The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03
PERSONAL MENTION AND
ITEMS OF INTEREST
(By Our Staff Reporter)

is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Doan, this week.
Miss Alice Miller who is teaching
school at DeQuincy, spent ThanksgiV'
ing at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Miller.
R. S. Greer and SOM, Charlesberry'
returned from st. Patricks sanlfarl'
um SaturdayCharlesberry having un'
derwent an operation about two weeks
ago is able to be out on the street
some, and is steadily recovering.
Henry Smith went to Houston, Tex
Tuesday evening on business and TO
visit his daughter.
NJ. H. Anderson Of Elton was a
business visitor in town Thursday.
Wilford Shoemaker went to Orange
Texas, last week, having accepted EN-
ployment there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Yantis, MT A
la. Grow, Mrs. Anthony Hebert ana
Mrs. I. E. Doan and baby went tc
Lake Charles Wednesday, calling on
1.-The Welsh patients at the sanitarium'
i Mrs. D. c., Hebert returned home
1 from Lake Charles Sunday, having
tIbeen with her sister, Mrs. George Al
| exander at the sanitarium for few
days. Mrs. Alexander is reported te
be improving nicely.
Miss Emma Lawson and little T. 7,
J returned from Lake Charles Wednes
lday morning, after spending a Few
days there visiting friends.
} Miss Bernice Sullivan of Iowa spent
Wednesday and Thursday visiting at
the home OF Mrs. Best.
OIL w. D. Jones of Iowa was business
visitor in town Wednesday.
The Earnest Workers Glass OF the
Methodist Sunday School held their
0 regular monthly meeting at the home
Iof Elberta Doan. Ten members and
their teacher, Mrs. E. c. Willard, ans.
0 wered to roll call with scripture verse
After the business session the girls
0 worked on their class note DOORS
6 which was very interesting, especially
1.-THE maps; The hostess, Mrs. |. E
Doan, served refreshments consisting
6 Iof apples, kumQuats and peanuts
Those present were Mrs. E, G.. vii
/, lard, Mrs, /. e. Doan, MoniQue Wei
Id6n, Freda Scoggins, Kathryn Bower
Phoebe Powell, Reta Fuller, Frances
Willard, Freda Miller, Elberta Doar
and Adel Radeke.
Mrs. T. C. Simmons and daughters
Mildred Bridges and Misses Essi'
Johnston and Eula Walker were shoI
n ping in Lake Charles Saturday.
Miss Ella Hebert returned to LAX
Charles Sunday after visiting her pal
n ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Hebeft
N during the Thanksgiving holidays.
". Miss Eldia Goodreau went to Bato
~ Rouge Tuesday to spend a few day
g. Visiting friends.
IN Miss Alice Carr returned to Poi
,d Arthur, Texas, Sunday after visitin
st lher parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Car
Ou and other relatives.
nd Miss Fern vap Ness, who is teacl
,st ing at Crowley spent the weeker
with home folS
Chas. C. Carligle and daughter, Ha
riet, George Alexander and A. A. Gro
went to Lake Charles Monday evenil
to visit their folks at the sanitariul
'ut Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Haines, A,
at Crow, and Mrs. Crows sister, MI
Bile Simmons, visited in Lake Charles Su
day.
md John W. Barnett and family OF
RS. ton visited relatives in town Mc
isc day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reeve wt
ap shopping in Lake Charles Saturday.
u Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Gault and J
sh', and Mrs. L. H. Sanders visited at
nus home of C. 6. West Sunday.
,,.o Mesdames. A. R. McBurney and
- e. Taught attended the sessions
the State Federated Clubs in Ba
,o.v Rouge this week.
Raymond Howard, the eight y
old son Of the Journals editor is
azeIISt Patrick's sanitarium, having
!, atIderwent an operation for appendic
on wednesday noon. His mother is s
~. r,is1, htss. and we are clad to