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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-17
IN Y IT A R E

Campul Roman ''Imparatul
Traian'' No. 229 Woodmen Of the
World din Cleveland, Ohio, are
onoare invita- pc toate surorile
societati, cluburi 81 parochii, pre-.
cum 81 pc toti romanii 81 roman.
cele din loc 81 jur lua parte la
Petrecerea impreunata Gu Dams
81 Confetti, care va avca loo Dumi
Mica la % Maiu in Hala Societatii
Carpatina 1903 w. 50 Str. Cleve
land, Ohio.
Muzica d-lui NJ. Pintea din Gle
veland, o., va distra onor. public
Gu cele mai frumoase arii de dan,
81 cantece rationale.
Pretul de intrare: D-nii soc
Damele 35 c.
Bufetul va Fl aranjat Gu celt
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bautur
racoritoare.
Suprasolviri Sc Primesc Gu mare
multamita 81 sc vor culita pc calt
ziaristica.
Deci i'll speranta ca toti frati
Romani din loc 81 jur he vor ds
sprijinul D-nealor participind in
tr'un numar eat sd poate de mare
La aceasta petrecere, pana la re
Ivedere am ramas salutindu-va ct
dragoste frateasca.
Comitetul aranjator.
| ia & 16-17).
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nile proprietarilor, decat prevede
legea;
2. Ridica pretul pamantului .ex.
propriat, peste pret,ll prevazut
in lege.
La aceasta tentative guvernu-
lui de a eluda legea, parlamen-
tarii basarabeni Sc vor prezenta
NJ. S.. Regelui 81 Sc yor retrage
din parliament.
Cazul legci agrare din Basara-
bia este de . mare gravitate 81
pentru celelalte provincii, mai
ales pentru Ardeal. Caci daca gu
vernul este capabil sd calce legea
in felul acesta in Basarabia,
maine va fl capabl sd Q faca 81 in
Ardeal 81 atlmci: carl srnt ga
rantiile legale ca lege trecuta
prin parliament 81 intarita de NJ
s. Regele, nu va Fl calcataY
Lipsa de garantii legale, pc
care nj lie arata guvernul Gu exc.
cutarea legei agrare in Basarabia
este amenintare REFORMED a.
grare 81 in Ardeal.
Procedure guyernului i'll ma.
terra improprietarirei este 81 4
fost foarte silnpla: in vechiul Re-
gat sa Sc exproprieze proprieta-
tea nu proprietarul, lasind in
fiinta marea proprietate 81 adu.
cand taranimea, prin pretul pa
mantului, la 0 adevarata iObagis
financiara lar in nouele provin.
eli, modificarca proectelor votatt
de ele. cum a facut Gu Ardealul
sau eludarea legei, daca a fos1
votata, cum face astazi Gu Basa
rabia.
'Legalitatea", ell care a debu
tat guvernul, sc incununeaza as
taxi Gu lipsa de garantii legal,
pentru Ardeal 81 celelalte pro
vincii.
Dreptatea parlamentarilor ba
sarabeni este dreptatea tuturol
provinciilor, caci daca guvernu
rauseste sd calce legea votat.
pentru Basarabia, inzadar mai in
cearca sa voteze lege 81 pentrl
| Ardeal.
(''Patria"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-17

Cambridge, Mass. Tn stu
dent la institutul tecnologic dir
Massachusetts, a fost rant foar.
te grav in o batae cu un hot. El a
fost trezit de un sgomot. Uitindu-
Sc in camera, dupa ce a aprins
Tampa, zarit un individ mascat,
lmediat la atacat. S'a angajat Q
lupta crincena intre eli. Dupa
vre-o jumatate de ora hotul a
rensit sd I raneasca 81 sa scape pc
fereastra. Starea studentului este
critica.
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NOUA INDUSTRIE

Gu data de 20 Martie 1921. sau
pus baza Corporatiei Industriei de
faibricarea Noului Lacat, inventat
de Andreiu Oltean.
Noul Lacat este din cele mai
secrete Laeate din. intreaga Indus
trie a Lacatilor.
Compania in prezent este con-
dusa de un comitet q caruia con-
ducatori stunt:
Andreiu 0ltean Presedinte.
Vasils 8. Luca, Vice-presedinte.
Simion P. Sohrr, Secretar, din
Gary, Indiana.
Dr.. Irimisa, Caster.
Box 1s4 Elwpod City, Pa.
Presedinte: Andrsi oltean.
ViceSpresedinte. vasile s. Luca.
(2-24 Maiu).
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Rev. TRAIAlt DNdIAN sosit
de curind din Patria veche . fost
alss de preot al parochiei gr.-or
din farrsl, Pa. in II Aprilie .. c
Adresa: $40 Spearman Ave.
Farrell, Pa.
(114E15).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-17
De trei ami de zile am suferii

De trei ami de zile am suferit
cele mai mari dureri din cauza ca
am avut Panglica. In acesti trei
ami am spesat peste mie de dolari
umbland din loc in loc pentru a
ma putea scapa de aceasta pam
glica. Am incercat diferite medi-
camente, din cauza ca durerile au
devenit terrible. Mai multi nu am
putut ca sa lucrez din cauza ca du-
rerile au fost prea mari, nu mai We
DEAN mimic inaintea ochilor mel.
Uneori aveam pofta de mancare
cat opt persaone, lar Gle alte orr
cram slit sd mananc ceea eel pla-
cea panglicei. Linfba mea era yeci-
mic alba ci un miros raul din sto-
mac. Dureri la inima, ceva ma ro-
dea vecinic in stomac, 81 de multe
ori simteam cand panglica imi We
nea prin gat, simteam mari ameteli.
De multe orr am suferit de indi-
costume, noaptea MI puteam sd
dorm numai ora lar dimineata
ma simteam ell multi mai obosit ca
seara. De multe orr ma simteam
ca 81 cand imi venea nebunie, 81
sunt multe cazuri unde moartea
fost provenita din panglica. Pc
1lrma mia spus un prieten -despre
un medicament pentru panglica,
am incercat, resultatul fost bun,
astazi ma STINT foarte sanatos 81 ro-
bust. Ca sd ajut pc toti acei carl
sufere de aceasta teribila durere
am promis ca vol fhcunostinta pc
toti cum am scapat de aceasta pan
glica, 81 Gu placere furnizez pc orr
81 cine Gu informatiuni, pentru ca
stu ce dureri sufere. Am folosit
un tratament de Laxatodes, cum
parat della (2-31mai
Laxal Medicine Co., 3066 Laxal
Bldg, 2130 Forbes st., Pitts
burg, Pa -(Adv.)
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UNEILECIIN
BASARABIA
Guvernul prin organele lui calca
legea agrara in dauna taramlor 81
in folosul marei proprietati.
= Unde sunt garantiile
pentru Ardeal?

Parlamentarii ibasarabeni au a.
dus la cunostinta guvernului, pc
Gale parlamentara 81 prin consfa-
tuiri publice, ca in Basarabia le-
gea agrara este calcata Gu buna-
stiinta. I
Sc site ca Basarabia STA facut
|singura, in Sfatul tarii de La Chi
sinau, reforma agrara 81 ca legea
votata numai de alesii Basara-
biei fost votata dc alesii Roma
niei in parlamentul Vaida. Legea
agrara trecut atunci 81 prin Sc
nat 81 prin Camera, intrind i'm vi
goare, ceeace alarmat oligar-
hla liberalo-averescana. Dupa a.
ceasta lege, sa expropieaza pima
la 100 ha. 81 frica oligarhiei de a
nu Sc intinde aceeasi expropriere
81 pentru vechiul Regat, facut-o
ca sa unelteasca 81 sa rcstoarne
guvernul Vaida.
Cand VENT la putere guver-
nul Averescan, dl Carotid s'a
gasit, pentru Basarabia, in fata
unui fapt indeplinit, in fata unei
legi vOtate de parliament, pc care
nu mai putea sa escamoteze.
Dar dl Carotid, ca reprezen-
tant al marei proprietati 81 al car
dasiei ciocoiesti averescane libe-
rala, a incercat 81 in Basarabia un
atentat La improprietarirea tara
nilor.
Gu stirea guvernului, organele
incredintate de el, acum cand
executa improprietarirea in Ba-
sarabia, fac:
/. NJ expropriaza de IA marea
proprietate eat prevede legea,
lasind mai multi pamant in ma
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02

Bless Thou us, Lord, in the king
dom above
Whence Thy grace is so freely
given,
So long have we journeyed
together on earth,
Revive us together in Heaven.
BY a Friend.
A. Granger drove to Kinder last
Tuesday with his step-son, Ely
Fontenot to see the doctor. Ely
has been on the sick list for sew
eraI days but is some better at
this writing.
The funeral of Mrs. Stanley was
held Easier Sunday at the Thomp-
son graveyard, where many
friends gathered to pay last rse-
poets to the deceased lady.
MeSSrs. Oscar, Alex and Harold
Miller motored to Lake Charles
Tuesday On a business trip, re-
turning the same day.
MeSSrs. Robert Miller and L. NJ.
MarcanteI drove through our
vicinity Tuesday on an Interna-
tional tractor that Mr.. Miller has
purchased at Kinder.
Two carloads of young folks
motored to Elton Sunday to attend
the Easter dance at Mr.. Louis
Treme's. They all report fine
time and good music. Mr.. IRENE
promised them that there would
be another dance there soon.
MeSSrS. A. /. Davis and Yves
Pitre are busy this week sowing
rice. They are working two teams
and a tractor each. A nice rain
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FENT0N TOPICS.
Fenton, La, March, q, 1921,
Mrs. Stanley Died

Mrs. Amelia NJ. Stanley, wife of
Mike Stanley, died at st, Patrick's
Sanitarium in Lake Charles March
26th. Mrs. Stanley was taken i'll
Saturday March, 18th, and on the
following Monday was taken to
the sanitarium for treatment.
While in the sanitarium she be-
came the mother of twin babies,
a boy and a girl. For a time, under
the care of the best medical aid
and a trained nurse, she seemed
to be improving, but on last Thurs
day became worse and ON Satur-
day at 1890 o'clock died.
Her husband and two of his
brothers and Mrs. SANKEY'S sister,
Miss Dash Hebert and SiSter-in--
law, Mrs. Paul Hebert were with
her at the last.
Mrs. Stanley leaves a husband
and five children, Harry, Alvin,
Andrew, and the twins, Joseph
and Mary. Her sister, Miss Hebert
has the care of the baby boy and
Mrs. Paul Hebert the girl.
Mr.. Stanley and his family have
the heartfelt sympathy of the
many friends, including the wri-
ter, and of the Journal force.
Poor wife she is dead and | am
alone,
"Tis the debt that all mortals
must pay,
Yet of all the sorrow I've felt in
my life
| never knew grief until today.
AS the sun went down meath the
hilltopS
And the shadows stole in DER
my head,
SO the light of her life and mine
went out,
And left me to mourn for my
dead.
Full twelve years we walked side
by side,
Each staff to the other Away;
But the angel of death has taken
my help,
So what can | do now but pray,
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period of war-inflation. Naturally
the first class of employees to be
cut are the unframed workers.
The high salaried executives, the
trained men and women who hold
the responsible positions are the
last to have their salaries reduc-
ed or to be let off the payroll.
Ambitious young people want
to be in the latter class, the en-
'ployeeS who are most valuable to
a firm, who draw the best salaries
and are the last to be released in
stringent times. You want to be a
Trained worker. Will you devote
years of hard labor at low pay
to gaining your training thru ex-
perience, or will you invest a few
months time in acquiring the most
thorough, practical and complete
training that can be had in Book
keeping, Stenography, Telegaphy,
Cotton CHASING, Business Admin
IStration and Finance, in the larg-
est business training institution in
America, the Tyler Commercial
College? Such a business training
not only insures you a good sal
airy from the day you complete
our course, but opens up to you
the unlimited opportunities for
promotion that can only be found
in the business world. Every open
ing for a Bookkeeper, Stenogra-
pher, Telegraph Operator, Cotton
CHASING or Private Secretary is
an opening for a position higher
up if you make the most of it,
and we will place you in bust
ness office under big business
men at a good salary as soon as
you complete a course with us.
Opportunity knocks but once at
each mans door; can you afford
to pass this one up?
The thOroughneSs of our course
is indisputably proven by our en-
rollment last year of 4,483; no in
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10. What is your school tax?
BY whom collected and diSburS-
ed?
II. Who collects business licen-
SEES?
u. What is meant by home
stead exemption?
13. Should vacant lots or idle
land be taxed?
IA. Is taxation limited?
10. Name some of the plans of
taxation presented to the Louis
lana Constitutional Convention.
Which do you prefer?
-o--
One wonders if Solomon got
5000 exemption for each of his
wives and lady friends.
Fragmentary reports concern
ing the latest revolution in Russia
indicate that it will work a great
hardship on the proofreaders.
Well, one can't blame the Phil
ippines for desiring independence.
This country had it once.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02

Sunday night left the ground in
ia good working condition.
After forty-day fast Raphel
Vidrine butchered a fat swine
Sunday morning and the writer
is grateful to his friends for a
mess of fresh pork for Sunday
dinner.
Warren was past five yearSOld
and his mother was reading him
a story from a magazine about a
little pumpkin that frowned and
frowned until it was wrinkled
and worthless. $50 you can see"
she said, that it doesn't pay to
frown and be sour about any
thing" at certainly doesn't pay,
if your pumpkin" said the
young hopeful.
SUNSHINE
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ferior school ever built up and
held a large patronage. Business
men recognize our setudentS as
capable, which is proven by the
fact that they call on us every
day for graduates to take position
in their Offices; we have placed a
hundred or more with each Of sew
eral large concerns.
Fill in and mail The coupon be-
low for free catalogue, containing
interesting stories of the success
Of many of our former students.
nuul iNN
Tyler Commercial College Tyler
Texas.
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evening at which some twenty or
more EltoniteS were in attendance,
The lawn was practically full of
very lively young people who
played games until a late hour
The ladies served delicious re-
ireShmentS of cake and punch.
Rev. Wallace went to Oberlin
Sunday where he preached at the
morning service, Rev. Wales of
Lake Charles occupying the pulpit
In the Baptist church here. In the
afternoon the pastor with Prof.
Nixon held a service at Powell's
Lake and received two additions
to the church, who will be bap-
tlzed at the lake Sunday afternoon
April 3rd. The usual services we're
held in the evening.
MISS Oma Scott went to De-
Quincy to spend a few days visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry Upper,
The Rice growers of this section
held a very enthusiastic meeting
at the school house Saturday, j.
A. Plunkett was elected delegate
to attend the next meeting in Lake
Charles. A meeting will be held
Thursday night to hear reports.
The Methodist Sunday School
gave a very appropriate Easter
program at the regular school
hour which was especially we'll
rendered considering the brief
time taken for preparation. The
solo abide with me" by Miss
Slack with five girls from Miss
Maude AnderSon'S class rendering
the pantOmime was so much ap-
preciated that it was repeated by
request at the evening service.
The flowers were very pretty
Rev Hardin preached to a we'll
filled house both morning and
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02
A WISE MAN SAID

The way TO make friends is to
be friendly; the way to promote
fraternity is to be brotherIy; the
way to secure harmony is 10 yield
pleasantly to the will of the ma
iOrRy; the way to be happy is to
make others happy; the way to
conquer an enemy is to return
good for evil; the way to secure
the respect of your lodge is to
show Difference for the opinion of
your brothers and sisters and in
stead Of kicking at everything
that is done, put your shoulder to
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02
CITIZENSHIP LESSON V.
MASONIC HALL 3 P. M.
APRIL 14TH
Taxes

Taxes
|. What are taxes, and WHY
necessary?
2. Name the different kinds of
taxes and explain each.
3. By what authority are stat"
taxes levied? Local taxes? ~
4. How much is the aggregate
state tax in Louisiana?
5. Who collects taxes, and who
disburSeS them?
6. What federal taxes are levied,
and by whom collected or dis
burSed?
Z. What taxes do you property
owners pay?
8, What are the local taxes?
8. On what per cent of cash
value are these taxes levied?
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02
s | 7 i A T 10 n

NEVER since 1916 until November 1920 have we been able
" deliver Ford Cars promptly after receipt of In November
The general trade depression all the United States caused nearly
all automobile companies halt production except Ford Motor Co.,
winch did not stop until the latter part of December After that
time Ford remained closed until the of February when pro-
ductlon was slowly resumed During this Assembly Plants
continued assemble from parts on hand so that at that
TIME parts on hand at assembly plants very depleted This fact
is and has slowed up production of cars.
Our position briefly thS-We have hand very few
cars there no chance that will receive anywhere normal
supply OF cars the next three months hundreds prospects in
this territory under the impression that they can come in and
get immediate delivery of Ford from stock Some pros
poets are going to be disappointed Place your for future
delivery,
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A Late Arrival

Kinder Tribune:
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Buckingham on Sunday last a
fine bouncing young lady. Both
the mother and daughter are do
ing nicely while Jess is sticking
around home pretty closely enjoy
ing the company of the new ar
rival at his home.
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evening and will continue services
all week.

---U---
The light rainfall of early Mon.
day morning is quite acceptable as
gardens and ciSterns were dry, but
the cool wave following it not Sc
welcome after the very warm days
we have been having. In this in
stance truly March came in like
a lamb and is clustering out like
a lion"
Mrs. Emma Pilgrims residence.
which is occupied by R. L. Car
penter and family is being treat
ed to a coat of paint, John BoIles
welding the brush.
Miss Gardiner has again been
called to her home in Franklin by
the serious illness of her brother.
Misses Myrtle Moon and Mamie
Stokes entertained thirty-two of
their little friends at an egg hunt
Saturday afternoon from three to
i've. Miss Helen Laugenberg gave
a number of selections on the
piano after which the hunt was
and the little folks
Scampered to the happy hunting
ground which was the pretty gras-
Sy lot just back of their home.
Eddie Upper succeeded in find
ing the most eggs. Miss Addie
Kirby proved a most delightful
cOnductreSS in the many games
that followed the hunt. Everyone
had a good time.
Dorothy and Weldon Hebert
shared their Easter egg hunt with
several of the neighbours children,
Lucille Bertrand who was quite
sick last week was able to resume
her school work Monday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES

There has never been a time
when the advantages of education
and training for business were
more clearly demonstrated than
now. Some firms are reducing
their payroll, either in salary or
in number of employees, to keep
with The return to normal prices
and the general retrenchment in
the business world following the
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02
7 II E
FOR D

the wheel and help roll it along
The way to make yourSelf'a useful
member of the order is to be use
full, not only at the banquet and
in the snowy procession, but in
the sick room and every place
where a member is distress; the
way to work for the good of the
order is to induce other members
to read the literature and keep
posted about the order; the way
to make your life bright is to do
unto others as you would have
them do unto yOu.--Ex.
DoV UOur SIIhCpriDtiOnpOIU
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02

long useful life is the wish of
their many friends here.
Mrs. Henry Upper accompani.
ed her sister, Oma, home from
DcQuincy Monday for a short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Scott, returning Tues,
day evening.
Clarence Stokes, wife and baby
of Lemonville, Texas, spent a few
days here last week visiting home
folks.
is Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Adding
ton of Hampo, spent Sunday with
the latter'S aunt, Mrs. Louise Mar
chant.
The Baptist Missionary Union
held their regular meeting at the
church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. w. Hayden is moving
into rooms with Mrs. Aida Pilgrim
this week.
Misses Irma and Arlo Anderson
are now riding in a pretty new
Ford which they purchased Tues
day. They very fittingly initiated
it by bringing the family out to
church Tuesday night.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02
Methodist Church

9:45 Sunday School.
HOO Worship and sermon.
800 Junior League.
ZOO Epworth League.
500 Worship and Sermon.
Rev. Frank w. 10y, District
superintendent will be present
and preach both morning and
evening. The entire public is cor
daily invited to worship with us.
Monday evening the Official
Board has its regular monthly
meeting.
Wednesday evening is Prayer
meeting.
R. L. WELDON, Pastor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02
THE RICE BELT JOURNAL

J. L. Jordon of Kinder was in
town Monday completing business
arrangements for a new enter
prise to be known as Buck Motor
Company. Mr.. Jordon has the
Ford agency for this section and
will soon erect a large building
on the lots east of the Hebert shop
which he purchased from Howard
Proctor. Mr.. Proctor, we under
stand will close out his business
here the first of April and return
ito Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Putnam made
an dntO trip to charington near
Baldwin, last week to take Mrs.
Jones and daughter, who had been
them for several days.
Stagg-Agaisse
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
F. Stage at 1870 p. m,, Monday
March, 2Sth, 1921, Miss Myrtle
Stage and Mr.. Valentine Agaisse
of DeQuincy, Rev. N. B. Wallace
officiating. Only few relatives
and intimate friends in atten-
dance. The couple departed on the
afternoon train for a brief visit to !
Beaumont after which they will
reside in DeQuincy where the
groom is associated with his bro
Their in the dry goods business.
Mrs. AgaiSSe is the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stage, a very accomplished young
lady who will be missed in the
society circle, while Mr.. Agaisse
is we'll known here having been
in business the past two years. I
The quantity Of rice and ribbon
decorations the happy couple re-
ceived at The depot as they board
ed the train was but one evidence !,
of their popularity among the
young people. L
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02

The members of the Raymond
church gave a very delightful So
cial at the parsonage last Friday
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small party consisting of Mrs.
Fin Hardin and two children,
N.s IF. Garbarino and children
y Earl Brown as the obliging
chauffeur enjoyed a visit to Mrs.
pickett's flower garden Saturday
and afterwards a picnic lunch at
D. poweIl's Lake with Mayhawing as
lhe afternoon program.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02

Chas. Asbury, who has been EN-
ployed at the Gulf Coast Mill since
the beginning of the present seas
on, returned Saturday to New Or
leans.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02
aI:TON DEPARTMENT
nv Mrs. Lionel Bertrand)


,t.o Pearl Guidry left Sunday
o %-o on No. 4 for New Or
ai's ns IN he in attendance at the
D lsa,i of the D, A. R. the
S SSI and 3Oth inst. She is a MEM
z ~" Of the Spirit of '76" chapter
which VII enterlains the state organ
izati0n.
We are informed that Miss Mar
40 Garrett has purchased the
Never residence east of the audi
, ri building. Her mother will
y ,ecnpy the upper rooms, while
n and Mrs. Walter Hebert, the
~ n..,ent occupants will reside on
ne first floor.
Miss Olive Vaughn is home
from Port Arthur for a short va
cation
Rev. Savers of Kinder came
,spr Saturday and went to Ray
& U,0nd where he preached Sunday
,,,Srning. The Sunday School
, ~, also had a very good Easter
Ingram at the Sunday School
h0llT,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02

May joy, happiness and pros
perity so with them through a
long useful life is the wish of
their many friends here.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-04-02

Dorothy and Weldon Hebert
shared their Easter egg hunt with
several of the neighbours children