Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-11-13

with the Erath Sugar Refinery.
! Mike Hanley who has been employed
OF Live Oak for the last year left Tues
day for New Orleans.
Misses Noelie Boudreau and MIRA
Marceaux OF kaplan were visitors here
Wednesday between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie burke Mrs.
| II. c. Wallis Mrs. Harry burke motor
/ ell to Milton Sunday afternoon and was
the guest of Mr.. Forest Picard.
l. o. Schaub, chief Of the extension
division Of the South, Of Washington,
! ,. c., left Thursday after a few days
spent here doing inspection work.
Miss Rosa Nils, .I'al s.i,-' j.. G.
ter visited Leblanc gcIo0i Mo-aI. az
va, ,he guest or the Misses Jsdb9st
Monday night, who are popular teoch
ers OF that school
Little Marion Hayes, who has been
visiting at her grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. a. J. GODDARD, returned to her
home in New Orleans Monday, and was
accompanied by Miss Margrette lie.
Blanc.
Mr.. and Mrs L. J. Brolssard, Miss
Wanda Broussald, Miss Camille Le-
Blanc and Mr.. Ping Drifting motored to
New Iberia Sunday, where they went
with Mr.. B. +. Taylor, who left for his
! home in Stanford, Ken, after a visit |
here.
There were 1,l69 bales Of cotton,
counting round bales as half bales, gin. /
ned in Vermilion Parish froa the crop
of 1920 prior to Nov. l, 1920, as conf
pared with 3,lS8 bales ginned to Nov. |
l, 1919, according 20 Dir. TONER Landry,
the Vermilion Parish agent.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Laporte, who
have been residing in the country on
the sporte farm, have come to town
to i've, occupying the new Frederick
| nome at the corner of Louisiana and St.
Victor streets. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
having moved to Port Arthur. /
There will be a meeting Of the w. o.
". Monday night. A matter of much
! Importance, being that Of planning or
! deciding On an entertainment, In which
the high cost of living will be taken
J u. /. yon believe ;hc Woo linen should
least CT not, MAKE it your business to
lie there,
Mrs. John Ewsll entertained the
Card CiUb SATURDAY after o3n. The
| party was especially enjoyed by every
( ore, delicious refreshments were scrv-
al, |bC gG-s-s of tht part were.
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l.. ...s, NJ. lith air. aebeit was
.- hcH; ing at Mime, a, 4 wna a
. Fuminoa. citizen in his scc-iyn. He
vas member of the Nunez Bautist
Clurch and one of its deGcons. The
funeral services were held at the Nunez
Baptist Church Friday evening at 3
0 clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Broussard came
IN Sunday from New Orleans and are
making tleir horne with Mr.. and Mrs.
p. |. Broussard. They came in from
New Orleans, where they were married
on November 4th. The bride was Miss
Martha Fisk, Of Hartford, Wis. She
was formerly a resident here. They
have large circle Of friends who ex-
tend them their best wishes for a long,
prosperous and happy welded life.
a very interesting conference was
held at Crowley on Wednesday after
noon of this week by representative
Baptists from the following churches:
Ahbeville, Crowley. Elizabeth Mem rial
Gueydan, Lafayette and Eunez. The
Abheville Baptist Church was repre.
scented By Messrs Jos. S. Ewel, Frank
Stebbins and Rev. S O. Olivier. ;hp
object Of the meeting was the consid.
Grafton of the Baptist - Idillion Cam.
align. The Baptists began work in
Louisiana west of the Mississippi river
in the year 1904.
Mr. J. VI. Arnaure died al his hohs
in Beaumont Thursday morning Nov. I,
and the body was taken Il Lafavette
90 the home Of Mrs NJ. 6. Butcher. his
mother-in-lHw Mr.. Arnsune was mar.
led to Miss Edna Butcher of Lafsy.
cite, and leaves wife and little son,
Preston, 3 wears of age. Mr. Arnaune
was a former resident of Abbeville, and
at the time of his death was EMPLOYED
in the post office in beaumont. The
funeral services were held at So. toha
Ca:hedrG! n lafayette Friday after.
coon az o'closk.
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