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I USED to watch. ON SOME cigarettes.

AUNT SALLY. WRAPPED NEATLY up.

PUT UP fruit. IN A glassine jacket

AND VEGETABLES. I DIDN'T think.

IT WAS just for looksFOR THE winter. .EUT RATHER that.A * I REMEMSER how.

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the Baptist Parish, (East Bank ofRiver) has been completed and thistighi.:ay finally accepted.

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Official Proceedings

-Of The-SCHOOL BOARD

Parish of Saint. John theBaptist

Edgard, La., June 3, 1920.The School Board assembled this

day in regular monthly meeting withPres dent E. O. Abadie in the Chair,and the follow.ng members present:

Mlessrs. Alexander, Tassin, Gendron,and Dr. Feuchc. Absent, Mr. Millet.'fhe Secretary read the minutes of I

the preceding meeting and on motion Iof Dr. Feucht, seconded by Mr. Gen-!dron. and carried, the minutes wereapproved as read.

Mr. Bod n appeared before the3oard and requested permission tobid on lot of ground owned by theSchool Board. It was moved by Mr.Alexander, seconded by Dr. Feucht,and carried, that the School Board loton the LeBrun property be adverti-sed for sale, and that bids be receIv-ed until the next regular meet.ng o_she Board, the Board reserving theright to reject any or all bids.The Superintendent explained that

he had arranged with an architect tomake plans and spec.fications for en-.arging the Godchaux School. It wasmoved try Mr. Alexander, seconded by"Ir. Gendron, and carried, that bidsbe received for the building of twoadditional rooms to the GodchauxSchool and that b ds be received forIle building of four additional rooms'o the Godchaux School, at the nex,neeting of the Board, the plans anczpecifcations to be secured from theSuper:ntendent, and the Board re--:rv.ng che right to reject any or allaids.

it was mrved by Mr. Alexander, se-:onded ty Dr. Feacht, and carr.ed,.hat b.d3 be rece.ved at the nextneeting of the School Board, for the

oc.ild ng of two additional rooms tohe Ory School, the Board reserv.ng

Lie right to reject any or all bids.It was moved by Mr. Alexander, se-onded by Dr. Feucht, and carried,

that bids be reee.ved for the buildin 1Sf one additional room to the Gary-.I -Ie School, the Board reserv.ng theSrght to reject any or all bids.

ia e ioilowmng b hs were approved by i-he Finance Committee and on mo_;Ltn of Mr. Alexander, seconded by?ir. TaEs.n, and carried, they wererdered paid:

Chas. Alitmont & Bro., furnish-ags $ 25.00

Lay Flower Benevolent Associat-on,cent 25.00Dr. E. P. Feucht, dinners to com-nssioners 3.50

Mrs. Emile Burch, coal 10.2a..aseigne Pr.ntery, printing 13.25

. Nobt. Gravo s, furn shings 4.50(ngelina Plant:ng Co., f-urnsh-

.ngs 3.80hars. E. Cambre, dinners to com-

isasoners 10.00K.od Help Us SocIety, rent 10.00Lodge No. 5888 Odd Fellows,rent 20.00Miss Corinne Baudry, books andfurnishings 25.27

. J. Quick, repa rs and furnsh-n 3.77ngs

.tred Chapoton, dinners to Com-nissioners 3.00

hi.as Ruth Babin, furnishings 4.00St. John Bargain Store, furnish-

gs 5.85Navarro Bros., furnishings 64.40

There being no further business, onmot on of Dr. Feucht, seconded by

Mr. Tassin, and carried the Board'adjourned.E. DE,

E. O. ABADIE,* President

L. F. LAURENT,

Secretary.-Iw.sS. -.

BUILDERS & CONTRACeTORSNOTICE.

Bids will be received at the nextmeet.ng of the School Board for theouilding of two additional rooms to.be Leon Godchaux High School, and

Las wail be rere.ved for the build-: four add.tional rooms to the

.eon Godchaux HIgh School, plans

.4d "pec t cat ons to be secred fromo Snper.ntendent.

The School Board reserves the rght.o reject any or all, bids.

B.ds will be rece.ved at the naxtneet ng o0 the sc•olo Bi ard for the

id:ng of two sad tionsl rooms toUry School, andds will be rece.ved at the next

tee-ng of tae School Board for the- ne addiLonal room to

,ie Garyville School- .he righttorid-

:.t any or all b.ds.

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LOT FOR SALE.

~lr-:ll ~ho et-'ved at the nextmeeting of the School Board for alot of ground owned by the SchoolBoard and stunated near the publ;eroad on the Jos. LeBrun property,vasuring 125 ft. by 300 ft.~he Board reserves the right to ri-

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