The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-03-19

N. Is. Wallace expects 10 De III
Oberlin.
J. DoiSe and family were din
ner guests at B. F. Garbarino Sun
day.
The Baptist Sunday School had
IAN attendance Sunday of a little
over one hundred, the goal the
members have been striving for,
| for some Time.
Rev. Paul Leeds of Kinder
preached Sunday at the Indian
church and was a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Pow
Iell.
Herbert Christian with his
mother drove to Kinder Sunday
| to visit Geo. Christian and family.
The Methodist Sunday School
will observe Easter by giving a
short appropriate program, Rev
Hardin also expects to begin a
series of meetings on the same
day, which will continue through
the next Sunday, April, Bird. Mr.,
Frank 10y is to lead the singing
and everyone is cordially invited
to attend and help make these SER
vices interesting and helpful.
Word came early Tuesday
morning that A. NJ. Hollier died
that morning at about one o'clock
IMr. HoIIier some weeks ago, went
Ito New Orleans for AN operation
but it was found the case was
hopeless and the physicians did
Iall they could to relieve his suffer
ling He was removed to OpelousaS
about three weeks ago and had
been very low, so the end however
sad was not unexpected. His wife
and daughter, Mrs. Mabel West,
have been with him the greater
part of the time. Interment took
place in OpelouSaS, the former
!, home of the diseased and where
there are several relatives resld-
) ing. Several friends and neighbors
from Elton attended the funeral.
besides the wife and daughter al
t ready mentioned that survive
: him there are two sons, Marshall
of Elton and Norman; who is at
!. tending school in Baton Rouge
The sympathy of the entire com
8 munity is extended this bereaVed
family.
Mrs. Azenor Butler and son are
q here from Jennings visiting heI
n parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hart
NJ. D. Sutherlin and ChaS. Eric
kou made a business visit to the
parish seat Tuesday.
n Born, Sunday March 18th, t.
y Mr.. and Mrs. B. j, Hine, a son
is All doing nicely and Bert think
e his boy the best in the union.
Otis Upper and family arr
comfortably housed in their new
barn where they will live durin!
the erection of their residence.
Rev. 0. S. Oliver of Abbevllle
lie expects to be in Elton soon tt
e hold series of Bible lectures Il
TX the Baptist church.
Or Rev. Herman of the Jennlng
Luthern church held service
$ Sunday at the home of Mrs. Wn
ID Bruchhaus, southwest of Elton
A nice congregation of neighboI
- and relatives enjoyed the service
Us ]. ID. Davis and F. I. Griffit
moved into their homes at the
o. mill sight north Of Elton last Sa
o. urday.
ea Mrs. Talbert, who has bee
ay spending some time visiting h
Ia daughter, Mrs. Paul Sabatier, I
ISIS turned to her home at kechl la
Wednesday.
dr. -
oh The Baptist Missionary Socie
held its regular meeting. last We
nd nesday withMesdames, Holt al
'ch Stokes.
erS o
,de While hauling wood last We
The nesday one of the Hill boys h
the misfortune to have a mi
YER go through a bad bridge near
ay- Hines residence and break a /
ay-
full The birthday party given
the Methodist Ladies Aid at
cen home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W
nv. ton Monday night was we'll
,ht, tended there bling about one HI
dred guests present. The mel!
ISL bors, people from Elton and
large delegation from Raymc