The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-10-16

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ture. The distance between her and
another pupil was not correctly estim
ated which resulted in getting very
hard bump or the head. She was car
ried into the school room and soon re
Evived.
Mrs. E. S. Hart spent Saturday and
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Walt
err Tietje in the country, who has been
quite ill but at this writing is much
better.
Miss Maude Anderson spent Friday
in Kinder on business.
B. F. Nicely of Eunice came over
Saturday for a days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Topper.
Miss Vida Garbarino will give boz
social 1t her school at Liberty Friday
might October 22nd at which time {
literary program will be rendered b!
her pupils. The proceeds we under
stand will be divided equally between
the school and cemetary improvement
fund.
Mesdames Henry and Chas, Waltor
Odell Manuel and o. D. Johnson made
a trip to Kinder Friday combining
business and pleasure.
Mrs. j. L. Catlett and children came
home Saturday from a weeks visi
with relatives at Rosa and Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Bertrand spent
Sunday in the country with relatives
This was made possible through thu
kindness of Mrs. ]. A. Monger whit
generously made transfer of her Cal
and also acted as shoffeur.
M. e. Schell purchased the Barna
bus shop of r. e. Powell, Monday il
which Dan Kelly has been and viii
continue his blacksmithing business.
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A right merry time was enjoyed las
Friday night by the Girls Auxilliar.
Glass of the Baptist w. NJ. U. anC
some of their friends, the occasion
being a "tacky'' or Proverty Party
given at the home of Mrs. Louise Mar
chant and daughter, Clara. Some thir
ty persons and as many ludicrous cos
TUNES were on exhibition, and the fun
they had can hardly be expressed il
words, Many we're the fines imposed
lby the judges for some extravagan
bit Of finery and a neat little sum add
ed In this jolly way to the Girls Ii
brary Fund.
Mrs Vera Stagg- Wallace was jude
ed to be the most "poverty.strickenly
| dressed while Miss Ultimo Stage cam
! in second. Prof. Mixon having gottel
into his clothing backward was fine
heavily for having his head reversed
Refreshments of lemonade and oak
were served. Some of the guests ar
wishing that it might all be done owe
again, All wended their way homewar
at a late hour thanking Mrs. Marchan
and Miss Clara for their hospitalit
and one of the best times of the seaso
.
Willis Manual fell from load {
rice bundles while hauling to q thresl
er for Charles Walton last week, an
| Twas severely bruised, but no bone
I Ibroken. The lead was sliding and In g
ing over levee Willis was throw
violently to the ground, one whe'
grazing his shoulder. He was pickle
4 fdp unconsciously, and a doctor we
4 lcalled to attend him. He has abol
4 recovered from the fall. except I'll
1 muscles of his arms and shoulder b
Il ling lame.
L We are informed that much wol
Il has recently been done on the roa
Y west of town between Elton and La
Il Iderdale, the Elton business men CO
i ltributing literally to the expense. I'll
Il Ientire road to Kinder is now in goC
4 shape. Heretofore one had to go
I lround by Three Pines to get from XII
t der to Elton.
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IA Otis Putnam was business visit
in Lake Charles and other westel