Kaplan Journal from Kaplan, Louisiana • 2

Saturday, May 30, l9, prf 11 iihii ai. Abbeville High The Kaplan Journal Published Every Saturday ABBEVILLE SOCIETY Subscription $1.50 Per Year BY MISS PEARL BOURGE, PHONES: 187-393 Floyd D. Edwards Owner Mgr. Ralph R. Bienvenu Ed.

Asst. Mgr. ii -4 t.iiTi ii'iri iiiianiTi iiii iiia! EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETS Member La. Press Ass'n. Alumni Elect New Of icers Marking one of the brilliant tainments of the commZ Sta events was the annual alumni of the Abbeville high school Th night in the Masonic Temple 57 graduates of the 1936 cle.

officially admitted in to the the alumni. lueranks for the new tfc include Marjorie Golden, vrrtf Marjorie Boudreaux, vicV Marjorie Landry, secretary! The officers who servfH tk Awards Made At Commercial Club Annual Banquet When the Abbeville High School Commercial Club decided to go nautical, Old Man Weather did his best to complete the "seay" atmosphere by bringing the ocean, but despite the inclement weather, the spirit of the club members remained undaunted the occasion being their Seventh Annual Banquet, which was held at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening, May 25. The reception committee composed of Elie Meaux, Louella Boudreaux, Ann Kerksieck, Ang-eline Maneuso, and Forest Simon greeted the guests upon their arrival. Dinner was served at a beautifully appointed table which had been converted into a "billowy" sea. Clipper ships in full sail, little boats and fish Foreien Adwtiin Representative THE AMERICAN PRESS ASbOCIA tiON Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse McCown and children of Welsh spent the day here Sunday, at the home of Mrs. Bessie Lutgring. Mrs. Louise Kibbe, Presley Kibbe and Miss Louise Kibbe returned to their home in New Orleans, Monday, following a short visit with friends and relatives here.

Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hoffpauir and Al Jegers spent the day in Crowley, Sunday. The members of the Epworth League were delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. A.

R. Moist, Friday evening. Beautiful gifts were presented to Misses Thelma Moist and Alberta Dellart, who are members of the graduating class of the Abbeville Higch School. Saturday, May 30, 1936. ollowing- an enjoyable evening of include Mrs.

Minnie IT-ii r85 frames ice cream ana cookies were Charles served to the guests who were: Misses Miss Hilda Sandoz and sident; Miss Marjorie Thomaf president; and Miss Sarah Bienvenu of Erath were visitors here, Margaret Dellart, Bethyl Rose Schrie- Social Calendar Sponsored By LA CLIQUE D'ETUDE Under The Direction Of Miss Hazel Samson reiary-ueasuier. Monday. fer. Bernice Libersat, Marion, Ethel Principal George W. Mrs.

Leah Broussard, who spent a and Thelma Moist, Theresa Ileimen- few days here with her daughter, Miss dinger, Elaine Vitello, Elrita Mae Erath Graduates Get Diplomas At Exercises Friday Members of the graduating class were presented their diplomas at commencement exercises Friday night held in the school auditorium with a large crowd in attendance. Invocation was delivered by Father Mirat, pastor of the Erath Catholic church. The salutatory was presented by Miss Sophie Broussard, class prophecy by Ronold Stutes, class poem by Nell LeBlanc, class will by Roberta Baudoin, valedictory by Louise Domingues. Miss Lucille Dubois delivered the address for the presentation of the key and Miss Eunice Bodin accepted it in behalf of her class with an address of acceptance. The alumni a-ward was presented by Edward Landry.

Diplomas to members of the class were presented by U. P. LeBlanc, president of the Vermilion parish school board. Following the presentation of diplomas Rev. Mirat closed the program with benediction.

Members of the graduating class include Sophie Broussard, Nettie Marie Nugier, Doris Sonnier, Doris Louise Domingues, Antoinette Bernard. Lucille Dubois, LeRoy Suire, I J. Brown, Nellie Marie LeBlanc, Alice John, Thomasine Bares, Sophie Mar- garet Broussard, Ollie J. LeBlanc, Roberta Baudoin, Ronold Stute, Maude LeBlanc, Mable Baudoin, Mary Mae Gautreaux, Mary Louise Primeaux, Roy Bodin, Emery Hebert. Prof B.

E. Webb is principal of the school. Louisiana Wool Production Louisiana produced 674,932 lbs. of wool in 1934, according to the census figures. Delia Broussard, returned to her Stansbury, Alberta Dellart; Messrs home in Lafayette, Sunday.

Bub Stansbury, Walter and Bill Miss Stella Primeaux of Kaplan Ramke. Al Jeeers. Bill Akins and Mrs. CHURCH SERVICES Wade Hoffpauir, Mrs. D.

L. McPher CATHOLIC Masses (Sunday) 6:30 son, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. John Stansbury a. 8:00 a.

9:30 a. m. Benedic and Mrs. A. lleimenchnger.

tion following 9:30 Mass. the Abbeville high school was tra master at the banquet. FonT the introduction of members oft? graduating class, brief addresses made by Lionel Berry, Bob Slav v- i Hulda Erath members of the -LS faculty. Thanks were extended preparing the banquet to Fernandl Blanc, Marjorie Thomas, Preston Hams, Lindsie Hall, Hulda Eratk ai to the Masons for the use of th.1. President Charles Miller rf 1936 class presented in behalf of? class a contribution of $6.50 fort? alumni memorial fund.

Following the program at th v. MRS. TERRIER ENTERTAINS BAPTIST Sunday School at 10:00 a- m. Services at 11 rOO a. m.

PEESBYTERIAN Sunday School at 8:30 a. m-; Services at 9:30 a. xru EPISCOPALIAN Sunday School at The members and guests of the Thursday afternoon Contract Bridge Club enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. 10:00 a. m.

Communion services visited here Saturday as the guest of Mrs. Roy Richardson. Mrs. L. E.

Bienvenu, Miss Annabell Bienvenu and Marcel Bienvenu of St. Martinville visited Ralph Bienvenu Monday. R. W. Alexander of Lake Charles visited his family during- the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gex and children of Bay St. Louis, visited at the home of Dr. and Mrs.

II. A. Eld-redge, last week-end. Milton Guidry of Erath was a business visitor here, Tuesday. Jim Kitchell of Lafayette spent the week-end with friends and relatives in this city.

E. L. Terrier, when she entertained at every third Sunday of month at 8:00 es riding the waves might have made the guests sea-sick but lifesavers had thoughtfully been provided. Baskets of roses and sweet peas placed on the piano and small side tables added to the attractiveness of the room. The club members and their guests enjoyed the program which was completed by the addition of talks by the visitors and the presentation of certificates and pins to the students who had done meritorious work during- the year.

Program Presiding officer, Elie Meaux. Invocation, Stansel Maddry. The More We Meet Together, Club. Somewhere a Voice is Calling and The World is Waiting for the Sunrise, Chorus. A Perfect Day, Club.

9th Grade Bookkeeping Certificates: Lester Boutte, Whitney Gaut-reaux, Francis Greco, Rene Duhon, Edith Maudit, Gladys Prejean, and Lula Vice. Shorthand Certif icatps fif Wnrd her home of St. victor Street. Following the usual series of inter a. m.

Methodist Church Worship every aunaay at 11 a. m. ana 7:30 p. m. Church School at 10:00 a.

m. Rever esting games, the first prize was presented to Mrs. Donald Fisk, second to Mrs. Oris Broussard and Mrs. Theo- phile Baudoin cut consolation.

end Ellis Smith, pastor. DIETRICH-COOPER TOP Delicious refreshments were serv sonic Temple, the graduates, bers of the alumni and the a dance at the Abbeville CZ try Club. V0BS- Committee Is Thacked Special thanks for preparing Mt. Carmel alumni banquet week were extended to Misses David, Yvonne Siur, Lydia and Mrs. J.

0. LeBlanc. ed to the following members: Mrs. LIST OF SCREEN LOVERS J. J.

Davidson, Lafayette at- U. U. Skinner. Mrs. V.

li. MacMillan. torney was a business visitor here Mrs. A. W.

Norman, Mrs. Donald Wednesday and Thursday. Marlene Dietrich and Gary Coop Fisk, and the guests were: Mrs. J. E.

Kibbe, Mrs. Roy Richardson, Mrs. er, who are co-starred in Paramount's Mr. and Mrs. Agnon Talbot of La romantic comedy, "Desire," playing Oris Broussard fayette visited friends and relatives here during- the week-end.

and Mrs. Theophile Baudoia ounaay ana Monday at rank Thea tre, stand at the top of a list, prepar Mrs. lienry Lwing, Mrs. E. J.

Ew- Certificates Bessie Guarino. Una ed by Director Frank Borzage, of the CLUB MEMBERS MEET Vincent, Myrtice Hebert, Louella Boudreaux, Forest Simon, Ann Kerk- mg, Misses Jeanette and barah twin? and Mrs. Sid Shontausrh attended famous screen love teams of all time sieck, Alyne Thomas, Leonie Noel, J. C. LeBoeuf, Adea Richard, Angeline the funeral services of M.

J. McLaughlin in Sour Lake, Texas, Tuesday. Borzage might call himsell an "expert at screen." He directed TED "Seventh Heaven," "A Farewell to NESDAY Maneuso, Margaret Russo. Stansel A. J.

fcscuaier and Deluxe Mevers were business visitors to Patoutville Arms," and other memorable films. Wednesday. The Dietrich-Cooper combination Maddry, Lorraine Breaux, Martha Lampman, Stella Haydell, Karl IIol-lier, and Sterling Ledet. J. A.

Breaux of Nunez attended to leads off in the selection which includes such lover duos as Gaynor- S0-vord Certificates: Francis Tra- business here, Tuesday. han. Hazel Primeaux. Pearl Theriot. xarrell, Crawford-Oable, Powell-Loy, Mrs.

Cx. Baron rierht and son. Col bert-MacM urray. Raymus Hebert. Nelia Theriot.

Mvr- Entertaining at her home on Fair-view Street, Mrs. Otis Blanchet was a lovely hostess to the members of the Thursday afternoon Bridge Club. Mrs. Remy Broussard, having attained the highest score, was awarded first prize, Mrs. Blanchet won second prize and Mrs.

Ernest Stauffer cut consolation. Others playing were: Mrs. Henry Ewing, Mrs. J. S.

Lyons, Mrs. L. J. Buteaud Mrs. Warren Theall and Mrs.

Tom Smith. A tempting refreshment course was served following- the pames. GRADUATES ENJOY HAY RIDE James Baron, of San Francisco are here for the summer visiting Mrs. tice Ilebert, Angeline Maneuso, Una "Desire" tells of a sensational Wright's mother, Mrs. Louis Vallee.

Vincent, Ann Kerksieck, and Bessie Guarino. Jack Field, representative of the jewel robbery executed by a breathtaking Continental beauty. She makes a jeweler think that a famous pathologist is her husband, and the doctor 100-Word Certificates: Ruby Sells, Blackwell Wielandy of St. Louis, was a business visitor here, on Thursdav. Hazel Primeaux, Raymus Hebert, and JCelia Theriot.

that the jeweler is her spouse. While Mrs. B. B. LeBlanc returned from Typewriting- Certificates- Tenth they are busy misunderstanding one Shreveport accompanied by her dau ghter and son-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Grade: Oran Alleman, J. C. Moss, Murray Bell, Learly Boudreaux, Ruby Broussard, Donald Frederick. Stella another, she skips off with the precious string of pearls, and meets an American engineer out for a glorious vacation.

Out of a hilarious series Dupre Hebert, and Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Spofford and daughter who were visiting here for the week-end.

Haydell, Karl Hollier, Ann Kerksieck, Earl Lattier, Harris LeBlanc, J. C. LeBoeuf, Stansel Maddry. Adea Ri Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Gelpi of New of misunderstandings, an ardent romance emerges. The comedy and romance are skill Orleans were the week-end guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. A.

chard, Beatrice Dubois, Alyne Thomas and Leonard Trahan. fully blended in this picture which brings Miss Dietrich and Gary Cooper Eleventh Grade: Weslev Schriefer. Mrs. L. Vallee and sons.

Reno and together for the first time since "Morocco." In the supporting cast Marion, Miss Veda Moss of Lafayette, Sterling Ledet, Francis Trahan, Nelia Theriot, Forest Simon. Hazel Pri Stock up on your summer shirts now PHILLIP JONES CLEARD ALE and FARDALE shirts VALUES TO $1.35 FOR $1.00 WEDNESDAY Also VAN HEUSEN Shirts VALUE $1.95 FOR $1.79 ABBEVILLE LOUISIANA Several of the members of the Abbeville High graduating class enjoyed a hay ride given by Miss Marjorie Baudoin, Tuesday. Among those sharing the happy occasion were: Misses Esther Summers, Louella Boudreaux, Helen Pere, Elda Libersat, and Sadie Noel. Messrs. Arnold Chauviere, Charles Miller, James Alexander, Douglas Maddry, Gilbert Stuller, Harold Couvillion, R.

C. Mouton, Reves Simon, Marion Gas- tinel, Francis Broussard, Odilon Hebert, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duhon and Misses Mattie oilier and Marjorie Boudreaux, who are graduates of Mt. Carmel.

MUSIC RECITAL meaux, Raymus Hebert, Myrtice He are such popular players as John Hal- Mrs. Oeorge B. right and son, J. Baron, of San Francisco and Miss bert, Uessie uuanno, and Louella hday. William Frawey, Lraest Los Boudreaux.

sart, Akin Tamirof and Alan Mow Special Awards of Pins were made bray. CARD OF THANKS Marie Louise LeBlanc enjoyed a supper at Intracoastal City, Sunday. Mrs. Rita Brasseaux spent several days in Sulphur this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Adolph Brasseaux. Mrs. Georee Stringrer of Beaumont. as follows: Shorthand. 1 Pins: Hazel Primeaux, Ruby Sells, iNelia Theriot.

and Ravmns uen. Texas, is visiting with friends and relatives here this week. Shorthand, 80-Word Silver Pins We wish, to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy in our hour of sorrow over the death of Angeline Maneuso and Ann Kerk Mrs. Richard D. Tucker of Charles sieck.

ton, S. is visiting at the home of Shorthand. 60-Word Bronze Pin her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Putnam, this week. our dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Joseph T. Broussard.

Special thanks to the Reverend Charles De-virat, present pastor at LRoy and to Leonie Mrs. J. N. Greene snent several Typewriting Gold Pin: Forest Si On Thursday evening May 28, at 8 p. m.

in the Kaplan high school auditorium the music class of Mrs. A. D. Maddry gave the following program to a large and appreciative audience Piano Soldier's March (Streab- bog) Margaret Sellers. days in New Orleans, last week.

mon. J. LeBlanc was a business visitor Typewriting: Silver Pin; Tnrlv the Keverend Maurice G. Veeksman, former pastor. Also for the many to Baton Rouge, Wednesday.

Duuureaux. Mrs. Bill Zanng of Beaumont. Guests: Mr. R.

H. Agate and Mr. beautiful floral offerings. THE FAMILY. NOTICE Herbert Hamilton of Lafayette, Mr.

Piano Dolly Birthday (Baines) Texas, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Rita Brasseaux. Mr. and Mrs. Felix TSTiiTiev.

Renee Rose Marceaux. 1'iano Horse Race (Rolfe) Lin friends and relatives in New Orleans, this week. den je.jeune. Duet Little Journev (Presser)- Paul Ray and Evelyn Eleazar. Wilfred Besnaud of Lafavette a business visitor here, Thursday.

fiano Sack Waltz (Motcalf) A LETTER TO A WORLD WAR VETERAN bylvia sellers. Notice is hereby given that the stockholders of the Livestock have signed a written consent to voluntary dissolve this corporation, and that A. J. Marceaux whose postoffice address is Kaplan, was named liquidator to wind up the affairs of said corporation out of Court. MRS.

DELCAMBRE DIES MRS. FRANK DEGRAAUW Piano Mirthful Moments (Felton) -Marguerite Montgomery. Piano Lazy Moonbeam Blake 1 ENTERTAINS 500 CLUB Evelyn Eleazar. This week the members and addi Havana jNights (Cooke) -Rhythm Orchestra. tional guests of the Tuesday 500 Card Club had as their hostess, Mrs.

Frank DeGraauw, who entertained Duet Marie-olds (Grevl T.inHon LeJeune and Sylvia Sellers. at her home on Washington Street. At the conclusion of the games, Mrs. William Josey was awarded first prize, Mrs. K.

second and Mrs. DeGraauw cut consolation. and Mrs. J. F.

Faber and Mrs. G. J. Griffin, Jr. Honorary Members: Mr.

and Mrs. H- VVil Haras and Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Sudduth. Past Members: Mr. Iris Baum- gardner and Misses Estelle Meaux. Maisie Gisclair, Rosina Vincent and Avie Broussard. Club Members: Messrs.

Oran Alleman, Learly Boudreaux, Lester Boutte, Lavelle Broussard, Harold Couvil-lon, Whitney Duhon, Donald Frederick, Ray Frederick, Charles Gaut-reaux, Francis Greco, Odilon Hebert, Karl Hollier, Walter Hollier, Earl Lattier, Ray Lattier, Robert LeBlanc, J. C. LeBoeuf, Stansel Maddry, Elie Meaux, Alton Moore, Otha Morgan, J. C. Moss, Charles Piazza, Phillip Reaux, Forest Simon, Francis Trahan and Roy Richard.

Misses Louella Boudreaux, Lydia Boudreaux, Lorraine Breau, Gladys Broussard, Rena Broussard, Ruby Broussard, Virgie Broussard, Lois Choate, Margaret DeHart, Beatrice Dubois, Bessie Guarino, Stella Haydell, Myrtice Hebert, Ann Kerksieck, Martha Lampman, Opal "LeBlanc, Angeline Maneuso, Edith SVIaudit, Dorothy Mae Myers, Hazel Primeaux, Margaret Russo, Ruby Sells, Nelia Theriot, Alyne Thomas, Lula Vice, Una incent, Elaine Vitello, Zilla Simon and Miss Hulda Erath, Club Sponsor. TWO DROWN Dainty refresmhents were served to the eruests who were: Mrs. hjiri- es Franciol, Mrs. P. O.

Landry, Mrs. William Josey, Mrs. Zack Broussard and Mrs. Viola Bernos. The members present were: Mrs.

M. L. Thomas, Mrs. Emile Dutel, Mrs. Arvin Mou- ton, Mrs.

E. R. Bergeron and Mrs. Eva Comeaux. New Iberia, La.

Funeral services were held here for Mrs. Aline Brous- sard Delcambre, 49 years old, of this city, who died in a New Orleans hospital. Mrs. Delcambre was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

P. D. Brotissard of this city and the widow of Nic Delcambre, who at the time of his death, three years ago, was assistant cashier of the New Iberia National Bank. Mrs. Delcambre was born in New Iberia, where she was a member of the Catholic Daughters and active in church work.

She is survived by two daughters, Misses Mildred and Joyce Delcambre three brothers, P. J. D. and F. D.

Brous-sard three sisters, Mrs. T. A. Delcambre, Mrs. Paul Romero and Mrs.

Sidney Derouen; two stepsons, Whitney and Walter Delcambre; and two step-daughters, Mrs. Luke Viator and Mrs. F. D. Broussard, all of New Iberia.

Services were held at St. Peter's Catholic church and interment was at the local Catholic cemetery. BIG CROWD ATTENDS FEATURE NIGHT AT ROY'S NIGHT CLUB Piano Marche Militaire (Schubert) Donald Abshire. Guitar Gypsy Love Song (Herbert) and Beautiful Lady in Blue Marguerite Montgomery. Piano Stars and Stripes Forever (Sousa)- Lionel Abshire.

Piano Doll Dance (Brown) Myrtice Girouard. Musical Recitation The Movies (Wing) Margaret Sellers. Duet Swaying Daffodils (Over-lade) Gertrude Sellers and Myrtice Girouard. Guitar Sing an OM-Fashioned Song and Spanish Hymn Bruce Fletcher. Piano Waltz D-FIat (Chopin) Gertrude Song Mighty Lak A Rose (Nevin) Mamie Simon.

Piano Song of the Nightingale (Fllipovsky and Polichinelle (Rachmaninoff). NO COVER CHARGE SATURDAY AT THE SILVER STAR CLUB ZEPPELIN BEATS OWN RECORD ON FLIGHT Frankfort on the Main, Germany. Germany's great Zeppelin Hinden- burg, delivering 52 passengers safely on its second voyage from the United States, beat its own record for a commercial crossing of the Atlantic Ocean on May 23. The giant airship landed at its base at 4:12 a. m.

(10:12 p. m. Friday, E. A Abbeville, May 30, 1936. Dear Mr.

Veteran A bank worth its salt to the community will not fail to urge every citizen to strive for financial independence. Knowing about people and their money, we believe in the old saying that it takes more ability to keep money than to make it. But, in acquiring money by hard work and sacrifice, one does learn to appreciate its value. Within a few weeks, our government will place in your hands a considerable sum of money in the form of bonds, immediately negotiable. What you do with them is, of course, strictly your own af- if you wil1 Permit us to make a suggestion, it is this Buy some of those things you have needed and done without for so long a time and some of the more useful luxuries you've wanted but could not afford.

Go places and see things, if you will, but Help yourself along the road to independence by keeping some of it. Maybe it will furnish capital for a business of your own; maybe it will pay for special schooling or professional training; maybe it will provide a nice sizeable nest-egg for future needs. Anyway, Mr. Veteran, you will be well repaid for riot spending it all. Very sincerely yours, BANK OF ABBEVILLE TRUST CO.

ABBEVILLE LOUISIANA lor a Hying time of 48 hours, 0 minutes from Lakehurst, N. J. Its Franklin, La. Cazo Naquin's heroic attempt to save Miss Lena Picaro, 22, resulted in a double drowning in Onion Bayou, eight miles from here. The couple, members of a party spending the afternoon at a camp, were riding in a boat when it struck previous record, set on the first light from America, was 49 hours, an obstruction and threw Miss Ficaro three minutes.

CHILD SLAIN, BOILED, EATEN BY MAD MAN The Silver Star Club, located on the Abbeville-Lafayette paved highway is featuring the music of Faye Jordan and her orchestra on Saturday, May 30, it was announced by A. S. Landry who stated that there will be no cover charge and no minimum charge, but that stags will not be admitted. On Sunday, May 31, there will be a general dance, Mr. Landry stated.

Music will be furnished by Faye Jordan and her orchestra. GOVERNOR WANTS TO PROTECT WILD LIFE into tne water. Naquin drowned in attempting to carry her to shore. tmt ABBEVILLE BOY WHO GRADUATED FROM U. OF ALABAMA RETURNS Buenos Aires.

The gruesome murder of a 12-year-old child who was kidnapped, boiled and eaten by a mad man who had escaped from an asylum horrified this city. Details of the inhuman crime were published in all newspapers. The act of cannibalism was committed by a lunatic named Garay near Helvecia in Santa Fe province. PRINTING BILL KILLED Albert Russo. son of Mr.

anH Hfra Attended by a large crowd, the feature night Saturday at Roy's Club, located a mile south of Abbeville, was a. complete success. The many persons who attended the feature event of the well-established club were well pleased with the many improvements made at the club by Eoy LeBlanc, proprietor, Roy is again featuring an orchestra at his club this Saturday night. Facing: Life Penalty Shreveport, La. B.

A. Bass, 73-year-old real estate dealer, Wednesday faced a life term in the state penitentiary for the slaying of his son, Dan Nelson Bass, 24, while the younger Bass was on leave from an insane asylum. HI sb Number of Autos In round figures, the automobile industry has introduced more than twice as many cars as have been registered in the United States at any one time. Joe Russo of Abbeville, who graduated from the University of Alabama, returned to Abbeville this week. MILTON COMMUNITY CENTER IS OPENED Milton's new $10,000 community Last Friday Governor Leche discussed legislation he plans to introduce at the current session of the Legislature to conserve Louisiana's wild life.

The governor favors a law limiting automatic shotguns to three shells. Possibility of shortening the time for hunting of wild ducks to noon was also mentioned. center was opened this week. The The House of Representatives Tuesday killed a bill affecting state printing changing to length of state-printing contracts for four years and including office furniture in the building, located on the school grounds, has an auditorium-gymnasium, dressing rooms, shower baths, kitchen, social room and club room..