Morehouse Parish Schools Prepare 118 Graduates in May Commencements
Bastrop Bastrop High leads with 67 graduates as five Morehouse Parish high schools announce May commencements. Ceremonies set for May 28 to 31 with valedictorians Thelma Goodnight and Herley Sawyer among top honorees, plus joint baccalaureate sermons and multiple scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Bastrop High School
Central Grammar School
W.H. Giles
Grammar School
Thelma Goodnight
la Neil Nunnally
Burchall Giles
Edgar Harrison
Clara Goodwin
Virginia Boykin
Mary Brodnax
Ruby Butcher
Barbara Coates
Margaret Carter
Pauline Doss
Inex Emanuel
Glenna Ellis
Sammy Givens
Vergie Green
Jeanette Gifford
Mary Nell Harp
Lorene Harvey
Gabrielle Moss
Helen Morgan
Agnes Murphy
Bruce Milliken
Francis Pettiss
Imogene Quinn
Lorene Rawls
Opal Rawls
Edith Rogers
Helen Boyce Spear
Martha May Sikes
Ruth Sikes
Mozelle Siils
Ester Mae Smith
Kathryn
Oak Ridge High School
Rosa B. Norman
Herley Sawyer
Louisiana Tech
Herley
Bel-Din Treatment for Asthma Offered by Montrose Company
During wartime a French chemist developed a asthma formula that reportedly eased spasms and gasping. Now sold in the United States as the Bel-Din Treatment. The Bel-Din Company invites sufferers to write for a liberal free supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Bel-Din Company
Dept. Isia
Montrose
California
Births in Louisiana and Eros announce new arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Norris announce Ina May born May 8 in Tullos weighing 11 pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilhite report Lonnie Rayburn born May 10 in Eros. Breard Zeigler and wife welcome a daughter May 12 weighing 10 pounds. Charles Edward born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newman at St Francis sanitarium, May 6:10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tullos
G. B. Norris
Ina May
Eros
Walter Wilhite
Lonnie Rayburn
J. W. Wilhite
R. L. Aswell
Jim Wilhite
Breard Zeigler
Louis Zeigler
Charles Edward
St. Francis Sanitarium
Paul Newman
Permits for Drilling Issued in Louisiana Record Week
New Orleans May 22 The Louisiana minerals division reports 37 drilling permits issued in the week ending Friday the highest seven day total in state history, plus 14 new oil wells completed. Nine completions were in south Louisiana with over 167000 barrels daily Gulf Coast production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Minerals Division
State Conservation Department
J. A. Shaw
New Orleans
South
Gulf Coast
Basile
Acadia Parish
Continental O
P. W. Miller
Big Lake
Cameron Parish
Union Sulphur Company
J. O. Hebert
Caillou Island
Terrebonne Parish
Texas Company
Barels
Cameron Meadows
Burton-Sutton Oil Company
East Hackberry
Herang
la Fourche Parish
Pan-American Production Company
Harang
Iberia
Iberia Parish
Canal Oil Company
Bernard
Lake Pe
Native Rain Call Dramatizes Village Life At School Show
Local students with teachers staged a production featuring life in Indian villages and tuneful solos and choruses. Several oil company names join in urging the Great Spirit for rain. Pupils prepare costumes and scenery for a first class performance with a small admission fee.
Central students present Dawn Boy operetta
Central Grammar school pupils will stage an operetta in the school auditorium Friday May 28. The program titled Dawn Boy unfolds scenes from the era when Indians roamed the country and medicine men figure prominently in the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita High School
George Fox
Bonita
Rufus Summerall
Ernene Sisson
Eloise Robertson
Edna Fenton
Leon Simpson
Mary Louise Harp
Martha M. Lusby
Murriel E. Raborn
A. J. Buffington
James L. Standard
Charlotte Chambers
Janie Lee Duke
Kathryn Eugenia Wolfe
J. W. Brown
W. L. Franklin
Jack Gibson
Hubert Arnold Mayo
Bonnie J. McKoin
Don Pat McKoin
Leslie H. McKoin
Central Grammar School
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Morehouse Educational Institutions
Elton Robinson
Mack Sawyer
Doyle Smith
Levi Standard
Lucien Tisdale
Edwin Travis
Wayne Whitton
A. G. Wren
Oak Ridge
Yer
Miss Norman
Mildred Williams
R. E. Barham
John Jenkins
B. Hope Rolfe
William Barham
Reese Baker
Collinston
Collinston High School
James Pettis
Edmund Pettiss
Arthur Harper
Jimmy Pettiss
Genette Johnston
Ruth Robertson
Virginia Vaughan
W. T. Fontenot
Ernest Gewin
Guy Kelly
Mer Rouge
Mer Rouge High School
W. M. Caskey
Northeast Center
Louisiana State University
Monroe
D. L. O'Neal
Kathleen Williams
Bruce Jordan
Miss Jordan
C. O. Golson
James Daniels
Shirley Braddock
Elizabeth Gillum
Ford Hendershott
Leroy Hewett
Martha McCormack
Marie McKain
Jerolene Smith
Matt Treaner
Joe Rolfe White
Judith Willey
Bonita Seniors
Bert Heinberg
Optometrist
Bernhardt Bidg
Louisiana State
Department of Labor
Baton Rouge
C. J. Butterfuss
Shreveport
C. A. Durrett
H. J. Landry
B. W. Cason
W. J. Kramer
Labor Department
P. A. Kearney
Standing
D. J. Voinche
J. R. Clements
Lake Charles
G. D. Watson
H. G. McDowell
Alexandria
Guy Durbing
D. M. Burgess
J. L. Lamothe
R. L
DeSiard St
Monroe, la
Pine Island
Caddo Parish
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
Dillon
Rodessa
United Gas Public Service
Bremer
Vinton
Calcasieu Parish
Woodley Petroleum Company
Matilda Gray
Frank W. Bennett
Continental Oil Company
Acadia
DeSoto Oil and Gas Company
Bienville
Hunt Oil Company
Seaboard Oil Corporation of Delaware
Premier Investment Company
Bossier
W. D. Ambrose
Caddo
T. B. Donnell
J. Edward Jones Petroleum Company
Surf Oil Company
Fohs Oil Company
Old England
New England
Paris
France
Texas
Egypt
Seattle
Ard Oil Company of Louisiana and
Gulf Refining Company
Ibervilles
Montgomery Oil Corporation
LaSalle
Easton and Belmont
Lincoln
Lyons-Neely and Delta Drilling Company
United Gas Public Service Company
Morehouse
Plaquemines
Pearl Oil Corporation of Louisiana
Sabine
Producers Oil and Gas Company
Windsor Oil Company
Pan American Producing Company
St. Mary Parish
Interstate Natural Gas Company
Union
Vermillion
Central
RUGBY
Silverstein
Coolair
Slagle-Johnson Lumber CO
Peters
South Grand
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