The Daily Advertiser from Lafayette, Louisiana • 4

The Advertiser, Lafayette, La. Sunday, August 21,1 960 naud of Arnaudville; one brother, Paul Robin; one sister, Mrs. Robert Begnaud, both of Arnaudville; 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The Pellerin Funeral Home of Arnaudville was in charge of ar! rangements. working in the Bosco Oilfield in; 900 tickts have been sold, not in St.

Landry parish. The men reported the theft to the Acadia Sheriffs office yesterday and an area-wide police bulletin was issued by Sheriff Elton Arceneaux. The men said the checks, ranging from $31 to $269, were stolen sometime between 3 p.m. and 11 i I p.m. Friday.

All the checks were FYfriit MP Assianed dated Aug. 17, 1960. (tACtUllVC -t Arceneaux said the men are employed by A. W. Eggleston, drilling contractor of Crowley and are working on Rig No.

3 in the Bosco field. eluding a number of tickets already sold by members who have not turned in the sales. Iberia St. Martin District Scout 'rear entrance of the building, were unsuccessful. Items taken included a 17-TnA portable television; five transoceane ic short wave radios; ts portable radios; two pocket trans istors; an electric mixer jni electric shaver.

Car-Truck Mishap Fatal Area Man A 29 year old Opelousat was killed Friday when the car he was driving hit the rear of A trucl being towed on U. S. Highwa 4 just south of Carencro. State troopers identified tfi? A'a man as Alfred ffarl Baker. 419 Oak St.

lie mas employed as Lafayette Man Loses Ear In Shotgun Scuffle One Lafayette man is minus an ear and nursing shotgun wounds in the face. His opponent is recovering from a beating on the head with a stick or black jack. Police arent sure which was used. Both men are in city jail, awaiting charges to be filed by Capt. Wilfred Duhon.

Police say that yesterday afternoon Edward Richard left the Red Top Bar on Huval St. and went to 250 Huval right across from the bar. to Edward Andersons residence. Richard wanted to talk to Anderson. When he got there, Rich I DEATHS Mrs.

Nolle C. Stephenson HOUSTON Funeral services will be held at Hyde Park Funeral Home here but are Incomplete feft-Mrs. Nelle C. Stephenson, 90, who died at Our Lady of Lourdes Hos; pital at 8:00 a.m. yesterday.

Interment will be in Forest Parkl Cemetery in Houston. I Survivors include two Mrs. Thomas J. Faver of Lafayette, and Mrs. David G.

Wharton of Galveston, eight grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; and 2 great great grandchildren. The remains will be taken to the Hyde Park Funeral Home and will rest there until time for religious services. Mrs. Stephenson, a native of Illinois, had lived in Houston for 60 years. She made her home in Lafayette with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas J. Faver, for the past 9 months. The Martin and Castille Funeral home is in- charge of Centennial Shrimp Festival Dates Set In Morgan City MORGAN CITY The Centennial and Shrimp Festival celebration will be held Aug. 27 to Sept.

5 at Morgan City. The kick off day will be Saturday, August 27, designated Dedication and Coronation Day. Days following include Faith of Our Fathers Day, Oil Industry Day, Centennial Youth Day, Centennial Ladies Day, Pioneers and Homecoming Day, Shrimp and Festival Day, and Morgan- City Day. There will be games and contests for the youngsters, dancing for the teen agers, old fashioned tea and style show for the ladies, and power boat races on the famous Lake Palourde Racing Course fbr the men. me Acadia Sheriff Deouties Put On 24-Hour Patrol CROWLEY Sheriffs deputies are now on 24-hour patrol in Acadia parish, says Sheriff Elton Arceneaux.

The round-the-clock pjtrol setup has been enforced since Tuesday night. Two deputies in a patrol car and a radio man in the sheriffs office in the couit house are an all-night duty. Arceneayx said his deputies work an eight-hour shift, with one crew coming on at 5 p.m. and patroling until 1 a.m., another reporting at 1 a.m. and working until 8 a.m., when the day shift comes into the office.

The sheriff pointed out that the 1 to 8 a.m. radio shift was in-imurated while former sheriff; Walter V. Larcade was in office, but two deputies have now been added to the morning force. I The pair of deputies will patrol throughout the parish and may be quickly reached by the deputy manning the sheriffs two-way radio, the sheriff said. I Moise Goulas BREAUX BRIDGE Funeral services are incomplete for Moise Goulas, 59, who died at his residence in Cecilia yesterday at 5:10 p.m.

Survivors include four sons, Russell J. of Wace, Robert Lee of New Orleans, Landell of Clarksville, and Clarence Ray of Cecilia; six brothers, Dalton, Percy, Dale, Allen and Leroy, all of Breaux Bridge; five sisters, Marie Goulas of Breaux Bridge, Mrs. Neville Theriot of Port Arthur, Mrs. 'Roule Broussard of Carencro, Elise Goulas of Breaux Bridge and Mrs. Ned Hebert of Baton Rouge.

The body is at the Pellerin Funeral Home in Breaux Bridge. Heymann Heads USL Century Club Herbert Heymann was elected the new president of the University of Southwestern Louisiana Century Club at a meeting held Friday at 7 p.m. in the Civic Room of tile First National Bank. Heymann replaces out-going The high spot in the festivities XSv Other officers elected were Henry ard proceeded to beat Anderson printer by Louisiana Stat sity. According to troopers lie vestigated the accident at pm-Bakers 1960 model car collided with the rear of a.

truck drive by Oscar E. Godic Rt I JSoj 5 4, Carencro. Godies truc teas ticinf fowcf by another truck driven by Ncsle Godie. Rt. 1.

Box 255 Carenci The trucks had slowed down make a right turn off the highway when the accident occurred. All of the vehicles were traveling Anderson will be charged with Injured, in the crash, Oscaf taken to the Lafayette over the head with the stick or blackjack. Anderson retaliated by grabbing a shotgun and shooting Richard in the side of the face. He also took a knife and sliced off Richards ear. Anges Arceneaux called police and Duhon, Lt.

Red Thibodeaux and patrolman C. J. Brasseaux cameWa make the arrest. The two Negroes were taken to Lafayette Charity Hospital, treated for injuries and transferred to city jail. attempted murder; Richard, with assault and die was Busch, first vice president; W.

A. Stud Grapes, second vice president; and Johh D. Bell, secretary. Young gave the annual report, which included aid to Southwestern to help bring the athletic department up to par, assisting in obtaining a new athletic director, aiding in getting summer jobs for ivill be the Mammoth Historical Spectacle Bayou rama, scheduled for September 1-4 at the Morgan City High School Stadium- The pageant will tell the story of Morgan Citys one hundred year history. Nearly 500 local actors and actresses have been in rehearsal for the past several weeks.

The show is under the direction of Dick Spitler of the John B. Rogers Pro- battery. FUNERAL SERVICES MAURICE Funeral services were held at St. Alphonsus Catholic Church here yesterday at 8:45 a.m. for Mrs.

Jules Hebert, the former Ora Broussard. 84. who died at a hospital in Abbeville Thursday at 10:20 p.m. Interment was in the Church cemetery. Services were conducted by- the Rev.

Louis Bertrand, pastor. Pallbearers were Nolan Breaux, J. B. Landry, Harold Conrad Breaux, Wilmer Landry and Archie Sknon. I The First National Funeral Home of Lafayette was in charge of The Evangeline Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, announces the assignment of Frank M.

Mathews, above, as the District Scout Executive for the districts of Iberia and St. Martin of this council. Mathews, a native of Roberts-dale, Alabama, has served nine (9) years as District Scout Executive of the Gulf Coast Council. Pensacola, Florida. He served three (3) years in the Chipola District and six (6) years in the Alabama Florida districts of the council.

His scouting experience was received as a member of Troop 45, Robertsdale. He is an Eagle Scout. He has served as Junior assistant Scoutmaster, Assistant Scoutmaster and Scoutmaster. He a 52, 39, city notified ducing Company, specialists in the athletes, Supported the change outdoor pageants. )0f the name to university instead The spectacles will be held on of institute, and organizing the new booster club, the Buck-a-Month Club (referring to the dues paid by the members monthly, also called the Bam Club.

I am grateful for the wonderful cooperation you members have shown during the last year. I just want to thank you, Young concluded. Whitey Urban, athletic director at the University of Southwestern Louisiana, and speaker for the night, said, I give my personal seven stages with special sound and lighting systems and a fireworks finale every night. Advance sale tickes to Bayou-rama may be obtained by writing to; Morgan City Centennial, Box 709, Morgan City, or by calling: 3031 or 4266. $789 in Payroll Checks Stolen From night, said, -X give my personal Helaire Montet I MAURICE Funeral services will be held at St.

Alphonsus Church here at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow for Helaire Montet, 8, who died in a Lafayette hospital after a long illness at 8:30 a.m. yesterday. Interment will be in St. Alphonsus cemetery in Maurice, Survivors include his widow, Ament Landry Montet of M.aurice; six sons, Louis Montet and Ned Montet, both of Lafayette, Phillip Montet and Glaude Montet, both of Maurice, Roy Montet of Lake Charles, and Noel Montet of Port Sulphur; five daughters, Mrs.

Abel Mouton of Lafayette and Mrs. Saul Broussard, Mrs. Camille Hebert. Mrs. Norris Simon, Mrs.

Dudley Foreman, all of Maurice; three brothers, Frank Montet, of Lata-t jette and Hebert Montet and Me-once Montet both of Maurice: 20 grandchildren; and 7 great grand- Supplying the license number of Mr Montet) a native Maurice was the son of the late Desire Montet and Louisa Simon Montet, both natives of Lafayette parish. Mr. Montet retired from the trucking business several years go. The Martin and Castille Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Lafayette Police Arrest Trio On Check Charge Three recently released convicts were arrested Friday by Lafayette city police following a call that the trio had attempted to cash bogus check.

City police identified the men as Russell Lynnwood Claires3, 43. Springfield, Guilbert Booker, 111., and Billy Allison. Southport, Mo. All have served time for forgery and burglary, officers said. The men were arrested in the after the manager of the Four Corners National Food Store police they had attempted to cash a bad check in the store.

their car, the manager told police had checked with the bank and found that the check was no good. The men have been held in the city jail. Fingerprints have been sent to the FBI and the state police Baton Rouge, officers said. Clairess gave his occupation as Charity Hospital for treatment Troopers estimated damage the Godie truck at $2,000, and to Godies truck at $500. Bakers car was demolished.

It was the ninth traffic fatality Lafayette parish this year and the thirty second in the Troop I area which covers Lafayette, Vermilion, St. Martin, and Acadia parishes. Funeral services were scheduled for 3 p.m. today in the First Bap tist Church of Opelousas, with bur ial to follow in Myrtle Grove ce metery. Survivors include Bakers moth er, Mrs.

W. H. Johnson of Opelou sas; his father, C. II. Baker Sr.

San Francisco, and three brothers, Charles of Lafayette and Jimmy and Billy, both of Opel ousas. The First National Funeral home of Opelousas is in charge of $720 Burglary In Morgan City Store Being Probed MORGAN CITY Police here are investigating the theft of approximately $720 in radios and appliances from the Manfre Appliance Store at Railroad Ave. and First St. The burglary occurred somtime between Thursday night and Friday morning, according to police. The store is o.wned by Peter Manfre.

Entry was gained on the First St. side of the building where a glass pane was broken on a door and the latch lifted. Police report the burglars apparently tried to enter through the he in a printer, Allison as a seaman, and Booker, as a meat cutter. Bosco Oil Workers CROWLEY The theft of payroll checks totaling $789 has been re-ported by five oil field employes Dr. Bliss K.

Shafer will be absent from his office AUGUST 14 thru AUGUST 28 thanks, and thanks from my staff, In.truAtor and has a for the terrific job the old officers have done. A real great job, with Senior Life-Saving Certificate tremendous enthusiasm all along. Mathews is a graduate of the Tam real nroud of the wav 151st National Training School for sic Training in the professional scout training program and has taken the Woodbadge course, a training recognition for outstanding scoutirs. For the years 1958, 1959 and 1960, the Alabama Florida district has qualified for the National four-year program award, awarded by the Boy Scouts of America. For the year 1959, the district had a nodrop unit record.

He is a Vigil Honor member of the Order of the Arrow and participated in the third National Jamboree. The Mathews will live at 1405 I got "here, Urban continued. We have shown tremendous strides in every way. We can see where a little more can be done and we are going to do it. We have hired a new publicity director.

Bob Henderson. He has done a great job so far and should prove to be a great improvement to USL. We put on a long pair of pants with this university business, now lets do the job of one, Urban said. After five months here, Im still Iglad I came. You are a great bunch of guys to work with.

A short discussion continued on the pre-season ticket sale. With tuc jjjl cacaouu uvnet eatc, ti uh aux. Funeral services were held at St. Genevieves Church Friday at 4 p.m. for Mrs.

Arcade Pourciau, 78, who died at a Lafayette hospital Thursday at 4:30 a.m. Interment was in the Calvary Cemetery. Services were conducted by the Rev. Guy Lemoine, asst, pastor. Pallbearers were Leonard Lopez, Arcade Lopez, Paul Boutin, Clarence Broussard, John "Broussard and Leon Broussard.

The First National Funeral home was in charge of arrangements. LEONVLLE Funeral services were held yesterday at 9 a.m. at the St. Leo Catholic Church in Leonville, for Joseph Eril Perril-leaux, 70, who died Thursday afternoon at a hospital in Lafayette. The Rev.

H. W. Dandurand conducted the services. Burial followed in the church cemetery. The pallbearers were Leonaj-d Frank, Clinton, Alex.

Lennett. and William Fitzgerld. E. D. Melancon and Son Funeral Home of Arnaudville was in charge of the services.

I Laundromat Robbed Between three and four dollars in dimes were reported stolen late Friday night or early yesterday from a coin machine at a Lafayette laundromat on Foch St. The top of the machine had been pried open, apparently with a small tire tool. Police dusted for prints, but said that there were to many and most of them were smudged. WAKauB! Af experienced refrigeration anf fi Conditioning mechanic. Pefmflnenf position, good JoTorfln worTfiig Conditions.

Apply in person to Geora (eBfonf al J. A. LEBLANC REFRIGERATION 913 Washington Lafayette Mrs. Maurice Begnaud ARNAUDVILLE Funeral ser vices were held at 3 p.m. yesterday at the St.

Francis Regis Ca tholic Church in Arnaudville for Mrs. Maurice Begnaud, the former Etichariste Hardy, 57, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Arnaud in Baton Rouge at 11:45 a.m. Friday. Burial followed in the church cemetery with the Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Daniel Bernard officiating. Survivors include her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Arnaud and Mrs.

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