The Rice belt journal., 1921-06-04

win who was hurriedly rushed TO
st. Patrick'S Sanitarium, is doing
nicely after an operation for ap-
pendicitiS.
A. eleanor.
. FENTDN TOPICS.
Fenton, May 29.-The body of
Private Alcine Vidrine arrived in
Fenton Friday morning at11:30
o'clock. The body was shipped
from France to Ed. Vidrine Of our
vicinity, and was kept over night
at Mr.. Ed. Vidrine'S awaiting the
arrival of some of the family
Some from Lake Charles and
Others from BaSile. The remains
of Mr.. Alcine were laid to rest in
the LeBIue grave yard east of Fen
ton Saturday.
C. E. Harvey, the veterinary
from Kinder and Mr.. Louis IRENE
of Elton were in our midst We'd
nesday afternoon vacinating Mr..
Louis Treme'S cattle at Ed. Vi
drine'S.
Judge A. V. Peloquin of Fenton
is in receipt of a letter from Mr..
Henderson Guzman of 95th Aero
Squadron, Kelly Camp, No. 2, San
Antonio. Texas, stating that his
commanding officer has advised
him of his discharge in the near
future.
Mr.. Arcan VarviIle and family
Tad LeBlue and family of Kinder
motored through Fenton Sunday
morning on their way to Lake
Charles to visit friends and rela-
|tiveS.
Mrs. H. G. Patterson of Fenton
returned FAday from Jackson
Miss, where she witnessed the
graduation of her sister.
Mr.. Sidney Pitre has given to
the Catholic Society of Fenton, a
horse valued at fifty dollars. The
same is now being raffled at SO
cents a chance and the proceeds
of same will be added to the So
ciety funds.
Mr.. A. Augustine of WoodIawn
spent Sunday the guest of her
brother and SiSter-in-Iaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. V. Peloquin.
VIM. K. Monks and Miss Sadie
Sutherlin were quietly married
in Jennings Wednesday afternoon
June 1st. Mr.. Monks is a promi,
nent farmer residing in the Fen,
ton neighborhood. His bride has
just finished a successful term as
teacher in the Edna school. Mr.
and Mrs. Monks are at present al
home with Mr.. and Mrs. R. E
Hoag near Fenton, where they are
receiving the heartiest congratu.
lationS from many friends.
The closing exercises of the
Fenton school which were helC
at the school auditorium Thurs.
day evening, May 26th, were wit
messed by a large audience. The
teachers and pupils deserve 6
great deal of praise and credit fol
their efforts and the entertain.
ment. The costumes were unique
and especially sweet was the lit
| tie bride and groom and flower
girl of the Tom Thumb Wedding
We especially mention these tots
though all did excellent in theil
parts.
Before the entertainment was
entered into, the audience was en-.
tertained by little Miss Rose May
Mills. Before the entertainment the
certificates and prizes were award
ed. Certificates were given to the
| following: Helen Patterson, Lowe
Mills, and Miron Fenton, who
have completed grammer school.
Helen Patterson, Besie Pitre anC
Martha Mannheim were awarded
Iprizes for best class work. Mirror
| Fenton and Edwin Miller were
awarded prizes for best conduct.
The program consisted of the
Tom Thumb Wedding; Reading
ESma Pitre; Song, "Harrigan" by
| five girls and one boy; May Pole
Drill, Eight girls; Reading, Martha
Mannheim; Reuben and Rachel Dri
by four boys and four girls; Read
ing, "Lasca" by Miss Austin; Coor
vile kiStocrat club, two scenes.
1t would be hard to pick out one
better than the others. The pro
gram showed hard work on tht
part of the pupils and teachers
Home talent are always appreciat
ed and we hope to have more fol
next year.
SUNSHINE.