The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1918-09-06

T. L. Ward, U. S. N. stationed at
Portsmouth, Va, is here on a fur
Tough making. a visit to his brother,
H. D. Ward, at the home of Dolce
Bourgeois. Ward has made three
trips to France and is awaiting the
embarking of his ship again for for
eign ports.
Miss Echo Oaksmith left Tuesday
for Eunice and other neighboring
points for few days visit before
the opening of school, when she will
resume music instruction in the do
nestle science rooms of the Welsh
high school
| Miss Daphena Taught arrived last
Saturday and will spend a few days
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
". E. Taught.
666 Cures Headaches, Biliousness,
Loss of Appetite, or that tired ach-
ing feeling, due to Malaria or Colds.
Fine Tonic.
IJ1-10t.
Henry Unkle, who has been n
New Orleans undergoing the Tulane
rirchanical training course conp'et,
ed the course last week ard has re-
turned home to await orders to re,
port for duty on board ship.
, Miss VERNE Unkel left yesterday
for New Orleans where she will com.
plete a course in nursing at the Char,
ity hospital.
CSC Cures Bilious Fever.
J1-10t.
Miss Marjorie Robinson left Wed
resaay night for Kansas City, Mo.
, where she will visit her grandmorhc1
for a few days before going to Ober
lin, Chic, to resume studies at tn,
! Cherlin college
The Ladies' Guild of the Presby
= terrain church met Thursday az tn
lhon.e OF Mrs n L. Prentice.
666 cures Ghills and Fever.
J1-lOt.
Mrs. F. Dwigans and son, Fores
and daughter Ruth Of Ganadwa, Tex
and Mrs. NJ. z. Payne and grand
daughter Pearl of FL Campo, Texas
who have been visiting at the HON
of S. 0. Scoggins, left Wednesda
evening for Lake Charles where the
were tc spend few days before re
turning to their homes. Mrs. Dwi
gans is Mrs. Scoggins' sister and Mr.:
} Payne her mother.
Lost, 20 cents worth of ice. Fine
er viii please return to S. o. Scog
gins. Tuesday evening Mr.. Scos
! gins bought from DR.. Doan the abov
mentioned amount of crystalline
water and placing same within h
new Jordan car proceeded to 10
ride. On arriving home some time
; the evening he says he took stock an
: found he had no ice The ice coul
y not have melted, and so must haN
, been lost.
J CSC Cures Malarial Fever.
{ iJl-l0t
! "Uncle" Charlie Austin arrive
{ Yesterday morning from Sunnyval
> Cal. and has been busy shakiT
} hands with the many old friends
> this section. Last fall while here
{ sold his farm to Chas. F. Jeter ar
J old friends feared that the closlr
J out of his land interests might for
( stall his annual visit but it is now a
: parent that old friendships ties a
J TO-, strong to be severed.
, Miss Ruth Hanson of Nashviil
? Tenn, domestic science teacher
: the Welsh High school last term, Vi
: tied in Welsh Wednesday night, =
} turning Thursday morning to Je
nings where she will teach the COZ
I ing term.
49, Among the teachers who went
Jennings Thursday morning to
tend the Parish teachers instltu
were, Miss Lucy Frierson, Miss Els
Reeve Miss McLees, Miss Lilll
Carroll, Miss Alice Miller and PIT
VIM. A. McGuff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dow went
Crowley Thursday for q visit WI
-" Mr.. BOWS family. Two Of his bro1
Raa ers have been called in the draft a
are leaving at an early date for
Lco;nipu Damn