The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

,rrow afternoon. -
Mesd ames c. e. Carr, j. w. Ian Fj
r and M. l.. Farlow were at fen'on IA
,iday.
w n Hutcheson, e. ScharH ana N
J u Tavlor were jennings business VIZ
isitors Tuesday. NJ
Miss Lizzie Gleason came over 49,
ennings Monday evening 10 VASi'
while with kindred here. \
Come to tn. mass meeting tothor- "A
row afternoon and express your views
on the subject of parish division. 7
Miss Mae Garraway came oVel
from Lake Charles "Wednesday nooA n
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. M. L.
Prentice.
Mrs. ]. F. Tubbs left "Wednesday
evening for Houston in response w
message announcing the Gang
| illness of a sister.
/ H.E. wesson left Wednesday even
ing for Dallas and from there
to Mineral Wells, Texas, TO speN
week or ten days recreating'
p. M. Head, who had been attehu
mo the Keene Industrial Schooi "'
! Keene, Texas, arrived nero
day noon to spend the summer
tion with his parents.
ne p.x+er and AL Mills, of Fenton
to were here Friday for conn ~.
e. little ten-months old daughter oi
lis and Mrs. Guy Decker who aieo W. WV, .
rnornino of spinal meningitis. III
uere inferred Saturday.
ng REMAINS "o' a.
cch Mrs Frank Van Ness left Tuesoa
en- Sow Now York. being called there +,
ad- the serious illness of her mo'hei 80,
in is not expected to liyc. Inc ~,
ting u;,l oo to Welsh and remain '"
had their uncle for whlle
rned Times Record.
anu TP Lee, prominent and rls'
uths ,nr attorney of Welsh, was III q
ninss Tuesday on business ~
estate sociated in law with the IT'LL -
AXE cline g. Lee. Mr.. Lee Is 'ruo
~ Al 80 the Emerald Isle and is prou.'
shin t,is wish ancestry. LII
Ioit to Record.
Welsh r,ders s. B. Horton ana
81, 500; naxter organized church OF tho
r, lot entb Day Adventist denoIhln a'l
$500; 10 yes.last Friday. The church
'lumb, o,,+ with, q. membership OF I"enOS
subdi- oeFcers are Frank Peabody eloe
once $500 deaccnN and treas
:, vi, NJ M. A. Mckay, clerk >aa AID, v
no Of Lewis. librarian.
ogres- Rev. 7. E. Trice, of Crowley
even rived Monday afternoon to ass
al'ef pastor, Rev. Com1sh, In 1he II
erved. at the Baptist church. Owing
jful re- stormy weather there was no
Tub be Monday evening, but Tuesday
name. ing there was large crowd |
It, ou1 and each meeting since mas
he was greeted by large congregation
meet Trice is a forceful and fluent
and the meeting gives promise
ded to complishing much Tor Inc G
d else Christianity. The revival VIII
ational tinue throughout next week. L
cellent singing by the choir Is
e SING the features of the meeting.
Sunday Williamson Vancil, proba
d Hor- Oldest man in the State of Lo'
, Ehe arrived Tuesday afternoon If
ssentlal tberwood for a visit with frien
ldeavor Welsh. Mr.. Vancil claims
passed the hundredth mile-pos
- Mat life's pathway, and should his
spared until 6Ae twelfth OF
Robin next he will have lived to the
Monday AGE of lO1 years. Mr.. Va
# repre- horn in Kentucky in the fal
; in the wear the Louisiana purch
for the made. A good portion of b
,inst the was spent in the Blue Gra'
osites to but later drifted to Iowa
ee of ten years ago came to Louislan
Kinder. venerable old gentleman dec
-ayes was step to be as firm, his vision
Rouge, if and hearing as gooo DIS
position. thirty years ago. No org
son we're the train and walked to
without assistance. He is a
ist and will be the guest OF
ern Pacif- VI '"'
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