Ruston Women Lead Fifth District Federated Clubs Meet
Approximately 125 delegates from fourteen parishes gathered at Louisiana Tech for the Fifth District Federated Women’s Clubs meeting. Mrs Addison Thompson of Ruston was elected president and Miss Louella Warren of Ruston named corresponding secretary, with St Joseph chosen for the 1933 convention. Education featured prominently as talks highlighted school knowledge and life Insurance use.
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Louisiana Tech
Federated Women’s Clubs
Add Thompson
Ruston
Louella Warren
St. Joseph
D. C. Metcalf
West Monroe
G. W. Bond
C. E. Hester
Transylvania
Leola Nixon
Ruston High School
W. S. Pritchard
Caldwell
Calhoula
Concordia
East Carroll
Franklin
Jackson
Lincoln
Madison
Morehouse
Ouachita
Richland
Tensas
Union
Monroe—Book Club
C. P. Gray
Twentieth Century Junior Book Club
B. M. McKain
Twentieth Century Book Club
H. M. Venable
G. 8. Smith
Review
Henry Colbert
Study
H. H. Land
Alto—Community Club
E. E. Thomason
Mildred Clement
Ferriday
S. R. Gray
Mangham
G. W. Huble
East Carroll Parish
Carroll Wom
Social Roundup of Weekend Guests Across Towns
Simsboro and Manifest residents hosted visitors including Miss Zoulena Bennett and Mrs. Aubrey Brooks while Dave Madden stayed with his parents in Shreveport. Local trips included Mae Akin visiting Sibley and Miss Alice Sumlin returning to Shreveport after time with C. Sumlin. Guests from Minden, Coushatta, Haynesville and Longview also traveled to spend weekends with local families amid health updates and family gatherings.
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Zoulena Bennett
Aubrey Brooks
Manifest
Dave Madden
Shreveport
T. W. Madden
Mae Akin
Sibley
George Pierce
Minden
Claude Ford
Earl McGuire
Emma Lou Owen
Alice Hester
Ruston
W. A. Tompkins
Chas. Kine
Sidney Taylor
W. A. Barnett
Alice Sumlin
H. E. Warner
Salamanca
N. Y
C .A. Warner
C. C. Edwards
Coushatta
J. M. Eaves
W. L. Hodge
E. 8. Jenkins
Alymer Evans
Haynesville
Lamar Rogers
Billie
Longview
Texas
Local Socials and Church Services Highlight Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Wal aron with Virginia visit relatives in Minden this week. Miss Lea Bryan visited her sister at Louisiana Tech. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Crothers of Ferriday and Mr. and Mrs. Oko Napper of Hico attended local visits. The First Quarterly Conference of Simsboro charge met at the Methodist Church with Antioch, Salem and Hilly churches represented. Presid ing Elder Brown preached in the evening.
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R. M. Walaron
A. W. Allen
Virginia
Minden
Lea Bryan
Kid Bryan
Louisiana Tech
A. B. Crothers
Ferriday
T. J. McKinney
Oko Napper
Hico
Bob Napper
Simsboro
Methodist
Antioch
Salem
Hilly
Brown
Pursesnatcher snatches bag. Bible left behind in Roxbury
Boston police report a man grabbed Myrtle Chipman’s handbag on a Roxbury street curb. He fled in a parked car, leaving only a Bible inside the bag. Chipman, 38, described the thief and contacted authorities.
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Boston
Myrtle Chipman
Roxbury
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J. H. Barnes
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J. C. MacPherson
Astruman Book Club
Clarence Faulk
Ruby B. Pearce
L. J. Fox
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Paul Davis
B. FP. Rainwater
O. O. Gayne
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H. L. Campbell
J. T. Falk
G. A. Adams
R. W Davis
W. K. Duncan
J. A. Shealty
J. F. Jones
P. D. Neilson
W. M. Davis
Alma Burk
J. H. Martin
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J. C. Baker
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