Felix LeBlanc, of Donaldsonville,
aged thirty-eight years, died sudden
ly of heart trouble Tuesday night
at Morgan City, where he was visit
ing his uncle, J. A. Guidry. His re
mains were conveyed to Plattenville
the following day and interred in the
Catholic cemetery at that place. He
is survived by his wife and mother.
The Donaldsonville Garage and
Automobile Supply Company reports
the sale of two touring cars: A 1913
Regal to -A. A. Robert, of Welcome,
and a 1913 Reo to Edgard Bertaut,
of Lauderdale. The latter car has
been ordered and will be delivered
in about ten days. Mr. Robert is
already in possession of his machine.
The Gonzales Dramatic Club will
present the interesting comedy
drama, "Diamonds and Hearts," at
the Gonzales high school tonight
for the benefit of that institution.
The performance will be followed
by a box supper, after which danc
ing will be enjoyed, to music fur
nished by the Gonzales Silver Cor
net Band.
In addition to the officers named
in last week's Chief as having been
elected at the meeting of the Wo
man's Civic League held on the 14th
inst., we are informed that Miss
Willie Garrett and Mrs. V. Maurin
were re-elected vice presidents. Mrs.
Alex. Bloomenstiel, Mrs. O. J. Folse
and Mrs. Abe Bloomenstiel were
chosen to constitute the executive
board.,
The Woman's Home Mission So
ciety of the Methodist church met
in business session at the parsonage
Monday afternoon, April 14. Al
though only a few members were
present, they made plans to raise
mnoney to repapeyr ~ furnish :,the
parlor of the parso.gge. The ie u=
lar social and devotional meeting of
the society will be held next Mon
day afternoon.
