The Rice belt journal., 1920-12-25
to business.

The Rotary Club met at the Made
line Hotel and enjoyed it weekly liunc-
heon with M. j. 0. M0disette, the pre-
sident, presiding.
The club had as guests the Jennings
fire boys, fifteen in number. The event
was in honor Of the splendid work ac-
complished on Dec, 7th, when the Sani-
. tary Grocery burned.
/ Prof. f. A. CTOWell very pleasingly
welcomed the boys, and Messrs. MOdi-
sette, Gamble, and Randolph told the
, boys how greatly their fine work was
appreciated by the citizens OF our
town.
The response was given by A. O..
Eastman, fire chief, who reviewed the
history Of the department which start
ed as bucket brigade, later develop
ing into the hose reel, worked by hand
up to the present time when Jennings
possesses modern motor fire engine.
Mrs. Marius Fusilier, a guest Of the
club and financial chairman Of the
, Jefferson Davis Tuberculosis League,
gave an interesting talk on the work
of the State League and referred to
the sapitarium which is to be erected
near Alexandria and the one in New
Orleans, both Of which viii be used to
alleviate the suffering Of Lousi&na's 5
who h..ye the disease.
The program was interspcrsed with
catchy songs, the music being led by
Rotarifn Marvin o. Sansbury.
' H. Winn of Lake Arthur returned
Saturday from a visit to Ranger, Texas
: John Holland, instructor of music
: in a college Of Missouri, is the guest of
Mr.. Carlton Liddle.
: Miss Shirley Heikleheim, a student
5 at Sophie Newcomb College, of New
Orleans, arrived home Saturday tC
:, spend the holidays. Another college
/ student of New Orleans, Miss Margar
! ct Mallet, is the guest of her parents
' Mr.. and Mrs. John Mallet,
G DR.. John D. Hathorn, who has beer
taking medical course in Kansas Cit!
arrived Friday and will visit friends
the next two weeks.
Mrs. jeff Hutchinson and baby o
8 College Station, Texas, are guests 0
: Mrs. Hutchinson's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. K. K. Thomas.
o
Van Carter of New Orleans, Stat,
Sunday School Secretary spent tn
day in town Friday.
Miss Ola Randolph of Mermenta1
is the guest of Jennings friends.
Q
d. P. Pace of Houston, tax commits
sioner Of the Frisco r. r., was Sat
urday business visitor
Miss Genevieve CLARK Of Houston
is spending the week with relatives.
Supt. Annette returned Saturda.
from New Orleans where he ATTENDED
the superintendent conference.
Friends Of Mrs. A. NJ. Arthur will ht
sorry to note that she is seriously i'll.
Miss Jessis Mallet, a teacher of Cal
casieu, is home for the holiday season
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoag from
near Welsh spent Tuesday in town.
Mr.. J. P. Haber, prominent busines.
man and citizen, died at his home OF
Cary ave, Sunday night at twelve
O'Clock. He had been very i'll for sever
al weeks, and death was not unexpect
ed.
Mr.. Haber was man of versatile
altainments, prominent in bushes;
circles, a consecrated Christian ant
worker in the congregational church
a lover of music, scholar, fond o
the best in Literature, and FRIEND
and helper OF the young. His loss vii
indeed be deeply felt,
A simple service was real Tlesda!
afternoon at the homo on Cary Ave
by his pastor, Rev. Murray Pratt. The
casket was covered with many beauti
ful flowers, tokens Of love end esteem
At midnight the body was taken t
the old home in Wisconsin, a9eompani
ed by Mrs. Haber, Mrs. w. d. Ow MS
sister of Mr.. Haber and Mrs, Homer
Davis of Houston.
A public memorial service will bt
held Sunday morning at the First Con
gregational church.