; Dunbar, cen
ter.
Mis- Edith Hebert of Morrow was
visitor at the home of Mrs. Robert
Harry the past week.
Mrs. G. J. Bailey of Alexandria was
in Washington Saturday last between
trains.
Miss Mary Baillio visited her sis
ter, Maude, at Sunset Saturday and
Sunday of the past week.
Mrs. E. D. Lamorandier is visiting
relatives in Vile Platte this week
Mis- Maude Baltic, Lecky Clay and
Raoul Clay of Sunset were in Wash
ington Sunday evening.
Miss Anna R. Liable and J. E.
Wolff motored to Opelousas last Sun
day evening.
Miss Margery Fitzpatrick of Alexan-
dria was in town this week end visit
ing her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Parker of Grand
Prairie were in town Sunday evening.
Mr.. Frank Mouton of New iberia
was a visitor to Mr.. L. A. Poche on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Norton Gardner of Lafayette
was in town Tuesday to see his par
ents.
Mr.. Tony Fux of Opelousas was
business visitor to Washington on
Saturday last.
Miss Sue A. Baillio, Miss Make
EweH, C. P. Helluin and DR.. C. H.
Green motored to Port Barre last
Sunday evening.
Miss Eleanor Dunbar and her new
flivver were seen in town one day
last week Miss Dunbar resides at
Nuba, La.
Misses H. M. Cooke and Theresa
Hummel attended a show in Lafa-
yette last Friday night.
Mrs. w. A. Cooke of New Orleans
arrived last Saturday morning for an
extended visit to her relatives here
Mr.. J. E. Gibson, employee of the
Southern Telephone Company, was
in Lafayette on Thursday of last
week.
Under the auspices of the Washing
ton high school, there promises to be
a very amusing and interesting en-
tertainment here on Saturday night,
November 8, in the Tankel building,
on Dejean street. This entertainment
will take the nature of mystery
party" and there also will be dane
ing. We are sure that all who at
tend will enjoy themselves and let US
not forget that our school gets the
benefit of the proceeds.
A. B. Reed and F. L. Bailey were
in Lafayette last Sunday night.
Messrs. Herschel Allen, Jules Glib
son and William Wartelle departed |
last Friday on little pleasure trip. |
Mr.. John Fontenot of Grand Prai-
RE was in town Saturday of last week !
on business.
Mr.. Jas. ]. Carriere, manager of !
the Broussard oil mills, spent the day
in town last Sunday.
Miss Elvie Pitre of Prairie Ronde
visited her relatives here last week /
end
Miss Clayton Gardner of Vidrine,
La, is in town this week on account
of the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Oscar LaCombe, formerly of
but now of Eunice was
here last Saturday.
Mr.O.S.Cummings,J r., of Houston,
Texas, was in town this last week
end, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Henry Rice of Eunice was in
own on All Saints Day.
Miss Carrye Klaus of Baton Rouge
vas in Washington last week end to