New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-09-11
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Mrs. Amos l.. Litton arrived
home Thursday to be the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. T..
DuplantiS of Lydia.
Miss Lillian SouIicr entertained
ut cards Monday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Burns of New Or.
leans. The prizes were won by
ISScs Burns, Regina Landry and
Ethel Carver.
Miss Natalie Freeman left Wed
ncSday for few days visit to
friends in Alexandria. From there
she will continue to NatchitochcS
to enter the State Normal School.
Master Bob Rcnoudct. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gerard and baby
were weekend guests IN Berwick.
After several days visit here
with friends, Miss Allie Grcvcn-
berg has returned TO her home in
Mrs. Henry MiStrot of Waco,
Texas is the guest Of relatives
here
Miss Ruth Gcbcrt left last week
for Franklin where she has ac-
rcptcd a position in the high
school rs teacher.
Miss Layinia Switzcr returned
Thursday from a visit to relatives
in lIatticSburg, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. lessen and
children have returned to their
home in Lake Charles after a
pleasant visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Miller.
Mr.. Rupert Anglers Of Port Ar
thur. Texas, arrived Sunday to
spend the week with his parents.
Mr.. Fred Jacobs of Lake
Charles visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. |
jacobs this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Landry, Mrs |
S. +. Murphy, Miss Noemic Ian
dry and Miss Marguerite Byrne
motorcd to Franklin last Sunday.
Mr.. r. G.. Robertson returned
home this week from Mermentau
whittier he had went for a couple
of weeks recreation after serious
ailment. He has now recovered
sufficiently to get back to his oc-
cupation as an expert accountant
and had lots Of work awaiting
him when he returned.
Mr.. f. y. Calhoon spent several
days here last week. the guest of
his relatives. Mr.. Calhoon holds
a responsible position with the
United States government and
has been transferred to Baton
Rouge.
Mr.. VIM. Davidson of Houston,
spent several days here this week
looking after some real estate
which he owns in New Iberia. Mr..
has been residing in
Texas for some eleven years, and
was very much impressed with the
future of his former home.
Mr.. Fernand Veazey left for his
home at Austin, Texas on Friday
lfternoon after a visit here of sew
,ral days, the guest of Mrs. Alpine
and other relatives.
While here Mr.. Veazey entered a
POOL with others to cover bet
hat Hon. Edwin S. Broussard
would be the next Senator.
Mr.. Alex Florv returned home
rom Gueydan several days ago {
o recuperate his health. Mr.. {
Glory is employed in the capacity
# engineer by the Republic Rice
Mill. Mr.. Horace Gates is also
Employed by the same concern.
Mrs. A. c. Miller and children
md Mrs. A. Miller and daughter
notorcd to Franklin on Monday.
Little Lorraine Miller ccle-
rated her first birthday Septem-
,er 4th, at the home of her pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Miller. I
Mr.. Robert F. Grace, of New !
orleans. chairman Of the Ameri-
an Pharmaceutical Association
nth headquarters at New Orleans $
.as in New iberia on Saturday V
,st enrolling members in the or {
There are upwards
f sever thousand members in the
ational organization and from &
hat we were told Louisiana fur t
ishes as large a number as any 7
tate in the Union with the same d
roportion of population. :