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attvttjE PROGRESS, ABBEVITJ.F LOUISIANA. Saturday July 14, 1934. Saturday, July 14, 1934. TOM THUMB WEDDING. mm piWM m.

Mrs. Nelson Broussard and Miss Gurdie Broussard, of LeRoy, were among the visitors here Wednesday. iiA: rz3 rp 1 1 i II 'J 4 CO) FIRST low-price (laid with THE SELF STARTER tops a 22-year record of engineering progress that makes Chevrolet the best riding car in the low-price field Mrs. Buster Sandoz, of Erath, was a visitor here Thursday. Mrs.

Edward Comeaux, of Kaplan, was a visitor here Wednesday. Mrs. A. Alvarado, of Lafayette, is a guest of relatives here this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert E. Putnam were visitors to Eunice Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ovey Simon and son, of Guey-dan, were visitors here last Saturday.

Miss Sidoux Webster is visiting in Erath, a guest of Miss B. D. "Brous-sard. Misses Dorethea Gooch and Marie Bailey are spending this. week in Bi-loxi, Miss.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Brown, of Perry, a girl, on Friday, July 6, 1934. Miss Catherine Tehada, of Alexandria, is visiting here, a guest of Miss Myrtle Steen. "Val Buckleman, of New Orleans, was a visitor here this week, a guest of Dr.

W. J. Romero. Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Hollier were guests of relatives and friends in Del-cambre Sunday. Raymond and Emmit Jolet, of Weeks Island, spent last week end here, guests of Henry David. Mrs. Minos Perry and children, of Lafayette, were visitors here Sunday, guests of relatives. Mrs.

C. J. Mouton and Mrs. Jack Villicn, of Maurice, were visitors in Abbeville Thursday. Miss ZJoemie LeBlanc left Tuesday for her home in New Orleans, after a few weeks visit here.

Miss Lorena Choate has returned from a two weeks' visit to friends and relatives in Sulphur. F. M. Harrington, of Erath, and J. E.

Thec.il, of this city, were visitors to Galveston Wednesday. Walter Putnam is on a visit to Chen-iere au Tigre, where he went for the benefit of his health. Miss Juanita Laliauve, an employe of the R. J. LaBauve law office, is now enjoying her vacation.

Miss "Tootles" Erasseux left Tuesday lor Jennings, where she will spent some time with her sister. Mrs. Romain Guldry returned Tuesday from New Orleans, where she had gone for medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs.

R. I. Tanner were visitors to Lafayette Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Brasseux.

Dr. W. J. Romero, F. J.

Montagne and Fred Corney spent last Saturday and Sunday at Chenier au Tigre. Albert Mouton, returned home this week from a few weeks' visit in New Orleans, a guest of relatives. Miss Ella Mae Lattier, a senior nurse at the Baptist Hospital in New Orleans, is spending her vacation here, a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V.

S. Lattier. Mrs. Relie David, of Kaplan, underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Broussard sanitarium last Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Dedier Delcambre and imily and Mrs. Alfred Delcambre. of Delcambre, were visitors here Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Trahan, of Gueydan, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hazard Morvant Monday. Mrs.

David Duhon and daughter, of Lcngview, Texas, are spending a few days here, guests of friends and relatives. Mrs. Parke J. White spent last week in Crowley, a guest at the home of her brother, L. O.

Broussard, and family. Francis Theall, an employe of the National Bank, and Dr. P. O. Landry are visitors to Chenier au Tigre this week.

Miss Annabel Demary left last week for her home in Beaumont, Texas, ifler a visit here, a guest of relatives friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boudreaux and on, Alton, of Beaumont, were visitors here last week, guests of Mr. and Mrs.

A. A. Boudreaux. Miss Hazel O'Bryan and brother, J. Marc Gosselin and Otis are spending a few days on a mo-or trip to Texas.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ledet and children left Friday for their home in Freeport, Texas, after a visit here, of relatives. Mrs. A.

T. Delcambre and son, Leo, etuined Sunday from a visit to Port Arthur, where they were guests of relatives and friends. Mrs. Willie Bourgeois and son. of New Orleans, are visitors here, guests the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Eusebe Ledet. Eugene Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.

B. Miller, is among those attending the Citizens Military Training Camp, at Camp Beauregard. Miss Sarah Broussard, Mrs. Emile Dutel and Messrs. Paul Piazza and Ernard LeBlanc motored to Port Arthur, Texas, Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Thibodeaux and daughter, Wanda Mae, and Mr.

and Mrs. Louis LeBlanc were visitors to Baton Rouge Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Brown and baby, of Alexandria, are spending this week end here, guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.

LaBauve. Mrs. J. Camile Broussard and daughter, Mis. Bob Landry, and son, Bobbie, and Miss Louise Frederick were visitors to New Orleans this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Schriefer and Mr. and Mis.

Victor Schriefer left today for a trip to Chicago, where they will visit the world's fair. On their way there they will stop to visit relatives, along the route. Year after year, its been the same story: Chevrolet with the SLIDING GEAR TRANSMISSION newest of motoring sensations is a marvel of smooth, easy, gentle motion. No other ride in the world can even compare with it. It makes Chevrolet far and away the best riding car in the low-price field.

Have you noticed how America has taken to the Knee-Action ride? In the first 6 months, demand for Chevrolet cars sent pro Auction to the highest total attained by any automobile during CIIEVROLET MOTOR DETROIT, MICH. Compare Chevrolet' low delivered prices and easy G. M. term it A General Motort Value FIRST with the NEWEST and BEST! Chevrolet leading others following. Chevrolet out in front with the latest proved advancements.

Self-startert Sliding gear transmission! Streamlined design! It was Chevrolet aggressiveness and progres-siveness that forced all low-priced cars eventually to adopt these and other major improvements. And now, this year, comes the climax of Chevrolet's engineering leadership i the Knee -Action ridel This FIRST with the SAFETY GAS TANK SI FIRST with MODERN DYNAMIC UNES in A prologue, Tom Thumb Wedding-directed by Miss Ruby Hebert, under the auspices of the Catholic Daughters of America was given at Frank's Theatre Thursday night. The bride was Flo Broussard and the groom was Lloyd Dore, Jr. Bridesmaids: Betty Jane Russel, Mary Ann Guarino, Betty Lou Chau-vin. Mary E.

Montagne, Therese Harrington, Kay LeBlanc, Jo Richardson, Rita Guarino, Agnes Kirkpatrick and June Romero. Groomsmen: Marion LeBlanc, Marcus Broussard, Raymond Dore, Ted Klbbe, Herman Trahan, John Montagne, Norman Romero. Perry George Sudduth and Donald Broussard. Flower Girls: Germaine Piazza, Eleanor Ann Bares, Barbara Ann Schlesslnger. Cupid: Dolores Nunez; Ring Bearer: Bernard Baudreaux; Father of Bride: Francis Melebeck; Minister: Robert Young, Old Maid Aunts: Mary Elise Lege, Evelyn Kibbe; Rejected Lover: Elida Rae Dasbach.

Choir: Harold Trahan. Junior Landry. Hazel LeBlanc. Esther Marie Summers, Winnifred Miller, Jeanette Montagne, Helen Klbbe, Jeanne LeBlanc, Marjorie Moore, Marie Broussard, Roxie Mae Broussard, Lula Mae Guid-ry, Mildred Barrilleaux. i Misses Virdise Giblin and Martrine Armentor, of New Iberia, were dinner guests of J.

W. O'Bryan, Monday Beryle Crist, of Port Arthur, spent last week end here. On his return he was accompanied by Mrs. Crist and children, who had been visiting here. Mrs.

E. J. Smith and daughter, Jean, and Miss May Bell Barrilleaux were visitors to Kaplan Friday, where they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Box Latour.

Mrs. J. O. an-i daughter, Mrs. George Schaumburg left Friday for Marlin, Texas, where they will visit J.

O. Broussard, who has been there for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. O.

P. Sledge and sons, Guy and Louie, left last Saturday for Duck Hill, Miss. From there Mr. Sledge and son, Guy, will go on to Chicago to visit the world's fair. Mrs.

E. R. Bergeron visited in St. Martinville last Friday, a guest of Mrs. Joseph Martin.

She was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. J. Evan, who will visit there for a while. Mr. and Mrs.

M. Gosselin and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Osborne and sons, Jack and Edwin, of Donner. were guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. O'Bryan last week end. Mr.

and Mrs. Sedes Th-jall and son and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Theall and baby, of Port Arthur, spent Sunday here, guests at the home of their mother, Mrs. H.

B. Theall. Misses Frances Bridges and Elizabeth Ducan, of Kentucky, who were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

G. Broussard, left this week for N3w Mexico and Tampa, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. David Stoute and chil dren, Elsie, David, and Jerome, of Port Arthur, Texas, are spending a Sw" days here, guests at the home Of her mother, Mrs.

O. J. Domingues. Misses Marjorie Boudreaux and Odette Bodin were dinner guests Of Miss "Tootsle" Dubois, of Erath, Sunday. That afternoon they motored to New Iberia, where they attended the show.

Mr.and Mrs. Leroy Burton, of Houston, Texas, spent last week end here, guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gastort DUtel. On their re-turn they were accompanied by their little son, Al, and Mrs.

Burton's moth" er, Mrs. Gaston Dutel, who will visit them for a while. Misses Louise Amelia Broussard, Eloise LaBauve, Ann Edwards and Bil-lo Edwards returned Sunday night from a visit to the Century of Progress fair in Chicago. They returned by way of Canada, New York, Washington, points along the east coast and the gulf coast. They were met in Chicago by Johnny Morriss and Raoul Chau-viere, who made the trip home with them.

MISS ROGERS ENTERTAINS. Miss Idelle Rogers entertained the Monday Night Bridge Club, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Remy Rogers, this week. After the usual number of interesting games, Miss Juanita Beauxis was awarded first prize, Miss Hermance Gautreaux won the second prize, and Miss Mae Comeaux cut the consolation prize.

The following members were present: Misses Aline Frederick, Pearl Mouton, Hermance Gautreaux, Juanita Beauxis, Mrs. John D. Toups and Mrs. Polo Morvant. Miss Mae Comeaux was a guest.

Delicious refreshments were served. ENJOY TRIP TO THE BAY. Enjoying themselves on a bay trip and reporting a splendid catch of fish last Sunday, the following party went out on the John Fleming boat: Mr. and Mrs. Fusilier, Mr.

and Mrs, Reed, of Baton Rouge; Messrs. Swatz and Gibson, of Baton Rouge, Mr. Tanner, Mr. Weir, John Fowler, Miss Heard and Mr. and Mrs.

L. J. Buteaud. BOURQUE'S NEW AMBULANCE. The Bourque Funeral Service has been added to in the way of a new Chevrolet ambulance, which is ready for quick service at all times.

The arabular.ee Is one of the latest models. ST. PAUL'S EFISCOFAL CHURCH. Koly Communion Service, Sunday, July 15th, at 8:00 a. m.

The Church School will also meet at this hour. The nubile is cordially Invited. REV. R. R.

DIOG3, Rector. Nettles Chevrolet, Inc. PHONE NO. 96. ABBEVILLE, LA.

In NO MISS DUBUS IS HONORED. Miss Miytle Steen entertained at a supper Thursday night, in honor of Miss Annie Mae Dubus, a bride-to-be of the season, and Miss Catherine Tehada, of Alexandria. After the guests arrived basket, filled with paper bags, was presented to Miss Annie Mae Dubus, to be opened by her. These proved to be the tablecloth, the napkins, plates, knives, forks, spoons and all that is necessary to set a table. In the last bag opened she found a note, instructing her to go to the refrigerator and the stove oven.

Here she discovered generous supplies of good things to eat. Obeying orders Miss Dubu3 had to prepare the table with the articles and the eats for the supper, which was enjoyed by all. At the conclusion of the sumptuous repast Miss Dubus was presented with all of the articles on the table. Those present to see that Miss Dubus carried out all of the orders in proper manner were; Miss Eloise LaBauve. Mrs.

F. J. Frederick, Miss Catherine Tehada, Miss Florine Dubus and the hostess. FOR RENT. Furnished house for rent.

J. M. Moss, phone 122. Call Mrs. MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route of 800 families.

Write immediately. Rawleigh Dept. LAG-25-SA, Memphis, Term. tha FIRST PRANK'S THEATRE Special Midnight Show, 10:45 p. m.

Monday, July 16th ON THE STAGE IN PERSON LI HO CHANG'S SPIRITUALISTIC GHOST SHOW "SEANCE" ADMISSION 3So FIRST with DRAFT VENTILATION mm? MR. ARSENE LANDRY. Mr. Arsene Landry, aged 60 years, died at his home in the Second Ward, of Vermilion Parish, near Henry, on Tuesday, July 10, 1934, at 1:10 a. m.

Funeral services were held at the residence on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by Rev. DeVos, of Bancker. Burial was made in the Landry cemetery at 11 o'clock. The funeral was largely attended. The deceased Is survived by his wife, nee Amelia Mouton; one daughter, Miss Ezite Landry, of Henry; six sons, Villier and Marrin Landry, of Abbeville; Gaston, Rosiclaire, Due and Dewey Landry, of Henry, and his father, Mr.

Roslcleire Landry, who is now 94 years of age. The pallbearers were Aubrey Brasseux, Oscar Nunez, Willie LcBoucf, Cestia Dugas, Lynix Broussard and Duplex Landry. Arrangements for the funeral were in charge of P. U. Bourque.

EAT AT THE AUDREY HOT PLATE LUNCH 25o BLUE PLATE PUNCH 35c HINCKLEY'S HOME-MADE SLICED BREAD, CAKES AND ROLLS AT ALL GROCERS. Delivered With Your Orders. pRANK'S THEATRE ABBEVILLE, LOUISIANA BUY AN OIL LEASE. Oil excitement is runninj- fairly goad at Andrew, according to reports here. A lot of one and onehalf acres at Andrew, where the store of A.

S. Landry 13 located, was leased for the sum of $300.00, with one-half royalty. Profitable Crops Come To Us From Foreign Countries By B. B. Jones, County Agent.

Some 6t our most promising agricultural crops have come to us from foreign countries. Through the work of the U. S. Department of Agriculture in studying the foreign crops in their native surroundings, it has been possible to establish in this country such plants as the soybean, lespedeza, durum wheat, Acala Cotton, the Washington navel oranges, Sudan grass and several other forage grasses. Plant explorers have found that these plants in foreign lands, introduced them into this country and thus have started the development of some profitable crops for the farmers of this nation.

The continuation of this work is bound to result in further benefits for. our agricultural industry. The checking of all cotton and rented acreages contracted to the Secretary of Agriculture by 56,000 Louisiana farmers is now under way, and the job will be completed as soon as it is humanly possible, says J. W. Bateman, director of agricultural ex-tention, L.

S. U. Official Washington had its first breathing spell since the advent of the New Deal after Congress adjourned. Hindu Women Turn Modern The Rindu woman of India may powder her face. wear npl.

haIr cut-Is or hnve a perinnnent ware. looK frpquenfly lb .4 mirror and replace A broad s.ifrrnn gfrpjifc on the forehead hy a email cfrrtil.ir mark Saturday, July 14 One Day Only STAN LAUREL AND OLIVER HARDY, IN "SONS OF THE DESERT" with CHARLEY CHASE, MAE BUSCH, DOROTHY CHRISTY, AND LUCIEN LITTLE FIELD Abo: -HANDLE BARS" "SCOTLAND TO BORNEO" NEWS REEL Admission: 10c and 25c All Small Children 5c at 4 p. m. MRS. BERGERON ENTERTAINS.

Members of the Tuesday Afternoon 00 Club met this week with Mrs. E. R. Bergeron, at her home oh Hawthorn Street. Members who enjoyed the afternoon were: Mesdames.

Z. B. Broussard, Frank de Graauw, G. J. Ducrest, Charles Franciol, Arvenne Mouton, C.

F. Melebeck, M. L. Thomas and A. T.

Delcambre. Mrs. Remy Broussard and Mrs. Dupont were guests. Mrs.

Melebeck won the first prize, Mrs. Dupont the second prize, and Mrs. Thomas cut the consolation prize. The hostess served ice cream and cakes. MR.

ACRELIEN BKOVSSARD. Mr. Aurelieh Broussard, aged 72 years of age, died at the Dauterive hospital, In New Iberia, on Tuesday morning, July 10, 1934, at 4:15 o'clock, following an operation performed a few days previous. The remains were brought to the Bourque funeral porlars in Abbeville, where they were prepared, and later taken to his home in the Second Ward, of Vermilion Parish, near Henry, La. Largely attended funeral services were held on' Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Erath Catholic Church followed by interment in the Catholic cemetery at Erath.

other relatives the deceased is survived by his wife, nee Adeliade Dugas; six daughters, Mrs. Cleomere Schexnaider, of Beaumont, Texas, Mrs. Duclas Landry, Mrs. Aubrey Pullin, Mrs. George Lee, Mrs.

Clemile Thibodeaux and Mrs. Earl Lee, all of the Second Ward of Vermilion Parish; five sons, Aurelie Broussard, of Abbeville; Otis, Emile, Fils and Simonet Broussard, all of the Second Ward of Vermilion Parish; 37 grand children and eight great grand children; four sisters, Mrs. Moleus Dubois. Mrs. Artibus Dugas.

Mrs. Marten Hebert, all of Vermilion Parish, and Mrs. Hypolite Comeaux, of Abbeville; one brother, Aris-tile Broussard, of Henry. The floral offerings were many and very beautiful The pallbearers were his grand sons, L. C.

and L. B. Schexnaider, of Beaumont; Clay and Bivian Broussard, Thomas Pullin and Ben Lee. Mr. Broussard was well known throughout this section, having been in the cattle business, and always took much interest in the advancement of the community vhich he lived.

He was also a prominent farmer. FOS RENT. Furnished room, with bith, for one or two men, in bachelor's home. 304 N. Valerie St.

Sunday and Monday, July 15 and 16 SYLVH SIDNEY and FREDERIC MARCH, In "GOOD DAMES" Cartoon: "BEARS AND BEES" FOX NEWS Also World's Heavyweight Championship Official Fight Pictures Max Baer vs. Primo Camera ALL KNOCK DOWN'S IN SLOW MOTION ADMISSION 15c AND 35c BARGAIN MATINEE SUNDAY, 2 P. M. TO 4: 30 15c AND 25c. I ROMERO'S JEWELRY STORE I Dr.

W. J. Romero, 0. IN CHARGE OF THE OPTICAL DIVISION, WHERE YOUR EYES ARE PROPERLY TESTED AND YOUR GLASSES i ARE PROPERLY FITTED. 3 Tuesday, July 17 One Day Only "THE DEVIL IS IN LOVE" With Victor jory, loretta young, vivienne osborne, DAVID MANNERS, HERSEKT UN DIN.

Comedy: "MANAGEMENT MONEY ADMISSION: 13c AND 10c. OK WITH A COUPON, 10c, FOR ONE ADULT OR TWO CHILDREN. Mr. George LeBlanc, BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES. Preaching at 11:00 a.

m. every first and third Sundays by Rev. A. D. Mad-dry.

Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a. m. T. L. Bush, Supt, All are cordially invited to attend these services.

"I was glad when they 6ald unto me, let us go Into the house of the Lord." i i ES EXPERT WATCHMAKER, JEWELER AND DIAMOND SETTER, g5 IS IN CHARGE OF THE JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. 5 WE IWITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE. Wednesday and Thursday, July 18 and 19 "REGISTERED NURSE" with BEBE DANIELS, LYLE TALBOT. JOHN HALLIDAY Comedy? "VINCENT LOPEZ- APMISSIONt lpc AND 25c..