Ruston social notes recount visits and illness
Wednesday through Friday social items from Ruston list residents visiting relatives in Winn, Minden, El Dorado and Shreveport. mention operations for tonsils, influenza cases, and local lectures. Several visitors from Monroe Farmerville and Haynesville appear, along with eliminations and recoveries, and notes on local church and civic activities.
Marriage Announcement of Interest in This City
Miss Jen Moore of Shreveport will wed Attorney Huffman Lewis native Ruston man and son of the late C K Lewis of Ruston and Mrs Lewis of Shreveport The Times reproduces a full page bride picture and writeup noting Miss Moore as an attractive popular Castle graduate who has traveled Europe South America and the Hawaiian Islands Mr Lewis the son of Mrs Charles Kidd Lewis and a Wilkin son Wilkinson attorney at law LSU graduate high honors and a former Carnival king who served as WWI captain The union links two prominent Shreveport families and holds social interest in Louisiana and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bates, Jr
Little Rock
Arkansas
S&s. E. McFadden
Wesley Ormond
Mr. Ormond
J. E. Ormond
Bernice
Mrs. Ormond
Mrs. McCullar
Ormond
Farmerville
E. R. Braswell
New Orleans
Guy Braswell
Braswell
Ruston
Frank Roberts, Jr
Marshal
Texas
Edgar King
Shreveport
S. P. Colvin
Sue Napper
Simsboro
W. M. Davis
P. N. Davis
Allen Barksdale
Dorothy
Margaret Davis
John Reynolds
Kennon
Beatrice Kennon
Haynesville
Harold Zeigler
Minden
E. C. Howe
Louis Grider
Evelyn Grider
Monroe
Louisiana Tech
State Board of Health
Lincoln Parish
R. W. Vaughan
Louisiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Lafayette
E. L. Kidd
Louisiang Insurance Society
H. M. Edwards
Malcolm Edwards
W. W. Drake
Shreveport Times
Jen Moore
Huffman Lewis
C. K. Lewis
Tarrytown
New York
Europe
South America
Hawaiian Islands
Lewis
Charles Kidd Lewis
Wilkinson, Lewis and Wilkinson
Louisiana State University
Louisiana
Marriage at Home of Dr. Drake Sunday Afternoon
Dr. Winan W. Drake officiated at a private 2:30 PM ceremony uniting Mrs. Olivia Moody of Vienna and Mr. Charles Peterson of Homer at the doctor’s home. The couple, now at Mrs. Moody’s mother Mrs. May Sims, plan to manage farm interests in Homer and with Mrs. Sims.
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T. W. Harper
Elmore
Frank Price
Jim Bond
el Dorado
R. J. Cobb
Delhi
Eliza Bradley
Malverne
Ark
Warner Bradley
Fred Tucker
Herrice
Friends
A. J. Shealy
Hico
T. C. Alexander
Lincoln Parish
Elsie Kraft
Faye Estep
Karl Kraft
Chrissie Davis
Columbia
Lucien Jones
Longville
Burns
Florine
John Jones
Harold Dixon
Mary Dixon
Monroe
Winan W. Drake
Olivia Moody
Vienna
Charles Peterson
Homer
Peterson
May Sims
Mr. Moody
Sims
Popular Traveling Man Dies at His Home in N. O.
Louis Fuhrmann of New Orleans died at 2342 Camp Street after months of illness. For years he sold millinery to Ruston patrons and was highly regarded for his generosity and pleasant business manner. He leaves a wife and young daughter. Ruston friends extend deep sympathy.
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Louis & Fahrmann
New Orleans
Ruston
Fahrmann
Fuhrmann
Camp Street
Fehemann
Cosmos Club Travel Tea for annual reception charm
Dreamers of dreams would find it difficult to patch together a more colorful fantasy than the Cosmos Club Travel Tea. The annual reception, a unique expression of the club, showcases travel and study from one country to another as members revel in literature and art. Friends of the Cosmos Club look forward to this well traditional event all year.
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Cosmos Club
Nestiewood
Benjamin McLure
W. H. Spinks
Ben Rush
Neilson's
Mary Elizabeth Folk
Loraine Epps
Ireland
Vienna Street
Norway
A. H. Henderson
Erin
W H. Cook
A. E. Epps
Thomas Polk
Mary Worith Thurnton
Sara Emily Bennett
Delli Barksdale
Virginia Lomax
Naty Abney
Betty Ruth Dimes
A. E. Henderson
Elbert Warren
A. Au Cunn
A. T. Jackson
E. 8. Cassity
W. S. Harrell
B. S. Smith
Odom
Nugent
John Stayton Simonton
John
Davis Calhoun
R. R. Gi
R. W. Davis
Martha Vaught
Lurline Wilson
Dorothy Henderson
Eva Henderson
Martha Marbury
Doris Gayne
Henderson
U. S
J. H. Barnes
Popular Calhoun Bride Former Tech Student
The marriage of Miss Lucile Hinton of Calhoun to Mr. Oltiz G. Byrom of Camden was announced as an October event. Miss Hinton, a former Louisiana Tech junior college student, teaches in Union Parish. The couple will reside in Monroe where Byrom works for Ouachita National Bank. he is a West Point appointee from Rep. Riley J. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Hinton
Calhoun
Oltiz GC. Byrom
Camden
Arkansas
Miss Tinton
C. C. Hinton
Lewsiana Tees
Laran
Union Parish
Byrom
Monroe
Ouachita National Bank
West Point
Riley J. Wilson
Mrs Cook Hosts Bridge Luncheon at North Vienna Home
Mrs W H Cook was hostess on Friday at a bridge luncheon at her home on North Vienna Street. The article notes the charming setting and Mrs Cook’s hospitality on a dark and dreary afternoon.
Business and Professional Women's Club Meeting Highlights
Fourteen members of the Business and Professional Women's Club met last evening at the chamber of commerce to discuss upcoming events including a Mulligan or Hobo stew in two weeks and an oyster supper to raise funds. Music was selected for the next gathering, and several members were noted as absent due to hives. Also mentioned is the new minister’s debut and a list of attendees. Baby Irma Jeune Loyd is laid to rest in Cooktown after a brief life born November Sth, with family gratitude for community sympathy and support during their sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
My. Odom
Oscar Bonlwore
Detwotl
Fossa
Ois
Cainks
Business & Professional Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Dvorak
Dloh
W. 8. Saunders
Mattie Willis
Clinghan
Beard
Jessie Tino
Mells
Margaret Smith
Join Joes
Fred Adams
Binns Andeson
Buda Kidd
Robbie Alexander
Blanche Heard
Alana Meadows
Vesta Robinson
Little Loyd
Cooktown
Mrs. Loyd
Acquittal in Melville Hotel Arson Trial
A jury in Opelousas Louisiana acquitted L. B. Tentun on the arson charge in the Melville hotel fire that occurred about a year ago. He had faced a murder charge regarding the same incident, but that count was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opelousas
L. B.tentu
Melville Hotel
Tentun
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