The Gueydan News from Gueydan, Louisiana • 3

BER 8 LttRDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1949 THE GUEYDAN NEWS people from farms to the city and from cities to the farms. FARM POPULATION DECLINES At the beginning of 1949, 19 out of 100 Americans lived or farms, according to a federal re port. Previous to the war about 23 out of a 100 people were on farms. While the high birth rate and the low death rate resulted in an increase in farm population last year of 1.2 per cent, this rate of increase was slightly below the gain for the total United States population. The report showed that there is a constant moving of companied down the ramp by Emery Hollier, a spic and span dude, in W.

B. MacMillan's formal Prince Albert suit. Bringing plenty of laughs from the audience were the dashing bathing or beach suit which belonged to Mrs. G. P.

Sledge and which were modeled by Miss Lynn Moresi. The suit was known as "umbrella and at the knee were designs "daisies won't Heralding the time of World War I the audience sang "It's a Long Way to and "Pack Up Your ending the song-fest with "Keep The Home Fires didn't wait for an answer but just started strutting with Cally O'Neil in Mrs. Pete LeBlanc's (Delia Broussard) dress. The tune was "Yes Sir, That's My The wedding of Miss Corinne David to Dupy Moreland was recalled with the modeling of Miss David's dres by Mrs. Emery Hollier.

Miss Dot Hebert wore Mrs. Lull Brous-sard's (Ruby Hebert) wedding dress. Miss Joycie Theriot showe dthe crowd how Mrs. Dick Evans (Una Broussard), looked on her wedding day. A streamlined suit worn by Mrs.

Wesley Steen (Margaret' Chauvin) was modeled by Miss Dee Dee Cade, and Pat Landry and Bertha Anne LeBlanc modeled dresses once worn by Mrs. Eugene Minvielle and Mrs. William Miller. Symptoms of Arising from uicms due to EXCESS ACID Must Help cr it Wiil Cost Yen Nothing Over three million HoUtes the Villa ist TUKATMENT IKIVO lit'CIl SOl'' for Wliff of symptomsof distressarlsing Vom Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers due Ic Excels Acid-Poor Digestion, Sour or U'sct Stomach, Gassiness, Heartburn. Sleeplessness, duo to Excess Acid.

Sold on :5 iluvs' trial! Ask for "Willard's Message" which ally explains this trt-at incut free at. TOUPS PHARMACY est at oi edUca. an. nductic: of Dioc shooting the doves. He said that persons arrested for shooting doves out of season will have to face federal charges.

i i The atomic age was heralded byj Little miss tjainerme (jaiaweu recalled the days after World War I with Miss Earline Hebert's dress which she modeled. Flapper models once owned by Mary Thais. Landry and Dean McClellan were worn by Phyllis Miller and Earline Hebert. A daring model of yesteryears which Mrs. Cabic LeBlanc (Miss David Callaham) once wore was modeled by Miss Lynn MoresL Dump Atkinson recalled the days of the flappers with a bridal gown which was once owned by Miss Olga Caldwell.

Miss Bertha Ann LeBlanc modeled Sidoux LeJeune's wedding gown and Miss Kathryn Edwards modeled Mrs. Emma B. Schriefer's wedding enseumble. Ben Morgan strutted down the ramp in Floyd D. Edwards wedding suit.

Honeymoon dresses kept for years by Mrs. Marcus Broussard Rodney Miller who sang "God Bless 1 Sports ensembles were modeled Merna Cessac, Jani Brasseaux, Lize Putnam and Dot Hebert. Modern dresses were then modeled by Miss Agnes Kirkpatrick, Miss Kathryn Edwards, Miss Ruth Putnam and Miss Joyce Theriot. Jitterbug, the latest dance craze, was demonstrated by Leonard Frank and Miss Lynn Moresi. Pat Landry and Bertha Ann LeBlanc modeled pajamas and shortie-gowns.

Mrs. Francis Hollier, the rormer Jo Ann Brown, modeled her own wedding dress for the final presentation on the program. The auctioning of cakes by Lester Hebert and Preston Williams brought the program to a close. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE A big going Department Store business, best location on Main Street in front of theatre. Terms if desired.

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Sidoux LeJeune were brought back to life by Miss Agnes Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Juanita Miller. A black dress covered with shiny beads, once proudly worn by Mrs. Clay Summers, was brought back to life as if by magic by Miss Jeanne Brignac. Closely following ei; 1 etinj 'I 1 1 Jl i 1 Jt ''I electii I -s r- if St I hyh i Ti "dl 1 JV.V; III- i il jl-z was Leonard Frank in Eugene Caldwell's tailored suit.

for Personal Loans. see Directly from the treasure chest Two Parish Men Are Arrested For Jumping Season Clarence Dyson, state gameward-en, announced that he had arrested two Vermilion parish men for shooting doves out of season. Warden Dyson stated he had arrested Ellie Stelly of the Meaux area for killing doves and that he had also arrested Aymar Champagne of LeRoy on the same charge. Mr. Dyson has urged the hunters of Mrs.

C. H. Brookshire came to DENNIS SIMON life ancient costumes on younger models including Mildred LeJeune, Ruth Putnam and Pat Landry. The 1930 era burst out in an even REAL ESTATE ing dress owned by Mrs. Frank A.

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CAR '89 MORE LUC 6 AGE IN ITS FIdLD I MODES AND MELODIES of yesteryears, from the bustles of the seventies to the atomic nineteen forties were brought to life in the "Modes and Melodies" program presented Thursday night by members of the Wesleyan Guild of the Abbeville Methodist Church. Modeling clothes dating back from the seventies to the. present in the tor rhoto left to right are Mrs. F. G.

Ben Morgan, Mrs. Emery Hollier, Leonard Frank, Mrs. Willi am Miller, Marc Gosselin, Mrs. Francis Hollier and Miss Catherine Brookshire. The bathing beauties are Mrs.

Olga C. Golden, left, and Bubber Stavsbury. Auctioning of the cakes, the finale of the program, was conducted by Lester Hebert, left, the master of and Prestsn Williams. -r JLZ fHf" DRESSES AND SUITS THAT WERE WORN WHEN PA WAS COURTING MA ARE WORN AT REVUE wedding dress of Miss Matilda wore Mrs. Nelson Green's bathing The period fashion show "Modes and Melodies" snnnsnrpfl hv mem suit.

Another old time suit was worn Ramke who -was married to Albert by Miss Agnes Kirkpatrick. Bubber Stansbury walking down White tidewatl tires available at extra cost. 1 Take the tiy thje kiew FORD "FEEL" at your Ford Dealers the ramp displayed Mr. P. W.

Kerk-' sieck's bathing suit of yesteryears. A very beautiful wedding gown was the one modeled by Miss Kathryn Edwards. It was worn by Miss Ruth Chadwick when she became the bride Judge Y(. P. Featured in a trio as the Gibson Girls were Jan Brasseaux, Kathryn Brookshire and Margaret Steen.

Miss Evelyn Morgan who sang a solo wore one of I.T Caldwell's dresses. V. One of the old-time wedding dress worn by Miss Lise Putnam was owned by Miss Rose Mancuso who was married to Benedict Morel-lo. Preston Williams gave an exhibition of the old rug cutter in a full dress suit which was once worn by Clav Summers in his "rue cutting bers of the Wesleyan Guild of the Abbeville Methodist church in the Abbeville high school gymnasium as a complete success. Clothes of yesteryears which were worn by Vermilion residents were modeled by local residents in the wnn of a style show with Lester Hebert.

serving as the master of ceremonies. Dance numbers, musical and vo-eal selections were featured in connection with the show. The clever script for the show was written by Fred Atkinson. Mrs. Wesley and Mrs.

Roy Richardson accompanied the vocal selections at piano. The program was divided into ent episodes, including the bustle the seventies, the naughty new century, the pre-war fh first World War period, flapper-jazz twenties, the nineteen thirties and the nineteen forties. Mrs. Ted O'Neil modeled the wed- Bown of Miss Anna Wise Ed-ards who became the bride of orace Chadwick. Next came Mrs.

r- J. McDanels who modeled tht? DeHart. Miss Pat Landry was attired in Miss Maude Butler's wedding dress which she wore when she was married to Sterling P. Womack. The wedding dress of Miss Mercedes Shaw which she wore when she became the bride of Rene Broussard was modeled by Miss Joyce Theriot.

Miss Merna Cessac and Marc Gos-sehn represented Miss Frances Porta and" Mr. George Fisk wfth the ancient clothes worn by Miss Porta and Mr. Fiske on their wedding day. An up-to-date dress in 1895 was worn by Miss Katherine Brookshire. The dress was owned by Mrs.

Susie Arthur who is the grandmother of Mrs. E. N. Kirkpatrick. A show proof garb owned by Mrs.

George Fiske was modeled by Miss Agnes Kirkpatrick. A "fetching" number owned by Mrs. V. L. Caldwell was.

modeled by Miss Jeanne Brignac. The voluminous petticoat was part of the costume. The bathing suit worn by Mrs. D. L.

McPherson about 40 years ago was modeled by Mrs. Olga C. Golden and Mrs. John Stansbury WHITNEY MOTORS KAPLAN, LA. PHONE 124 Bud Robert recalled the old days with the song "How Henry Made a Lady Out' of This was followed by the appearance of Mrs.

Emery Hollier in Mrs. Frank Vf. Kerksieck's Custer. She was ac- CT0TC2 FOLD'S 0lCOOCO CAR-SAFETY COHTEST SEH US OR ETITOY BLAEHt.