The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-09-17
Personal MENTION AND
ITEMS OF INTEREST
(By Our Staff Reporter)

IIEMS Uf MIEKESI
(By Our Staff Reporter)
The Jennings Epworth League en-.
tertained the Welsh Chapter with
Book Social in the Jennings League
room last Friday night, Those who
attended from Welsh were Rev. and
Mrs R. L. Weldon, Misses Harriet and
Mai Carlisle, Ollie Bell Howery, Paul.
inc and Mary Jones, Grace Hurlbut
Alice Carr, Amy Radeke, Hilda Nor.
rill, Irma Kimball, Marina Haines, Har.
riette Orvis, Mary Shoemaker, Mes,
srs. Charlie and Gettys Doan, MILFORD
Shoemaker, Vernon Scoggins, Fred
Davis, Willie Neugent, Harry Narans.
Each one going was requested to
dress to initiate a character Of some
book, such as Missing Bride, THE
Lady of the Lake." Little BO-Peep,,
etc. Pauline Jones won the prize fol
guessing the different books repre-
scented, the priz being glass Of punch.
Various other games were played
after which the hostesses served re-
freshments consisting of punch, ice
cream and cake.
Miss Fern VanNess left Sunday fol
Crowley, where she is teaching again
this term.
F. E. Hurlbut wa a business visitor
to Lake Charles Saturday morning.
Miss Rachel Wright has gone tC
Sulphur, where she will attend school
staying with her brother, Ernest, and
| family. -
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Simmons an6
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Reeve motored tC
Crowley Saturday morning.
Miss Bess Davis arrived Saturda!
on No. 10 from Columbia and is again
teaching in the primary grade.
After spending the summer months
at her home in Charlottesville, Mo.
Miss Essie Johnston has returned and
is teaching in the primary department
of the Welsh high school.
Miss Dora Radeke left Saturday for
Oklahoma City, Okla, where she at
tended the Area Council Convention
of the NJ. E. church on the 18th and
14th. From there she went to Pont
Creek, Okla, to visit Rev. T. E. Webb
and family, and will go to Little Rocl
for a visit with ]. w. Cooper and fam
lily, being absent from Welsh for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. ]. C. Armstrong and grand
daughter, Alene Armstrong, visited
\ relatives and friends in Crowley this
week
Mrs. E. T. Robinson's children ant
grandchildren rendered her surprise
Saturday evening, the occasion being
her eightieth birthday. The party
took refreshments along with them
There were about fifty who attended
F. E. Hurlbut and family visited
relatives and friends ct Bell City Sun
day.
Wilbur Kiplinger and son Lester
and Mr.. Butler were visitors here Sat
urday from Lake Charles.
Miss Elberta Doan was a Jenning
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Stewart and daughter
Miss Essie, spent Sunday in LAX
| Charles visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Haines and Mrs
C. N. Haines and daughter went t
OberIin Sunday to visit friends. Mrs
G.. N. Haines remained at Oberlin TO
a few days visit,
Miss Willie Mae Tabor of Lake Al
thur came to Welsh Sunday to aten
6 the Welsh high School. She is stayin
4 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. JaE
: Thackston.
D Misses Helen Peck and Ruth Al
J. bott left Monday for. Lafayette to a
e tend the Institute of Technical Learn
e ing.
y Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Willard and so
{ Floyd, ]. F. Bower and daughter
l Kathryn and Florence went to LAX
i Charles Sunday to visit little Erne:
e Bower at st. Patrick's sanitarium.
Miss Olive Scoggins returned hon
is Tuesday from Memphis, Tenn, whel
VI she has been the past two month
le with her brother, F. ]. Scoggins, an
y family.
e Donald Grosh left Monday for w
Is more, KY, to enter Asbury Colleg
K Donald was member of the 49,
class of the Welsh high school.