Slaves Built Bricks for Plantation Home Featured in Pilgrimage
The article details slave made bricks and timber work on a historic plantation home shown during the Pilgrimage after long preservation. It notes restoration costs once reached 320,900 funded by former owner Somme years ago and mentions original doors, chandeliers, and protected status by the Department of the Interior.
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Jefferson
Départment of the Interior
Nash Family Visit Highlights In Marshall and Mims Chapel
Mr and Mrs Hoy Nash of Shreveport and Mrs Nash s sister Vive Jeff Coleman of Marshall Mee Hattie Nash and Tommy Nash visited Mr and Mrs Loyd Iown and family in Mims Chapel Sciey during the latest social rounds. local folks note friendly greetings and kinship ties across towns.
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Hoy ‘Nash
Shreveport
Mrs. Nash
Vive
Jeff Coleman
Marshall
Mee
Hattie Nash
Tommy Nash
Loyd Lown
Mims Chapel
Sciey
Local Baptists Host Y W A Meeting at Soda Lake
The quarterly Y W A meeting of the Sofia Lake Association was held at First Baptist Church Sunday at 2 p.m. District president Pat Whitehurst of Gladewater led. Marie Covington spoke on missionary work in Anchorage Alaska. W A counselors Myre George Lester and Mrs Arlen Genefield led activities with attendees from Central Baptist and Gladewater churches.
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Y. W. Avs
Sofia Lake Association
First Baptist Church
Pat Whitehurst
Gladewater
J.D. Richardson
Sylvia Donlap
Sardis White Sant
Marie Covington
Anchorage
Alaska
W.A
Myre George Lester
Arlen ‘Genefield
J. M. Wimphy
Tau FE. Wallerool Grezefon Piret Paptiet Charch
D. Richardson
Missee Peanees Grigsbys
Mie Covinetan
Nuagvey Duke
Nora Harris
Natey Paredo Ann Overton
Joetta Nichols
Sandra White
Sylvia Kontag
Marshall
Central
Pat Wikehurst
Aleta
Speir
Jackie Leveritt
Doris Youngblood
Mary Hearnsberger
Harry Grayson
Julia Ann Hill
Marshall Pyrer Chare
W. M. VT
Geerre Lester
Allen Nenefield
Meade Sterrete
Roe RB. Hellums
Bennie Broussard
Edwin Johnson
A. ©. Stanford
W.M. U
Mee
J. F. McDonald
Pathfinders Of Berea Lead Parade At Pathfinder Fair
The Jefferson section of Texas Pathfinders led the April 17 parade at Southwestern Junior College in Keene Texas with 24 Pathfinders and six staff in full uniform. Awards ended the event with Jefferson earning two awards and one honorable mention for members Mra Bob Crone Jim Crane and Ted Collings. The group performed demonstrations including a washing display while Ft Worth San Antonio and other sections joined in marching and drill at the Keene event.
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Texas
Pathfinders
Southwestern Junior College
Keene
Pathfinder
Jefferson
Mra
Bob Crone
Jim Crane
Ted Collings
Ft Worth
San Antonio
Corpisnvistt
Waco
Dallas
Houston
Y W A Girls Named In Local List At meeting
Pinky Wilson Jon Gatlin Frances Stallcup Sue Cagle Wi ma Ruth Waller Evelyn McDon ald and Marilyn Grubbs are listed among the Y W A members with a president named in the report. The brief notes a youth group gathering and names several participants.
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Lowel
Excelsior Hotel Restored To Former Grandeur
The Excelsior Hotel in Jefferson is restored to its former grandeur under Mr. Fenville Peters. The venue displays Persian rugs, French provincial pieces, crystal chandeliers, and a large silver collection. French commodes with 12 foot mirrors and a marble mantle anchor a living room opening to a garden patio. It will be open during the Historical Pilgrimage.
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Od Excelsior
Excelsior
Jefferson
Winitt
Mré
Fenville Peters
Shrevenort
Mrs Jeynes and McLeod Visit Fr Worth Kin
Personal note records Mrs Rena Jeynes and Mrs Lucille McLeod of Fort Worth spending Monday night and Tuesday with Mrs Anna Clinkscales and Mr and Mrs Dewey Carroll. Arlington couple BE G Rosemond are parents of a 10 oz daughter born April 1. Grandmother is Mrs Lillie Hartzo, former Jefferson resident. Mrs Ruth Johnson and daughter Margaret of Avinger visited Mrs Anna Lake O'Brien and Miss Glayland Tuesday night.
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Rena Jeynes
Lucille McLeod
Fr. Worth
Jayne
Anna Clinkscales
Dewey Carroll
BE. G. Rosemond
Arlington
A & Tb
Lillie Hartzo
Jefferson
Ruth Johnson
Margaret of Avinger
Anna Lake O'Brien
Mise Glayland
Community Center Spring Cleanup Sparks Health Warnings
Livestock producers warned today against careless handling of poisonous materials from modern farming. Authorities report rising chemical poisoning losses, with greater risks on well managed farms due to increased pesticide use. Store nitrogen fertilizers away from animals and discard old paint containers and batteries to avoid lead poisoning. Prompt diagnosis and treatment are essential to save affected animals and prevent spread.
Vaccine Targets Distemper And Hepatitis In Dogs
The AVMA reports figures showing distemper and hepatitis cause most dog losses. A combined vaccine against both diseases shows active immunity possibly for life. Field tests show no new cases in test areas, but further testing is needed before widespread use. Also notes Mr and Mrs M T Speer visited Mrs Henderson in Shreveport on Tuesday.
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AVMA
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Berea
Cooper, Texas
Center, Texas
Church OF Christ
Terry-DeWare Clinic
Merle Bryant
Don Bryant
Gle Excelsior
Duces
American Veterinary Medial Association
M. T. Speer
Asain
Erifhag Heinurars
Fair City
Blackburn
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