Ruston Society Notes Busy with Visitors and Illness
Wednesday's Daily reports numerous Ruston residents hosting relatives and friends from Eros Homer West Monroe Shreveport and other towns. It notes several illnesses accidents and a death of Mrs Mary Grambling with funeral arrangements and acknowledgments from local and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. T
Brewster Buckner
Shreveport
Golson
Miss Golson
Eros
Milburn Reagan
Haynesville
Frilenda
C. A. Brook and
Homer
J. M. Brook
Jewel Jones
Kate Edwards
Edwards
Athens
John Foster
Trene Nettles
Hico
Spencer King
Eva Grambling
P. H. Fennell
Harry Harrison
San Antonio
Texas
Doyle Hines
Harold Coates
Louis Dogler
Baby
Monroe
W. G. Hines
J. L. Hutcherson
W. C. Stanley
Stanley
James McMahon III
M. L. Tabor
McMahon
Crawford Young
Thelma Hood
West Monroe
Paderewski
Municipal Auditorium
T. J. Pearce
Laverne
Pauline Norris
Heflin
Pearce
Miss Norris
Alverne Pearce
Ruston
Louella Warren
Harvey Nelson
Wallie Nelson
Elizabeth Hays
Walter Riser
Mattie Green
Nelson
J. H. Driggers
Baughman
Ellen Baughman
Celia Taylor
Helena Taylor
David Baughman
Farmerville
George Lomax
Orelle Tugwell
Tech
Tugwell
O. K. Davis
John Jones
Gibsland
Southwestern Fire Association
John W. Sherwood
Merrill
Wisconsin
Robert Wynn
P. P. Knowles
Highland Sanitarium
Sherwood
J. F. Johnston
Rustin
John Yearwood
el Paso
Johnston
Dr. Johnston
Mrs Hamp Michael Honored By Homer Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Hamp Michael and her daughter Miss Murrell Michael were guest of honor at a Homer Legion auxiliary meeting. Mrs Michael spoke about her trip as a gold star mother to France. Herbert Ford presented a cyclamen and gave a short presentation. The visitors stayed with Miss Mary T Bonner during their Homer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Anders
Tech
Dodada
Lloyd J. Cobb
New Orleans
R. J. Cobb
Alan Sholara
Monroe
B. L. Kidd
George Nicol
Nicol
Louise Wherritt
Ray
Shreveport
J. GC. de Yampert
Smackover
Alice Fenton
Mer Rouge
Mary Grambling
Pauline
Frances DeLoney
Dennis
Carol
Minden
Woming
John Jones
Dr. Hoobler
Detroit
Michigan
Cecil Blanchard
Henderson
Earl White
St. Louis
W. M. White
Hardy Willis
Trout
William Lawrence
Thomas Nelson
Jimmie Lee
Mansfield
Mary
Nannette Dutsch
W. W. Holmes
Alexandria
W. W. Drake
H. N. Johnson
R. M. Brown
8. L. White
W. F. Pearce
C. Gayne
White
Pearce
Jackson
Mississippi
Morris Crumpton
P. G. Pie
Leesville
J. D. Carroll
Carroll
Baptist Bible Institute
Emmett Strother
Margaret Ann
Frederick
Maude Brown
San Antonio
Texas
James Grambling
Hammon
Louisiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamp Michael
Murrell Michael
Legion Auxiliary
Pate-Thomas Post
Homer
Hillcrest P T A Holds Pleasant Meeting
Hillcrest P T A gathered about forty mothers for a midweek meeting in Miss Myrtie Vinning's room. Students from Mrs Thatcher's class performed an original piece, discussion covered child discipline, swings were repaired, and finances showed $65.96 in the treasury with $15.45 from recent events after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest P.T. A
P. ‘T. A. Treasury
Rainwater Land
George Davis
Community tea and mothers’ day at P T A meeting
The P T A held a gathering with hot tea and cheese sandwiches. Miss Liggie Vining’s room won best attendance for mothers. one grandmother, Mrs. R. J. Crosby, attended. A separate shower for Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ellis was given in Monroe with many gifts and Valentine decorations honoring the Ruston newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Liggie Vining
R. J. Crosby
Marvin Ellis
Monroe
J. J. Hines
Marvin Elis
Ruston
Ellis
West
Mississippi Avenue
Marie Williams
Freda Bruick
Conelius Magnoni
D. F. Lipman
E. H. Pierce
Child Study Club Plans Discussed at Langford Home
At the January 30 meeting of the Child Study Club in Mrs. Louis Langford’s home plans were set for the final two or three meetings forming this year’s series. Dr. Freden will give one more senore lecture, with club members regretting the light turnout for psychology talks. Guest Mrs. Robert Wynn discussed rug making and displayed colorful rugs woven, hooked, and braided, using wool silk and yarn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Club
Louis Langford
Freden
Temple Baptist Youths Host Social for Girls
The Young Men’s Class of Temple Baptist Sunday School entertained the girls’ class last Friday night at the church. About forty to fifty lively youths joined in humorous games, with a program of songs by A. E. Wilder. The evening concluded with a chicken supper and prayers by Reverend Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Girls
Temple Baptist Sunday School
A. E. Wilder
Carroll
D. M. Cruse
P. L. Digby
Loraine Ponder
Euzellan
First Baptist Church
Ponder
Dorothy Harris
Haughton Davidson
Etta Lee Alexander
Roderick Fogal
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad at Odds With Liver Bile Theory
An old advertisement argues the liver must produce two pounds of bile to aid digestion and promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as the gentle remedy. It warns against laxatives and mineral water while urging readers to seek the red-labeled Carter's pills for relief and to avoid substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowsis
Carters
Carter
Notable tenor Hayes charms world with voice and tours
A biography traces Hayes rise from a Georgia farm to global fame. He trained his voice to delicate control and shading, winning praise in London, Paris, Berlin, Vienna, and beyond. He also sang Italian, German Lieder, English songs, and Negro Spirituals during tours, while a Trinity Bible Class meeting in Shreveport featured Valentine decor and a social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Gise
Hayes
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Italy
Holland
Russia
England
Spain
America
Old World
Land
South
East
Shreveport
Trinity Bible Class
J. &. Crawford
South Vieina Street
C. E. Tooke
W. C. Cupp
Add Thompson
Ruth Robison
Catherine Thurman
Pauline Lilles
Vivian
Long Distance Facilities Are Now Improved in Louisiana
New long distance circuits, nearly a hundred, were added in 1930 by the Southern Bell Telephone Company. The expansion boosts daily conversations in Louisiana by about four thousand. New Orleans becomes a major hub with over 480 circuits linking to key cities. Baton Rouge is a primary partner with thirteen circuits. Shreveport gains direct toll access as the region expands its long distance network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Southern Bell Telephone Company
New Orleans
New Oleans
Dallas
Chicago
Houston
New York
Atlanta
St. Louis
Mobile
Memphis
Shreveport
Thitesih
Louisiana Long Distance Growth Ties Cities To New Circuits
Baton Rouge gains twelve new long distance circuits boosting over 50 connections to state and regional points. Monroe expands with 15 additional circuits fueling growth from gas fields and stronger ties to Shreveport and New Orleans. Alexandria Lafayette and other centers gain improved links as Hood control work and port facilities advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Monroe
Louisiana
Shreveport
Alexandria
Lafayette
New Orleans
Alexandrianata
Luatfey Telephone
Hood
Trojan War Echoes and a Hidden Trove Tale
In a fragmentary retelling, the legend recalls Helen of Troy amid Greek and wealth clash. A distant era’s treasure hunt surfaces as rival powers contend for honor and spoils.
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Frown Munday's Daily
W. A. Temple
Lawson Tait
Jonesboro
Winnie Mae Camp
Peyton Edmondson
Forest
J. T. Buckner
Cortes Anderson
Pensacola
Florida
Mary Sue Coleman
Catherine Slack
Shangaloo
Mabel Warren
el Dorado
Mis. L. G. Warren
Elizabth Southern
Laura Gable
Narsissa Andrews
Norman Terrell
Louisiana Tech
Jena
Fannie Belle
Mildred Albritton
Sam Larkin
Winnsboro
Cruse
J. C. Thayer
Lou Annie McLaurin
Boston
Mass
C. Tebbetts
M. A. Knotts
New Iberia
W. B. Hinton
Pioneer
J. Hope Fallin
C. M. Huey
Hinton
Fallin
Bill Newton
Mildred
Sarah Belle
W. P. Bond
A. L. Anthony
Anthony
Lyman McDonald
Clarence ‘Parrish
Marion .Bubenzer
Bectie
Jack Manheim
Columbia
John W. King, Jr
J. W. King
C. W. Robertson
Sibley
Robertson
College Inn
Messrs. Allen
Holmes Causey
Lavery M. Lewis
Lewis
Jewel Bond
A. Clayton James
Myra James
Clyde James
Clark Hester
Downey Wade
Jimmie Humble
A. J. Butler
Mrs. Michael
Homer Legion Auxiliary
Hillcrest P. T. A
Holand Hayes
Wall
Haynes
Southern Bell
Tron
Transire
Helen of Troy
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