Death Notices for James Carl Houston 54 of West Monroe
Funeral services for James Carl Houston 54 of 805 Wood St West Monroe will be at 10 a m today at First Baptist Church West Monroe with Dr Clifton Tennison officiating He died Thursday after a short illness He was a World War II veteran member of First Baptist Church and had lived in West Monroe 20 years Burial under Mulhearn Funeral Home direction will be in Hasley Cemetery Survivors include his widow Hortense Houston two sisters Helen Dean Dunstair Calif and Frances Rogers Aurora Ill and one brother Earl Houston Tampa Fla Pallbearers Buddy Clark L O Fisher Kenny Holt Ralph Fields Horace Josey and H E Miles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carl Houston
Wood St
West Monroe
First Baptist Church of
Clifton Tennison
Houston
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Hasley Cemetery
Funeral services held for Mrs. Mary Wallace in West Monroe
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Almira Wallace 80 of 3155 Cypress St West Monroe were set for 2 p m in Mulhearn s Funeral Home chapel with Rev W P Carter officiating She died Friday after a long illness Born in Troy Alabama she was Ridge Avenue Baptist Church member in West Monroe since 1920 Burial followed in Hasley Cemetery Survivors include one daughter Florine Lee one grandchild and three great grandchildren Pallbearers were Curtis Newsom Bailey Grant Lavelle Evans Richard Ballard Jr R K E Harrell and Cobb Sawyer Also in St Joseph special report notes Mrs Fred M Miller 46 died Friday night in Tensas Parish Hospital
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Mary Almira Wallace
Cypress St
West Monroe
Mulhearn
W. P. Carter
Wallace
Troy
Ala
Ridge Avenue
Florine Lee
Curtis Newsom
Baily Grant
Lavelle Evans
Richard Ballard Jr
R. K E. Harrell
Cobb Sawyer
ST. Joseph
Fred M. Miller
Tensas Parish
Panola Company Ltd
St. John Sr. Dies at 77 in Bernice Nursing Home
Bob Lee St. John Sr. 77 of Bernice died Friday morning after a long illness at Marion Nursing Home. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. at Pisgah Baptist Church with Rev B C Smith and Rev R B Middleton officiating. burial in church cemetery. Spears Funeral Home of Bernice in charge. He is survived by his widow Willie Belle St. John, a son B L St. John Jr., a daughter Fern Holley, a brother Dr EF J St. John, a sister Mrs John Welch, six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice
Bob Lee St. John Sr
Marion Nursing Home
Mr. St. John
West Monroe
Pisgah Baptist Church
B C. Smith
R. B. Middleton
Spears Funeral Home
Funeral Home
St. John
Willie Belle St. John
B. L. St. John Jr
Death of Farmerville resident Rites set Sunday
W. H. Hamilton of Farmerville died at his home Friday morning at age 39. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Mount Tabor Baptist Church with Rev. Gray Nolan officiating. Burial follows in Mount Tabor Cemetery under Kilpatrick Funeral Home. Survivors include two brothers Boyce and Alton Hamilton of Farmerville and three sisters Mrs. W. H. Moseley of Shreveport, Mrs. Hazel Kelley of Farmerville, and Mrs. E. T. Murray of Buffalo New York. Remains lie in state at the residence from 10 a.m. today until funeral time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerville
H. Hamilton
Mount Tabor Baptist Church
Gray Nolan
Mount Tabor
Kilpatrick Funeral Home
Boyce
Alton Hamilton
W. H. Moseley
Shreveport
Hazel Kelley
E. T. Murray
Buffalo
N. Y
Skerd Rites Planned in Tallulah for Monroe Area Native
Funeral services for Vic Skerd, a 29 year Illinois Central Railroad employee and Church of Christ member, will be held at the Church of Christ in Tallulah with Reverends Harold Pollard and Albert Fleetwood officiating. Burial follows at 2 p.m. at Roxie Cemetery Roxie Mississippi. Skerd died Friday morning in a Monroe hospital after a brief illness. He has relatives in Monroe. Mrs Edna Earl Ikerd Tallulah and two daughters Mrs Bert Woods West Monroe and Mrs J O Forrest Monroe, two sons James W Skerd Selfridge AFB Mich Harold Wayne Ikerd Monroe, three sisters Mrs Willie Belle Evans Jackson.
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Tallulah
Church of Christ
Harold Pollard
Albert Fleetwood
Skerd
Monroe
Roxie
Miss
Vic
Illinois Central Railroad
Edna Earl] Ikerd
Delbert Woods
West Monroe
J. O. Forrest
James W. Skerd
Selfridge Air Force Base
Mich
Harold Wayne Ikerd
Willie Belle Evans
Jackson
Northeast Louisiana Hospital Council Elects Officials
The Northeast Louisiana Hospital Council elected James W. Hice as vice president and Charles Raiford as secretary treasurer at a Ruston Lincoln Hospital meeting. Thomas R. Hightower was named president of the 12 parish group, with other officers including Mrs Hattie Faust.
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Northeast Louisiana Hospital Council
James W. Hice
Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Charles Raiford
Glenwood Hospital
West Monroe
Ruston
Lincoln Hospital
Thomas R. Hightower
Jonesboro
Jackson Parish
Tex
Hattie Faust
Drivers Fined In West Monroe Court Session
West Monroe city court with Judge John McCormick handled 34 traffic cases. Albert P. Haws of Ruston was fined 300 dollars plus costs for DUI and 25 dollars for reckless driving. two others, Dean Edwards and Aubrey N. Vordenbaum, were fined for reckless driving. Multiple speeding, red light, and stop sign violations followed with various fines. One public drunkenness count was nolle prossed and another case fined 30 dollars for disturbing the peace.
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West Monroe
John McCormick
Ruston
Albert P. Haws
James St
Haws
Dean Edwards
Haynes St
Aubrey N. Vordenbaum
Henderson St
Restful Homes Rd
Earl T. Nolan
Farmerville
Alfred L. Smith
Lenwis St
Turner C. Lee
Plum St
Anne S. Camp
Rt. 4
A. J. Lester
Hicks Street
William J. Cornett
S. 4Th St
Monroe
Willie J. Gray
Negro
Pearl St
D. Rodney Startham
Filhoil St
Fred Smith Jr
Shreveport
Bobby L. Foster
Bawcom
Glenn R. Frith
S. 8Th St
J. G. Nomay
Lexington Ave
Peccola B. Jackson
Wales State Jaycee Directors Hear Luncheon Speaker
Jaycee directors gather at the Frances Hotel for a 7 30 p m banquet highlighting the second day of a three day Louisiana Junior Chamber meeting. Former Monroyan Dallas Wales now of Shreveport speaks on conservative politics as a dance follows.
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Frances Hotel
Louisiana Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ken Osterburger
Lake Charles
Linda Gayle Baucum
Springhill
Louisiana
Monroe
Louis Estes
Shreveport
Jack Murphy
Monroe Jaycees
Dick Barnes
Ben Bradford
Three Injured in Monroe Traffic Crashes Friday
A nine year old girl, Alexia Lodgen, and two adults sustained minor injuries in two separate Monroe wrecks on Friday afternoon. In the first, Alexia was hit on North 5th Street by Charles O Carr Jr., 22, who could not be blamed for the collision. The second crash at Hudson Lane and North 2nd Street involved Miss Laura Anderson and Edith Davis, as Anderson failed to stop at a stop sign and overturned her car. All victims were treated at local hospitals. no charges were filed in the first case.
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Monroe
North 5H
Alexia Lodgen
6Th St
Glenwood Hospital
Mulhearn Ambulance
North 5Th Street
N. 5Th Street
Charles O’carr Jr
N. 6Th St
Laura B. Anderson
Auburn St
St. Francis Hospital
Mulhearn
Hudson Lane
N. 2Nd Street
Edith B. Davis
N. 4Th St
West Begins Farm Revolution Debates Across Europe
Western trade groups including the United States, the Common Market, and EFTA opened three discussions in Amsterdam Brussels and Strasbourg on farm policy an era of reform to feed the world and influence the Kennedy round tariff talks in Geneva next May.
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Brussels
UPI
United States
Common Market
European Free Trade Association
EFTA
Amsterdam
Strasbourg
France
Europe
Geneva
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Nell Harmon
Cupit-Young Funeral Home
Fred Miller
Bob St. John Sr
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William F. Skerd
Area Hospital Council
Jaycee
Wales
Yellowstone
Kentucky
Yellowstone Distillery Company
Louisville-Owensboro
Loy
Ouachita Parish
Loy Heard
Santa
Howard Griffin
Nial
South Grand Store
Mia Santa
Twin Cities
Mfg
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Charmin Chatty
Barbie Fashion Shop
Barbie Case
Tudor Electric
Remco Monkey Gun
Marx
Lionel
Remco
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Eastgate
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