Social notes from Ruston and surrounding towns
Wednesday social column lists Mr and Mrs T L James Jr visiting Shreveport with Miss Ladie Belle Tucker visiting her parents the Tucker family. Many locals attend church and society events, note illness of Mrs Thurman, plus numerous visits, trips to Monroe Farmerville and Haynesville, and updates on schools and local servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. James, Jr
Shreveport
Ladie Belle Tucker
W. T. Tucker
Newt Helm
Gibsland
Janie Korney
Zoe Heard
Chester Blackwell
Gladys Melton
Haynesville
Gulley
Union Parish
Astor
W. ¥. Whiteman
W. R. Whitaker
H. G. Fields
A. C. Dykes
Gus Whiteman
Farmerville
Methodist Missionary Society
L. H. Thurman
Thurman
Lacey Anderson
Jimmie
Wynn
Arkansas
Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
Marjorie Taylor
Marjorie
Eastland
Allan Barksdale
Monroe
Mildred Turner
Anna Lou Turner
Welton Williams
George T. Mann
Arvel Tettleton
Stella Norris
Velma Bagley
Chaudrant
Burns
Bernice
F. G Nelson
Hom
Haughton
George Meyers
Little Son
Teneha
Meyers
A. A. Morgan
KF. W. Jayroe
North Sixth Street
Bernie Pope
Minden
Talluland
Jack Mashaw
Jane Hester
Eva Grambling
Ruth
Olan Morgan
Chilren
el Dorado
Elizabeth Holt
Fannie Mae Wright
Tallulah
Louisiana Tech
Elise Clark
J. B. Craw
A. E. Wilder
Louisiana Oil Refining Corporation
Louisiana Oil Refining Corporaton
All Southern Petroleum Products Company
Kate Carter
Ruston
W. J. McBride
Jonesboro
J. D. Holland
New Gheuis
D. Rhime
J. R. Swanson
Sherif Pat Murphy
Palmerville
Court House
J. E. Barris
Calhoun
Lee
Duis ‘Phumpson
Alexandria
Kidd
Na McCullen
T. W. Atkinson
Lou
Jd. C. Ayers
A. M. Brinkley
Memphis
Tennessee
T &. Hardin
Hardin
Susie McBride
Washington, D.C
Trussell
Olga Mae McBride
McBride
J. T. Wright
Homer McBride
Ashley Wright
Orren McKenzie
RE. V. Duplantis
C. W. Davidson
Isaac Kein
James Newhall
Good Pine
Fannie Greer
Lisbon
Doss
Clarice Doss
Dodson
Paul Digby
Pauline Slawson
Digby
Eva Greer
Craighead
E. C. Lowe
Athens
Mary Roberts
Delhi
Horace Roberts
Claude Armans
Elinor
Frances Armans
Rochelle
Rust
Nel Spencer
Ruth Cross
Winnfield
Miss Cross
L. L. Langford
Scully
Avis Pratt
Belle Calhoun
Douglas Miles
Douglas
Local Social News from Hico and Nearby Visits
Miss Ada Napper of Winnfield and Florie Napper of Farmerville were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs W A Napper. Mrs Pinkston received a visit from her brother Mr James Shirrey of Camden Arkansas. Mr and Mrs Steel Ware and their son traveled to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afoudla
Barnet Idre
Driekill
J. Doss
C. Templeton and Sons
Mortis and
Lillie
Lisbon
Arkansas
J. A. Templeton
W. W. Grey
Myrtie Rhodes
Prospect
Rica
Ada Napper
Winnfield
Florie Napper
Farmerville
W. A. Napper
James Shirrey
Camden, Ark
Pinkston
Steel Ware
Wedding Announcement and Evangelist Revival in Hammond
Mr and Mrs J P Lynch announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Mr Ernest Hightower on February 14 1930. Rev Jimmie Grambling a Ruston native holding evangelistic services in South Louisiana draws crowds at Hammond Methodist Church with morning and evening sermons and lively gospel singing by congregation and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Lynch
Helen
Ruston
Hamond
Jimmie” Grambling
Louisiana
Hammonds
Hammond Methodist Church
Grambling
Ruston Man to Move From Monroe to Texas
J N Knowles former Ruston boy and vice president of Morris Plan bank has joined Joe Nelson and associates at Citizens Industrial Bank in San Antonio and other Texas cities. He expects assignment in Dallas and will move by March first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
Monroe
Texas
Monroe News-Star
J. Newt Knowles
J. N. Knowles
Morris Plan Bank
Joe Nelson
Citizens’ Industrial Bank
San Antonio
Knowles
Dallas
Little Girl Thankful for Kindness from Friends
Marjorie Taylor, recovering after a serious accident from a rake fall, remains confined to bed with a painful wound. She expresses heartfelt thanks for many delightful gifts from members of the local telephone company, including candy and fruit, and says the remembrances brought her happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Taylor
Majorie
Monroe Pan-Hellenic Shapes Special Monroe News-Star
The Monroe Pan-Hellenic produced Wednesday's Monroe News-Star edition with women of the city writing all news and features. Front page highlights include the organization story with officer portraits and sections praising Monroe womanhood, schools, and a baby showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe News-Star
Monroe Pan-Hellenic
Monroe Pan- Hellenic
Rhodes Missionary Society Meets At Mrs Baughman Home
Monday afternoon the Rhodes Missionary Society of the Methodist church gathered at Mrs. Joe Baughman’s home for a devotional and program led by Mrs. Gene Roberts on Respect for Personality. Plans were formed for a church fund and clothing for orphans as the society discussed spring wardrobes and shared refreshments with attendees including Mrs. Clyde Connen, Mrs. J. B. Milan, Mrs. Clay Skinner, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baughman
Rhodes Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Gene Roberts
Rhodes Society
Baughman
Clyde Connen
J. B. Milan
Clay Skinner
Carl Davis
Morton Kavanaugh
Gordon Kavanaugh
Roy Frasier
Charles Naylor
Allen Barksdale
J. KR. Kavanaugh
Pred Wilder
Cosmos Club Meeting on February Fourteenth
The Cosmos Club held its regular meeting February fourteenth at the home of Mrs. Fred Crosby with Mrs. John Gullatt as co host. The inviting spring flowers and sunshine brightened the rooms as members gathered for an engaging program on "The Little Theatre" led by Mrs. E. E. Williams who discussed its origin and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmos Club
Fred Crosby
John Gullatt
Little Theatre
E. E. Williams
Women Club Talks and School Events Recap
Mrs W F Cook speaks on The Little rheeere of the South. New president Mrs Thurnton names year book committee. Mrs Morris Crumpton attends as guest. McCravy Smith wedding, Ruth McCravy and Arthur Lee Smith marry at Rev Edwards home. Eastland events include Parents Night with varied program and a P T A meeting chaired by Mrs George Davis. Founders Day observed. PT A emphasizes active membership and school improvements at Hitlcrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Cook
Valentine
Morris Crumpton
Mitterest P.T. A
George Davis
Davis
P T. A
Adr
E. A. Epps
Einsttad P.T. A
P.T. A
Victor Harris
Eastland v T. A
Hillcrest
Eastland School
Dell Thatcher
Eliss
Harvey Nelson
Miss Brown
Eb Radawater
Kipling
Tadhous
Hitlcrest School
de ‘Thatcher
Hind Beet
Charles Gayie
Quimpbell
Abo
Pitilse
Pp Wits
Vanes
Charles Alley
Tarver Reelecteed to Directorship at Mansfield Bank
Frank H. Tarver, president of the Ruston State Bank, was reelected to the board of rectors of the Bank of Commerce at Mansfield and to directorship of DeSoto Securities Company, a Mansfield bank subsidiary. The Mansfield bank, with its subsidiaries, has assets over 4 million dollars. Tarver has long been a leading banker in the region. Ben Johnson of Shreveport serves as Mansfield bank president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Tarver
Ruston State Bank
Bank of Commerce At
Mansfield
Ruston
Tarver
DeSoto Securities Company
Mansfield Bank
Ben Johnson
Shreveport
Former LA Tech star to coach Ole Miss football
Edward L. Walker of Columbia headline coach was named athletic director and head football and basketball coach at the University of Mississippi. Chuck Smalling of Stanford will be assistant coach as Walker adopts Pop Warner methods. Tadpole Smith named head freshmen coach with Hazel’s former duties observed. Walker to direct spring training and relocate. arrival date pending. Stake: revival of Ole Miss football with backing from faculty and alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Walker
University of Columbia
University of Mississippi Athletic Committee
Homer Hazel
Ole Miss
Chuck” Smalling
Leland Stanford University
Walker
Smalling
Tadpole" Smith
Smith
Hazel
Red and Blue
University of Mississippi
William Hemingway
A. Smith
Holy Springs
Alumni Association
Hynineway
Hume
Wilker
Louisiana Polo Institute
Leland Stanford
University of Town
Columbia University
Venerable Ruston Woman Celebrates 94th Birthday
Mrs. Emily Richardson, the oldest resident of Ruston, marked her ninety fourth birthday on Saturday February 15. She lives with her niece Miss M E Trousdale, a Tech teacher on West Mississippi avenue. Richardson seldom lies down, spending the day in a rocking chair reading as loved ones showered her with gifts for the family’s oldest member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
Emily Richardson
M.e.trousdale
Mississippi Avenue
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