Simshoro Misa Corry McDowell wins week end guest honor
Local society notes list Simshoro Misa Corry McDowell of Ringgold as the weekend guest of Miss Sunshine McKinney. Several attendees from Monroe and nearby communities join church and social events, with a Thanksgiving program led by Mrs. W. Strain and guest Mrs. Hill Boyett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Corry McDowell
Ringgold
Sunshine McKinney
Jeff Napper
Sue Napper
W. C. Waldron
W. ¥. Akin
Corry McDowell
George Sumlin
Monroe
Finis Rasbury
Basco
A. L. Rasbury
C. C. Edwards
Coushatta
J. M. Eayes
T. A. Kelly
Fort Bliss
Texas
I. £. eElley
E. W. Horton
M. A. Horton
Shreveport
A. B. Corbitt
Laura Strain
W. T. Strain
Evelyn Smith
Hill Boyett
Gibsland
W.fl
Tatum
Bert. Hearne
Earl McGuire
Emma Lou Owen
Alice Virginia Hester
W. Tatum
Marion
Baby Bobby Jean Pike Born in Madden Creek Team
Mr and Mrs Henry Pike welcomed a twelve pound baby girl named Bobby Jean born Tuesday morning November 17 Mrs Grigsby and Melva Grigsby visited Beard and Harris households Tuesday evening and several local families hosted visits and sick lists linger across Madden Creek community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pike
Bobby Jean
Grigsby
Melva Grigsby
J. H. Beard
J. E. Stephens
Earl Grigsby
Jim Sherrard
Ruston
Bob Harris
Sally Harris
Henry Fike
B. 8. Russell
John McGuire
John Beard
H. W. Brewer
K. BE. Stephens
Joan McGuire
Edith McGuire
Cascille
Camille Pike
J. &. Stephens
Arents
Lon Stevens
Pleasant Hill
Uston
Earlingsby
Ob Harris
Salty Harris
Douglas Miss Templeton Hosts and Weekend Guests
Douglas Miss Leslie Templeton hosted Pesdnestay guest Miss Zuline achman and had guests Sunday including Mrs. George mith Mrs. W H Williams Mrs ary Copeland and Billy and May ean Marley. Rufus White’s weekend guest was Billy Marbery of Chou ant. The Douglas girls and teacher played the Choudrant girls a basketball game Wednesday scoring 3 Ste 22 in favor of Chaud nt. Miss Leslie Templeton hosted holiday night guest Miss Nink Edington and Mr and Mrs J S Sanderson attended the chicken dinner at Choupnt Friday night. Echo killed near Minden Turner, a negro, died when the sedan he rode in crashed into a truck on the highway near Minden. The truck driver said he had it a five in from of the truck or in the rear with lights off. The coroner is investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Templeton
Zulineachman
John Templeton
George Mith
W. H. Williams
Ary Copeland
Billy
Mayean Marley
Rufus White
Billy Marbery
Chou‘ant
Margaret Houser
Mary Jean Yberg
Chaudrant
Douglas
Choudrant
Chaudnt
Nink” Edington
J. S. Sanderson
Choupnt
Echo
Mindend
Turner
Minten
Oner
Social Visit Roundup From Barett Springs to Shreveport
Barett Springs hosts Mrs Jees Alexanger and guests from Greenwood Chicago and Ruston as Miss Francis Alexander and Miss Fynton Simpson join weekend visits. Mrs Jim Freeman and daughters, Mrs Happy Parker and Mrs Bull Hardy of Bossier City stay with Mrs Howard Gardner. Carrie Mae Terrill visits Ruston relatives. Betty Marley from Shreveport visits home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jees Alexanger
W. C. Skinner
Greenwood
C. E. Goff
Ciba, Jr
Chicago
Minois
Francis Alexander
Fynton Simpson
W. Risinger
Ruston
Nat. Riser
Jim Freeman
Happy Parker
Bull Hardy
Bossier City
Howard Gardner
Carrie Mae Terri
Marshall Terrill
Lizzie Riser
Betty Marley
Shrevepat
Clay Woman's Club elects officers and sets meeting date
The Clay Woman's Club met with Miss Fisi Sutton at Mrs. Ibrey Beattys home and set a regular meeting date for the second Tuesday each month at 2 pm. New officers include President Mrs. Don Spencer and Vice President Mrs. W. A. Winfree, with officers for secretary gardening canning poultry home furnishing nutrition and reporter named. Afterward the ladies enjoyed coffee and chicken salad sandwiches.
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Fisi Sutton
Ibrey Beatt
W. A. Winfres
Don Spencer
W. A. Winfree
Ibrey Beatty
J. F. Kavanaugh
Fannie Spencer
W. S. Willhite
F. A. Hinton
J. L. Barnard
Audie Willhite
J. M. Kavanaugh
Milton Beatty
Claude King
W. A. Willhite
Baptist Missionary Society of
Ansley
John Hale
Clay
T. N. Newton
Dixie Young
Johnny Young
J. Spall
J. N. Landis
A. H. Stages
Belle Cook
Freeman Woods
Community Visits and Weekend Guests Across Parishes
Blue Ridge residents Mr. and Mrs. R J Ferguson visited Mr and Mrs Johnnie D Sanders. Thursday evening Mrs Luther Frazier hosted guests including Clifton Pilcher and daughter Elizabeth plus Doyle Pilcher of Choudrant, and Mrs Bob Ferguson with Mrs Charles P Fragier. Almeda Ferguson visited Cooktown area. Luther Frazier and daughter Jimmie spent weekend with friends at Dodson and attended Cypress Creek Church singing. R L Pragier and children of Chaudrant visited Mr and Mrs Charles P Frazier. A E Larance with Mrs J M Halstead of Chaudrant spent Sunday evening with Mrs Sam Upchurch of Hilly community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.J. Ferguson
Johnnie D. Sanders
Luther Frazier
Clifton Pilcher
Elizabeth
Doyle Pilcher
Choudrant
Bob Ferguson
Charles P. Fragier
Almeda Ferguson
Tanners
Cooktown
Jimmie
Dodson
Cypress Creek
R. L. Pragier Gaa
Chaudrant
Charles P. Frazier
A. E. Larance
J. M. Halstead
Sam Upchurch
Hilly Community
Local Socials and Church News From West Monroe and Monroe
Mrs Joe Johnson spent last Thursday with Mrs A Green in West Monroe. Pete Baker broke his arm playing football at school last week but is mending. Mr and Mrs John Baker Mr and Mrs C P Rinehart and Mr and Mrs Howard Halstead attended the annual conference in Monroe and heard Bishop Dobbs sermon Sunday. Mrs John Baker hosted friends for an old fashioned quilting with popcorn balls peanuts and pecans served to several ladies including Mrs Julius Sanderson Mrs George Shinpoch Mrs Willie Aiker and Miss Bertha May from Simsboro Mrs Thomas Rinehart Mrs Joe Johnson Mrs P Hinehart and Mrs Pletcher Baker. Mr and Mrs Tom Rinehart visited Mrs George Shinpoch last week. More than two million persons attended the International Hygien Addition at Dresden this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
A. Green
West Monroe
Pete” Baker
John Baker
C. P. Rinehart
Howard Halstead
Monroe
Bishop Dobbs
Julius Sanderson
George Shinpoch
Willie Aiker
Bertha May
Simsboro
Thomas Rinehart
P. Hinehart
Pletcher Baker
Tom Rinehart
Weekend Visits and Church Youth Activities In Hico Area
Hico residents hosted weekend guests including Miss Ivah Lee Bennett and Miss Ruth Hanks from Ruston while Miss Julia Fincher taught at Athens. Activities for Baptist Sunday School and Epworth League featured an opossum hunt and a chicken supper with games and snacks for about forty to fifty youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivah Lee Benntt
Gladys Foster
Ruth Hanks
Ruston
Julia Fincher
Athens
Jess Loyd
Homer
Baptist Sunday School
Lula Mac Ross
M. L. Smith
Mildred and
Rosengery
Eula Lee Moncrief
T. J. Moncrief
Jim Hearnd
Epworth League
Tick Eradication Wins Ground Across Texas Arkansas Florida
Market letter reports progress in tick eradication across 16 607 square miles covering Texas Arkansas and Florida with December first target freedom from quarantine for cattle shipments Louisiana lags with 217 square miles reinfested. State table shows areas still quarantined and percent to be freed, arguing eradication is possible with funding. Also notes orange shipping season and warns against poor quality citrus harming Louisiana producer credibility while urging high quality marketing. 1930s era tone references livestock products and farm value volumes highlighting milk hogs corn and cattle as top contributors.
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Texas
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
Toursiana
Secon
United States
Chestnut and Bread Stuffing Recipes from 1931
This item lists several stuffing methods including Turkish Stuffing with rice and chestnuts, Chestnut Stuffing American Style, and a basic bread stuffing. It describes soaking bread, cooking rice and chestnuts, chopping almonds and parsley, and mixing with onions, stock, and seasonings before baking. It ends by prompting readers to try our classified ads.
Antioch Community Box Supper Supports Local Leaders
Antioch residents attended a Friday box supper hosted by the Antioch Community Club to raise funds for the community. The event drew a large crowd and featured talks by candidates for various offices. About 50 dollars was collected.
Thanksgiving Day Stuffing Tips and Recipes
This article offers practical guidance on turkey stuffing and gravy, emphasizing mild moistening agents and corn oil to preserve flavor. It includes specific recipes such as Swedish Stuffing, Oyster Stuffing, and Bread and Celery Stuffing with measured ingredients and preparation steps.
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Turkey
Shreveport Filling Station Robbed At Midday
Thieves entered Seagull's Isle Station in Shreveport between midmorning and seven oclock this morning. No money was taken but several thousand dollars worth of coupons were missing. Entrance gained through a window. The report also notes broader agricultural and trade observations about livestock, crops, and imports in federal data.
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Seagull
Islne
Shreveport
Tacky social hosts invite with snacks at local church
Mineral Springs residents visit relatives in town. The Senior B Y P A plans a social Friday night at Mr and Mrs Lee Woods. Everyone invited to attend dressed tacky and bring peanuts and popcorn. Miss Lora Web spent the week end with her sister in Shreveport.
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Tom Frasier
Sam Revel
Jesse Bryant
Lee Woods
Lora Web
Shreveport
Birthday Dinner for Uncle Sam Hammons Observed
A birthday dinner marked Uncle Sam Hammons 75th at Hopewell on November 22. Attendees included B A Hammons J K Hammons and many relatives from Chaudrant Downsville Hopewell Culberson Sibley and Boston safety officials note a campaign to remove reckless pilots at a Boston airport.
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Boston
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Blue Ridge
Dresden
Hico
JOIN
CROSS
Antioch
Sport" McLaughlin
Sam Jones
Downsville
Antioch Community Club
T. B. Alexander
B. F. Cargill
Marie Brock
C. J. Dring
Ruston State Bank
Cashier
James
Machine Works
Monroe, Louisiana
DeSiard Road
Frafe Bridge
Brice
H. M. James
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