The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-13

gineering in college there.
regular services win be held in the
baptlst church Sunday mornine ~
when Time a. revival will BEGIN are
oonsinue indefinitely. All are in
vited to be present.
There will be no school next week
oecause OF the parish teachers con-
vention which is to be held in Lake
Cnarles next week. After next week
however, the school will continue 70
the close. ri = ~
MISS Cooper, the night operator at
'ne telephone exchange, is taking a
weeks vacation and Miss Pearl
Huckleberry, the relief operator, is
now the night hello girl. Miss Be-
atrice Robinson is doing relief work.
The Gulf Rice Milling Company has
changed the location of it's new mill.
instead of being built on the J. w.
Cooper place site of five acres has
been purchased of c. M. Field. Plans
Tor the new building have been ae-
cepted by the company and work will
begin Immediately.
Mrs. G. w. Ingle went to Lake
Charles Tuesday afternoon to visit
kindred and to be present at the com
meucement exercises of the high school
there. Mrs. c. W. Ingle's grand
daughter is member of the class of
1904 of the Lake Charles high school.
Some Life Problems will be dealt
with at the Congregational church on
the next three Sundays in May, at the
morning services. Subject for Sun
day, May 10, "The Mystery of Attic
ton, or lessons from the life of the
most patient man in history. This
will be helpful service.
w. E. Sanders, secretary of the
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana,
recently organized here, after spend
ing a day or two looking after his rice
land interests in the vicinity of Roam
oke. went to Lake Charles Tuesday
evening, and yesterday left for his
home in Decatur, Ill. Mr.. Sanders
is brother of Mrs. j.. A. Costley, of
this place.
AChristian Endeavor society was
organized at the Congregational
church last Sunday evening. J. G.
Welch was elected president. The
organization will be perfected next
Sunday evening at 7:15. All young
people are cordially invited to unite
with the society, which has for its
object moral and spiritual develop
ment of the young people.
The third address in the Sund ay
evening services for the. people will
be given on Sunday evening at the
Congregationalchurch. Subject: The
Eternity of Nd emory" or memory OF
another world A service of some
proceeds the address. Time of SER
vice s O'Clock. Visitors most heartily
welcome. Speak of this service tc
your friends.
Did you ever write letter and mis-
direct it and then wonder why you
never got repy? You waited anc
cussed and then cussed and waited
weeks afterwards it came back iron
the dead letter Office, provided yo'
signed your name and address plan
enough for the government officials tt
read it. That would all have beel
avoided if a return card had beel
printed on your envelope. We prln
envelopes for little money.
Monday was the sixtieth birthda
of Jas. Ellis, but the event was cele
brated Sunday by having reun1o
of the family. The children preser
were Misses Mertie, Jane and Laur
Ellis and Mrs. Oscar Suffer, daugh1
ers, and Oscar SuSter, son-1n-la"
The grandchildren were Ella u. an
T ,aurs M, Suffer. Charles B. Eli
was also present. The occasion wa
most enjoyable one.
J. A. Carter, an architect of LAX
Charles, was here Saturday and sur
mitted plans and specifications for
new school building to members
the town council for considerable OF
The council now has two sets OF plan
for a school house to be erected mel
this summer and it is probable tn;
definite action will be taken at IL
next regular meeting of that body
The revival meeting at the Meth'
dist church which began the first