Paragon Club lineup features local players
Monroe photograph shows C. W. Whetstone Sam Orchard J. W. Joiner Archie Parker Bob Kostelka and Bernie Van at the Paragon Club. Staff photo by John I. Fogleman.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1968
Page
14
Monroe photograph shows C. W. Whetstone Sam Orchard J. W. Joiner Archie Parker Bob Kostelka and Bernie Van at the Paragon Club. Staff photo by John I. Fogleman.
Funeral services for R H Carter 71 of Ruston will be at 11 a m Wednesday at Temple Baptist Church with Dr Robert S Ma Gee officiating. Maggie Honeycutt 85 of Harrisonburg died Sunday and services were at Pine Hill Baptist Church Sicily Island. Funeral details for Katie N Robinson 59 of Monroe and Winnsboro were announced for Oak Grove Baptist Church Winnsboro. Surviving families listed include multiple children spouses and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Albert Luther Creed 72 died Sunday in a Alexandria hospital. Funeral services held at 10 a.m. in Hixson Brothers Chapel officiated by Rev. Ben Oliphant. Burial followed at Lincecum Cemetery near Georgetown. Creed was district manager for Life and Casualty Insurance Co. in Alexandria. Survived by son Albert Luther Creed Jr. of West Monroe, brother Lennis Creed of Dry Prong, sisters Bertie Hart of Pineville and Clara Smith of Alexandria.
Funeral services for Fred S. Hamilton 79 of Downsville were held at 10 30 a m in Alabama Presbyterian Church with Revs Lee Grisso and Richard May officiating. Burial in the church cemetery under Spears Funeral Home of Ruston. Survived by widow Alice M Hamilton two sons J E Hamilton Downsville and William H Hamilton Alexandria one daughter Fredna Dowell Baton Rouge one brother Joe J Hamilton Downsville nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Nephews served as pallbearers.
Funeral rites for Archie R Butler age 84 of 2101 College Ave Monroe were at 9 30 a m today in the Mulhearn Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Lea Joyner officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Mrs Snip Lamkin Butler three sisters Mrs J T Cruse and Mrs Katie Daniels both of Kountze Tex and Mrs Irene Smith of Beaumont Tex and several nieces and nephews.
Ill in bed with influenza U S District Judge Edwin F Hunter conducted a hearing by telephone and granted a summary judgment ordering reapportionment of Beauregard Parish school board and police jury The judge noted the case will resemble the Lafayette Parish decision and indicated an election for the reapportioned jury may occur in 1971 with terms starting in 1972 while school board elections would adjust so one third of members are elected every two years No election date was set for either board under the reapportionment plan.
Ouachita Parish Day Care Center will hold a banquet at 7 30 p m today at 508 Austin West Monroe to install new officers and introduce new board members. The center recently moved from South First Street and operates two half classes and one full class for 15 preschool children.
Arraignment for Marvin Maples of Route 1 Box 1504 Little Rock Ark charged with aggravated es was set for December 16 in the Fourth Judicial District presided by Judge Lea S Thompson.
Local court records show Gordon B. Williams fined 300 dollars and 60 days for DWI and 25 dollars for no license. Several defendants pleaded not guilty or had trials set for Jan. 31, 1969. Others faced fines for speeding, improper lane changes, or reckless operation. waivers and further fines recorded for numerous individuals.
Louisiana Tech hosts a study on reflective lane markers aimed at reducing accidents. Four marker types are installed along a six thousand foot section of California Avenue in Ruston, funded by a five thousand two hundred forty two dollar grant from the Louisiana Department of Highways. Monthly reviews will assess durability and cost effectiveness under varying weather conditions.
Ouachita Parish deputies booked Talmadge E. Pearson 23 of Transylvania for auto theft with bond set at 750 dollars Monroe police booked Roy Ned Carothes 19 of Monroe for theft and simple battery with bond 650 dollars West Monroe and Ouachita Parish officials booked Alfred Calloway Carter 31 of Monroe for forgery and resisting arrest Monroe police booked Sandra Kay Courson 19 of Monroe for theft by check Kathryn Carter Pepper 35 of Monroe was booked on a littering warrant Police investigated forgery tied to a cashing check from a purse theft report dated Nov 24
Riser Elementary and Junior High announces honor rolls for the second six weeks. All As achieved by Nichelle Coates Sherri Hammons Rebecca Prysock Beth Bradford Eddi Clowers Kathi Jordan Ginger Buttonberry and many more students across grades two through eight.
Dr. Jack E. Kimball announces that information bulletins and registration forms for the National Teacher Examination set for February 1 are available. Beginning with the spring graduating class, all Northeast Louisiana State College teacher education graduates must take the Common and Teaching Area Examinations.
The Quachita Parish Public Library main branch offers a reference service with telephone directories for major U S cities and most Louisiana towns to help Twin Cities residents locate old friends and out of town businesses. Users should group names by city to speed up searches. The service is year round but especially useful at Christmas.
The Monroe Council No. 8 R&SM will install officers in a meeting today. Officers listed include H. W. Shephard illustrious master S J Taylor deputy master M B McDonald principal conductor of works E P Morgan treasurer D N White secretary R M Carkeet captain of the guard L V Brian conductor of the council T J Irby steward Byron Baynes sentinel Wallace Wood chaplain J R Biggers installing officer John W Adams installing chaplain and A P Knight installing marshal.
The Monroe Chapter No. 18 Royal Arch Masons meet at 7 30 p m in the Monroe Masonic Temple. Election and installation of officers for the coming year will be held.
Bruce C Walker son of Mr and Mrs Sam Walker Jr of Monroe was elevated to Eagle Scout in Boy Scout Troop 32 at Memorial Methodist Church Court of Honor Marion day night. He joined Troop 32 in 1965 served as assistant patrol leader and patrol leader and is a member of Comanche Lodge 254 of the Order of the Arrow and Neville High School freshman class. W S Stevens former Ouachita Valley Council president and Scoutmaster presented the Eagle Award. Bronze Palms were given to Johnny Luffey Warren Brown and David Grantz. Other rank advancements and merit badges were announced and Frank Hurst will assume Scoutmaster duties January 1.
Rep Sha dy Wall of Ouachita Parish says Highway Commissioner James W. Moore of Monroe attended the House floor last week at his invitation. Wall says he did not know a motion to remove non members targeted Moore until the press revealed it.
Carroll High announces the advance sale for the Louisiana state triple A championship football game at 11 a.m. Wednesday. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 1.25 for students. gate price Friday is 2.00. The game features Carroll and Monroe McKinley of Baton Rouge in the Louisiana Interscholastic Athletic and Literary Organization title battle.
Ouachita Chapter 162 of the Society of Real Estate Appraisers schedules its December meeting in the Paragon Club Stag Room. A social hour runs 7 to 8 p.m. followed by the business session and dinner. Sponsors include First Federal Savings and Loan Monroe Building and Loan and People's Homestead.
Frank Woolie director of federal programs for Ouachita Parish schools toured the East Baton Rouge Media Center on Monday to study ideas for the parish media center. Bill Hamilton director of Union Parish programs joined the Baton Rouge visit. Woolfe had visited the Bossier center last week and described plans to renovate part of the old Ouachita Parish High School Peters Annex to house the parish center with in service training equipment for teachers films and film strips.
English cabinet maker Thomas Chippendale, born in 1718, gave his name to a popular furniture style. His work influenced 18th century design and decorative arts across Britain and beyond.
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