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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1961

Page

5

Funeral services for Mrs. W. A. Green at Weldon Baptist

Funeral services scheduled for today at 4 p.m. at Weldon Baptist Church near Bernice for Mrs. W. A. Green 67 who died Tuesday after a short illness. Rev. Jim Gnatt to preside with Revs. B. C. Smith and W. C. Smith assisting. Burial in Weldon Cemetery directed by Kilpatrick's Farmerville funeral home. Survived by husband of Bernice two sons W. C. Green Shreveport and Van N. Green Victoria Texas three daughters A. L. Smith Sulphur J C Clements Farmerville Truby L. Bromell Shreveport two brothers L. C. Culpepper Magnolia Ark P. C. Culpepper Corsicana Tex Richard Culpepper Vivian two sisters J. W. Gray Bernice W. C. Hall Shreveport 17 grandchildren six great grandchildren.

Weldon Baptist Church Bernice W. A. Green Weldon Kilpatrick Farmerville Turner A. L. Smith J.C. Clements Truby L. Bromell Shreveport L. C. Culpepper Magnolia Ark P. C. Culpepper Corsicana Tex Richard Culpepper Vivian J. W. Gray W. C. Hall

Real estate transfers filed in Ouachita Parish Clerk of Court

A list of property exchanges shows Donald R. Thames and others selling to Highland Shopping Center Inc for 130000, Flossie Williams to Highland Shopping Center for 52402, plus numerous transfers including mortgages, cash deals, and assumptions across multiple subdivisions such as McGuire's Traveler's Best, Ouachita Cotton Mills Second Addition, Wesley's Subdivision, Bayou Oaks, Kiroli Woods, and the Railroad and Hart's Addition. Names include A L Ashley, Jesse E. Compton, Bennie G. Sturgis, Community Homes Inc, Richard H. Patterson, and State of Louisiana Department of Highways as buyer in a state property deal.

Ouachita Parish Donald R. Thames Highland Shopping Center, Inc McGuire Flossie H. Williams H. M. McGuire Louisville Construction Co., Inc A. L. Ashley Butler Monroe Real Estate Exchange, Inc Jesse E. Compton Ouachita Cotton Mills Lugene Wesley Lucinda George Wesley Township Fred S. Staples Elmo H. Hale Bennie G. Sturgis Robert M. McKaskle Hillcrest Seen 20 James Albert Godwin Community Homes, Inc James Edward Robertson Dock Robertson Etux M. L. Owens Greater Monroe Homes, Inc Richard H. Patterson Bayou Oaks Richard E. Hendrix Ernest Albert Bowman Kiroli Woods Kenneth D. Lee Richard F. Hendrix Lee Heights West Monroe Charles D. Brooks Etux Benon Chattie Wheat Township 17 Range 3 Geneve Ann Castles Et al State of Louisiana Department of Highways Hart

Meroney Rites Scheduled Today in Olney Texas

Funeral services for J E Meroney of Olney Texas father of Bill Meroney of Monroe were set for 3 p m Wednesday at the Church of Christ in Olney Meroney 68 died Tuesday after years of illness He formerly managed the Olney Chamber of Commerce for five years and lived in Ranger for 35 years in the wholesale gas business He is survived by his widow son Joe Don Meroney and Mrs E R Green Jr a daughter F L Meroney and three sisters

J. E. Meroney Olney Texas Bill Meroney Monroe Church of Christ Bil Meroney News - Star —World Meroney Joe Don Meroney E. R. Green, Jr F. L. Meroney

School Aid Bill May Die In House

Rep Otto Passman of Monroe warned Tuesday that the Federal school aid bill could be maneuvered to death in the House. He argued more money is not necessarily the solution and urged that education remain a state and local matter.

Washington Otto Passman Monroe Passman

Purchase Offer From CSC For Chemical Process Co

Commercial Solvents Corporation announces limits on shares it will buy of Chemical Process Company's common stock at 15 dollars per share. The offer runs until close of business Friday June 23. CSC states terms mirror its original offer and notes no merger decision is guaranteed. Wheeler says the stockholders decide.

Commercial Solvents Corporation Chemical Process Company Chemical Process Maynard C. Wheeler Commercial Solvents

Federal government resources and state locations noted

The statement asserts that all federal resources are located within the 50 states, implying no federal assets exist outside the U S. It frames a resource geography claim tied to national boundaries and government coverage.

Crowe Funeral Rites Held for Mansfield Crowe

Funeral services for Mansfield Crowe 81 retired farmer of West Monroe were held at 2 p m in Oak Grove First Church of God with Rev J J Goodey and Rev Wall officiating Interment was in New Forest cemetery under Gay's Funeral Home direction He died in a Monroe hospital after a long illness He is survived by his widow Mae Crowe two sons Ralph and Malcolm Crowe a daughter Joyce lyn Standifer two brothers Edgar and Ivenson Fair and 13 grandchildren Pallbearers were Jerry Harper Woodrow Robertson Emmet Standifer Robert May Murray Crowe and Henry Kennedy

Mansfield Crowe West Monroe Church of God Oak Grove J. J. Goodey Wall Gay New Forest Cemetery Crowe Monroe Mae Crowe Ralph Castro Valley Calif Malcolm Crowe Joycelyn Standifer Edgar Bastrop Ivenson Fair Jerry Harper Woodrow Robertson Emmet Standifer Robert May Murray Crowe Henry Kennedy

1960 ROP Color ads total 358 million lines

Color advertising in newspapers reached 358 557 075 lines in 1960, marking a 25 percent increase from 1959. The figure highlights the rapid growth of promotional color inserts in the era and reflects expanding market use across publishers.

Ouachita Parish Health Unit Budget Near $200000

The Ouachita Parish health unit will operate on about 200000 for the next fiscal year announced by director Dr. W Carroll Summer. He met with state health officials to review funding and plans for a 410000 new health unit and regional office on DeSiard street near Sterlington road.

Ouachita Parish W. Carroll Summer Summer S. C. Newitt State Board of Health Andrew Hedmey New Orleans Dr. Summer Roy John Monroe DeSiard Street Sterlington Road

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