Auxiliary Of Episcopal Church Met For April Luncheon
The Jates auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church met at the Parke House on Monday April 11 for a covered dish luncheon and business meeting. Ten members and one visitor Mrs Swann of Tyler attended. Plans were made for the auxiliary food booth at the Pilgrimage. A Woale was elected president for the new year and "Monsonsders" cooperation was sought for the year’s program. Mrs Lane King reported 12 pounds of used Christmas cards sent to Dr Kan at St Pauls University Tokyo and 14 pounds to Miss Alice Toloyd at Peppapass Kentucky for children's religious education. The auxiliary will provide tables and chairs for guests at the Pilgrimage food booth.
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Jates
Christ Episcopal Church
Parke House
Pink and Bre Shower Honors Mrs Wood at Home
Mrs Oliver Wood was celebrated with two pink and one shower Friday afternoon at Mrs R C Nichols home. Assisting guests were Mrs W E Jordan and Marjorie Peddy. A lace covered center piece held a miniature basket with colored eggs and Easter accents dressed the table. About thirty guests attended and the honoree received many gifts.
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Oliver Wood
Givid Asi
R. C. Nichols
W. E. Jordon
Marjorie Peddy
Stock Car Race At State Park Shreveport April 17
Shreveport hosts the Spring Championship stock car race drawing entrants from across the nation for a 290 lap event with a $2500 purse. Early entries include Ford Mercury Chevrolet Dodge and more than 25 cars in Sunday's lineup. Heschel Buchanan of Shreveport, recently recovered from injuries, drives a new model in the field. race pace scheduled for 2:30 p.m.
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State Park Shreveport
Shreveport
Hudson
Ford
Dodge
Heschel Buchanan
Local Texan Visitors and Easter Reflections Amid Rural Notices
Residents from Liberry Texas Oakley Ore City and Linden visited kin including Mr. and Mrs. Doe Wilson Rev Woodrae Wilson who led Easter services at Gray Church. The column notes traffic concerns and conservation references as well as civic musings from local figures about rights and understanding of public issues.
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Woodrae Wilson
Prichard, Adabarms
Doe Wilson
Wilson
Chinege
Gray Church
Neeleys visit grandparents. Easter weekend in Marshall
Maurice and Mike Neeley of Marshall spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs A Simmons. Their mother Mrs Maurice Neeley also visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs 4 Bitimons. Mr and Mrs Sammy MecAlexander and family and Mr and Mrs Wayne McAlexander of Houston spent Easter with Chic McAlexander, grandmother Mrs George Davis, and Mr and Mrs Bernard Kirkland in New Colony. O C Byrom and Bill Myers attended a Red River Valley Association meeting in Shreveport Monday.
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Maurice and
Mike Neeley
Marshall
A. ©. Simmons
Airs
Maurice Neeley
Bitimons
Sammy MecAlexander
Wayne McAlexander
Houston
Chic McAlexander
George Davis
Bernard Kirkland
New Colony
O. ¢. Byrom
Bill Myers
Shreveport
Red River Valley Association
Cancer Deaths in Women Fall Across Texas 11 Percent
Dr D A Todd head of the American Cancer Society Texas Division reports women’s cancer deaths have dropped about ten to eleven percent over the past decade due to early diagnosis and better techniques. He notes 16.1 percent fewer women die annually now, while male deaths rise, and cites education efforts and April Cancer Control Month as key factors.
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D. A. Todd
American Cancer Society
Texas
Todd
San Antonio
Cancer Safety
Cancer Society
Meath
Price Cut In Gas Refrigerators On 1999 Models
A $20 per model price cut in gas refrigerators has been made in 1955 models. Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company was notified today. Server, Inc. announced the new line with prices lower than April 1, 1854 figures. The redesigned Server line now offers six models, reduced from eight at the request of gas utilities. The automatic ice maker model is expected to lead again this year. The maker of tray-free gas refrigerators touts the industry’s only 111 year warranty.
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Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Company
Server, Inc
Servel
Texas Draft Quota Set At 644 For May
The state draft quota for May is 644 men for the army, announced by Brigadier General Paul L Wakefield state elective Service director. This is Texas share of a national quota of 10 000 men The May quota backs off from April 492 and March 584 with no pre induction mental and physical examinations planned for May Most registrants on May 1 are over 21 years 1 month average inductees age above 21 May call filled mostly by volunteers
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Army
Paul L. Wakefield
Texas
Wakefield
Volun
General Wakefield Remarks on Young Volunteers
General Wakefield noted that many volunteers are under 20 years old, highlighting the presence of youthful participants in the effort.
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Teers
Wakefield
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