Community News Notes Illness and Social Events
Hightower Dring is at home and improving rapidly after appendicitis surgery at Ruston Lincoln Sanitarium last week. Flower Shower guest lists include the Trussells and Trussell families, the Nobles, and other relatives. Easter lawn party hosts Miss Loriane Cox and a bowling of young people, with visits from Versie Russell and Miss Mildred Saint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Hightower Dring
Ruston-Lincoln Sanitarium
A. D. Tabor
Melvin Kirbo
Quitman
Malcolm Tabor
Oil City
Moya Tabor
Shreveport
Jim Pirkle
Ruston
Curtis Skinner
Betty Nobles
L. Trussell
Prank Trussell
Rob,Trussell
Virginia
W. J. Hines
Helen Cargill
Simsboro Social News Highlights Guests and Funeral
Simsboro locals report numerous out of town guests over the weekend led by Ragan Madden visiting family for the Faster holidays. Other visitors include C.8. Rowland of Jonesboro and Misses Norma Sanders Eva Houston from Shreveport. A number attended Berry Williams funeral at Oak Grove, his death a shock to friends.
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Simsboro
Ragan Madden
T. W. Madden
Lopez
Martin
Hughes
Evelyn Smith
Shreveport
Marvin Dye
Winnsboro
J. R. Smith
Rowland
Jonesboro
M. D. Evans
Christine
Gipson Herrin
T. Z. Sumlin
Litte Rock
Ark
Clyde Lann
Wilkinsburg
Ww. E. Lann
Norma Sanders
Eva Houston
Arvell Rasbury
Ina Kelley
Doris Kelley
Oakland
I. E. Kelley
Alymer Evans
Haynesville
Paul Wilks
Hilly
J. 8
Skinner
Berry Williams
Oak Grove
Corinth Social News Roundup for April Weekend
Corinth April 23. Mr Tom Rines visited Shreveport Friday and Saturday. KE L Loyd stayed with relatives in Homer over the weekend. Mrs Edwin Fincher and baby with Mrs E W Rines and children of Dubach were guests of their mother Mrs Sarah Rines Saturday. Rev and Mrs D D Cantrell of Homer and Mr Carl Bennett dined with Mr and Mrs J M Strother Sunday. Mr and Mrs Drew Fowler and children of Ruston were guests Sunday. Mrs Featherstone Murphy dined with Mr and Mrs J T Parley Sunday. L D Williams and children, Mr and Mrs Roy Murphy and children, Mrs Meeker Loyd and baby, Tiny Williams, Honor Bennett and Lee Murphy were guests of Mr and Mrs J W Stephenson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Cooper and daughter Joy visited relatives of H E Farley and J L Hood and families Sunday. Friends of Miss Birdie Lee Harrison regret she was taken to a Shreveport sanitarium for treatment after injuries from an automobile accident last week.
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Corinth
Tom Rines
Shreveport
KE. L. Loyd
Homer
Edwin Fincher
E. W. Rines
Dubach
Sarah Rines
D. D. Cantrell
Carl Bennett
J. M. Strother
Drew Fowler
Ruston
Featherstone Murphy
J. T. Parley
L. D. Williams
Roy Murphy
Meeker Loyd
Mises Tiny Williams
Honor Bennett
Lee Murphy
J. W. Stephenson
Floyd Cooper
Joy
H. £. Farley
J. L. Hood
Curtis Parley
Birdie Lee Harrison
Cross Roads
Jesse Duggan
Carl McCullen
Austin Davidson
Eva Dale Fallin
Red Bill” Sanford
Arcadia
Fannie Harrison
J. M. Harrison
Velma Cooper
Hico
Arthur Hood
Louis Greer
Roland Cook
Sim Nobles
Monroe
C. C. Nash
George Martin
BE. M. Davidson
Dan Hammond
J. B. Pilgreen
Leslye Pilgreen
J. B. Pligreen
Earnest Weir
Evelyn
Terryville
W. B. Weir
Katy
Reynolds
Viola, Maxwell
Velma Hood
Louise McCullen
Louisiana Tech
Rubye Baxter
Community News Page Seeks More Parish Reporters
The Reaton Leader invites readers to expand its community news page with signals for Vienna Wesley Chapel Downsville and Hilly. It urges Chaudrant and Dubach to contribute columns, asking for volunteers to write or send reports by Monday to create the best parish coverage in Lincoln print.
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Reaton Leader
Ths
Iat Haa
Vienna
Wesley Chapel
Downsville
Hilly
O'Neal Family News Dominates Sibley Briefs
Red River Pres bytery met at an Alabama church over three days. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. James L. O Neal on April 17 at Riverside Sanitarium weighed 634 pounds. The register lists many local residents earning spelling certificates from first through seventh grade. Neighbors visitations, church events, and travel notes for O Neals, Pardues, Hinton family, and others are recorded, including a funeral for Uncle Sam Manning and an Easter program at Sibley school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Almon Davis
James Edward Parnell
Mattie Hay
Ethel McTearin
Dezzie Robinson
Bennie O'Neal
Hazel Aulds
Ruby Dugdale
Katie Lee Calhoun
Paul David Calhoun
R. D. O'Neal
Lillian O’neal
J. C. Calhoun
Monroe
M. Calhoun O'Neal
Port Arthur
Texas
J. M. O'Neal
W. N. Barmore
Hilly
F. G. Kelly
Darkey
Sam Manning
E. R. Smith
J. O. Calhoun
Sibley School
Lucille Calhoun
Sibley
Ruston
Carl Pardue
Alto
Shreveport
Mack Hinton
Downsville
Bob Hardage
Baby
G. A. Rinehart
Long Says He Is Too Busy To Reply To Charges
New Orleans April 17 Governor Huey P Long declined to respond to accusations by Lieutenant Governor Paul N wyr and public critic Cyr who called him mani ac and a liar in a Tribune report. The exchange began when a reporter asked if Long had time to answer the charges and Long reportedly said No hanging up the telephone. Cyr labeled Long a debaucher of the electorate and accused him of acts against the state in a public letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Paul N. Wyr
Morning Tribune
the Tribune
Himi
Cyr
Long
Husy Long
Sen
Douglas Douglas News Roundup April 31
Eugene Mc Adams spent the weekend in Alexandria. Mr and Mrs A B Brooks of Ruston visited their parents Mr and Mrs Mack Wilson. The Leachmans hosted their children and spouses from Mineral Springs and Ruston. Letha Farley Carrie Shelby weekend in Simsboro. Epworth Leagues invited to a weiner roast at John Farmer of Downasville. Youths flaking on Cornie Friday night. Lucille Fletcher of Monroe visiting. Pipes family in Monroe Sunday. Easter egg hunting excited the children. Lincoln Parish Singing convention at Roanville drew a large attendance.
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Douglas
Eugene McAdams
Alexandria
A. B. Brooks
Ruston
Mack Wilson
R. A. Leachman
Fletcher Williamson
Grady Leachman
Letha Farley
Carrie Shelby
Simsboro
Epworth
Douglas Church
John Farmer
Downasville
Lucille Fletcher
Monroe
J. W. Pipes
Lincoln Parish
Roanville
Easter Vacation Socials And School Play At Hico
Local notes list Easter weekend visits by LSU Normal and La Tech students visiting relatives in Hico and nearby towns. Standout items include Miss Mergie Alexander, Miss Lula Mae Doss, and many family gatherings among Hanks, Carter, and McGee households. The Suisbon High School drama program presented two comedies, and community groups supported the Methodist Orphanage with eggs. A Lisbon Epworth Leagues program and a Senior class gathering at Ruston’s L. Da Hanks home are also noted. Community events include a April 26 club meeting and an Easter program at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HICO
Mergie Alexander
Louisiana State Normal
Alexander
Lula Mae Doss
Wilhite
Hanks
M. W. Aycock
Olen Deason
J. M. Deason
T. B. Carter
Austen
Texas
Mattie Lou Doss
Tech
Fila Les Singleton
Ivy Lee Bennett
F. W. McGee
Eizabeth Ann
Dubach
Lois Hanks
L. D. Hanks
Ruston
W. R. Stewart
Austin
N. M. Carter
Frank Napper
Elaine
W. G. Stewart
J. T. Higdon
Violet Tubb
Buddie Oliver
Wilber McGee
Hazel McGee
Margie Braughton
Myrtle Rhodes
Dennis McGee
Laymon Farley
Jimmie Roberson
Suisbon
Haynes
Poppin
John Foster
Homer
A. P. Foster
Sybil Green
Ragen Green
L. N. Green
Mrs. Grey
Bernice
W. W. Grey
Kate Waugh
Forrest
T. L. Waugh
Florie Napper
Ada Napper
Winnfield
Rocky Branch
Cortez Murphy
Annie Beil Owen
Pinkson
Vera
Estelle
Meriene
Biddie Pinkson
Camden
Arkansas
Women’s Missionary Society
Methodist
Methodist Sunday
Lisbon Epworth
Mineral Springs Social Notes and Tragic Accident
Mineral Springs April 21 report: Clarice Barmore visited, local families hosted, and Eloise Revel celebrated a ninth birthday with an Easter egg hunt. Dolphus Mills, 33, died in a single vehicle crash after leaving B Y P U at Mineral Springs Church. funeral held at the church with burial in the cemetery. Survivors include his mother, stepfather, five sisters, one brother, and many relatives. Community members shared condolences as visits and gatherings continued through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williamson
Mineral Springs
Clarice Barmore
Mattie Lou
Florence Howard
Fletcher
Robert Leachman
Douglas
Roanville Bundsy
T. M. Frasier
Eloise
Fannie Mae Colvin
Irma Ellen
Ore Bejle Williamson
Lorel
Eloise Revel
Lunoh
Adolphus Mills
B. Y
B. Y. P. U. At Mineral Springs Church
Jim Dukes
Jack Revels
Mineral Springs Church
M. A. Price
R. W. Reeves
Pearl Howard
Norma Frasier
Culbertson
Tom Ray
Charlie Franklin
Harvey Ray
Ruston
Nolan Mills
Bienville Parish
Harold Williamson
Wilbur
Paul Williamson
Mary Alice Roane
Nell
Roy Hamilton
W. H. Slaton
Jewel Revels
Wallace
Shreveport
H. W. Revels
Dolphus Mills
Frank Mobley
Blue Howard
R. A. Holstead
Jimmie Holstead
R. F. Howard
L. M. Frasier
LaNce
Dubach
John Franklin
Shirley Mae Griggs
Claudine Griffin
Ava
Clyde Barmore
Wibur
Charle Wiliamson
Alabama
Louisiana Leads In Production Of Hardwood Lumber
New Orleans reports that Louisiana topped all states in 1928 hardwood lumber production. The Bureau of Census and the Forest Service show Louisiana at 728,008,000 feet, with Arkansas second at 470,582,000 and Wisconsin third at 468,302,000 feet. Figures are the latest available and show little change in standings during 1928.
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New Orleans
Bureau of Census
Forest Service
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Census Finds Man 113 Putting In His Crop
Willow Springs Missouri April 17 A Missouri Ozark resident counted in Butler county census reported by supervisor H D Koch. The man said he is 118 years old and was making railroad ties at his farm near Hendrickson. He planned for last year’s harvest and worked 15 acres of land.
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Willow Springs
Local social notes from Greenwood April 21
Mrs Iva Harrison and son Harrell visited Mrs Hubert Shields. Mrs Ethel McLaughlin visited George Wilder and W Simmons. W E Simmons and J E DeFreese hosted visitors. Rev J E Baggarly conducted business in town. Louella Simmons and nieces Margie and Laverne Simmons visited Cooktown. Armor Harrison weekend with Jessie Mae Skinner at Hilly. Mrs K P Baggarly and children joined Rev and Mrs J E Baggerly but left due to Mrs Baggarly’s father’s condition. DeFreese, Wright, and Harris households hosted guests. An Easter egg hunt engaged local children. Ira and Mrs Harrison visited Eugene Nolan. J M Wright visited Mrs J W Gooden and W E Delany visited Mrs J W Beard. Residents near Ruston hosted guests. singing convention at Roanville drew attendees. J F Harris visited relatives near Bernice. Mary Shields spent Sunday with Rev and Mrs J E Baggarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Colvin
B. Colvin
Louella Simmons
Neices
Margie
Laverne Simmons
Cooktown
Armor Harrison
Jessie Mae Skinner
Hilly
K. P. Baggarly
Quitman
J. E. Baggerly
Eugene Nolan
J. M. Wright
J. W. Gooden
W. E. Delany
J. W. Beard
W. B. Hughes
Poss Beard
Ruston
Roanville
J. F. Harris
Bernice
Mary Shields
J. E. Baggarly
Cross Roads and Allie Pilgreen News at April Event
April 22 report from Cross Roads highlights visits by Jesse Duggan and others to local families. Bettors include illness news for Mrs. Austin Davidson, a party hosted by Eva Dale Fallin, and multiple local visits among Arcadia, Shreveport, Dubach, and Delhi connections. The Bt. Rest Baptist church youth group reorganized their probationary union and invites attendance Sundays at seven.
Woman Burned in Auto Fire in Hattiesburg
In Hattiesburg Mississippi on April 16 Mrs Hilton E Bryant wife of a local mattress maker is in South Mississippi infirmary in a critical condition with severe burns to the head face arms and chest. A gasoline container overturned inside the couple s coupe igniting the fuel and setting the car ablaze. Mrs Bryant could not open the door and tried to escape through a window while Mr Bryant battled the flames and sustained serious burns to his arms and feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
Hilton E. Bryant
South Missi Lsippi Infirmary
Bryants
Bryant
SONS TO ATTEND BILOXI MEETING OF CONFEDERATE VETS
Allen Barksdale Camp No 431 will be represented at the Biloxi meeting of Confederate Veterans. Commander John P Graham led a Monday night session naming committees for membership applications relief and more. Plans also covered entertaining Ruston Camp No 7 at their May meeting. session to be in First Baptist church Men’s Bible class room. Baby chicks and small pigs traded at Oak Grove Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Barksdale
Biloxi
John P. Graham
Samp
T. A. Green
C, Eb, Tooke
H. L. Campbell
G, K. Barksdale
Max Bradley
C. H. Latante
Bulldogs Triumph in First Game at Normal
Louisiana Tech beat State Normal 10 to 8 in a freewheeling exhibition. Hinton starred with three singles and a double, Bernard and Beard belted home runs, and numerous errors fueled the scoring. The series continues today with Kelly for Tech and Weems for Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAC
Louisiana Tech
Tech
Demons
Hinton
Bulldogs
Bernard
Beard
Gilbert
Donald
Normal
Brown
Cilbert
Lawrence
Walpole
Weems
Kelly
R.H.E. Moorman
Wl O . Perry
Tot Beard
Alien
P. Aymaond
Riser
Long
Allen
Aymand
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Community News Editor
C. M. Williamson
H.W. Revels
Mary Cornell
E. B. Williamson
Gladys Alverne Williamson
Margaret
Mildred
Williamson
Louisiana
Greenwood
Sara, Merrill
Theo Green
Vada Mae
Allie Pilgreen
Marie Colvin
Eva Dell Fallin
Lucille and
Ruth Hood
Alverne McDow
John Hedgepeth
Delhi
Bt. Rest Baptist Church
P. U
Oak Grove Farm