The Kaplan Times from Kaplan, Louisiana • 5

iAY, MAY 15, 1948 mTTIRIJ Hb N. At LAIN TIMES OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS AUTHORIZE MORE JUNIOR 4-II WINNERS ENJOY OUTING THE MAYOR AND OF OF THE TOWN TAK FN at a TiATE OF LOUISIANA. ON 7 MEETING HELD OXLOCK EOL'R-THIKT (4:30) MAURICE HIGH TRACKMEN BREAK 4 STATE RECORDS IN CLASS RALLY Kaplan P-TA Aiding In Health Roundup Of Schoolchildren By Wanda Guidry The Parent-Teacher Associations of Kaplan are getting together the children who will start school next fall. They ask the parents to bring their children to the Health Unit nn a eiven ine mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Kaplan. State of Louisiana, met in special session at their retruUr meeting May 6.

1948, at four-thirty (4:30) o'clock Pursuant the following notice given of Vizlng t0 each Bnd every mt'mbers there-Kaplan, Louisiana May 5, 1948 Honorable A group of junior 4-H winners enjoyed the annual outing at the Longfellow Evangeline State Park in St. Martin-ville, last Saturday. The junior winners are awarded this outing annually for having placed first and second in the junior division contests at the 4-H Achievement Day. The members visited the ancient and historic church of St. Martin, the legendary Evangeline Oak and grave of Evangeline.

From there they visited the old Acadian house at the park. The boys and girls prepared picnic lunches and the 4-H Executive Committee furnished cold drinks and ice cream. Those making the trip were: Sloyd Landry, Donald Simon, Lorris Mor-vant. Rex Simon and Marion Gale Breaux of Leroy; Mary Ann Martin of Maurice; Luda Mae Hebert and Rema Detraz of Mouton Cove; Janice Faye Meaux, Donald Mayard, Marion Brig-nac and Carol Ann Choate of Perry; Delton Richard, Dalton Bourque and Eunice Breaux of Nunez; Lucinda Gardener of Gueydan; Beverly Ann Faulk, Mary Elizabeth Theriot, Gaynel Le date in order to ive the children a complete health examination and in-. noculations against diptheria and other diseases.

The examinations started Wednesday the 5th with twenty-five children pre- sent. i A letter was sent to the parents to let them know when they are to bring I their children to the Health Unit sien- The Maurice High School track team was edged out of the state class Division championship in the Louisiana state track meet held in Baton Rouge last week-end. Port Sulphur High School won the championship in that division by only 1 and one-third points and a change in place in any one of the events would have been enough to give Maurice the championship. The Maurice trackmen broke four state class records, won five first places, two seconds and one third for a total of 36 points and 17 individual event awards. Leewood Broussard was the spark plug of the Maurice team winning two first places, setting one individual record and taking part in both the 440 and 880 yard relays which the Maurice quartet won and set two relay re cords.

Following are the places taken by the Maurice trackmen: 100 yard dash, Leewood Broussard, fim. 440 yard dash, Paul Picard. first (new record). 200 yard hurdles, Leewood Broussard. first (new record 220 yard dash.

Henry Duhon. second. Discus throw, Henry Broussard. 3rd. 440 yard relay, Leewood Broussard, Seward Henry Duhcn, Paul Picard, first (new record).

880 yard relay, Leewood Broussard, Seward Trahan, Henry Duhon, Paul Picard, first (new record). Mile Relay, Seward Trahan. Henry Duhon, Joseph Broussard, Pul Picard, second place. ed by the Chairman or the Association Mrs. Roland Gaspard.

Member, Board of Aldermen Kaplan. Louisiana. Dear Sir: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that there 1 be a special meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Kaplan. State of Louisiana, to be held at the regular meeting place, the City Hall. Kaplan." Louisiana on May 6.

1948 at four-thirty (4:30) clock P. M. for the following purposes, to- 1. To consider and take action with respect to the issuance of tax-secured bonds of said Town for the purpose of constructing and purchasing a public park and swimming pool. 2.

To transact any other business which may come before the Board. You are urged to be present at this meeting. BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR Bernace J. Landry, Clerk There were present: Honorable H. Des-hotels, Mayor, and Aldremen N.

E. Doucet, Chester Landry, J. H. Deshotels, C. T.

Blanchard. and Curtis Bouillion. There was absent: None. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Kaplan. State of Louisiana, were duly convened as the governing authority of said Town by Honorable O.

H. Deshotels. Mayor, who announced the purposes of the meeting in accordance with the written notice thereof served on each member of the Board of Aldermen and who then stated that the Board was ready for the transaction of business. Thereupon, there was filed with the Clerk the following acceptance of the call of said DOLZE FAULK INSURANCE FOR PARISH jCHOOLS The vermilion parish School Board, their regular meeting held Thurs-1 morning in the court house in Ab- Inir acted favorably on a proposition Superintendent J. H.

Williams to in-Dy the insurance voluation on pub-, tfhool buildings and furniture in parish of Vermilion from $1,466,000 tn SI 709,000. Bradley Foreman, representing H. J. ueroue, architect of Lafayette, ap-lied before the Board and offered he services of the firm he represents the Vermilion parish School Board any building or remodeling project ae Board may have in the future. The Board also approved the purchase of a locker-freezer of 80 units from the Sterling Refrigeration of Lafayette to be installed in the Erath Canning Center, and the payment of he expenses of transportation of school students to the district and state rallies A temporary building committee from the Indian Bayou High School district appointed to serve during the construction of the new high school building in Indian Bayou.

Appointed on the committee are R. P. LeDoux, chairman, J. Manes, Kirby Duhon, Dewey Legs, Earl Spell, and school board member' Phillip LeBlanc. It was reported that the people of Pecan Island has raised $1,000 for a health unit and library building to be erected on the school grounds.

The School Board voted favorably on a proposition to furnish the additional finances necessary for the library and health unit building on the Pecan Island school grounds and to rent the building to the Library Board as is being done in a few schools in the parish. BIRTHS ARE ANNOUNCED BY PARISH HEALTH UNIT Funeral rites were conducted in the St. Mary Magdalene Catholic church in Abbeville Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock for Dolze Faulk, 79, who died at his residence Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Burial was in the New Catholic cemetery in Abbeville. Surviving Mr.

Faulk are his widow, nee Eva Faulk; four sons, Jules, Isaac, Eldridge and Oris; three daughters, Mrs. Oscar Vincent, Mr. Lessin Broussard, Mrs. Erista Corner; 17 grandchildren and one ereat-erandchild. Blanc of Mount Carmel; Mildred Faulk, Alice Jane Hebert, and Nolan Hebert of Kaplan; Juanita Stelly, Clomer-ine Duhon, Laura Belle Meaux, Jestin Trahan, Joyce Touchet, and McNolan Stelly of Meaux; Margie Fontenot, Patsy Faye Henry, Elma Fabre, Medora Vincent and El wood Comeaux of Indian Bayou; Marlene Butaud, Andrew Wardlaw and Donald Wayne Powell of Henry.

Gene Richard and Dolores Baudoin also attended. Accompanying the 4-H members were: Miss Thelma Legere, Associate Home Demonstration Agent and Mrs. The funeral arrangements were in charge of D. L. Meaux of Kaplan.

L.OVENSTIE J. BERTH AND Funeral rites were conducted in the Holy Rosary Catholic church in Kap lan Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock for Lovenstie Joseph Bertrand, 42, employe Agent and Paul James W. Baudoin, James W. Baudoin, Associate County Agent and Paul Bergeron, Bus Driver. MRS.

NUMA SIMON of a local rice mill, who died in the Legion hospital in Crowley Thursday fl HOT BISCUITS ANDflg PURE CANE SYRUP VO XPEH PJRE UiP 1 SYHHP following an illness of a week. Burial was in the Cossinade cemetery in Vermilion parish. Surviving Mr. Bertrand are his wi dow, nee Annie Mae Suire; his mot her, Mrs. Lovenstie Bertrand, a Lafayette, La.

Mrs. Numa Simon, 69, nee Marie Oza Hebert, a native of the second ward of Lafayette parish, died in a local hospital at 10:00 o'clock Tuesday morning. Funeral services were held at St. Alphonse Catholic church in Maurice Wednesday afternoon at 1:00 p. m.

Interment was in the Maurice cemetery. Surviving in addition to her husband are five sons, Elias Simon of Crowley, son, Luther Joseph Bertrand; three brothers, Onezie, Alta and Dolze Bertrand; a half brother, Elie Betrand; three sisters, Mrs. Israel Desormeaux, Mrs. Allen Abshire, Mrs. Ovey Hebert.

The funeral arrangements were in charge of D. L. Meaux of Kaplan. place at which to hold the said special elect special meeting, viz: "We, the undersigned members of the Board of Aldermen of the Town of Kaplan, State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that we received written notice of the call of the special meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of said Town, to be held at the regular meeting place, the City Hall, Kaplan, Louisiana, on May 6, 1948. at four-thirty (4:30) o'clock p.

and that said notice was served on each of us in due time, form and manner as required bv law. "THUS DONEAND SIGNED at Kaplan. Louisiana, this 6 day of May, 1948." Jules H. Deshotels, Jr. Curtis Bouillion Ned Doucet C.

W. Landry C. T. Blanchard The following resolution was offered by Mr Chester Landry and seconded by Mr. J.

H. Deshotels. Jr. RESOLUTION A resolution making application to the State Bond and Tax Board for authority to hold a special election in the Town, of Kaplan. Louisiana, and to issue bonds of said Town for the purpose of constructing and purchasing a public park and swimming pool and to levy taxes for the maintenance thereof.

BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Kaplan, State of Louisiana, acting as the governing authority of said Town. SECTION 1. That application be and the same is hereby formally made to the State Bond and Tax Board, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, for authority to hold a special election in the Town of Kaplan, Louisiana, under the provisions of Act 4 6 of the Legislature of Louisiana for the year 1921, as amended and Act 256 of the General Assembly of the State of Louisiana for the year 1910. as amended, at which special election there will be submitted to the resident property taxpayers of said Town qualified to vote at the said special election the following propositions, to-wit: PROPOSITION NO. 1 Shall the Town of Kaplan, State of Louisiana, incur debt and issue bonds to the amount of Seventy Thousand Dollars, to run fifteen (15) years from date thereof, with interest at the maximum rate of six 6 per centum per annum, for the purpose of constructing and purchasing a public park and swimming pool for said Town, together with the necessary equipment therefor, title to which shall be in the public? PROPOSITION NO.

2 Proposition to levy a two (2) mills tax on all the property subject to state taxation in the Town of Kaplan, State of Louisiana, for the period of ten (10) years commencing with the year 1948 and endingg with the year 1557, for the purpose of the maintenance of a public park and swimming pool for said Town, tjtle to which shall be in the public. SECTION 2. That application be and the 'jJ i ion, and the following named persons, all of whom are registered voters, be and the same are hereby designated as Commissioners and Clerk of Election at the said polling place, viz Polling Place: The Kaplan High School Gym, Kaplan, Louisiana. Adler Hebert, Commissioner: Dennis Simon, Commissioner: Mrs. Roy Landry, Commissioner: Willie Mamie Romero, Clerk.

SECTION 4. That the said special election shall be held in accordance with fhe provis Phelozie, Thear, Otto and Loland Simon of Maurice; six daughters, Mrs. Ode Whlttington of Duson, Mrs. Louis Derouen of Lafayette, Mrs. Louis Whit-tington of Scott, Mrs.

Willie Arabie of Ridge, Misses Alice and Ostone Simon of Maurice; two brothers, Ignace Hebert of Maurice and Frank Hebert of Abbeville; two sisters, Mrs. Desire Vincent and Mrs. Onezime Granger of Maurice. Also surviving are 29 grandchildre and one great grandchild. FELICIEN DUHON ions of Act 46 of the Louisiana Legislature WELSH MACHINE SHOPS a-7 -1 WELSH.

lAo Following is a list of births registered with the Vermilion Parish Health Unit from May 5, 1948 to May 11, 1948. If your baby's birth occurred during this period and has not been listed, have it's birth registered by the Vermilion Parish Health Unit, Abbeville, Louisiana. Girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Dalton P.

Sellers on April 13, 1948. Boy bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ulysse Eebert on April 24, 1948. Girl born to Mr.

and Mrs. Derwin Z. Harmon on April 24, 1948. Boy born to Mr. and Mrs.

Dalton Joseph Hebert on April 25, 1948. Boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Joseph Bourque on April 25, 1948. Boy born to Mr.

and Mrs. Shelton Willard Erikson on April 28, 1948. Boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Numa Boudxeaux on May 1, 1948.

Girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonce Rung on May 3, 1948. Girl born to Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Johnnie on May 4, 1948. Boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Joseph Hebert on May 8, 1948. Boy born to Mr Mrs.

Henry Baudoin on May 2, 1948. Twin boy and girl born to Mr. and Sirs. Wilton Joseph Richard on May 2, 194 Girl born to Mr. and Mrs.

Youngs Foreman on April 24, 1948. Boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lerit on May 1, 1948. Boy bora to Mr.

and Mrs. Octave Boufflion on May 1, 1948. Boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Adless J.

Trahan on May 3, 1948. If any discrepancies are noted in the births listed above, call or write to the Vermilion Parish Health Unit, Abbeville, Louisiana. for the year 1921, as amended, and that the Commissioners and Clerk of Election appointed to hold the said special election shall make due returns of the said special election for the meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Kaplan, Louisiana, to be held at its regular meeting place, the City Hall, Kaplan, Louisiana, Tuesday, June 15, 1948, at seven-thirty (7:30) o'clock p. m. SECTION 5.

That the Mayor be and he is hereby empowered, authorized and directed to arrange for and to furnish to the said electon officers in ample time for the holding of the said special election, the necessary ballot, boxes, blanks for tally sheets, numbered lists of voters in number and amount, duplicate compiled statements and all other election paraphernalia necessary for the holding of the said special election, and he is further empowered, authorized and directed to have printed the ballots necessary for the holding of the said special election and to furnish them in due time to the said election officers, which fcillots shall be drawn up in accordance with' law and in conformity with this resolution. SECTION 6. That the Registrar of Voters in and for the Parish of Vermilion. State of Louisiana, shall furnish to the said election officers appointed to hold the said special election, in ample time for the holding thereof, a certified list of the resident property taxnavers of the Town of Kaplan, Louisiana, New Iberia, La. Felecien Duhon, aged 62 died suddenly Monday afternoon at his residence on Robertson Street.

Funeral services were held at 5 p. m. Tuesday at the Youngsville Catholic Church, with interment In the Catholic cemetery there. The son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Marcel Duhon, he was a native of Vermilion Parish but had lived here for three years. He is survived by six daughters, Mrs. Otis Hulin, Mrs. Stafford Dugas, Mrs. Leonard Vice and Miss Lilly, Janet and Lucille Duhon, all of New Iberia; five sons, Eustis, Essie, Ulysses, Wallace and E.

J. of New Iberia; two brothers, Exal of El Paso and Nenis of Erath; and two sisters, Mrs. Odille Casitlle of New Iberia and! Mrs. Odey Viator of Lafayette. MRS.

HUBERT TRAHAN Agents For THE LO-LIFT High Capacity IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE PUMP For Installations or Free Estimates SEE OR CALL 0'Neil Welding Service PHONE 4701 Gueydan, Louisiana same is hereDy turtner maae iu me State and Tax Board for authority to be granted to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Kaplan, Louisiana, to issue said bonds and to levy said taxes in the event that said election carries, said bonds to be secured by the annual levy of ad valorem taxes sufficent to pay the same in principal and interest, provided that said bond3 shall be sold to bear interest not exceeding four (4) per centum per annum. crrTlflN a That a certified copy of this resolution shall be forwarded to the State Bond and Tax Board, by the Twn Clerk, together with a letter requesting the prompt consideration and approval of thb applica- resolution having been submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as loliows YEAS: N. E. Doucet, Chester Landry. H.

Deshotels, C. T. Blanchard and Cur-tis Bouillion. V1VC. Vnna An the resolution was declared adopted on this the 6th day ol may.

u. nniirv Clerk (s) H. Deshotels, Jr. Mayor The following resolution was offered by Mr. Bouillion and seconded by Mr.

Doucet: MARRIAGE LICENSE was issued to Odilon Trahan and Mary Lou Meaux of Abbeville. MARRIAGE LICENSE was issued to Norris Adams and Rosa Mae Cormier of Kaplan. MARRIAGE LICENSE was issued to Clifford Morris Duplantis of St. Mar-tinville and Marie Louise Dubois of Abbeville RFD. MARRIAGE LICENSE was issued to Rufus Viator of Broussard and Jeanelle Broussard of Erath.

A SON, named Allen Ray, was born Mr. and Mrs. Leo Luby Landry in the Abbeville Clinic Tuesday, May 11 Mrs. Landry is the former Lillie Mae Simon the Landrys also have daughter, Lennie Ann Landry congratulations. KbiULU A resolution ordering and calling a special election to' be held in the Town of Kaplan, Louisiana, to authorize the incurring of debt and issuance of bonds of said Town for the purpose of constructing and purchasing a public park and swimming pool, and to authorize the levy of taxes for the maintenance Scott Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 5:00 o'clock at St.

Peters and Paul Catholic church for Mrs. Hubert Trahan, 80, the former Helen Guidry, whose death occurred at her residence in the Second Ward of Lafayette parish. Reverend A. L. Saulier, pastor, officiated at the services and interment followed in the local cementery.

The deceased's kusband preceded her in death three months. Surviving are one son, Wallace Trahan of Port Arthur, Texas, three daug. hters, Mrs. Alcee Boutin, Mrs. John Guidry and Mrs.

Calice Breaux, all of Lafayette parish; three brothers, William Guidry of Freeport, Texas, Rigo-bert Guidry of Abbeville and Wallis Guidry of Lafayette. Also surviving are 24 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers were Leroy Boutin, Len-is Trahan. Raoul Trahan, Paul Guidry, Hebert Guidry and Pearless Breaux. mi MRS.

MOISE GIRARD Announcement To The Citizens of Acadia, Lafayette and Vermilion Parishes: BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Kaplan. State of Louisiana, acting as the governing authority of said Town: SECTION 1. That a special election be called and ordered ana ine same e. to be held in the Town of Kaplan State of Louisiana, on Tuesday, June is, 1 i i (7:00) clock A M. and six (6:00) o'clock p.

at the said special eiecuon mere property taxpayers RESOLUTION entitled to vote at the said special election under the Constitution and laws of this State, together with the assessed valuation of each taxpayer's property as shown by the assessment roll last made, filed, completed and of record prior to said special election. This resolution having bee'n submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows YEAS: N. E. Doucet. Chester Landry, J.

H. Deshotels, C. T. Blanchard and Curtis Bouillion. NAYS: None.

And the resolution was declared adopted on this the 6th day of May, 1948. (s) Bernace J. Landry, Clerk. (s) O. H.

Deshotels, Mayor May 15 NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION Pursuant to the provisions of a resolution adopted by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Kaplan. Louisiana, on May 6, 1948. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special election will be held in said Town on Tuesday, June 15, 1948, and at the said special election there will be submitted to the resident property taxpayers of the said Town qualified to vote at the said special election under the Constitution and laws of this State, the following propositions, to- Wlt" PROPOSITION NO. 1 Shall the Town of Kaplan. State of Louisiana, incur debt and issue bonds to the amount of Seventy Thousand Dollars, to run fifteen (15) years from date thereof, with interest at the maximum rate of six (6) per centum per annum, for the purpose of constructing and purchasing a public park and swimming pool for aaid Town, together with the necessary equipment therfor, title to which shall be in the public! PROPOSITION NO.

2 Proposition to levy a two (2) mills tax on all property subject to state taxation in the Town of Kaplan, State of Louisiana, for the period of ten (10) years commencing with the year 1948 and end-ng with the year 1957, for the purpose of the maintenance of a public park and swmwning pool for said Town, title to which shall be in the public. The said special election will be held at the following polling place situated within the corporate limits of the Town of Kaplan, Louisiana, which poll will open at aeen (7:00) o'clock a. m. and close at Six (6:00) o'clock p. according to law, to POLLING PLACE: The Kaplan High GIVEN that the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Kaplan.

State of Louis ana. will meet in special session at their regular meeting place City Hall. Kaplan. Louisiana, on Tuesday. June 15.

1948 at 'even-thirty (7:30) o'clock p. m. and will then and there proceed in open and public session to open the Fallot boxes used at the said special election, examine and count the ballots in number and amount, examine and canvass the returns and declare the results of the said special election. THUS DONE AND SIGNED at Kaplan, Louisiana, on this the 6th day of May, 1948' (s) O. H.

Deshotels, Jr. Mayor. ATTEST: (s) Bernace J. Landry, Clerk June 8 of Town, qualified to v.te said spe- rwW the Constitution and laws of this State, the following propositions, to PROPOSITION NO. 1 Shall the Town of Kaplan, State of Louisiana, incur debt and issue bonds to the amount of Seventy Thousand v.uuv.-00) Dollars, to ruiT fifteen (15) yeara iwnr.

with interest at the maximum rate of six (6) per centum per annum, for the purpose of constructing and. purchasing a public park and swimming POl tot aid Town, together with the necessary equpiment therror, title to which shall be in i the public PROPOSITION NO. 2 Proposition to levy a two (2) mills tax on aU the property subject to state taxation In the Town of Kaplan. State of Louisiana, for the period ten 10) -years commencing with the year l4S ind ending with the year 1967. for the purpose of the maintenance of a public park and swimmfng pool for said Town, in tho nublie.

Funeral services were held at 4 p. m. Monday for Mrs. Moise Girard, nee Marie Touchet, who died at the age of 70 at her Delcambre home Sunday afternoon. The funeral was from the residence to Lady of the Lake Catholic church at Delcambre, with interment in the Catholic cemeterv there.

Mrs. Girard is survivied by four daughters, Miss Clementine Girard and Mrs. Ivy Babin of Delcambre, Miss Claylee Girard and Mrs. Odrese Babin of Erath, and Mrs. Ovey Mire of Jefferson Island; and four sons, Noe and Morris of Coteau, Moise, of New Iberia, and John of Welsh.

Jacauemoud Funeral Home was in I am a candidate for the office of District Attorney for the Fifteenth Judicial District, composed of Acadia, Lafayette and Vermilion parishes. Realizing the importance of the office which I seek, I offer my servi-ces, my energies and my ability with humility and pledge a sound and honorable administration. YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED. Frank W. Summers fBther Eugene O.

Poote, a member Abbeville Lodge No. 192 died Alaska, on March 13, 1948, when the in which he and some thirty wmpanions, who were returning- from nghai, china, crashed into a moun-side in the wild snow-covered waste naska' A corner's Inquest was held1, all had died instantly-and no Jenpt could be made to recover the services were held from a plane fhead, and the remains lie buried in snows of Alaska. whereas, Almighty God has 2J to call to his reward Brother "fat O. Poote. bJ' here.

Brother Foote, a mem-th Lode answered the call in he hSS6 0f Ws me- a manner as antU adventurous, energetically by th Mason, who was beloved rethen for his fine Masonic jerelore, be it resolved that this 5 the loss of a member ther- nd but commends his spirit to fcJT gave it, and does offer its sympathy to his surviving sis-JfexrS- Else Ete Manning and Mlnam, Foote Perrin. Respectfully submitted, G. P. Sledge C. H.

Brookshire D. E. Cantey SECTION 2 That there shall be published in "The Kaplan Times." a weekly published in the Tfc of Kaplan. Louisiana, and being the official Journal of said Town, for thirty (30) clear days in accordance with law. notice tlle "ia special election, which notice shall embrace substantially all things set forth in this resolution and also notice that the Mayor and i a nr the Tnwn of Kaplan.

charge of arrangements. MARY LEBLANC State of Louisiana, will meet at its regular Final rites were held at Delcambre meeting place, the City Hall, Kaplan. on Tuesdav. June 15. 1948.

at seven-thii-tv 7:30 o'clock P. and will then and there in own and public session Proceed to open the ballot boxes used at the said special election, examine and count the ballots in number and amount examine and canvass the returns and declare the results Saturday for Mary LeBlanc, 10-month old daughter of Syna LeBlanc and Jeanne Viator LeBlanc. The infant died at a local hospital Friday afternoon. The funeral was conducted from the residence to Lady of the Lake Catholic Church with burial in the Delcambre Catholic cemetery. Scientists have found that almond hulls, which have approximately a 25 perecent sugar content, can be converted into crude molasses for SECTION 3.

That the following polling place situated within the corporate limits of the Town of Kaplan. Louisiana, he and the same is hereby designated as the polling.