The Daily Advertiser from Lafayette, Louisiana • 3

TT 'k TUESDAY, HAY 16, 1933 THE DAILY ADVERTISER TiiKfcltf OUR BOARDING HOUSE mm By Ahern rangements for the official opening of the Lake-to-the-Gulf Waterway, at Chicago, beginning May 27th. The appointment was announced In a letter received from Congressman Paul H. Maloney, of Louisiana, secretary of the Members of Congress Committee for the waterway dedication, who wrote Mr. LeBlanc as follows official opening of the Lakes-to-the-Gulf Waterway will take place In Chicago, beginning May 27th, with President Roosevelt making the principal addresses. It Is planned that vessels will move from that city down the waterway to New Orleans, being Joined by other boats moving In from the tributaries.

Pageants and celebrations are expected to be held In the principal cities along the waterway as the fleet arrives. Speaker Rainey, chairman of the Members of Congress Committee on dedication of the Lakes-to-the-Gulf Waterway, has appointed you as a members of the Committee on Arrangements. of which Congressman Frank Reid of Illinois Is Chairman." 3 MFRAMD, MAJOR, YOU GOT A CAGE OF BROKEN EGbS WUtN YOU eOUGKT 7W BOILER VT'S JUST A LOT OP TROUBLE, HELD TOGETHER BY HITT'S AM BOLTS, BUT ILL SEE WHAT I CAM DO WITH IT fANY TOOLS COtsAt MG 0 WtTVA TH TOW ROPE LOOK UNDER TU' SEAT TOR A WRENCH AN' PLERS A PLAGUE TAKE TT fHVS VEXES ME TO HIGH WRAVH' TOR TWO EARTHINGS I WOULD ABANDON TUT DRATTED WRECKS 1 WAS TOLD THAT THE MOTOR WAS WELL BROKEN IN HOW DO YOU SUPPOSE THAT WAS MEANT, SUS Men! You Work Hard for Yo ur Money, Make Your Money Wo rlc Hard for You Brand GRADUATES ARE ENTERTAINED AT MANY PARTIES Each Garment 1W3 BY WVA SCRVKg. INC. BEG 8 PAT tVT.

You work hard for your money. Ward's tre-mendous buying power males it tcorle doubly hard for you! PIONEERS, for instance. Heavy mill-shrunk denims. Over-cized. Triple stitched for giant strength.

Overalls or jackets, high or low Lack ttylea. Regular and large sizes. FLANNEL LEATHER WORK GLOVES 19c (Special To The Advertiser) PORT BARRE. May 16. Dr.

and Mrs L. L. Cc.ilns entertained the 1933 Graduates at a party. The home was decorated beautifully with the class colors, greeu and pink. The flowers were also In the color scheme.

The guests were ushered to a table decorated in pink and green with the pink and green Fostoria appointments. for lovely refreshments. Also In the class colors, the graduates were seated at a special table. Among those present were the following graduates: Blanche Elolse Collins. Ruby Salzaln.

Aline Beard, Irene Fisher. Marguerite Dejean. Belle Wyble, Clarence Hafdy, Junior Resweber, and Andrew Johnson. The other guests were Myrtle Hurst. Joyce Resweber Gertrude Dejean.

Miss Anna Banta, Miss Edwlna Pulford. Miss Ora Hooper, Mr. and Mrs. Guy White and children. Mr.

and Mrs. h. Granes and baby and Mrs. Pritchard also Cleveland Leger. Floyd Hurst, Sam Talley, Charles Dejean and Douglas Blanchard.

NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS 1 IZi Miss Roslna Double strength where the wear comes! smnnmrs MRS. RUSSE IS ELECTED HEAD ALUMNI ASSN MISS E. HARDY BECOMES BRIDE OF C. HERNDON Salutatory Address by Vincent. Class Will by George Martin.

Valedictory Address by Miss Malsle Stansbury. Class Prophesy by Robert Motty. Presentation of Diplomas by Bupt. J. H.

Williams. Recessional. After the exercises, the graduates, members of the tenth grade, the graduates of the Mt. Carmel Convent and their many guests enjoyed a dance on tne Audrey Roof Garden with the Youngsvllle orchestra fur' nisbing the music. The First Communion of children was held on Sunday morning at the St.

Mary Magdalen church and the Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Fu- Conflrmation was held today, for all tne scnooi iwuw.

and lemonade In the class color scheme of green and pink, which was enjoyed 413) Here are some important facts about SuperPio necrsJ Double front to relieve shoulder strain and add life. Double elbow increases wear 50. Double back prevents splitting and absorbs perspiration. Quality chambrajr, triple stitched, with lined collars and cuffs. 144 to 17.

Blue or gray. Bay Now! those who had not been confirmed. Bishop Jeanmard administered the blessings. H. E.

Bhook of Tulsa, Is business visitor here. Mel Dletleln and Alfred and Charlie Perry of Opelousas were recent visitors here. A. W. Baudoln of Beaumont.

Texas, spent the week end here with his parents. Ed Vlllemez of L. S. U. was a we-k end guests of bis parents and friends.

They're Sanforized That Means They Can't Shrink! Work IPamits The graduates were entertained at a Theatre Party by Mrs. A. E. Resweber in Opelousas, after which lovely refresh- ments were served to them at the Can- dy Kitchen. Among those present were: the graduates and Mr.

and Mrs. James Resweber, Mrs. A. E. Resweber, Joyce Resweber and Gertrude Dejean.

i Mrs. Dick Montgomery, an daughters, Leticia and Anna of Lafayette attended the graduation exercises here. You Vant Them Rugged I Here They Are Values Too! WorEs. Eno 949 (Special to the Advertiser) OPELOUSAS. May IS A wedding Claiming Interest In this city and other southern points, was that of Miss Edith Hardy, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Gaston Hardy of this city to Claude Herndon, of Jacksonville, Florida, which took place at the local Catholic church, the Rev. Father A. B. Colllard officiating.

Only relatives and close friends of the young couple attended the ceremony. Fire early this morning completely destroyed the residence of Ida Gunner In the northern part of the city. No announcement as to whether the damage was covered by Insurance or not was made. Up to the date some 87 persons In Bt. Landry parish have registered for the reforestratlon work under the Roosevelt plan.

It was announcement today by Mrs. Amelia Gulnon, head of the local bureau of the state relief association. St. Landry parish has been alloted 85 men for the reforestratlon work. Mrs.

Gulnon announced that the 87 names and applications have been sent to the central office, but thus far she had received no announcement as to whom will be accepted. At present there are 073 persons In Bt. Landry parish on the pay roll of the local relief most of these doing Toad work," according to Mrs. Gulnnons figures released today. There Is enough money appropriated for the parish bureau to operate until June 1, It was stated.

(Special to the Advertiser) ABBEVILLE, May 16 The annual Abbeville High School Alumni banquet was held at the Masonic Temple. The Temple was very lovely with a mass of pink roses placed In bowls on the banquet tables and in floor baskets. J. E. Kibe was chairman of the program.

After the members and guests were seated, the Seniors entered, one at a time and were gre'ted at the door by Miss Elolse LaBa ve who was charge of the initiation. Alfred Broussard played a march while they were entering. Little Kay LeBlanc and June Romero gave a most delightful reading. This was followed by a recitation by lLttle Betty Jean Russell. Miss Myrtle Steen, address' cd the guests.

Mrs. Roy Richardson rendered a popular piano solo. Miss Elolse LaBauve was then given charge of the 42 new members. The candidates responded In a very clever manner, and, for the most splendid performance," Ed Broussard was presented a loving cup. Mrs.

Ernestine F. Allee and Miss Hazel Samson sang several novelty numbers accompanied on the ukelele. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. Earl Russell, president; Miss Louise Howard, vice-president, and Miss Ena Meaux, secretary treasurer. The Abeville High School graduation exercises were held in the New High School auditorium.

The following program was carried out: March, by Mrs. Roy Presidents Address by Miss Marjorie Golden. Henry David of L. S. U.

spent the week-end here with his relatives. Miss Doris Corzlne and Beverly Miller of Lafayette spent the weekend with their parents. News reached here of the death of Mr. Milton Hall who has been 111 In New Orleans for some time. The funeral will take place In New Orleans where he has a daughter residing there.

He Is survived by bis wife, ft daughter, Mrs. I Bon Stevens of Texas, Mrs. Roland Way of Port Barre and smaller children of Port Barre. Mr. Hall leaves a large) family and his wife who Is also 111 In the hospital.

Miss Margaret Knox of Baton Rouge spent the week end with her mother and sister. I. M. Goldberg left Friday for New Orleans where he will receive medical treatment. Yes Sir Buy the exact sue yoa need they'll fit that way forever.

Reinforced, stardy khaki wears like Iren and acoikes. Ward value. Black KKfaiis LT acker shoes. built for comfort and all the rough wc ran give it! Black composition rub-Ixt outvote. Miss Anna Banta gave a party for the graduates, where games were enjoyed.

Prizes were awarded and an enjoyable time was spent by all. The decorations, flowers and refreshments were all In pink and white. The party was given at the home of her sister, Mrs. Maurice Caillouet. SCOTT MAN ON COMMITTEE FOR CHICAGO EVENT Wards Skips 4S)c Camp Stool 25c.

New Yorlcers in Giant Hitler Protest Toyo Hats SJOO Allan Cook has returned from a visit to Lottie. jjev. L. Lagrange of Lottie held services in the Methodist Church here Sunday and Rev. J.

Hart held Baptist services here. Tests skew Skip to be one of the best tennis sheet in America. May IS is ike deadline for a felt bat! Cet a new white toyu tomorrow I Select hardwood. Bright striped wov. en top.

in. high. SCOTT, May 16 Luke LeBlanc, well-known Scott citizen, president pro-tem of the Lafayette Parish Police Jury has received word of his appointment as a member of the Committee on Ar- (Continued on Page 5) Electric Fan $2-15 Ciitap Cot St.79 Wax Your Car 29? FOR SUNDAY, MAY 21 Owls flAO less than last year! Oscillating. t-in. Green finish.

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Big tube of cemmt. Ball bearing double screw lifts 1 ten from 6i to 14 Inches. Sled base. MenlTkey're nainsooks, cool and ah-sorbent! Back strap are Tickets on sale to leave 5:30 A. May 21.

Returning, leave New Orleans P. M. same day. See Championship Prize Fight (3 P. Mn May 21): Tony Can-zoneri vs.

Battling Shaw. ILivrside oil 15- lawn Chair 79 $1-15 ORANGE 1-35 BEAUMONT 2-20 HOUSTON good ix coAcnns only Quart free Crank Case ben Ice From Bra ford rrudej It is 30c-3Se quality. Fold! ri'g frame of varnished hardwood. Beautifully strip, ed 4 color eat. On sale May 21 for train 1 at 3:15 A.M.

and train 3 at 1:53 A.M.; also on train 5 at 11:25 A.M. to Orange and Bcanmont only. Returning, leave on trains 2 or 4, May 21; also on train 6 from Beaumont and Orange. Big Texas League Baseball game at Beaumont: Houston ts Beaumont IMinnc 525 Tratel Headquarter In tbs biggest y6t registered against Ntl peTlecutlon of German BV, 100,000 New York Jews and sympathizers Paraded from Madison iatlare to tbe Battery protesting Hitler pollclel With llnfibrs. gongs and shouting.

Here a part of the vast 5 as the parade formed. YJZ..