Deaths in Northeast La Mrs Clement and Mrs Jenkins
Jack Davis Clement, 23, of Lake Providence, died in a Monroe hospital. Funeral held at Assembly of God with Rev. G. C. Kirksey. interment Providence cemetery under Gay's Funeral Home. Survived by wife Ella Bell Clement, parents G. C. and spouse, sister Cecil Williams, brothers Jelfrey and Gene Clements, daughter Mack Noble. Mrs. Jenkins, widow, Crossett native, survived by two daughters Noble and Roe. brother Joe Goodwin. sisters Gertude Neal, Myrtle Foushel, Maud Burchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clement
News-Star
Lake Providence
Jack Davis Clement
Monroe
Assembly of God Church
G. C. Kirksey
Gay
Providence
Ella Bell Clement
G. C. Clements
Cecil Williams
Ake Providence
Jelfrey
Dallas
Gene Clements
Jennings
Mack ’Noble
Crossett
Jenkins
Noble
Hiram Roe
Joe Goodwin
Gertrude Neal
Myrtle Foushel
Newport
Maud Burchell
Funeral Services for Charlie James Kelly Held in Bastrop
Funeral services were conducted at Hill View Baptist Church for Charlie James Kelly 53 of Morehouse Parish. The Rev Herskel Sharplin officiated and burial followed at Bartholomew Cemetery under Blackwell and Golden Funeral Home. He died after a long illness in a Bastrop hospital. He is survived by his wife a son James Earl Kelly of Bastrop a daughter Verna Mae Fuller of Jones five sisters and three brothers. Pallbearers named Raboran West Wilbur Wyatt Persey Cook Arthur Baggett Orville Edwards Grady Gunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Bastrop
Hill View Baptist Church
Charlie James Kelly
Morehouse Parish
Herskell Sharplin
Bartholomew Cemetery
Blackwell and Golden Funeral Home
Kelly
James Earl Kelly
Verna Mae
Services for A. J. Larrieu Held in New Orleans
Funeral services for A J Larrieu 81 were conducted in New Orleans with burial at Metairie Cemetery. Survived by widow Felicie Larrieu Monroe three daughters Bar ney C Tanguis Monroe A L Marchal San Calos Calif and Mrs Charles McKee Tulsa Okla three sons Lloyd P Larrieu New Orleans Louis E Larrieu Tulsa and Edward M Larrieu Gulfport 16 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren one brother James Larrieu New Orleans one sister Mrs Harry Kamil New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Larrieu
New Orleans
Metaire
Larrieu
Felicie Larrieu
Monroe
Barney C. Tanguis
A. L. Marchal
San Calos
Calif
Charles McKee
Tulsa Okla
Lloyd P. Larrieu
Louis E. Larrieu
Tulsa
Edward M. Larrieu
Gulfport
James Larrieu
Harry Kamil
Mrs Eunice McKeithen Wilson dies at 84 in Urania
Eunice McKeithen Wilson 84 died yesterday in Urania after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Urania Methodist Church with the rites conducted by a minister. Burial followed at Pine Hill Cemetery in Columbia, arranged by Riser and Son Funeral Home. Surviving are brother John L. McKeithern of Urania and sister Mrs Martha A. Lively of Grayson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice McK. Wilson
News-Star
Columbia
Eunice McKeithen Wilson
Urania
Urania Methodist Church
Pine Hill
Riser and Son Funeral Home
John L. McKeithern
Martha A. Lively
Grayson
Annual Spring Rodeo Slated By Lions Club
Jonesville Louisiana hosts the Cat ahoula Parish Spring Rodeo on May 16 17 and 18 with $300 added prize money and amateur riders from neighboring states. H F Delaney of Dubach will produce the event and a planning committee led by George Keeth includes Dick White Wedon T Smith and J G Womack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Jonesville
Catahoula Parish
Spaghetti Dinner To Benefit Knights Of Columbus
A spaghetti dinner to raise funds for an asphalt covering in front of the Knights of Columbus home will be held Sunday at 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Italian Village. Costs are $1.50 for adults and $1 for children. Helpers and volunteers are asked to call local organizers at the Italian Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Milton Ford
Josephine’ Cascio
Frank Anzalone, Jr
Jake B Williams Dies in Farmerville at 56
Jake B Williams 56 died at his Farmerville residence at 4 am from a heart attack. A longtime Farmerville merchant, he was a World War I veteran and Navy veteran and a member of the American Legion. Funeral services are at First Methodist Church Farmerville with Kilpatrick Funeral Home directing internment in Farmerville cemetery. He is survived by wife Lucy Williams of Farmerville, a brother John Tom Williams of Longview Texas, and a sister Mrs Grover C Hicks of Bernice. Pallbearers are M Stein Baughman W A Grafton D L Barr N B James Charlie Stewart and Laz Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Farmerville
Jake B. Williams
American Legion
W. V. Sirman
First Methodist Church
Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick Funeral Home
Lucy Williams
John Tom Williams
Longview
Tex
Grover C. Hicks
Bernice
M. Stein Baughman
W. A. Grafton
D. L. Barr
N. B. James
Charlie Stewart
Laz Baughman
Building Permits Issued by City Inspector Sam Awl
City issues permits for several home additions and new structures including Rev E Cooper porch at 3802 Pippin Street and cost 80, J A Reiie addition at 1615 South Fifth Street cost 375, G C Walker carport at 1311 South Seventh Street cost 200, Industrial Welding and Truck Service two room metal storage at 3006 3008 Bella Street cost 900, Robert Pierce new fourroom home at 2301 Washington Street cost 4500, Jonas Hopkins room addition at 921 Camp Street cost 800, St Luke Baptist Church one story fiveroom church at 1609 Medlock Street cost 4000, Trois Pettigrew brick veneer home two baths carport five rooms at 2004 Lexington Street cost 12500, Monroe Brick and Builders Supply brick building addition at corner of 20th and Grammont Streets cost 4300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Awl
Rev. E. Cooper
Pippin Street
J. A. Reiie
South Fifth Street
G. C. Walker
South Seventh Street
Bella Street
Robert Pierce
Washington Street
Jonas Hopkins
Camp Street
St. Luke Baptist Church
Medlock Street
Trois Pettigrew
Lexington Street
Monroe Brick and Builders Supply
20Th
Grammont Streets
Two 16-Year-Old Bank Burglary Suspects Held on Bond
Two 16 year old Bernice Black youths were jailed on $2,000 bonds each after a night marshal nabbed them while attempting to burglarize the Bank of Bernice vault. They face federal charges for entering the insured bank with intent to burglarize. a federal hearing was held yesterday before Commissioner Louis D. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice
Bank of
Press Vehemently Attacks Eisenhower Over Middle East
British and French papers barrage President Eisenhower over Middle East chaos. The Telegraph and Mirror lead the insulted stance while L Aurore accuses Dulles and Nixon of missteps as Gaza tension persists ahead of Bermuda talks. Different papers blame Eisenhower personally amid renewed Suez tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eisenhower
Middle East
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Suez
Daily Telegraph
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Daily Mirror
France
Isenhower
White House
L'Aurore
Nasser
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gaza
John Foster Dulles
Australia
Richard M. Nixon
Africa
Telegraph
Israel
United States
United Nations
Isecret weapon Nation uses business to curb traffic deaths
Paul Jones of the National Safety Council urged business and industry as a secret weapon in the fight against rising highway fatalities. He cited about 40,000 deaths on U S roads last year and compared highway tolls to military losses, noting 1,150,000 highway deaths versus 604,733 battlefield dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Jones
National Safety Council
Jones
Office Management Assn. of
Council
Millsaps Roundup for Preschoolers Friday
Millsaps School hosts an annual preschool roundup Friday from 12 30 to 3 p m with preliminary registration. Children will receive required injections before fall admission, and exams will be conducted by Dr A B Gregory Jr Dr Doyle Hamilton and a Louisiana State Health Department nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millsaps
Ralph H. Murphy
Parent - Teacher Association
A. B. Gregory, Jr
Doyle Hamilton
Louisiana State Department of Health
Murphy Isaid
Theft By Check Charged In West Monroe
Morris H. Lary Jr. 30 of 106 Copley Street West Monroe released on $500 bond on theft by check charges after cashing a $5.13 check at a local grocery. Arrest occurred yesterday. Wash Wells returned to Monroe from Chicago to face trial for attempted murder admitting a six year old felony in West Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris H. Lary, Jr
Copley Street
West Monroe
Sheriff's Department
Lary
Wash Wells
Monroe
Chicago
Wells
Poison suits filed over chlorine gas leak
Damage suits totaling 148825 dollars have been filed in connection with a chlorine gas escape at a plant on March 10, 1956. The suits name Columbia Southern Chemical Corp whose chlorine tank collapsed injuring 39 persons by poison gases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
Columbia Southern Chemical Corp
Pip the Prize Rooster Charms Camden Jersey
Meet Pip a peppy rooster owned by Mr and Mrs Casper Zeppel of Stratford. The bird perches on a red leather seat, dines from a flowered dish, walks, guides visitors, and even unties shoelaces. Neighbors call him amazing and a doll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Pip
Jersey
Casper Zeppel
Stratford
Zoppers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lula Jenkins
the News-Star
South Crossett
Lions Club
Union
Doan
Happy Relief
Stoffel
Louis D. Smith
United States Army Reserve
Smith
George L. Whitmeyer
John Fogleman
America
Plon's
Kim Collins
By Nal
San Souci
Gulf Super Station
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!