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licioiiH refreshments were served.Ladles of the Methodist Missionary Society Entertain on Monday.The ladies of the Methodist missionary society entertained at a delightful social gathering on Monday afternoon at the church in honor of Mrs. H. N, Johnson and Mrs. R, M. Brown.Bidding the guests welcome were the president, Mrs. Ayers and the six circle leaders, Mesdames Paul Davis, John Staples, Ben Smith, S. L. Barksdale, P. D, Neilson and Clyde Connell.Entertaining in detail was the colorful program which was arranged by-Mrs. Add Thompson. A group of musical numbers designed to per!ray the social life of * the foreign population among which our missionaries work in America, were featured by Mrs. Galen Davis in becoming Spanish costume, Mrs. Ben Rush in the costume of a native Chinese girl, Miss Eugenia Seated as an Italian princess, Miss Katherine Tooke in the garb of an Italian girl and Masters Junior Rainwater and Joe Davidson were cleverly disguised as little negro boys. Joe and Junior brought their dogs along and as the four sat and rested for a while, Mrs. Abe Gann and Mrs. Add Thompson sang a negro spiritual. Miss Annie Ruth Brown added much to the pleasure of the guests with her piano selections.A lively game of conversation followed, and there was a “kitchen contest the purpose of which v, as to discuss the four brightest minds present. This proved impossible, so it was decided to award the trophy to the has I. lady who would rise and announce Unit she was the brightest person present. Then, to Mrs. P. D, NoiJson fell a box containing four chocolate cookies topped with pink icing.As a delightful close lo it very pleasant afternoon, a chicken salad course! was served.made by Coach Bob Wynn of Tech this morning after the change had been effected by a long distance telephone conversation with Coach Curtis Parker of Centenary.Coach Wynn said that the changeR11VOUS SUFFERINGLady Says She Took Cardui, Felt Better fn a Few Weeks, and Steadily Gained Health.Moscow, Ohio.—“I had been in awful, bad health for months and months,” says Mrs. Cynthia Staton, of this place. ‘'My nerves were ‘all to pieces,’ and I was all run-down.“My back hurt all the time,-and I had to drag myself around the house. My legs ached and I worried all the time. I could not stand the least noise. The least little thing upset me.One day, I read a Ladies Birthday Almanac that my husband brought home, and I thought I •would try the medicine I read about in it—-Cardin.“I began taking Cardui, and in a few weeks I felt myself getting much better. I took it for several months, as I was steadily gaining in health, When I finished taking Cardui, I fell; fine,“Since that time, thirty yearn ago, I have taken Cardui several times when I needed a tonic to help build rue up, and it has always helped me. X give it to my daughters and I have recommended it to others. I think it is a fine medicine.”Great numbers of women, of all ages, have written to tell how they nave been helped back to good health by taking Cardui. NC-218
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Ruston Daily Leader
Ruston, Louisiana, US
Tue, Jan 14, 1930
Page 2
Full Page
Clipped by
Lincoln P.
NA, 13 Aug 2019
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