Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-06-04

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CUR, who was operated on at the Turo.
We are glad to say that she is doing
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Durio, aud sou ir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jooch, OF Eyangclne,
motored here Sunday where they were
guest Of relatives, having returned
Monday.
pr, aud Mrs, l.. j. Elc&zar entertain
ed lat supper Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Elcazar, Mrs. Marie Elcazar, Miss
Florence Eleazar, and Paul Elcazar, Of
Kaplan.
Rev. b. o. Wood returned Saturday
from st. Louis, where he went to attcn,t
the General Assembly of the Southern
Presbyterian Church, of which he WAS
commissioner.
Misses Hilda and Jeanne Lamptman
entertained their many friends TO a
dance party Wednesday night. Music
was furnished hy Roy" aud a good
time had by all.
Paul Bourquc. and Edgar Larorte
lei Thursday for Jcanrrctte where
they to meet a party Of friends and
enjoy fishing trip Friday at the bay
and will camp in Mr.. Oswald camp.
One of the largest Turnips that has
been seen in Abbeville for long time
is the one in the show window of More
land& Flaming grocery store, weighing
: pounds. 1t was grown by Bernard
Broussard.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. BrOuSsard and
family, of Gueydan, were called here
Thursday on account of the death of
Mr.. Broussard!s brother, Mr.. j. Fer.
nand Broussard, who died at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Z. Numa Broussard
NJ. J. Cousins, of New Orleans. state
organizer for the American Association
of the Recognition OF Ireland, will ex-
plain Ireland case TO the people Of Alb
beville on newt Wednesday evening at
s o clock in the Court House Hall. All
are welcome. Admission Free.
Miss Mabel Young, Mrs. Laura Will
son, Mrs. Rita Brasseux. motored to
Lafayette Tuesday to meet Miss Irene
Brasseux, who was a student at Nat.
chitOches, and while in LAFAYETTE at.
tended the graduation exercises at the
Industrial Institute, which was held at
10 o'clock a. m.
Mrs. Sophie Abadie was called to
New Orleans Sunday, where she went
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Willie I'm.
bert, who died at his home in New Or.
leans. Mr.. Imbert was well known
here, having been adopted and raised
by Rev. Laforest. H leaves wife
and several children.
n aml Mrs.. ruiis Vallpe left On
TAulsIay on their way for a pleasure
trip q Europe, where they will visit
England. France, Italy aud other parts
of the country. Mr.. Vallee also will
attend the international meeting OF the
cotton association, for which he mas the
necessary credentials
An automobile will not run without
constant feeding of gas from the tank.
\ semi occasional squirt of gasoline
would not get the car very far. Bust
ness is the same. 1t reqdires a con.
slant feeding of publicity to enable it
to. run properly. An occasional squirt
of advertising may make the business
engine turn over couple of times. but
will not get the ear out Of the back
yard. ~ zwu
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