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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1955
Page
3
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A farm tractor and baler rolled into a bayou, trapping workers briefly before they escaped unharmed. Rescue crews arrived, securing the area and ensuring no injuries occurred.
The Greek Orthodox community in Monroe celebrates its new church at 2005 For aythe avenue with English services led by Rev. Vasilios Markopoulos from 10 to 12. A 4 to 6 p.m. session invites parishioners to learn the meaning of sanctuary statues and paintings. Local pastors Rev. and Mrs. Weberho discuss travel plans to London and Europe. Fundraising for MEFS sanctuary totals about 189,990 with 26 weekly payments expected to finish by September. Residents and church members gather for devotion as the city watches developments.
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Funeral services were held for Mrs. Alice B. Walden 78 Winnsboro at First Baptist Church with Rev. C B Hall officiating. Interment followed at the old city cemetery. Surviving are a son, daughter, three granddaughters, and two brothers. Also in Farmerville funeral services were held for J A Phelps 89 of Lufkin Texas at Beulah Baptist Church with interment at Beulah cemetery. He leaves a son, a daughter, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
James Wilkes, a former Lake Providence resident, died Friday in a Houston VA hospital. Funeral services are set for 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Lake Providence Baptist Church with Rev. C. A. Martin and Rev. T. E. Ewing assisting. burial will be in Lake Providence.
Wilkes a 27 year old resident of Lake Providence and Houston died after about five months illness. Born in LaSalle parish, he enlisted in 1946 and served in Korea before 1949. Survived by wife and daughter Caery Jane of Houston, sisters Efie Jester Mildred Booth Beulah Dunn, brother Marvin Wilkes, seven uncles two aunts and his father. Pallbearers named: W White John S Schonfarber Charles Jester Fred White John P Dunn N C Coates.
Whaling operations increasingly deploy helicopters to locate pods, boosting efficiency and catch potential. Engineers note suspension bridges behave as inverted arches, offering insight into arch-based design.
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