Abbeville Progress from Abbeville, Louisiana • 5

Saturday, March 5, 1938 ABBEVILLE PROGRESS, ABBEVILLE LOUISIANA Saturday, March 5, 1008 Former Abbeville Woman Honored T.OCAL MEWS ITEMS Walter Rfd was a visitor to Ville Piatt Monday. Mrs. E. M. Morgan, of Lafayette, here Saturday, a guest of her mother, Mrs.

A. J. Golden. -7V vi i Tn ALL YOUR FAMILY comott FOR PEPPY GIRLS nchantinj iummet loselinell FOR STYLE-WISE WOMEN Bewitching footwear modes in a bewildering variety from which to choose superbly Youthful miniatures of grown-up's shoes with built-in youth-keeping features. $1.95 to $2.50 styled with a comfort that rekindles the vitality of youth that's the reason we say see our Star Brands first! Ttim, iummet inap FOR ACTIVE BOYS Sandalized feet are cool feet note the lines on thii sandal.

flattering! White but mannish and plenty sturdy for "rough neck" rollicking fun. B. Guidry. of Sulphur, was a visitor here Sunday. firs.

Lruis Abadie i visiting relatives in Orange, Texas. Melvin Barrilleaux was a visitor to New Iberia Friday evening. Curt Bouillicn spent last week end in Sulphur, a guest of friends. E. Blanchet.

of New Iberia, was a business visitor here Monday. Eunice Broussard, of New Jberta, was a visitor here last week end. Mrs. J. Nelson Greene has returned from a few days visit to New Orleans.

mr and Mrs. J. H. Williams were I visitors to Lafayette Sunday after- noon. Miss Irene Broussard and Nat Delino were visitors to Lafayette Tuesday.

Mrs. VV. P. Edwards and Mrs. J.

N. Green were visitors to New Iberia Saturday. Mrs. Viola Bernos and mother returned Wednesday from a visit to New Orleans. Miss Enola Gravois, of Lafayette, was a guest of friends here Monday and Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Delino returned Saturday from their honeymoon trip to Texas.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eleazar and children, of Kaplan, were visitors Tuesday. Misses Mariam and Dorothy Har-klns, of Crowley, were visitors here last week end. J.

D. Kaigler who has been here for some time left Tuesday for his home in St. Landry. Mrs. llann Vincent and Mrs.

John Bouillion, cf Kaplan, were visitors here Monday. Dr. and Mrs. L. J.

Eleazar and children were guests ol relatives in Rayne Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. L. J.

Eleazar and children motored to Lafayette Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Harrington and children were visitors to Lafayette Tuesday. Mrs. Adeline Stuller and B. B. Ivanik were last week end visitors to New Orleans.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parquette and son, Earl visited relatives in New Iberia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Trahan and sens, were visitors to New Orleans during the Carnival. Misses Heloise, Marjorie and Flo Broussard and Miss Lydia Piazza motored to New Itria Friday I I $1,95 $2.75 to $2.95 In heme complimentary ta tfca king end Qufcen and rnernbers of the court preceding the eirnlvSl ball, Mrs: Gi3i i a daughter of Dr. and MrS; H.

A. of tht City. Mrs. II. A.

ElarSdg Bild Mrs. Lewis wsi of this eitv, attended the carnival ball and wore house gvests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gex. Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Cesna and Mrs. T.

T. Atterberry were visitors to Houston list week end. Mrs. E. Gaspard and daughters, Miss Lita and Dorothy were visitors to Delcambre last week end.

Wilmer Domingues, of Gramercy, -was a visitor here Tuesday, a guest of Miss Nellie Belaire. Mr. and Mrs. Jules J. Broussard and family attended the Mardi Gras celebration in Lafayette Tuesday.

Mrs. Rene Sigur, Mrs. Lawrence Lapcrte and Mrs. Charles Brewster were visitors to Lafayette for Carnival. Mr.

CcConnell of the Railway Express Company, of Houston, was a business visitor here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clotieaux and Mrs. Newton Bercier, of Kaplan, were visitors here Wednesday morning.

Archie Anderson, of Lake Charles, was a week end visitor at the home of his mother, Mrs. R. J. G. McCom-iskey.

Freddy Duhon and Marray Liber-sat, of Nederland, Texas, were of relatives and friends here last week end. Mrs. Villier Sonnier and daughter. Miss Eunice, of Delcambre, were gues of relatives here Sunday afternoon. Mis.

R. J. Hollier, Mrs. Robert Hcllier and baby and Mr. A.

A. Barrilleaux motored to Lafayette for Mardi Gras. L. W. Hicks, of Leberty, Texas, was a visitor here Sunday, a guest at the heme of Mr.

and Mrs. L. B. Dominique. Miss Pearl Alleman has returned to her home in Lafayette, after spending a week with friends and relatives here.

Born to Mr and Mrs. Walter D'Angeraux, a baby boy, Sunday, Feb. 27. The ycungster was barn at the Abbe.iUe Clinic. Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Dauphine, of Port Arthur, Texas, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Morvant last Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. George Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Deshotels and Mrs. Wilda Bacon, of Kaplan, were visiters here Monday, Mr.

and Mrs. D. C. Foley, of New Orleans-were visitors here this week, euests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Brookshire. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Villemez and son, of New Orleans, left Tuesday for their home, after few days visit here, to thair plants, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas and son, Alfred Misses Aline, Ruby and Singsie Frederick, were visitors to New Orleans Sunday. Miss Ruby Try This Easy Way to Better AH Colors $2.50 Pumps that fit the instep snugly to combine fit with white magic. $1.95 to iummet FOR MEN Ties are always good this one is streamlined with stitching and perforations.

Lasting because they're all-leather through and through easily cleaned and kept clean comfortable as your favorite house slippers. Plain or wing tips HOSE 39c TO $1.00 $1.95 to $2.50 I An outstanding event of th3 past week was the annual Bay fit. Louis, carnival ball and JoUrt, held Monday, Feb. 31, with Mrs. Walter-J, Gex, queen and Robert L.

Camor, followed with a sup- per given by tha quam at the i6mi hotel. Dr. and Mrs. A. enter tained at a cocktail party at their remained for a longer visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.

Dom Martina ForeGt Simon, a student of L. S. U. in Baton Rouge, spent last week end, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Oladu Simon. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Broussard and Mrs. Shargan and daughter, Rena, of Lake Charles, were guests of friends here Sunday.

Mrs. Claudia Hushes and Mrs. J. M. Moss were visitors to Lafayette Tuesday, guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs.

Paul Bourdier, Norman Abadie returned to Houston Tuesday after a few days visit here, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Abadie. Misses Ruth, Singsie and Aline Frederick and mother, Mrs. Ignaca Frederick and Dudles Dubois visited in Lafayette Tuesday evening.

Miss Myrtis Boudreaux, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. Boudreaux, Of Erath, spent last week end here, a guest of Miss Evelyn Kibbs, Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Laporte and sen Theodore, of New Orleans, were guests of his mother, Mrs. Theodore Laporte Sunday. Miss Ann Kerksieck, daughter of Mr. and M-. F.

W. Kerksieck is attending L. S. in Baton Rouge spent Carnival in Now Orleans Charles Handelman, of New Orleans, and Thomas Pepltone, Of Beaumont, Texas, were among the business visitors here Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Elton Meaux motored to Crowley Sunday, they were ac-crmpanied by Mrs. Thomas Hebert, who has spent a few days here, Misses Noemle Broussard, Marjorie and Heloise Broussard were euests at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Max Harrell in Lafayette Sunday, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Holmes are rejoicing over the arrival of a new daughter, bom at the Abbeville Clinic, Wednesday, March 2, 1533. Eut'ne Bouillion and John Vincent, students of Cheniere Business College in Beaumont, Texas, were visitors here during last weeK end.

Mrs. Eugene Eleazar, of Kaplan, visited here this week, a guest at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. L. J.

Eleaaar, Mrs. Ulysse Broussard will return this week end frcm Lake where she visited her son-in-law end daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Orover Miller. Misses Mignon Deynoodt and Ma: tine Perret left Tuesday for their home in New Orleans, after a visit here, guests of Miss Mae Comeaux.

Friends of Mrs. Alton Mouton will be glad to learn that she is improving follo vin an operation at the Abbeville Clinic Wednesday morning. Miss Elmlre LeBlanc, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Sam Le3lqi3. Of Napolecnville, was a vcivor her 3 last week end, a guest of Miss Nancy Bryan Foley.

Mrs. Odea and daughter, Miss Helen, Mrs. Llcyd Eldredge and daughter. Miss Phyllis and Miss An nie LeBlanc spent the day in Lafay rta Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. L. B. OotaifciqUa and daughter, Misi Doris, Mr. Annette i Ann ENTERTAIN DINNER CLUB.

Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Ssudreaux were hosts to the members of the Tuesday Evening Dinner Club at their home in Erath this week.

Those present were. Mr. and Mrs. L. O.

Broussard, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Chauviere, Dr.

and Mrs. H. A. E'drei-e, Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Faber, Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Henry, M-.

and Mrs. F. W. Kerksieck, Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. MacMillan Mr. and Mn. E.

F. Putnam, Mr. and E. L. Terrier, Mr.

and Oorge Wood end Mr. and Lo jij Wood. Lewis and daughter, Miss Bessie attended the Carnival In Lafayette Tuesday evening. Misses Flo and Lolo Broussard, Clga and Elaine Theall attended the Tuesday, tney were guests oi their aunt, Mrs. Max Harrell.

M'ss Anna Harrington, Theresa and Marc Hanington left last Friday for New Orleans, where they attended the Carnlvei celebration. They returned Monday Mrs. E. A. Latour left Wednesday for LeRoy, where she will visit at the heme of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Sidney Co-meaux. Mr. Comeaux is reported ill. Mrs.

Leonard Touds. who was visiting relatives and friends here, returned to her home in Thibodaux Monday afternoon. Mr. Toups joined Mrs. Toups here Monday-afternoon.

Mrs. Addie Conke, Miss Helen MacFarland and Maurice Bryant, cf Orange, Texas, and Mrs. and Mrs. Howard King, of Port Arthur, were guests of Mr. Paul Cooke Sunday afternoon, Mr.

and Mrs. Lefiad Simon and children and Miss Josephin Boudreaux motored to Lafayette Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Simon and children remained for the Mardi Gras celebration. Mr nnr4 Tre Paul Ttn11rHift nnft sen, Lawrence, Misses Marjorie! Moss, Margaret Chauvin and Coleen Moore and Roy Bunt spent the day, Sunday, in this city, guests of Miss Moss" parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Mose. i Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur B. Anderson and. Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs.

Felix Demary. Mrs. A. Pennf- ten. of Beaumont, Texas, and Ed Abshire, of Orange, Texas, visited here Wednesday on the'r way home from a visit to New Orleans, where they attended the Carnival.

WELCOME TO ABBEVILLE. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Cade Wednesday morn-inj. The mother and eight and thlee-fourths pound bundle of happiness are reported as doing nicely. TEXAS PEOPLE VISITORS HERE. Mrs. Elna Richardson, of Beau-rrcnt, Texas, Mrs.

Telva Richardson and daughter. Miss Margie Richard-con and Miss Norma Adams, of Orange, Texas, came in last Friday for a visit at the home of Mrs. R. J. G.

McCcmiskey. Saturday Mrs. Mc- Ccmiskey took them to Lafayette, mowing the A2alia Trail through Lsfaye-tte to the Jungle Gardens at AverV Island. At Amy Island the party was informed that the birds of many kind that go there to nest had not arrived yet. It Is a wonderful sight to see whenthe various birds arrivfl and begin, nesting, $2.98 to $3.50 SHOE STORE APREVILLE, LA.

WHITE SHOES RECOVERING FROM BURNS. Allen Thomas is recovering from burns he received Monday, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. Picard, as he went to investigate a leak in a hot water tank.

He struck a match which caused an explosition of accumulated gas. He was burned about the face, his right hand and his left arm above his wrist to his elbow. MRS. BROUSSARD ENTERTAINS. Mrs.

Bubber Broussard entertained at a coffee party Monday morning, complementry to Misses Mig-non Deynoodt and Martine Perret, of New Orleans. Besides the honoreea and hostess, those present were: Misses Hazel Samson, Melba and Mae Comeaux, Mesdames J. A. Bodr ages, Billie Gooch. Lloyd Harrington, A.

G. Howard, Oris Broussard and Frenzel Pere You can get it in Abbeville 1 ABBEVILLE BAKERY PHONE NO. 197 Golden Crust Bread 5c 8c 10c WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 10c FRUIT PiS A SPECIALTY FRENCH BREAD 5c-8c FRESH DOUGHNUTS AND SWEET ROLLS 15c Dozen PINEAPPLE, CHOCOLATE, COCOANUT AND NUT LAYER CAKES Get a Pencil and STAR BRAND V. S. LATTIER, Prop.

REAL BARGAINS IN CORONATION HIGHLIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL FESTIVAL The coronation of the Abbeville king and queen of Carnival" took place in the High school auditorium Friday evening, February 25. Here at 8:30 o'clock the identity I of the much discussed king and i queen was revealed. Due to the manner in which the votes were cast, no one except the members of the court and those in charge knew who had been chosen to reign over the ball. P. J.

Miller and Nancy Bryan Fo ley held the place of honor. There were five lovely maids in attendance; Gladys Broussard, Maid of honor; Virginia Stansbury, Vernon Mavard, Lois Choate and Marie Griffin. Their handsome dukes were Elton Richard, Ed Sigur, Walter Baudoin, Lester Boutte and Roy Richard. The grand march was heralded by the pages Virgie Guidry and Nola Hebert, dressed in the traditional custumes. Mrs.

Pauline Griffin played a beautiful march for the court entrance. The school colors, purple and white were carried out in the cosumes of the king and queen. The maids were dressed In white and carried adorable old fashioned bouquets cf fern and sweet peas. The dukes wore white and gold satin and gold shoes with huge buckles. The flower girls, Ida Katherine Sandoz and Katherine Edwards, p.actlcally stole the show and throne.

They were lovely in their old-fashioned dresses. Noris Oqu.n and Morine Manscl Moist, made beautiful train bearers. The stage was artistically decorated with palmetto and bridal wreath. The throne stood on a raised platform beside which were brightly burning' candles that added to the majestic atmosphere. Specialty tap dance numbers were offered by "Jo" Richardson, June Theall and Kay LeBlanc.

Gloria Delcambre gave the crown to Supt. J. H. Williams, who crowned the queen, and she. in turn crowned the king.

After the coronation those who desired to dance proceeded to the Country Club for a gala evening. This is the second successive year that the Home Economics Club has seen its candidate for a queen rule over the Mardi Gras gaiety. Last year Miss Beverly Ycung, the Home Economics representative, was the lovely queen of the event. This season the Heme Economics girls also supported its nominee for king, to the extent of putting him on the throne beside their queen. The Heme Economics and Commercial Clubs wish to thank those whe co-operated so splendidly and helped make Abbeville's court MRS.

BOB MAY HOSTESS TO LA CLIQUE D'ETUDE Mrs. Bob May entertained th3 members of La Clique d'E'uile at her apartment on last Wednesday evening. Mrs. May discussed very interestingly, the opera "The Flying This is another cf the Wagnerian operas, and one of the most interesting love stories of any of Wagner's works. At the conclusion of the opera, the club settled the expenses of the birthday party, which was given last Saturday.

The birthday party proved to be a great success, to all the members who were present. Several contributions toward the local library fund were mada, and more contributions will be collected in. the neai future. The date for the Flower Show was r-t for the first week in May. At the conclusion of the meeting, Mrs.

May served a delicious course consisting of shrimp salad, mushroom, sweet pea and pimento patties, tea, crackers and chocolate fudge. The following members were present Mesdames Al ison Moreland, Henry Weill and Roy Broussard Misses Myrtle Bteen, May Olive Miller, Sarah Weill, Minnie Hall, Flor-ine Dubus, Dorothea Gooch, Audrey Miller, Beverly Miller and Hazel Samson. The-next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Miss Sarah Weill, on March 0th. She will discuss the opera, "The Barber of Desert Pearls Desert pearls are not strictly pearls such as are found In oysters, says London Tit-Bits Magazine. They are a vegetable substance found near cactus bushes, and are made into strings of cheap beads.

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