The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-11-18


Thanks to Cod PS. I3s: Is. r. NJ.
Gray, leader The Juniors will have
"Wanted LabOrerS" for their subject.
taken from Matt. 8: 37-3S. Leader.
Leah Cooper.
For SaIe-Lot 8, block
%. located at the corner
of South and EIms street
and one of the most de-
sirable business locations
in the town of Welsh.
Apply to w. W. Welsh.
A few Sundays ago a little girl
started for Sunday school and her
mother said: Your teacher will ask
you who is your heavenly father.
Tell her Jesus, or if you can't remem-
Der that, say the Lord, or the Savior"
When the child took her seat in Sun
day school the teacher got out a note
book. Let me see" she asked. "who
is your father" The child hesitated:
My mama told me so many mems
Names" she finally said, that Ican't
tell which,"
Joe Jones, highly respected col.
Ored citizen of Welsh, died early Mon
day morning, after an illness of only
three days, ofhemorrhag eof helungs.
Having been a member of the colored
Masonic lodge at New Iberia, mem
bers of that order from Lake Charles
and New Iberia were here, and Tues
day morning funeral services we're
conducted at thecolored Baptistchurch
! according to the rites of the order.
The remains were taken to New Ibe-
ria for interment. Joe had been a
valued employe of F. L. Lewis the
past four years and was respected and
bis daeth regretted by all.
One OF our exchanges gives the fol-
lowing recipe for stocking the peniten-
tiary: When your boy doesn't want
to 60 TO school let him loaf; when he
gets into mischief and your neishbor
reports it to you, curse your neighbor
in the presence of your boy, but don't
reprimand the boy. When he gets
little larger. and purloins something
of value and you find it out, just laugh
at it and let it 60: when he gets into
something that calls him to the Justice
court and he is found guilty, pay the
fine, curse the court, the jury and
everyone connected with the matter,
and pity the boy and you will soon
have splendid candidate for the
pen.
Rev. E. B. Caldwell, having recent
ly returned from Shanghai, China,
will speak at The M. E. church next
Sunday evening, November 20, at 1870
o'clock. Rev. Caldwell 10 well.known
in Welsh and in fact throughout the
New Orleans district of the Methodist
Episcopal church, and the service
Sunday night will be greeted by q
large audience. His tireless effort in
behalf of the heatheps in far-swsy
China is as commendable as it has
proven fruitful. He was recently an.
pointed special field worker in the
South in the interest of missions.
Everyone invited to be present Sun.
day evening ut 7:30 o'clock.
The editor of the Evansville wis. J
Era has this to say OF the marriage
of good advertiser: "Miss Jennie
Jones and Bob Henery were married
at the Jones mansion last night. The
bride is q daughter OF our consta ble
Jones, who made good officer, and
will undoubtedly be rejected in the
spring. He offers q fine horse for
sale in another column. The groom
runs a grocery store on Maine street.
and is o good patron of our advertis-
ing columns, and has good line of
bargains this week. All summer he
paid two cents more for butter than
any other store in town. The happy
couple left on the 10 o'clock train for
Mi lwauke to visit the brides uncle,
who is reported to have lots of money
and Bright's disease. Both certainly
have an eye for business.