Death of Jonesville salesman Stanley Farmer at 41
Stanley Red Farmer 41 a prominent Jonesville automobile salesman died at his home Wednesday. Funeral services Friday 10 a.m. at First Methodist Church with ministers Culpepper McNair and Lacendy. burial in Jena cemetery under Young's Funeral Home. Survived by wife Elia, son Don, brothers Rex Allen, and Allen, and sister Mrs J M Bacon. Pallbearers listed.
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Jonesville
Stanley
Red) Farmer
First Methodist Church
Virgil Culpepper
J. O. McNair
Carl Lacendy
Young
Jena
Farmer
American Legion
Funeral Home Arranges Services for New Verda Infant
The Southern Funeral Home handles arrangements for a three week old infant. Survivors include the mother and father, one sister Marilyn Lee, maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs M Purvis of New Verda, and paternal grandmother Mrs A C Lashley of New Verda.
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The
Southern Funeral Home
Marilyn Lee
M. Purvis
New Verda
A. C. Lashley
Training Mardi Gras Queens On Posture And Poise
Mrs. Lewis, former dancing and dramatics teacher turned Mardi Gras queen trainer, scolds modern girls for poor posture. She says too many focus on athletics and fashion, neglect stretching, and urges using the leg and ankle as a continuous line for graceful walking.
Lashley A 16 Month Old Buried in Winnfield Sardis Cemetery
Paul Eugene Lashley died from a congenital heart ailment on April 5. The 16 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Huey C. Lashley was buried Wednesday at Sardis Cemetery in Winnfield. Rev. E B Barton officiated.
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Winnfield
Paul Eugene Lashley
Huey C. Lashley
Sardis
E. B. Barton
Funeral Services for T H Southalls 71 Mangham
Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 30 p m from Lone Cherry Baptist Church for T H Southall 71 of Mangham who died Wednesday. Rev Ray Joiner officiated with interment in the church cemetery under Hall Funeral Home direction. Survived by four sons Jack Lionel Earl and Ray two daughters Lois Lowry and Annie Thomason. three grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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T. H. Southall
Mangham
Lone Cherry Baptist Church
Ray Joiner
Church Cemetery
Hall Funeral Home
Southalls
Jack
Lionel
Earl
Memphis
Tenn
Ray
U. S. Army
Germany
Lois Lowry
Annie Thomason
Rayville
Homer Pruitt
Emmett Landrum
Joel Banks
Jesse Banks
Mauristeen Valentine
Willie Dear
Charles Vernon Suggs Dies After Brief Illness in Winnsboro
Charles Vernon Suggs, 65, of Winnsboro, died at his residence Wednesday morning after a brief illness. He was a World War veteran and is survived by his wife.
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Charles Vernon Suggs
Winnsboro
Suggs
Wife
Obituary for Mrs Allie Suggs and family in Winnsboro
Mrs Allie Lee Suggs of Winnsboro and a large extended family are noted in this obituary. Surviving daughters include Mrs H B Vaughan Winnsboro and Miss Joyce Ann Suggs Winnsboro. sisters Mrs Willie Hilburn Laurel Miss and Mrs Grady Kelley Stringer Miss. seven grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held April 8 at 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church Long Street La with Rev Charlie Arnolds officiating. Interment followed at Longstreet Cemetery under direction of First National Funeral Home Winnsboro.
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Allie Lee Suggs
Winnsboro
H. B. Vaughan
Lillian Melton
Natchez
Miss
G. W .Polk
B. J. Wallace
Port Allen
Joyce Ann Suggs
Willie Hilburn
Laurel
Grady Kelley
Stringer
First Baptist
Longstreet
Charlie Arnolds
First National Funeral Home
Conviction of Merl Young Upheld in RFC Perjury Case
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed Merl Youngs perjury conviction linked to the Senate RFC probe, ruling the count about his denial of RFC loan involvement with Lustron Corp as valid. His brother Herschel saw a separate conviction overturned. Both brothers were 4 months to 2 years, with bonds pending appeal.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
E. Merl Young
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Young
Herschel Young
Merl Young
Federal Grand Jury
RFC
Lustron Corp
R&c
Lauretta
White House
Truman
The North South economic tension in postwar America
New Orleans business leaders insist the South will weather a national recession, arguing lower industrialization, growing oil and gas, diversified economy, and cheaper living stabilize Louisiana. They note higher unemployment locally but predict stronger regional growth despite weaker northern demand.
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New Orleans
Midwest
Latin America
U. S
Louisiana
New York
South
Parish Health Funding Shifts Toward State Local Sources
Dr. Phillips notes federal allocations to parish health units have declined over years, making the state and local governments the main financiers. He warns urban growth destroys youth recreation spots while stressing that local taxes for health units do not cut into state or federal funds.
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Phillips
Tuberculosis Program Discussed in New Orleans Public Health Talk
Dr Maurice Campagna of the New Orleans City health department outlined how tuberculosis control fits into public health services. He noted about 85 percent of TB patients could not pay for treatment, stressing public responsibility and advances in mechanical therapy and education. The meeting opened with Dr T D Boaz Jr presiding and Mayor Coon welcoming attendees.
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Phillips
Tuberculosis Control
New Orleans City
Department of ‘Health
Maurice Campagna
T. D. Boaz, Jr
James T. Horton
First Baptist Church
John E. Coon
Gilbert Faulk
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
1954 Slunk Shapes Women as Sad Looking Says Expert
New Orleans beauty authority Mrs. Lillian Lewis says the 1954 slunk makes most American girls appear sad. She defines slunk as the shuffling feet and turtle-head posture that tilts the head and gives a drooping look.
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New Orleans
Lillian Lewis
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Eugene Lashley
Bemberg
Forever Young
Ilverstein
Dien Bien Phu
Indo-China
Merle Young
Helena Rubinstein
Viverstein
Qrdco
Panama Canal
Elsie Hix
Gherlock Holmes
Eph Bell
Edinburgh
G. White
Desiard
Weatherbird Shoes
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