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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1977

Page

11

We Hold These Truths A Chronicle of America

Congress resolves that the flag of the thirteen United States shall have thirteen stripes and a blue field with stars. Francis Hopkinson claims design credit in the 1770s, though Congress does not acknowledge the claim. A legend says Elizabeth Griscom Ross made the flag by request of George Ross. The Battle of Bennington in Vermont in August 1777 marks an early use of an official flag by American forces.

Congress United States Francis Hopkinson Philadelphia Elizabeth Griscom Ross George Ross Mr. Ross Bennington Vermont

Local Obituaries Include Several West Monroe Plans

A series of funeral notices from Monroe and surrounding parishes outlines services for Mrs. Montez S Smith and William J McDonald among others. Details include Kilpatrick Funeral Home arrangements in West Monroe, burial at Hasley Cemetery, and church affiliations. The notices list survivors such as Eugene Guy Smith, Dildie Green, and Donna Hall, along with additional family members and civic involvement.

Montez S Smith Jonesboro Rd West Monroe Kilpatrick Milton Jones Shreveport Mary Rita Smith Prairie William J. McDonald Monroe Miller Funeral Home Nathan Daniels Hasley Cemetery Lotus Club Faith Temple United Methodist Church Prince Hall Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Louisiana Alpha Lodge United Supreme Council No Esquire 20 Grambling Ouachita Valley Council Boy Scouts of America Odalie Smith McDonald Dildie Green River Rouge Mich Donna Hall Irene M. Scott Gladys Cooper Ervin F. Smith Linville Liberty Baptist Church Farrar Funeral Home Farmerville Smith Veterans Administration Hospital Union Parish Katie C. Smith Ben E. Smith Ark Eula Spencer Decia Mae Smith Spencer Marjorie Haile Sterlington St. Mathews Baptist Church Ferriday Louise Elmore Elm St Ford Green Garden of Memories Winnfield Berry Winnfield General Hospital Mt Olivet Baptist Church Dan Elmore John Watson Bernice Lewis D. Gresham W. Wales Gresham Wharton Tex Twila G. Moore Madge G. Gaston Rayville Queen Grimble Lomax Bell Union Baptist Church Winnsboro Henry Lowery Church Simms & Gundy Funeral Co Lomax E. A. Conway Hospital New Zion Baptist Church Henrietta Jacobs Los Angeles Calif B. B Grimble Warden Monroe Grimble Darnell Mary Ann Scott Farrah W. Berry Southern Funeral Home Charles Haley Winfield General Hospital Cecil Berry Norwood D. Berry J C. Berry Jr Baton Rouge Nell Swarts Kalamazoo Oak Grove Odis Alton Coody Kidder-Cox Denis Anger Coody Morehouse General Hospital Bastrop Addie Gray Coody Wanda Coody Orville Coody Lake Tallulah William Major DeMoss First United Methodist Church Ed Stout Silver Cross Crothers DeMoss G. C. Freiler Honary Tallulah Production Credit Association Vidalia Atlas Construction Co Calvary Baptist Church Emma Reed Sanders James H. Sanders Sicily Island Emma Lorane Tyrone Chalmette Patricia Nixon Slay Addie Blasingame Estelle Gregg Starkville Miss Ida Oswalt Ackerman Tommy Sanders Alan Tyrone Willis M. Smith Grady Reed William Blasingame David Oswalt Beulah Doyle George Meadows New Forest Cemetery Forest Doyle West Carroll Hospital Clifton Doyle Lucile Grigsby Geraldine Desracks Louisville Jena Sadie Chevallier Hixson Brothers Funeral Home Larry Walker Pine Grove Whitehall Chevallier Rapides General Hospital Alexandria Willie M Chevallier Anthony Chevallier Johnny Chevallier Houston Arthur Chevallier Fort Smith, Ark Jessie Chevallier Livingston Jennifer Pritchard Pollock Willie Lee Cotton Pineville Ethel Wagerick Indiana Velma Hirtle Rowena Bell California Elaine Ashley Calvin DeVille Kenny DeVille Harold DeVille Holloway Henry DeVille Downsville Erma Lena Butler Jimmy Yocum Acree Point Butler Glenwood Hospital Providence Baptist Church Ralph Butler Lloyd Butler Jack Butler West Monore Charles Butler Salem N. J Wesly Jones Ada Antley Susie McCrary Rosie Cook Velda Hinton Calhoun Thelma Tatum Sanders Guice Travis Guice Paul Tidwell James Taylor Bennie Wink Don Antley Maggie Panquin Farrar Memorial Park Oakwood Met Rouge Morehouse Parish Methodist Church Davie Watts W. W. Holt Larry Hogue Mack Thomas Marvin Tippie Don Carroll Walter Garner Jonesboro Sherman E. Hall Lafayette Edmonds Funeral Home Jimmy Miller R. P. Bell Gayla Traina Hall Baton Rouge General Hospital New Iberia Iberia Parish Houston Systems Iberia Ernestine Diffey Hall Ricky Hall Mark Hall Reggie Hall Shelia Hall

Funeral notices span Winnfield Oak Grove Tallulah Ferriday Jena

Funeral notices list services for multiple residents across Winnfield Oak Grove Tallulah Ferriday and Jena. Details include names ages burial sites and surviving relatives along with funeral home and officiants. Dates reflect recent weekend deaths and today service times varied by location.

Funeral Notices From West Monroe to Birmingham

Funeral notices detail deaths and services for multiple individuals across Louisiana Alabama and Mississippi. Mrs Erma Lena Butler of Downsville and Mrs Louise C Willis of Winnfield receive services in West Monroe and Winnfield. Edna Bar Ray and Maggie Panquin honored in Bastrop with memorials in Charleston and Bastrop. Julia Belle A Moore remembered in Birmingham with Elmwood Cemetery burial.

Bastrop First Baptist Church Charleston Miss Edna Bar Ray Dick Day Birmingham Ala Julia Belle A. Moore Elmwood Cemetery McFee James Walker Moore Jr Monroe Florence M. Stikes Elizabeth Archibald

May Accident Summary Reveals 266 Crashes In Month

Monroe Police report May traffic summary shows one fatality and 266 accidents. Major causes include failure to yield at stop signs and following too closely. Highest crash times were 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. with 104 incidents.

E. W. Smith Monroe Louisville Avenue DeSiard Jackson Street Louisville Smith

Initiation Planned by Swartz Order of the Eastern Star

The Swartz Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 245 will hold a ceremony of initiation at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Walker George Lodge Hall. Mrs Amy Farrington worthy matron urged all members to attend.

Swartz Order of the Eastern Star Walker George Lodge Amy Farrington

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Chronicle of America Mrs. Smith William McDonald Ervin Smith Mrs. Elmore Mrs. Gresham Mrs. Lomax Mrs. Berry William DeMoss Thomas Sanders Thomas J. Sanders Chapel of Comer Richard Gremillion E. E. Michaels Highland Park Cemetery Mr. Sanders Catahoula Parish Jonesville Mrs. Doyle Mrs. Chevallier Robert Quaid Columbia Riser & Son Robert W. Quaid Waterproof Thomas Parker Welcome Home Cemetery Grayson Quaid E. A. Conway Memorial Hospital Myrtle Quaid Robert James Quaid Johnnie Lee Quaid Jimmy Ray Quaid Marrero Jerry Ray Quaid San Bernardino Addie Quaid Clara Lee Loyd Jigger Louise Corley Saline Bernice Corley Irene May Lucille Swaze Coushatta Lee Cecil Quaid Mrs Erma Butler Louise Willis Louise C. Willis Calvin Phelps Willis Lincoln Parish First Baptist Church of Palestine Chapter No Order of the Eastern Star Rainbow Girls Jerry Willis James Willis Tommy Willis Nacogdoches Joyce Buxton Pitkin Julia Ann Romino Vicksburg Edna Ray Mrs. Panquin Julia Moore Meadowlake Monroe's Holden Company, Inc LHHRA Government Street Fathers Day Suggestions Louisiana Wildlife & Fisheries Commission Freshwater Fishes OF Louisiana Ochsner Louisiana Lagniappe Bank- Americard COD Clastor’s FTD Florist
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