Madden Creek Line Social Roundup
Mr Lither Pike of New Orleans visits his uncle Henry Pike. Homer Best Grady Lewis and family spend weekend in Hico with Chester Lewis who is ill. Mrs J S Howell of Arcadia visits Dan and family. Pickle Maud Homer McGuire visit Margaret Russell Beaturday afternoon. John Beard and family in Ruston. J Bo McGauire and family host Walter Napier and baby from Fico. Harris and Aunt Sally host Ho McCitire of Arcadia. Lee guests of S Pesnell and family. Leon Pesnell weekend guests of Merritt at Wesley Chapel. Miss Spillers Cartwright visits Emma Pesnel. Thomas M Green West Monroe visits mother Mrs A K Green. 5 agg a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lither Pike
New Orleans
Henry Pike
Homer Best
Grady Lewis
Hico
Chester Lewis
J.S. Howell
Arcadia
Dan Howell
Familly
Pickle Maud
Homer McGuire
Margaret Russell
John Beard
Ruston
Willie Beard
J. Bo McGauire
Walter Napier
Fico
Bob Harris
Sally Harris
Ho McCitire
Arcadia Ce Se
Lee Auests
S. Pesnell
Leon Pesnell
Merritt
Wesley Chapel
Miss Spillers
Cartwright
Emma Pesnel
Thomas M. Green
West Monroe
A EK. Green
Tackiest party prizes noted in Douglas event
John Rinehart hosted a Saturday night party with tacky prizes won by Pete Patterson and Louise Hogan. Numerous games were played as residents from Choudrant Monroe Ruston Longstraw and Longstraw area gathered for social visits and a reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rinehart
Pete Patterson
Louise Hogan
Allie White
Rains
Brewster
Choudrant
Jim Copeland
Nancy Copeland
Monroe Monroe
J. G. Templeton
Dr. Templeton
M. Copeland
Pauline Halstead
Vera Boyd
Longstraw
J. F. Sanderson
W. A. Sanderson and Sons
S. F. Davis
D. E. Hedgepeth
Ennes Deryvic Sanderson
Wesley Chapel Community News skimmed event notes
A Wesley Chapel meeting featured Miss Stone with canned peas for Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Mall and refreshments for attendees. The note lists several residents and invites members to a Saturday meeting to organize a new warming group, with various social guests and ongoing local chatter. The text is a fragmented society-page recap with garbled spellings and names.
Fragmented Longstrav Ames Notice Sorts Names and Places
A garbled OCR style text mentions several names and locations such as Miss Mati Pio and Miss Yairi, with scattered references to people and places. The legible bits resemble a local notice or community item listing individuals and streets but lack coherent context or events.
Fragmented OCR Weather and Local Notes Clutter
A garbled OCR snippet blends place names, dates, and scattered phrases. It mentions Blue Ridge, Mah Ades Ca, Wet Aboated, Poteet, and Hoo$ Pertaaisun, with stray references to a cat, tides, and a potential public interest item. The text lacks coherent events or clear entities for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wbrurs
Peta
Choudrant Class of 1931 Plays and Graduations
The Choudrant high school class of 1931 will present the play Follow Me on Friday May 8. Commencement sermons will be preached Sunday May 1 by Rev E McFadden. Grammar school graduates perform May 12 and lower grades stage an operetta The Kitchen Check on May 13. Sixty five children take part in the play and 29 graduates will receive exercises. Hon Hiley J Wilson will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choudrant High School
E. McFadden
Fisten
Hiley J. Wilson
Velma Bagwell
Shreveport Briday
All. Self
Patrician
Gwendolyn
Rayville
Self
Loral Bb. Hubbard
Bo McClendon
Gost Monroe
J HO Frasier
RM. Richmond
Moories
Lachimond
Myogoudh
Ci Armstrong
Piton
KP Betiunett
Mia
Odeb Mays
Wodd
Barrett
Willianas
Greenwood Canning Equipment Demo At Chamber Meeting
Mr and Mrs Eugene Nolan and Mrs A M Delaney attended a canning equipment demonstration at the Chamber of Commerce last Monday night part of the equipment has been moved to the community Mrs S B Colvin visited her sister Mrs Arthur Rabb Tuesday and assisted in canning English peas Mr J G C DeFreese of Dubach spent Saturday night with his father those visiting Mr J M DeFreese and family Sunday included several relatives and friends Mr and Mrs W E Simmons and daughters attended church at Cooktown Sunday and visited Mr and Mrs M MecCuillin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Nolan
A. M. Delaney
Chamber of Commerce
S. B. Colvin
Arthur Rabb
J. GC. DeFreese
Dubach
J. M. DeFreese
J. T. Kelley
J. E. DeFreese
V. L. DeFreese
T. Nolan
W. E. Delaney
Hazel DeFreese
J. M. Wright
W. E. Simmons
Cooktown
M. MecCuilln
Trussell Family Visits Highlight Antioch Social Week
Antioch residents report visits from the Nobles and Trussell families and guests from Ruston, Cross Roads, Junction City, Shreveport, Huston, and other nearby communities. Numerous Sunday and weekend stays include Miss Sarah Liner and Miss Adele Trussell with host households, plus extended kin visits at Nobles and Centerville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trussell
S. L. Nobles
Nobles
Sarah Liner
Murvise Hearan
Ruston
Shanglao
Adele Trussell
T. B. Alexander
Elizabeth Hays
Katherine Tooke
Ruston Hi
O. A. Trussell
H. J
Abe Trussell
Cross Roads
G. P. Trusse
M. L. Tabor
Gloria Dawn
Oi City
C. L. Tringell
Furbily
Jolumh Rensselt
Centervilles
Bramete Stephenson
Bastrap
Misses Versi Russell
Crowville
Edith Movh
Wainnsberg
Local Social Notes From Bermier And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Jot Qouk of Bermier spent several days with Dwight and Mrs. Blas. Miss Dada Mae Wduses of Bigimerville visited her parents Roo Cohan Duke of ittston. Saturday dinner guests included Mrs Le eUnn and Mrs Cok. Mattie Burley and family hosted weekend guests Higginbotham and Ruby Black from Bivuville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jot Qouk
Bermier
Blas
Dada Mae Wduses
Bigimerville
Roo Cohan
Duke
Ittston
Wee Mas JM
Wuich
LeeUnn
Cok
Mattie Burley
Higginbotham
Ruby Black
Bivuville
Birth of Ruby Charline for Barnett family in April
Mr and Mrs C. Barnett announce the birth of a seven pound daughter Ruby Charline on April 26. Roy Timberlake is in Highland Sanitarium at Shreveport. Gladys Richardson and Miss Elizabeth Hawkins from Monroe visited Mr and Mrs J W Richardson. Mr and Mrs Grayton Smith of Hodge visited Mr and Mrs C B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Ernest Stocks
Roy Timberlake
Highland Sanitarium
Shreveport
Gladys Richardson
Misa Elizabeth Hawkins
Monroe
J. W. Richardson
Terryville Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Woodards in Spring Theme
Miss Ruth Jenkins of Minden and Mr Claude Beard of Arcadia attended a blue and white themed bridge luncheon at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Woodard. Guests included Verna Johnson, Walter Shepherd, Mrs G L Reese, and Mrs Bob King. Other items note graveyard work at Saint Best and visits by Dee Perritt and Willis Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jenkins
Minden
Claude Beard
Arcadia
Henry Woodard
Verna Johnson
Walter Shepherd
G. L. Reese
Bob King
Saint Best
Dee Perritt
Willis Reynolds
Burgessville Community Club Sees Canners Purchased For Lincoln Parish
The Burgessville community club met Friday night to hear committee reports led by the purchase of canners for Lincoln parish. A Mother’s Day program by local youths followed. Misses Carrie Shelby Dorothy Nolan and Mamie Hammonds, Vienna teachers, visited Miss Hammonds' parents. Mr Sam Baxter visited friends in Chase Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parish
Carrie Shelby
Dorothy Nolan
Mamie Hammonds
Vienna
Pleasant Hill Visits and Weekend Guests
Misses Vonice and Sammie Skinner of Simsboro spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Prentiss Belton. Mr and Mrs Cullen Hinton were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Cade Hinton of Wesley Chapel. Mrs Mister Harris and children of Ruston spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Cullen Hinton and Mr and Mrs S B Gardner. Mrs Harvey Shelby and baby of Ruston visited Mr and Mrs F D Simpson and family Tuesday night and Wednesday. Mr W E Whitman of Hodge visited Lon Stephens Sunday. Miss Audra West left for Pleasant Texas Friday to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonice
Sammie Skinner
Simsboro
Prentiss Belton
Cullen Hinton
Cade Hinton
Wesley Chapel
Mister Harris
Ruston
Myr
S. B. Gardner
Harvey Shelby
Baby
F. D
Nobles Family Visits and Memorial Services At Salem
Mrs G W Nobles and children of Longview Texas spent Thursday night with kin, joined by Mr Jack Stevens of Knox Indiana. Mrs Stevens returned home with them. Mrs J W Nobles returned Saturday after visiting Hall Street relatives. A large crowd attended graveyard work and memorial services at St Rest, with Salem day noted as a cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Nobles
Longview
Pex
Jack Stevens
Knox
Indiana
Stevens
J. W. Nobles
Hall Stumiit
St. Rest
Salem
Hilly visit and Ruston family gatherings prompt weekend notices
Miss Irene Delay of Ruston was the weekend guest of relatives and friends as Mr and Mrs R.S. Liane hosted relatives. The Liane family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Prank Heary in Ruston and with Mr and Mrs. Wills Delony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Juatraater
Sen. Aubin
Stikeveport
Irene Delay
Ruston
R.S. Liane
Famly
Prank Heary
Wills Delony
Local Socials and Sports In Weekend Notes
Children Buster and Jimmie and Mrs Francis Wilks visited Mr and Mrs Louie Barnette in Hico on Sunday. Leroy Alexander of Homer joined relatives for a week end visit. Commencement sermon at Dubach drawn Attendees included Leon Larance Blake Larance Elton Larance J W Skinner Marie Larance and Jessie Mae Skinner. Hilly ball team met Simsboro at Simsboro Saturday afternoon. Mr T M Wilks’s children celebrated his seventy ninth birthday Friday at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster
Jimmie
Francis Wilks
Louie Barnette
Hico
Leroy Alexander
Homer
Dubach
Mesers
Leon
Blake
Elton Larance
J. W. Skinner
Marie Larance
Jessie Mae Skinner
Hilly
Simsboro
T. M. Wilks
Community memorials and weekend visits in Corinth area
Several residents attended memorial services at Sharon and Saints Rest while others went to Long Straw for a similar observance. Mr and Mrs Earl Henry and children and Mrs Doss and children visited Salem with Mr L D Williams and family. A large crowd gathered at Williams home to celebrate his 47th birthday. Omar Williams and Miss Garrett from Arkansas were visitors, and W E Rives and family of Dubach were guests. Mrs Warren Stephenson and children from Ruston were recent visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Saints Rest
Longstraw
Earl Henry
Doss
Salem
L. D. Williams
Omar Williams
Miss Garrett
Arkansas
W. E. Rives
Dubach
Warren Stephenson
Ruston
Local Social News From Sibley and Nearby
Miss Lillian O'Neal and Mrs Milledge Johnson drove to Rust on Friday afternoon. Mrs Johnson had flu and was unable to attend school today. Miss Ingle, Presbyterian church field worker, spoke at Ladies Auxiliary and Young People’s Christian Endeavor events on Saturday. Rev S E McFadden attended the meeting. Mr and Mrs W A O'Neal and son Billye visited with Mr and Mrs R D O'Neal on Tuesday night. Mr John Hester and family of Downsville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Almer Davis. Mr John Richmond and family of Douglas community visited the Davises on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian O'Neal
Milledge Johnson
Johnson
Ingle
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
S. E. McFadden
W. A. O'Neal
Billye
R. D. O'Neal
John Hester
Downsville
Almer Davis
John Richmond
Douglas
Junior Senior Annual Party Held As Lawn Fete Here Last Night
Ruston high juniors honored the seniors with a Japanese lawn party at the Hays home on Arcadia highway. An almost full attendance braved weather threats as the school orchestra under Harvey Nelson played. The program featured speeches, novelty numbers, and a bouquet for senior sponsor Miss Graham Price from Wayne Fallin. Miss Jane Latham received a bouquet from the juniors along with hostesses Miss Latham and Miss Elizabeth Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Arcadia Highway
Ruston High
High Schol Orchestra
Harvey Nelson
Graham Price
Wayne Fallin
Jane Latham
Cooper Birthday Celebration Marked By Family Guests
On Sunday May 3rd Mr. and Mrs. W. Dr. Cooper of Antiveh Community hosted a dinner for Mr Cooper's eighty third birthday. Relatives and friends attended the event to extend wishes for many more happy returns as Mrs Ligsie Walthal and Mr Horace Pace with daughter were among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Antiveh
Alfen
Fara
Ligsie Walthal
Horace Pace
Dubach Girl Honored By Organization At Shreveport College
Miss Thelma Wise of Dubach has been elected vice president of the Baptist Student Union for 1931 1932 at Dodd College in Shreveport. A 1930 Dubach High School graduate, she participated in the Music Dramatic and Home Economics Clubs and sings with the college Choral Club. The piece lists several local residents and a job ad for MTN sales calls in Lincoln Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Wise
J. H. Wise
Dubach
Baptist Student Union
Dodd College
Shreveport
Miss Wise
Dubach High School
W. A
Delta Phi Gamma Offers 25 Dollar Essay Prize
The Delta Phi Gamma sorority at Louisiana Tech invites all students to submit essays on Louisiana life for a $25 gold prize. Eligible topics include economic development, resources, the value of the negro, farm relief, the short ballot, negro education, constitutional reforms, or writing Louisiana’s local history. Deadline is May 9, with judges from the Social Science Faculty evaluating clarity, originality, subject understanding, and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Phi Gamma
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana
R. L. Biesele
Biesele
Tyler Offers Five Business Paths for Graduates
Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration in Tyler Texas outlines five major opportunities for graduates. General Business Training, Junior and Senior Accounting leading to CPA, Private Secretarial, Telegraphy with Western Union cooperation, and Radio training. A free catalog and coupon offer are available by writing to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Commercial College
School of Business Administration
Tyler
Texas
Western Union Telegraph
Tyler Commercial College and
Tyler, Tevas
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Tom Tucker
Miss Stone
Tucker
Mall
J. 2
Bertha Mabry
Armor Kolb
Joe Mall
Bob Sherrard
M. C. Nugent
For Tucker
Lala ‘Tuckins
M. ©. Minnent
Tom Tunkey
Shealy
Chaeien Yall
Bob Sheerord
Ray Updegraff
Monror
Hinton
Merydeth
Aid
Mutsiecee Doggy
Myo
Yairi
Sitneeni
Jodie
Alice
Laneisly
Busier
Ur Willian
Sreretas
Mo Pigkis
Blue Ridge
Sybil Green
Tech
Tt. B. Hester Mysor -T Tompkins
Tittle
Jo Ann
Chas King
Sidney Taylor
Haynesville
A. J. Colvin
Gibsined
Bilis Prince Wd Dhiludved
EK. W. Horton
R. E. Burt
Eva Houston
W. E. Houston
W. A. Barnett
Margaret Williamson
Jesse
Erline Revel
LaNce Frasier
Nel Revel
Jewel Revel
H. W. Revel
George Brothers
Mineral Springs Boys
Charlie
Emmitt
Tommie
Willie Williamson
Henry Mathews
Sam
Willis Revel
Tom Frasier
Mineral Springs
Liggin Boys
Greenwood
Antioch
Barnett Springs
Terryville
Burgessville
Pleasant Hill
Corinth
Sibley
Marvise Hearon
Wayne Palin
Mary Lee Naremore
Agnes Chambliss
Martha Moore
Jennie Thurman
Elaine Milam
Sunshine McAllister
Mr.Townsend
A. EF. Wilder, Jr
Carolyn Cupp
Jo Ellen Posey
Harriet Mays
Shreveport College
Melisse Pace
Athens
J. M. Harrison
Sam Gullatt
MTN
White
Furst
Thomas
Dept. C. Freeport
Linois
Ruston Leader Ser
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