Fines Handed Out In District Court Misdemeanors
Adalla Riggs faced 325 dollars in fines for traffic violations in fourth district court with Judge Jesse Heard. Multiple defendants, including Carl S Pardue and others, received fines or trial dates for reckless operation of a vehicle and driving offenses.
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Adalla Riggs
Fourth District
Jesse Heard
Riggs
Carl S. Pardue
Herman Promise
Delton Robinson
Reckless driving cases settled with fines in local court
Wade Mathis paid a fine of 25 dollars plus costs afterreckless driving charges. Laurence Murphy pleaded not guilty to reckless operation and a trial was set for June 29. Maudie B Silivos paid 200 dollars plus costs or served 30 days for reckless operation.
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William Otto Truett
Thomas L. Wallace
Willie H. Welch, Jr
W. B. Gentry
Willie Collins
Joe Boamner
Joris J. Boxton
Norah Elzy
Charlie Gix
Roosevelt Green
Wade Mathis
Laurence Murphy
Maudie B. Silivos
LSU Specialist To Conduct Meet On Canned Foods
Miss Estelle Fournet from Louisiana State University will lead a training on judging canned products for 4-H adult leaders and Home Demonstration club women at the Methodist church educational building in Lake Providence at 2 p.m. June 25. The following day June 26 will cover freezing fruits and vegetables with demonstrations.
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Lake Providence
Estelle Fournet
Louisiana State University
Eunyce Howard
Methodist Church
Winnsboro Band Heads to Lake Providence Parade
Winnsboro High School Wildcat band under director Herbert E. Gathright will start practice June 25 for the Miss America Beauty Pageant Parade of floats at Lake Providence on July 2. The band, a top Louisiana group last year, led the 1955 parade and will leave Winnsboro July 2 morning for lunch, the 3 pm parade, a swimming party, and the beauty pageant that night.
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Winnsboro
Herbert E. Gathright
Lake Providence
Legion Post Plans Installation of Officers In July
Oak Grove June 22 Special Plans were made at a recent American Legion Post No. 53 meeting to install new officers after the July convention. Nominees include Lonnie James post commander Charles Parker first vice commander Waldo Dosher second vice commander J S Berry Jr adjutant Fred Primm chaplain L B Mosely finance officer and Arthur Purvis sergeant at arms.
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Oak Grove
American Legion
Virginia Somers Passes Driver Test Despite Fender Smash
Kalamazoo Michigan June 22 17 year old Virginia Somers made a serious error by smashing a fender on a parked car while taking a driver license test. Examiner Gilbert Russell nonetheless granted her the license saying she was a pretty good driver once she got over her nervousness.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Virginia Somers
Gilbert Russell
Farm Bureau Will Be Incorporated Officers Elected
The Concordia Parish Farm Bureau votes to incorporate with articles to be filed by July. Delegates to the state convention in Shreveport July 14 to 18 were named. Officers elected include W. O. Person president and D. L. Nelson vice president. Directors span wards 1 through 12 plus two at large. Regular board meetings set for the second Monday each month at 8 p.m. in the REA building.
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Shreveport
Rea
W. E. Person
Doyle Spell
S. D. McJunkin
W. O. Person
D. L. Nelson
Abner Maxwell
W. H. Dillinger
H. W. Alexander
M. M. Holland
Stanley Maxwell
Billy Y. Miller
L. L., Denham
E. B. Wade
Jack Crane
Doyle Davis
Willard Davide
A. B. Evans
C. A. Crump
Private Homes Banned On Land of Leprosarium
The United States Public Health Service ordered patients at the National Leprosarium in Carville to stop building private homes on hospital grounds for their families. The agency told Congress this practice since 1936 must end, with funds sought to repay patients for already built structures. Officials said they will repurpose the houses as family residences and repair those in need, stressing therapeutic value.
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Washington
United States Public Health Service
Carville
USPHS
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Public Health
C. K. Himmelsbach
Division of Hospitals
Belah Fellowship Homecoming Set at Belah Methodist
The Belah Fellowship community in LaSalle Parish will hold its annual homecoming on July 1 starting at 10 a.m. at Belah Methodist church. The event, tied to the Sunday nearest July 4, draws large crowds and features a dinner on the ground after the morning service. The church is noted as one of the oldest continuous congregations west of the Mississippi.
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Jena
Belah Fellowship
LaSalle Parish
Belah Methodist Church
Ferriday Council Adds Recreation for Negro Children
In Ferriday on June 22 the Ferriday Recreation Council announced a new program for Negro children. Directed by Tommy Lloyd Jr, it uses Sevier High School playground and runs from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 3 30 to 5 30 p.m with baseball volleyball badminton and games.
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Ferriday
Ferriday Recreation Council
Tommy Lloyd, Jr
Sevier High School
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