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OPElOUSAS Thursday, August 30, 1928. GREAT AUNT DIES IN HOUSTON, TEX, Mrs. Margaret Camnbell Wi- SUCCESSION SALE Estate of EDWARD BABBS AND WIFE Echoes from Society BY WILLIAM LAST RAPES Phone Number 333 No. 78SS Probate Docket, 13th. Ju aunt of Harvey Weir, died in Houston.

Texas, Saturday. Funeral services were held In Evergreen, La. Mrs. Weir was 82 at th tim. dicial District Court, St.

Landry Parish, Louisiana. her demise. She was born In Ala Mr. J. Healey, accompanied by his daughter, Betsy, spent two weeks in Gulfport and New Orleans.

Mrs. C. Smith' and Mrs. A. An-firus and daughter, Mary Alice, motored to Lafayette Monday.

Mary Alice remained there to visit friends and returned home. Newton LeBlanc of Abbeville was a business visitor to Opelousas Tuesday. Leland Lafleur of Melville spent Tuesday in Opelousas with friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Ariel Fontenot and By virtue of an order of the Hon. bama and lived a long life of usefulness, ereatlv beloved hv friends and relatives. B. H. Pavy, Judge of the 13th.

Judicial District Court of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of St Landry, of date ana relatives for a few days. Margaret and Vernon and Doutsie LOSECO MAN GOES TO TEXACO Alfred Perry, former emnlove at August 28th. 1928, and pursuant to a commission of said Court issued thereunder and to me directed, I will sell at public auction to the last and highest bidder, for cash, for the purpose of paying debts and charges, at the Messrs- Jerome Haas and Larry La combe and Misses Annie Wise Plonsky and Genevieve Gordon attended the dance in Lafayette Saturday night. Messrs. Alex Andrus and Carlton Oge returned Tuesday afternoon from a trip to New Orleans.

Mrs. Ward Oge of Alexandria is the guest of Mrs. C. Smith. Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Johnson of Bun-kie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

A. I Andrus. Mrs. J. B.

Guillory and daughter, Betty, of Grand Coteau, motored to Opelousas Monday afternoon to visit relatives. Professor J. Buell Aycock, who has been attending summer school at Louisiana State University, returned to Opelousas Saturday to join Mrs. Ay-cock, and they left Sunday for Franklin where Prof. Aycock has accepted a position as Principal of the High School there.

Master Joseph Aycock of Franklin left Sunday for his home after spending some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Fields.

Mrs. F. B. Volt- and children, F. B.

and Rosa Lucille, left Tuesday morning for a trip to New Orleans for a few days. Miss Elsie Bonvillain of Houma was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. A.

Fields on Sunday. the Louisiana Oil Company resigned his position with that company and will go to work for the Texas ternoon. LVly decorations filled the lovely rooms. The following: ladies were there: Mesdames L. M.

Lafleur, Coy Williams, George Bridon, Inez Edwards, Harvey Weir, A. L. Lacombe, Gilbert Mistric, Henry Las trapes, Leo Mayer, Richard Conover, Harold Lastrapes and Mrs. Dietlein. First prize was won by Mrs.

Gilbert Mistric, second by Mrs. Coy Williams and third by Mrs. A. I Lacombe. Delicious refreshments consisting of punch and sandwiches were served after bridge.

The next hostess to the Stocking Club is Mrs. Inez Edwards. Mrs. Louis Shaf er and baby of New Orleans are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Del Buono for a few weeks. Miss Anita Richard of New Orleans Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Dejean and family of near Church Point Willie Littell returned this week from New Orleans to be here with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Littell until school opens at Tulane in September.

Judge and Mrs. Winston Overton and daughter, Cecil, of New Orleans, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mistric on Thursday. They returned to New Orleans Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Manning and son, Bobby, of New Orleans were guests of Mrs. Leo Mayer last Wednesday. Mrs.

J. P. Barnett Hostess Mrs. Lucy Mizzi and family motored to Grand Coteau Sunday to visit relatives and friends. Mrs.

John Smith and family of Grand Coteau were guests of Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. Lucy Mizzi on Thursday. Messrs. Morris Hi sen and Walter Sanders left Sunday evening for a trip to New Orleans.

Fred Bordelon of Ville Platte visited friends in Opelousas Sunday. Leon Haas, returned home Monday night from Madison, Wisconsin, where he has been attending summer school Miss Mina Stubbs motored to Char-enton Sunday night to attend the dance. Miss Marie Voorhies, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis and Mr.

Eddie Jolissalnt to Baton Rouge Sunday to stay, a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Miss Mina Stubbs motored to Lafayette Sunday to visit Mrs. L.

G. Stelly. Miss Lucy Gonsoulin and little brother, Eddie, returned Monday night from a trip to New Orleans. Messrs. Jerome Haas, Bobby Dunbar, R.

P. Dunbar and Jerry Turk motored to Melville Thursday night -to attend the dance. Mr. Willie Littell and Misses Elizabeth Day and Altha Littell motored to Crowley Saturday afternoon. Mr.

Arnold Winsberg left Saturday night for, New Orleans where he will visit his mother, who is sick at Touro Infirmary. front door of the Court House of St- 4 Landry Parish, in the City of Opelou- sas, on, cm Wmpany Sept. PARDON NOTICE I am applying for a pardon MAURICE GU1DRY. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1928, at 11 o'clock A. M.

the following des cribed property, to-wit: -nose wno attended the dance in Sunset Friday night were: Messrs. Thomas' and August Gonsoulin, Herbert Castille, Eric and Lee Cormier, Hoy Hidalgo. Lee Savoie, James Ferritins, Leo OPry, Dovic Landry and -Sam Stagg, Misses Ollie Borde- lon of Marksville, Evelyn Devalcourt, -Connie and Susie and Eleanor A riding, Helen and Vernie St. Cyr, Lena and Laperle Guilbeau. Dr.

W. J. Healey and family of New Orleans spent last week with Mr. and -Mra, J. J.

Healey. Miss Elizabeth Mandell of Lake Charles passed through Opelousas "Wednesday and stayed awhile with friends. She was on her way to Baton Rouge. Messrs. Jerome Haas and Larry La-combe and Misses Annie Wise Plonsky and Looise Dejean motored to St.

Francisville one day last week to visit "the old Beaumon plantation. From there they motored to Woodville, Miss. Fontenot drove to Hot Wells Sunday to spend the day. Miss Rosalie Barnes of Natchitoches spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Comeau this week. Miss Bessie Dimmick of Baton Rouge spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. F. F.

Holller. Mrs. Xes Mizzi and sons, Hal ton and Barry, spent several days in Grand Coteau last week. Messrs. A.

J. Theriot and C. W. Han-na of New Orleans were business visitors to Opelousas last week. Mr.

and Mrs. W. F. Gardiner of Eunice were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Des Mizzi. Miss Ethel Barry and Mrs. W. A. Barry and family of Grand Coteau were visiting friends in Opelousas Thursday.

Mrs. Des Mizzi visited friends in Lafayette Tuesday. Mrs. J. C.

Barry of Lafayette was in town Saturday, visiting friends. A certain parcel or. tract of land, together with all buildings and improvements thereon, situated just East of and near the City of Opelou sas, in the Parish of St Landry, State of Louisiana, fronting on the public road that leads from Opelousas to Leonville, just South of and near the junction of the said road with the to D. M. Fontenot and Herbert Fontenot, on the East by property formerly belonging to Joseph Devilliers, now to Fontenot and on the West by property belonging to Mrs.

E. E. Voorhies. Being the same property which said Edward Babba. ee-quired in part from John Jennings on January 16, 1913, by Act No.

7322S recorded In Conveyance Book No. 4, at page 508, and in part from Ida Alexis on Dec 23, 1915, by Act No. 76736 recorded in Conveyance Book No. 4 at page 473. TERMS: Cash.

W. A. ROBERTSON. 8-30-6t Auctioneer. Mr.

and Mrs. J. L. Fogleman and children of Alexandria spent Sunday in Opelousas as guests of Judge and Mrs. A.

L. Andrus. road leading from OpeloussCS to Port Barre, in the neighborhood commonly known as the Coteau, containing One and one-quarter (IVi) acres, more or less, and being bounded as follows: On the North by said public road, on To Senior Stocking Club Sat Miss Myrtle Andrus returned Thurs Mrs. J. P.

Barnett was the hostess day from Crowley where she visited to the Senior' Stockings at her home on Walnut Street Saturday afternoon. the South by property formerly be longing to Joseph Devilliers, now Mrs. Barnett's lovely home was beautifully decorated. Following were guests: Mesdames Leo Mayer, Daisy Nicholls, C. F.

Boagni, Henry Las- if trapes, F. J. Dietlein, Ike Roos, J. A. 4 --Alfalfa Seed Cyclone SeedSower Dejean, A.

L. Lacombe, W. J. Sandoz, Adolphe Jacobs, W. T.

Stewart, Dwight Thistlethwaite, Edward Loeb, friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Lafleur and family of Kinder visited Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lafleur on Sunday.

Little Miss Evelyn Fields' left Tuesday for Franklin to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. J. Buell Aycock. Mrs. F.

B. Voltz and children, P. B. and Rosa Lucille, motored to Lafayette Sunday afternoon. Misses Celeste Lafond and Helen Schwartzenberg returned Wednesday from Marksville where they visited relatives.

Misses Lucie and Adele Gosselin of Marksville visited friends here the past week. Lawrence Larcade, George Beridon and the hostess, Mrs. Barnett. After bridge a delicious plate lun Come to Baton Rouge To 1 Hear and tf cheon was served the guests. Mrs.

Henry Lastrapes won the first prize, Mrs. Dwight Thistlethwaite second, and Mrs. C. F. Boagni third.

Mrs. Mr. S. J. Gosselin of Lawtell tran sacted business in Opelousas Friday.

Mr. Ivy Schwartzenberg returned Leo Mayer won the guest prize, and Mrs. Mayer and Mrs. Daisy Nicholls were presented with guest prizes. The next hostess to the Senior Stockings will be Mrs.

C. F. Boagni. Monday from business trip to Cam den, Arkansas. The Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, who have been on their vacation during the summer, are return i HE MARVEL OF THE AG3 ing to the Convent to resume their SELECTED HAIRY PERUVIAN PRICES QUOTED ON REQUEST DUE TO MARKET FLUCTUATIONS FARMERS SEED AGENCY, INC "The Best In Seeds" Phone 165 W.

Landry St. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE AND SATISFY YOU duties as teachers. The Sisters expect a busy session this year, as they are looking forward to more students at Mrs. George Bfeflvenu Entertains At Two-Table Party Wednesday A two-table bridge party was entertained on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. George Bienvenu on Main Street The rooms were beautifully decorated.

The following attended: Mesdames F. J. Dietlein, J. A. Dejean, George Beridon, Leo Mayer, Henry Lastrapes.

Dudley Guilbeau, Lionel Bienvenu and the hostess, Mrs. Bienvenu. Delicious refreshments were served the guests. First prize was won by Mrs. J.

A. Dejean and second by Mrs. Henry Lastrapes. PLAVKlw EVERY DAY CONTINIOUS 1 P. M.

TILL 11 M. A NEW ERA IN ENTERTAINMENT. A NEW PERN I EN -ANT POLICY POR COLUMBIA THEATRE tending the Convent than previously. Mrs. Jos.

M. Boagni Gives Party in Honor of Grandchildren Mrs. Joseph M. Boagni entertained a party in honor of her grandchildren. Miss Ethel Boagni of New Orleans 4 Acis and Mr.

Julius Junge of Dallas, Texas, at the beautiful home of her daugh AUDEVILLE ter. Mrs. Overton Wilkins, on the Bellevue road. v- The lovely rooms were decorated with streamers and many other attractive displays. Telicious refresh ments, consisting of punch and sandwiches, were served the sixty young people who attended.

The two big front rooms were used for dancing, and the slippery hardwood floors 110-Piece Symphony Orchestra GST UP A VITAPHONE 'PARTY AND SEE AND HEAP THIS MARVELOUS AMAZING TALKING SENSATION NOW PLAYING GLORIOUS BETSY OUR NEXT VITAPHONE ATTRACTION AL OLSON. THE JAZZ SINGER COMING SOON. WATCH FOR OATE. TENDER LOIN LOVES OF AN ACTRESS. LIGHTS OF BROADWAY ANC MANY OTHERS ARE SCHEDULED FOR SHOWING At OPENING i Mrs.

Gilbert Mistric Hostess To Party Monday Afternoon Mrs. Gilbert Mistric gave a card party at her home on Court Street Thursday in honor of her mother, Mrs. Leo Mayer. Following were guests: Mesdames Lionel Bienvenu, J. A.

Dejean, A. L. Lacombe, Henry Lastrapes, F. J. Dietlein, Leo Mayer, George Bienvenu and the hostess, Mrs.

Mistric. i Delicious refreshments were served after cards. First prize was won by Mrs. Aj L. Lacombe and second by Mrs.

Henry Lastrapes. Mrs. Mayer was presented with a lovely silver vase as a guest prize. made dancing a pleasure. i nn 0 Following are ones who attended the lovely affair: Misses Romaine and Elaine Dejean, Patricia and Mercedes Garland, Alice Boagni, Helen Woodson, Norma Fon I tenot, Mildred Sandoz, Lillian Barnett, BATON ROUGS.

Leona Chachere, Mary Boutte, Rosa Ul ui Boagni, Maxine McClelland, Marie Pa-vy, Helen Ventre, Velma Pressburg, Juliette Jacobs, Lena Joyner, Helen McKinney, Nita Perkins, Justine Man- 1U ouvrie and Barbara Chappuis and -AT- Messrs. Kermit Stelly, Shirley Littell Herbert Callahan of St. Rosa, Ju- liU3 Junge, John Cools, Robert McClelland, Charles and Frederick Mayer, Roland Prescott, Dupre Litton, William Castille, Nick Dubuisson, Edward Pressbuirg's New Boagni, R. L. Montgomery, John De- SfS'G zauche, Austin Fontenot, Alfred and Earl Perry, Joe Boagni, Cody McClel Stable land, Royce Clark, Thilrman Sandoz, Lee Reed, Burnley Lynch of Washington, Harry Garland, William Las- trapes, Herbert Castille, Reginald Dejean, Charles Bercier, Vance Miles, Roy Hidalgo and Rose.

FRIDAY SATURDAY AND MONDAY AUGUST 31ST, SEPTEMBER 1ST and 3RD ON VINE STREET NEXT DOOR TO Mrs. C. Skolfield and niece, Miss Leslie Davis, visited relatives in Bunkie last week. Mr. Eddie Littell left Monday for Elton, where he will buy cotton for Mr.

Armand Dejean, local cotton buyer. SIMON STELLY GINS THREE FLOWERS FACE POWDER FLORAMYE FACE POWDER AZUREAU FACE POWDER COTY FACE POWDER Miss Rosa Sandoz left Friday for New Orleans where she will begin training to become a nurse at Hotel LUXOR DUSTING POWDER PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE IPANA TOOTH PASTE Saturday SQUIBB'S TOOTH PASTE KRANK'S LEMON COLD CREAM NADINOLA CREAM 39c -39c -39c 39c 39c -39c 39c 39c STILLMAN CREAM HINDS HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM SEPTEMBER 8 AT ONE P.M. LUCKY TIGER HAIR TONIC SIMPLEX HAIR COLORING PHILIP MILK OF MAGNESIA SQUIBB'S MINERAL OIL LIFEBUOY SOAP, 6 Bars for Dieu. Miss Evelyn Haw left Monday evening to spend a few days in Jeanerette with her aunt, Mrs. J.

C. James. Mrs. J. A.

Haw, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Benny Reynolds, departed far Houston Wednesday to spend a few days there with them. Misses Nelly Reser and Carnelia Richmond spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.

George Bourdjer. Messrs. Gene Chachere and Oren Briggs attended the dance in Port Barre Saturday night. Mrs. J.

A. Coleman left for "her home in Dallas, Texas, Sunday after spending a month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bourdier. Womans Auxiliary Meets At Home of Mrs.

A. I Lacombe The Womans Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. A. L. Lacombe Tuesday afternoon, with President Fannie Harris opening the meeting with the roll call and a scripture lesson.

A very instructive lesson was read by Mrs. Lionel Bienvenu. The following ladies attended: Mesdames Octave Pavy, Thurston McKinney, W. R. Lastrapes, Lionel Bienvenu, B.

A. Littell, Ike Litton. A. L. Lacombe and Miss Fannie Harris.

Mrs. Lacombe was assisted in serving a delicious plate luncheon by her daughter, Mrs. T. Wensel Huntington. Mrs.

B. A. Littell is the next "hostess to the Auxiliary. PALM OLIVE SOAP, 6 Bars for SHAVING CREAMS, 35c Sellers for GILLETTE RAZOR BLADES RUBBING ALCOHOL, Pint Size I will positively sefl 35 mules, also a few horses and mares at Public Auction to the last and highest bidder. All of this stock broke to work.

Now is the time to buy a work animal at your own price. Do not forget the place. PRESS RG'S EW STM Saturday, Sept. 8, at 1:00 P. Rain or Shine I.

L. PRESSBURG, SalesManager PHONE 156 PROMPT DELIVERY DRUG STOKE "The Economical Mrs. F. J. Dietlein Entertains Club At Heme On XTnion Street The Stocking Club met at the home of Mrs.

F. J. Dietlein on Monday af-.