SIMSBORO COMMUNITY NEWS HIGHLIGHTS VISITORS AND VISITS
Local notes from SIMSBORO on April 8 list visitors to Winnfield Arcadia and nearby towns. Social rounds include dinners, family visits, and attendance at a District Conference in Cibsland. Notables include Mrs. John Huckaby returning to Oklahoma City and Miss Gladys Slimmoions and Miss Mattie Sue Simmons as weekend guests.
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Simsboro
Cc. W. Tatum
Winnfield i
Jeff Napper
R. B. Tiester
Arcadia
R. H. Spencer
Calude Ford
D. F. Harrington
Haughton
Chas. King
Emma Dring
John Huckaby
Oklahoma City
Okla
Suday
M. Waldron
Gladys Slimmoions
Mattie Sue Simmons
Vienna
Lionel Wright
Ardis Jackson
Baton Rouge
Tein
Rey
W. T. Strain
O. E. Evans
F. J. Watson
Corinth Social Notes highlight local visits and gatherings
Corinth reports a string of visitors and host events. Hanna Bennett and Jessie Rives joined Tommy Rives and others for Hollywood Follies, while families from Hico Bienville Simsboro and Dubach dropped in for weekends and Sunday gatherings. Recovery updates note J L Reynolds and Marshall Guthrite returning home after illnesses.
Weekend social in Hico and area draws many visitors
Mrs A C Higginbotham and children, W D Cleonis and A C of Bienville, along with Mr and Mrs Quiver Hauck of Simsboro, were weekend guests of Mrs W W Farley. The Aycocks and Lewis family visited Mrs R C Caldwell in Dubach. Lillian ONeal of Sibley stayed with her sister Mrs R C Alexander. Mrs Carrie Deason and Mrs Ophelia Barnett of Jonesboro visited Mrs Tom Murphy. V C Rives visited Gibsland relatives. J A Pendergrass stayed with son O D Pendergrass in El Dorado. Layton Farley, Jamie Robinstn, Horace Hanks visited Hilly. many youths went to see She Little Clodhopper. M W Aycock and Glynn of Lisbon hosted Mrs Charles Rhodes. R C Alexander and family attended New Prospect church.
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HICO
A. C. Higginbotham
W. D. Cleonis
A. C
Bienville
W. W. Farley
Quiver Hauck
Simsboro
Paul Aycock
Carl Lewis
Baby Daugter
Martha Sue
Dubach
R. C. Caldwell
Lillian O'Neal
Sibley
R. C. Alexander
Carrie Deason
Ophelia Barnett
Jonesboro
Tom Murphy
V. C. Rives
Gibsland
J. A. Pendergrass
O. D. Pendergrass
el Dorado
Messrs
Layton Farley
Jamie Rob Instn
Horace Hanks
Hilly
Clodhopper
M. W. Aycock
Glynn
Lisbon
Charles Rhodes
New Prospect
Cortez Farley
Jesse Simmons
Marvin DeFreese
Monroe
B. F. DeFreese
Louis Ray
R. N. Harris
James Nolan
J.M
T. Nolan
Ira Harrison
Bert, Hood
J. F. Harris
J. M. Harrison
Jeff Alexander
Vienna
B. Colvin
Cooktown
Luther Frazier
Louella Simmons
The Clodhopper Play Aims at Antioch Sunday School
Antioch Sunday School’s play The Clodhopper drew a good crowd at Hilly Saturday night with admissions proceeds shared by Hilly and Antioch Sunday Schools. Local gatherings note Mrs. C L Trussell hosting, while Miss Mary Dring led a Sunday School picnic. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Commie Clark of Downsville and Mr. Jack Smith returning from the Ruston Lincoln sanitarium. Community club supported Mr. Andrew Ledford with a working event, as his health limits activity.
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Antioch
Hilly
Carol Hedgepeth
Alverne
Wilma Nobles
C. L. Trussell
Mary Dring
Commie Clark
Downsville
B. F. Cargill
Jack Smith
Ruston-Lincoln Sanitarium
Luther Hedgepeth
Greenwood Delaware Social Notes and Births
Greenwood April notes list sick list members and visitors, births at J W Elkins and Jesse Simmons, and many local visits. Mentions weather possibly influencing church services next Saturday and Sunday with invitations extended.
Cross Roads Community Notes From Allie Pilgreen
Mrs Clara Owens of Monroe visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Joy Henry at Cross Roads April 8. Many locals, including Miss Leslye Pilreen of Beotra Vex, Mr S F Sutton of Arcadia, and Leonard Roland of Munroe, are mentioned with family visits and church attendance. A neighborhood megro minstrel is planned at Cross Road school next Friday April 11 with 15 and 25 cent admission.
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Cross Roads
Clara Owens
Monroe
Joy Henry
Leslye Pilereen
Biectra
Vex
J. B. Pilresn
FR. Sutton
Arcadia
Leonard Roland
Munroe Visted
F. S. Dead
Vada Maroni Silk Pilcreen
Dan Hammond
Frances Nobles
Levi McCrary
J. S. Hammond
J. M. Harrison
Charlie Heard
Cross Road
W. E. Scriber
Bessie Alice
Lisbon
George Green
Dog Rescue Reward In New Orleans Woman Offers Fifty Dollars
Nine years after being separated during a car crash at Claiborne and St Anthony streets Mrs. D Case still seeks her brindle pit dog. The aging pet with a gray face and chewed ears is valued for loyalty and the owner offers a 60 dollar reward for the dog's return.
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New Orleans
Ginger Paralyzes 3 More In Memphis
Three Mississippi men were paralyzed from the waist down after Jamaica ginger poisoning. Frank Thornton 28 Leslie Searight 21 both of Faulkner and T N McCoy 29 Walnut were brought to Memphis hospitals in serious condition.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Jake
Jamaica
Frank Thornton
Leslie Searight
Faulkner
T. N. McCoy
Walnut
Train derailment rocks Dixon Mississippi route
A locomotive and three coaches of Illinois Central train 202 on the Vicksburg division derailed late last night three miles west of Dixon. The crew escaped with minor bruises and no passengers were hurt. The wreck halted the train which was moving slowly for a horse on the track. Oil driller "Peanuts" Love fell and broke an arm while inspecting the scene.
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Jackson
Misa
Illinois Central
Fashion Show Gown Display Draws City’s Elegant Crowd
Mannequins selected from the city’s fairest women and girls will wear Lewis & Company spring and summer dresses at Fridays Fashion Show. The New Astor hall is expected to attract a large, refined audience, with many out of town visitors anticipated.
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el Dorado
Ark
L. J. Foster
Foster
Lewis & Company
New Astor Theatre
Astor
New Powder Kills Rats and Mice Adv
An advertisement promotes Squill Kill a red squill powder claimed to kill rats and mice while safe for livestock pets and poultry. It touts USDA cost savings per rat of 1.36 annually and notes the product is not a poison, available at Marbury Drug Company Barnesville Ohio for 50 cents.
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United States Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Marbury Drug Company
Squill Kill Drug Co
Barnesville
Ohio
Win Battle To Cap 30 Barrel Gusher Near Mary Sudik Well
Workmen brought the Mary Sudik oil well under control in Oklahoma City after more than a month of dangerous flow. They placed a steel collar and secured master gate connections, shutting in the well that had poured about 30,000 barrels of oil and 200,000,000 cubic feet of gas. Divers also salvaged several thousand tons of linen cloth from the sunken Italian steamer Revenna near Genoa.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Mary Sudik
Indian Territory
Tluminating Company
Genoa
Italy
Revenna
Ruston Girl Chosen to Head Brenau Group
Miss Hazel Meeks daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Meeks of Ruston was elected president of Brenau College Alpha Chi Omega for 1930 1931 and named Official representative for the chapter at the national convention in Del Monte California. At seventeen she is one of Brenau’s youngest and has a long record of academic honors including honor rolls and top freshman average. Several Ruston girls are at Brenau as sorority members and probationary grades are listed for the new club’s formation. Portraits of local students and their scholastic standings accompany the notice.
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Rus
Hazel M
J.P Meek
Alpha Chi Omega
Brenau Calles
Cainesville
Georgia
Mees
del Monte
California
Georgia College
Miss Meeks
Ruston
Jackson
Mary Olive Davis
Mary Leckie
Charlotte Davis
Brenau
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
New Fraternity Organized at Louisiana Tech
A group of Louisiana Tech men formed a club under faculty approval with the aim of becoming a national Greek letter social fraternity. Officers elected are F. C. Haley president L. L. Brewton vice president W. H. Britt secretary L. Parker treasurer C. J. Gilbert sentinel and C. F. Blank sergeant at arms. After six months as a club, they will seek permission to become a local fraternity from the Tech organizations committee.
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Li T Thewtin
OL J. Gilbert
C.F. Pogue
Rou
Andrews
B. F. Shell
J. A. Green
Tow. Hogan
J. A. Castell
H.C. Eintppa
J.B. Celvin
G. W. Walker
C. L. Parker
Bhaatt
Walpole
Blank
B. Pirkie
C. Haley
J. B. Wyche
JW. Pritter
Louisiana Tech
F. C. Haley
L. L. Brewton
W. H. Britt
Tech Organizations Committee
Yazoo City Editor Shot By Mayor Succumbs
Yazoo City Miss April 2 Prank it Birdsall editor and member of the Sats Vax commission died early today of bullet wounds received at the hands i Mayor J A Strickiin yesterday who after the shooting killed himself The shooting stemmed from an old feud over Birdsalls paper reporting on the Indictment last year of the mayor in a cattle theft case Birdsall was 65 years old.
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Yazco City
Miss
Birdsall
Sats Vax Commission
J. AL Strickiin
Yazoo City
Probe of Jai Sales Launched In Texas
An extensive investigation by federal and state prohibition agencies targets Jamaica ginger sales in Northwestern Texas. A 144 bottle case was seized at Memphis in Fall County where over forty people suffered partial paralysis after consuming the liquor. four victims identified the confiscated liquor as part of the same lot.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Memphis
Fall County
Cow's Board Costs 125 to 175 Per Year Says Professor
Urbanal notes average cow maintenance runs from 125 to 175 dollars annually. Professor H. C. M. Case explains the figure helps owners calculate milk costs.
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Ella Dring
Mary Bess Tigain
Rubye Brown
Liggin
M. P. Scott
GC. L. Madden
Shreveport
Clyde Goodman
Perty
Hommnotree
Haynesville
Pauline Amos
E. O. Foster
J. C. Owen
A. P. Foster
Jim Napper
Corinth
Aubrey Strother
Hanna Bennett
Jessie Rives
Tom Rives
Buster Douglas
Lee Williams
Chester McClung
Hollywood
J. W. Owen
F. M. Strother
J. M. Strother
E. A. Young
Matt Young
J. E. Young
Elvin Burgess
Curtys Farley
Odis Loyd
L. R. Wilson
J. T. Williams
Reggie Napper
Baby
Marvin Matthews
Marshall Guthrite
Andrew Ledford
Ledford
Walter Riser
Castor
Melvin Hines
Greenwood
Leroy DeFreese
Hodge
Miss A McCullin
S. B. Colvin
J. M. Wright
Luther Gustafson
Eva
Gustafson
W. E. Delaney
C. A. Trussell
May A. Hughes
J. E. Baggatty
Allie Pilgreen
Hazel Meeks
Tn Askng
Wou Limas
New
Louisiana
The
Louisiana Rating and Fire Prevention Bureau
Insurance Commission
Fire Prevention Bureau
Hue
Louisiana Rating Are Fire Prevention Bureau
Butea
Vyhe
Cantal Hank
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