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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1930

Page

9

Local notes from Ruston and nearby towns

Community scraps recount visits and greetings from Haynesville to Arcadia and Hammond. Readers note travel, holidays, illnesses, and local business activity as residents socialized, hosted relatives, and prepared for seasonal shopping.

Card of Thanks and a Birthday Party Amid Rain

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy, flowers, and care after a death. A birthday party for Yvonne King, age seven, featured Hallowe en caps, games, prizes, and a decorated dining area with a birthday cake and candles. Attendees included Lanier Hightower Judene Lyles Pred Barr Dorothy Hightower Frederick Richardson Merle Harmon Florina Builth and others.

Yvonne W. O. Hedgepeth Margie Nelson Prederick Richardson Lanier Hightower Judene Lyles Pred Barr Dorothy Hightower Frederick Richardson Merle Harmon Florina Builth

Reward Offered for Pecans Thieves on Hancock Farm

A $50 reward is offered for information leading to arrest and conviction under state law for thieves who damaged pecan trees on the Hancock place along the Farmerville and Monroe highways on a Friday. The Cosmos Club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H. Cook with hostesses Mesdames Cook and Thurnman, enjoying a program on the South and a book review.

Helen Dunn Haynesville Minnie Thurman O'Neal Bhreveport Dayline Mary Lee McWinee Homer Frank Hewett Little Bam Chatham Robert Crews Camilla Smith Lucy Tanner Arcadia Harold Hugh Delaney Louisiana Tech Athens Alverne Riser Jonesboro Hazel Walker Perry Cole J. G. Flynn Houston Texas New York T. G. Hogan M. A. Clark Mer Rouge Hammond Louisiana Glen Lasky Anne Marie Wichita Falls Gienb Etta Lee Glenn Della V. Collins W. L. Herbert Dallas Herbert S. L. White and Son Thomas New Orleans Marian Norris Hallowe'en Rochelle Ben Duncan Texarkana W. K. Duncan D. 8. Calhoun M. T. Green Ruston Tri-State Clinic Shreveport Myra Platt Fanniel Seifer Minden Platt Arthur Platt Simeon Wright Longstraw New Mexico Arizona Margaret Phillips Evelyn Sherman Frank Tarver Copp Petrie Dorr Company James Harvey O'Neal Dorothy Mra M. H. Sanderson Thomas Sanderson D. R. Sanderson Delhi J. T. Sanderson Hargrove Wilson Caruthers Shawnee Oklahoma Wilson Frances Pruitt South Louisiana Will Snyder Blackie Gilbert Mary Hodges Little Neice Bouella Hodges Elm Grove Belle Calhoun Miss Lorella W. L. Boles Hancock Place Farmerville Monroe Cosmos Club W. H. Cook J. W. Thurnman J. T. Polk Old Lyle Saxton D. S. Calhoun

Dahlias and Roses in the Walled Garden Scene

The text paints a garden tableau with Margie Nelson and LaVerne Taylor among others, noting the Princess Jermy pink dahlia, white dahlias, lavender varieties, and rose blooms. It describes a formal President rose as a standout, with marigolds and petunias forming a vivid spectrum, all framed by dark shrubbery and foliage.

Margie Nelson LaVerne Taylor Jermy

Hallowe'en Days Come to Stir the Goblin Folk

Hallowe'en fast approaches on October thirty first as fun and mischief rise worldwide. The piece recalls Scottish tradition and the haunting verse of Haints that walk and skeer ye, noting it as innocent, lighthearted entertainment that brings laughter without harm.

Hallowe'en

Death of Joe B. Pollard Brings Ruston Sadness

Joe B. Pollard longtime Ruston druggist died yesterday in Leesville and will be buried in Bastrop. He leaves a wife and several children, and is uncle to Brewton VanHook Ruston Clarence Van Hook Henderson Texas and Bailiff VanHook Leesville, all formerly of Ruston.

Joe Pollard Ruston Leesville Joe B. Pollard Pollard Bastrop W. T. Hall Brewton VanHook Clarence VanHook Henderson Texas Baillf VanHook

Julia Robinson Circle Met With MEN in Walker home

Julia Robinson Circle met Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs H T Rogers for missionary study led by Mrs J G Davis. After the lesson, members gathered for a party at College Pharmacy with refreshments by Mr Rogers and staff. Members listed include Mrs J G Davis and many others.

Yvonne King Cecil King Westside Circle H. T. Rogers J. G. Davis Adairman Brazil College Pharmacy Juna Robinson E. L. Walker 8. L. Barksdale Floyd Pearce Malle Warren Louella Warren SL. Barksdale L. White Millie Warren Misa Lowella Warren A. A Cann T. 3. Green Evans von Davis Goodberr

Home Eckers Go Hiking By Joyce Dye

About twenty home economics members met after school in front of Ruston high school to hike to Roberts pasture. They paired up, played games, shared lunch, and returned by 5 30 pm. Teachers Misa Whittington and Elise G Willis chaperoned.

Ruston High School Roberts Misa Whittington Elise G. Willis

Engineer Gives Up Indigestion With Black Draught

Pulaski Virginia tale of a railroad engineer relieved of stomach trouble after suffering in 1917. C K Nelson recalls crippling chest tightness and nausea before using Black-Draught in small doses after meals. He reports long-term relief and return to work without repeated attacks.

Pulaski C. K. Nelson Fourth Street Nelson West Virginia Wittle Town

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