Ruston and Surrounding Visit Notes Across Week
A compilation of Ruston area social and business visitors, residents traveling for rallies, and engagements from Monday to Tuesday. Names include J Rhode Smith Elmsboro HL McKnight at Shreveport trips, Leane Belle Gough, Fred Gray, C D Lewis Camp Claiborne parish, Alline Shields Ruth Harkins Homer, W W Davis Daytona Beach trip, T R Kelley Miles Tatum Caroline Emery Colfax Ellen Morris Ouachita City, A H May Lafayette Pan American Life convention, Miss Sallie Keys Natchitoches, and numerous rally and visiting attendees from Simsboro Minden Bernice and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mts
HL. McKnight
Gor
Shreveport
Mias
Leane Belle Gough
Fred . Gray
Standard
C. D. Lewis
Little Daugher
Camp
Claiborne Parish
Alline Shields
Ruth Harkins
Homer
W. W. Davis
Robert Brown
Messrs
T. R. Kelley
Miles Tatum
Caroline Emery
Colfax
Ellen Morris
Ouachita City
A. H. May
Lafafette
Louisiana
Pan- American Life Insurance
Mabel and
Blanche
Eloise Mays
Mr. May
Lafayette
May
Pan-American Insurance
Sallie E
Keys
Natchitoches
Ethel Keys
R. L. Jones
Simsboro
Ruston
Lillian Ivey
Junction City
H. E. Cruse
Annice Johnson
Sterlington
Floyd Brown
el Dorado
W. E. Lyles
Winnfield
Edgar Frasier
W. F. Andrews
Ardis Jackson
Caroline Hall
Pontchatoula
Dock” Autrey
Beverly Mills
Haynesville
New Orleans
Helen Wright
Chatham
Principel Bankston
Winnfield High School
Lake Charles
State Federation of Labor
Baton Rouge
Erich McCarthy
Frank McCarthy
Sugartown
Ben McCarthy
Baxter Braswell
Monroe
P. P. Knokles
M. C. Stockbridge
John A. Sewall
Ghreveport Yeater
Y. Fein
Bhreveport
Bula Brian
Tremie Lee Cook
Tullos
la. Tech
Bernice
Miss Cook
E. L. Walker
T. H. McEachern
E. W. Lowe
E. Brown
Ethel
Addie Truman
Jennings
Amanda
Carmelee Corley
Ardelia Chanler
Elsie Turner
Minden
Marthilde Lowe
McIntyre Webster Parish
George Harper
Miriam Harper
Morris McKnight
H. L. McKnight
American Legion
J. R. Hines
J. J. Timpson
Mesdames Hines
Ford
Calhoun
North Louisiana
Tech
Reggie McFarlane
J. E. Pefferkorn
Houma
Frances Asrey
Ritchie
Camden
Arkansas
Annie Davis
Connie Baldridge
Clara V. Moore
Ruth Harrell
Dayline High School
J. D. Cassity
P. C. Wells
Newberry
South Carolina
Cassity
Wells
Edgar E. Guest
Mrs. Wells
Elias
Miinteces Tee Hamm
Onion Parish
Farmerville
Pardue
Frank Grow
Indian Villa
Mra
J. &. Meredith
Lote Sinclair
Louis Gilbert
Lisbon
Dovline
W. 5
Harrell
Collinsworth
Sibley
Luia Hammond
Terry
Bilenville
McHowell
Lottie Webber
Patti Williams
J. W. Williams
Stanley Spaln
Timpson
Texas
Fred Kihneman
West Monroe
P. L. Meadows
Seattle
Washington
Gilland Burch
Gladys Rabb
Waco
Hornet
McKee
Haynesville News
Clyde Frasier
Geraldine Revells
Choudrant
Kate Farris
A. J. Mashaw
W. T. Strain
Hartwell Riser
Bill Pargeson
Longstreet
Murphy Bell
Ada Parrish
Norman Kinman
Betty Jo
Helen Patterson
Lallage Lisemore
C. W.tatum
Bank of Simshoro
Frank Kelley
Longstraw
D. L. Bart
Mises Christine Lee
Paul Baughman
J. A. Clenton
Athens
Gravens
Will McLaurin
Charles Peterson
Vienna
Bert Colgin
Jack Coombs
R. H. Coombs
Norman McDonald
Sarah
Emmett Strother
Strother
W. F. Roux
John Roux
W. F. Lott
Charles Carpenter
Betty
Eunice
D. S. Calhoun
Ruth Murphy
Ruthie Oakland
Manning May
Ruston- Lincoln Sanitarium
Hale Edwards
Margaret
Trout
Melvin Riser
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Tom Riser
Walker Riser
Jim Mercer
Mary Hodges
Louise Deas
Howard Warren
Belle Calhoun
George P. Bush
Arcadia
Jacksonville
Florida
J. S. Summersill
Ethel Roach
Hillcrest Grammar School
Frank Willis
Henry Mows
New York City
N. Y
Hugh and
Hal Price
Fragmentary Historical Sage Text on fig and time
A cryptic 1930 note mentions fruiting and ripening with phrases about figs and timing. It references Western Nevada and Epictetus, implying a moral on preparation before growth. The fragmentary lines hint at caution against rushing outcomes.
Sunday Night Supper Sandwitch Delights On A Cool Night
Appealing hot sandwiches for a cool evening include Mock Crab Sandwich with grated cheese butter mustard anchovy paste olives and pimento garnish served hot on toasted bread Prune Sandwich Fried uses soaked prunes sugar and cinnamon between crustless bread dipped in pancake batter and fried Hot Egg Sandwich combines hard boiled eggs parsley capers butter cornstarch light cream and optional curry served on buttered toast with drawn butter or cream sauce
Visitors and locals gather for Easter events in Shreveport area
Shreveport hosted a week of guests from Monroe Dubberly El Dorado Ruston and Vernon while families joined in rallies and church fund drives for the Methodist Orphanage in Ruston. Notables Earl Long and Robert Maestri visited with local residents during weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Nathan King
Monroe
Max Jordan
Dubberly
Mississippi
George Blake
Donald
el Dorado
F. E. Brown
Elva Leggett
Beech Springs
C. BE. Leggett
Myrtis Faulk
Calhoun
Rosamond
Horace Cassity
Elvira Feaver
Vernon
Oscar McAllister
Kathleen Hendricks
Ruston
Corrine Hendricks
Elms Grove
T. A. Hendricks
Gil Ham
Louisiana
Paul Davis
N. W. Sentell
Plain Dealing
Alabama Church
Leon Taylor
Stewart Hunt
Earl Long
Robert Maextri
Conservation Department of
Baton Rouge
Beauty Spots Signify Wealth and Fate Says Madame Magazine
The American Madame Magazine cites quirky extracts from a volume titled the Book of Notable Things. It explains beauty spots on various body parts signal riches, fortune, fruitful motherhood, wisdom, or convention. The column records playful interpretations and cautions readers to watch the spots’ placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Magazine
The Fate of Beauty Spots in Old Wit and Lore
An antiquated quip lists facial and body marks as signs of wealth, poverty, virtue, and vice. It notes spots on the forehead, lips, ears, ankles, heart, and other areas as omens or character clues. A 1658 poem quoted describes beauty patches and celestial signs pasted on brows.
Billions Lost Through Waste By Personal Carelessness
S. W. Straut argues waste costs run to billions in fires, distribution, weed control, accidents, crime, and home life. He cites estimates from the National Board of Fire Underwriters Armour & Co. Wilbur and others, urging thrift education and thrift in individual habits to reduce losses and boost national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Straut
American Society For Thrift
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Armour & Co
United States
Wilbur
National Safety Council
Extra for Roads Allotted by Hyde Across States
Secretary Arthur M. Hyde apportioned 48 states and Hawaii 48,750,600 of the extra 50 million authorized for Federal aid highways in the 1931 budget. The 1932 and 1933 authorizations total 126 million annually, with apportionments based on area, population and post road mileage under state and U S Department of Agriculture supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Hyde
Tates
Hawaii
Congress
Hoover
Ryde
State Highway Departments
Bureau of Public Roads
U. S Department of Agriculture
Abstemlougy and Fer Entiously Word Play
A playful note observes that the terms abstemlougy and fer entiously contain all the wowere da consecutive erdez. It notes the curious letter sequences and treats the word formations as a linguistic curiosity without asserting a broader claim or sourcing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Rhode Smith
Elmsboro
Ruson
Louise Sellers
Louise Hinton
Linville
Lena Brown
John Head
Olivia Peden
Bastrop
A. E. Peden
Nellie B. Cross
Crowley
Alvin R. Christovich
Court House
J. Rush Wimberly
Howard Weever
Louisiana Tech
Ethel Mayes
W. H. Mayes
Sikes
Fred Mitchell
Baby
J. Lomax
Rosa Pearl Terrell
Floyd Lindsey
George Thorpe
Bente Lyles
Joe
Fred Milling
Vernon Cupp
Ark
M. B. Cupp
Maud Phillips
Margaret Dean
Max
Haynessville
Nev
Hyde