Ruston notes list of visitors and local updates
The Ruston Daily notes a flood of visitors and illnesses across town. Lucy McLeod travels to Missouri. Gertrude Chism of Shelby visits. Helen Dunn visits Homer. multiple Delhis and Athens visitors. medical updates on Ray Barr and Dr. Wynn family. Details include missionary conference attendees, a new baby Frances Alison Monroe, and several guests from Monroe, Bastrop, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Lucy McLeod
Missouri
Fred Nevins
Gertrude Chism
Shelby
Mississippi
Helen Dunn
Homer
Mise Blanche Shockley
Della
Jacqueline Taylor
Delhi
Tech
J. T. Maddry
Misa al- Hine
Maddry
Allen Delosch
Athens
Broadnax
Little Dorothy
Oak Grove
William James
Jackson
Tennessee
D. W. Bond
Will Morgan
Clovis
New Mexico
Floyd Brown
R. H Wynn
Ruston
Robert Wynn
Wynn
Yenderest
Dorothy May Colvin
W. Colvin
Dorothy
Baton Rouge
Add Thompson
Fred Adams
Louella Warren
Morton Kavanaugh
Women’s Missionary Society of
Trinity Methodist Church
Charles Gullatt
Drucilla White
Bastrop
Lois Greeg
Monroe
Harry Howard
Ruth Wilson
Eliza Bessums
Haynesville
J. B. Thompson
McComb
Messrs
Frank
Jack Harris
Dell Harris
Leona Baker
Tallulah
Mgr
Frank Monroe
Lincoln
Frances Alison Monroe
Grace Anders
Dodson
Eva Wroten
Minden
Hattie May Armstrong
el Dorado
Sne Boone
Virgie Wyatt
Atlanta
Margaret Sample
Blanchard Ledbetter
Johnnie Willard
Thelma Knox
Thomas
H. ©. Knox
Winnfield
Mary
Kenneth Hightower
T. L. Jones
Pearl Jones
Alma
Jeannette Reade
Colfax
Martha Hennery
Joe Flennery
Alexandria
W. K. Duncan
E. N. Faulk
Faulk
8. B. Ritchie
Ela Gordon
Janie Gordon
Claude Horn
Margaret
Gordon Horne
Camden
Arkansas
R. H. Wynn
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Maryind
David W. Thomas
Marshall
Longview
Texas
Louisiana
Ray Barr
Oliver Barr
Ruston-Lincoln Sanitarium
Mr. George Land
Jack Temple
Vera Temple
Payette
Otho Temple
Walter Barr
Ray
George Singleton
Arnandville
Lar. Periios
Singleton
Meo
EL WO
Priday
Bobbe Jean. Jr
J. H. Stephenson
Mico
Emmett Loyd
Little One
Meeks
Brenau
W. & Griffin
D'Arbonne
Helen Sullivan
B. H. Rainwater
Dottie White
Fannie Hancock
Helen Daniels
Bob
Jonesville
Henriettg Carver
Natchitoches
Miles Young
Howard Kenner
Warner
Jonesboro
F. Harper
H. L. Campbell
Ruston-Lincoln
Eva Wade
Frank Wade
Calhoun
Vienna
John Feazel
Eros
Jack Fretwell
John Fretwell
Johnnie Sheppard
Joe Singer
Johnnie Lindsey
Gertrude Griggs
Hodge
Clyde Woodard
Ashville
North Carolina
C. A. Griggs
West Ruston
W.S. Lacy
Bellhaven College
Margaret Rainwater
Oakridge
Miss Rainwater
J. W. Lindsey
Brooks Lindsey
Mangham
Oklahoma
J. H. Martin
Mr. Martin
Martin
Stuart Hunt
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
J. L. Nash
Baby
Louise Fontenot
E. G. Holland
Wille May DeLarue
W. E. Horton
Houston
W. M. U. Social Event of Monday at First Baptist
The Fifth Monday W. M. U. meeting of the First Baptist church was held Monday afternoon in the church parlor with broad participation from church circles. Mrs. G. C. Latimer led the program of songs contests and stunts. Rev. W. J. Bolin oversaw a Bible history spelling match with sides chosen, Readers were Mrs. Dell Thatcher and Mrs. D. M. Pyburn, and Thatcher’s side won an old-time bouquet. A salad course followed the games, and interest grows for another fifth Monday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
First Church
G. C. Latimer
W. J. Bolin
Dell Thatcher
D. M. Pyburn
Ruston Friends Remember W H H Newell in Anderson Musical
Mrs. W H H Newell of Anderson South Carolina hosted a musical in tribute to Ruston friends and memories of the city. Guests included Mrs J M Bigham and Mrs W B Garrett with a program of piano and vocal solos, performed by local ladies and guests from Anderson College and other nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
W. H. H. Newell
G. V. Haygood
J. A. Pruitt
Roy M. Peterson
Orono
Newell
Neh Keith
Aubrey Pruitt
Henry Pruitt
Marviles Newell
Betty McNeece
Charles Green
Eula Mae Dillinghiai
Willola Garrett
G. W. Chambers
Mis Chambers
Ihe
Wo H. Newell, Jr
Wo EH
Alex Skelton
Mio
J. L. Heaton
Mes
Pat Duiigham
Aubrey Allen
Hula Muu Marshall
Miss Culver
Anderson College
Eastland Grammar School Entertains With Playlet
Eastland grammar school pupils in Mrs C A Barnett’s department presented a chapel playlet titled Foreign Children. The program featured four girls preparing geography lessons, a Japanese girl Betty Mount and a series of international characters including Harold Jones as an Arab chief, Nita Frasier as a Swiss girl, Velma Nelson as a Hungarian Gypsy with violin, Lucille Land as an American Indian, Camille Sitar and Saran Berry as attendants, with music from the Gypsy violin and piano accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Barnett
Eastland Grammar School
Sway
Betty Mount
Lfe
Harold Jones
Desert
Nita Frasier
Velma Nelson
Luite
Camille Sitar
Saran Berry
Ballaia
Has
Rudd
Clarence Bradford
Pierian Club Hosts Saturday Meeting and Easter Cards
The Pierian Club held a Saturday afternoon meeting at Mrs. A. W. Hadley’s home with co host Mrs. W. R. Pratt. Delegates were chosen for a Federated Clubs gathering in Rayville. A debate on should women serve on juries favored the affirmative. Easter windows in business houses display religious and humorous cards, garden motifs, and new cross designs across parchment and cut out formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierian Club
A. W. Hadley
W. R.pratt
P. D. Neilson
Federated
Rayville
W. T
Habison
G. W
W. R. Pratt
Chuir
G. A. Adams
May Be Canonized Mother Seton Seeks Sainthood
A document proposes Mother Elizabeth Seton as the first American canonized by the Catholic Church. Born August 1774 near Bowling Green, she founded a Baltimore school that shaped the U.S. parochial system. Her life linked to New York, Maryland, and Columbia University, with early Catholic interest sparked in Italy. Clarice is described in travelogue imagery praising Mexico and a child pageant featuring Edith Tallaferro and a national-anthem finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ball
R. W. Patterson
Pearl Lowery
Fombey
Bernice
M. E. Norris
Joe Norris
Claudia B. Norris
Monroe
W. &. Horton
Betty
Benjy, Brown
David McLure
Houston
Texas
Gracie Lann
Webb Lann
Coushatta
Jess Harris
Rustuli- Lincoln
Alice May Huey
Central School
Delht
K. Muay
Elgabeth Seton
Sisters of
Chaplin
America
Mother Seton
New York
Maryland
Bowling Green
Tidtorrd Bailey
Wing's College
Coltumbia
Cabbage Delight and Vegetable Salads Featured Menu
A collage of kitchen tips and recipes highlighting Cabbage Delight with greens, onions, and oranges. Also notes on blenching dandelion greens, a citrus souffle, and vegetable dishes to boost appetite and stamina. Includes advice on dressing, blanching, and serving with lemonade and herbal touches.
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Evelyn Ponder
Nelie Wallace Kelly
Dorothy Kerlin
Horner
Mary Olive Davis
Levitte Connell
Dubberly
Miss Connell
Janes Hughes
J. A. Clenton
W. H. Craven
Frank Craven
Shreveport
H. &L. McKnight
Annie Davis
Milared Mays
Gibsland
J. H. Mays
H. E. Wells
Marty
Texarkana
Jim Cole
Louisiana State University
J. P. Cole
Lacey Anderson
Jimmie
Charles Augustus
Fannie Anderso
W. M. Davis
Alex Hunt
Virgil Davis Hunt
Wallace Kelley
William Parr
Smackover
Ruth Parr
Edgar Simmons
Parr
Miss Ruth
Munroe
W. S. Andrews
Kim
Enslay
Frank Gustafson
Gustafson
Mattie Andrews
Ollie Gayne
Goyne
J. E. Howe
Leader
Howe
Edroina
John Harrington
Elizabeth Poole
Miro
Paul Davis
J. E. Caffery
Cleco
Caffery
Wiete
Patlyn Bslavagge
Catle
M. W. Scalell
Sutevepore
Lou Reti Dting
Janes Franklin
Miss Liring
Mise Dring
Dubsach School
Franklin
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
South Carolina
The
Mexico
Clarence
Columbia
Edith Taliaferro
Edith
Children of All Nations
Lucille Land
Fay Odom
Gertrude Lyles
Shirley Franklin
Camille Minter
Edith Tallaferro
Sarah Berry
Wilma Nelson
Love Nelson
Melvin Golden
Mary Lois Texada
Dorothy Alexandria
Bartell
Thacan