Franklin Parish schools open with record enrollment
Franklin parish and Winnsboro schools report the largest enrollment in parish history starting September 14. Winnsboro alone lists over 4 000 students with 127 teachers across multiple high schools followed by numerous principals and staff across the parish.
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Winnsboro
Franklin Parish
Winnsboro High School
M. H. Bardwell
Jennia W. Crawford
H. S. Bankston
Ima J. Harris
Eunice Fuller
Dorothy Scott
Ethel McFerrin
Rudd Todd
Lucile Rogillio
Marguerite Landis
Joe Terrell
Katie Redfield
Velma Colvin
Roxie Gillian
Gilbert High School
S. N. Chennay
D. L. Bornman
Susa
Ardue
Maude Abel
Kathryn 7Ammell
Benda Talbert
Vera Lee Small
Lillian Bryant
Nell Latham
Floy Burk
Gaye Pace
Wisner High School
H. J. Wooldridge
Lucy Elliott
Mansel Baker
Maude Holloway
Hattie Womble
R. T. Brown
Marguerite Owens
Crowville High School
A. E. Alford
Mamie Hathorn
Bili Edwards
Ruth Chapman
Myrtle Robinson
Katie James
Lannie Brothers
Sara Berry
J. L. Caldwell
Cassie Denson
Annabel James
Baskin High School
M. B. Smith
Dora Henderson
Minnie Redfield
Christine Thompson
C. L. Madden
Mary Strickland
Lucille Rodem
Hattie Brothers
Claribel Prickett
Ruby Holloway
Beatrice Pool
Ogden High School
R. C. Childs
May Davis
Georgia Mott
Nettie Langston
Sue Peel
Eva Williams
Florence Robinson
Jewel Taylor
Lucy Winstead
Little Prarie
C. H. Lee
L. Sumrall
Brooks
Annie Anderson
Bates
Bessie Busby
Louie Mae Cupit
Hopeka
Anita Boundrant
Stephens
Mittie Polk
Kendrick
Rivers Anderson
Chase
E. H. Cantwell
Ruth Joyner
Amy Johnson
Anthens
Nell Womble
Lawson
B. Hathorn
Cordill
Inez Blanchard
Egypt
D. L.walters
Lone Pine
Bessie Calwell
Fish Bayou
Francis Ford
Mage
W.W . Wright
Turkey Creek
Anderson
Waverly
Walter Richardsody
Walter Richardson
S.C. Taylor
Bernice Pierce
Martin
Ruth Black Mixon
Gladys Boyd
Lola Walters
Union
Rosa M. Sandiford
Lowell
Lucile Smith
Herald
Theo Williamson
Hale
Mary A. Evans
Alma Anderson
Oak Grove
R. G. Russell
Midway
Mudie Moore
George Wiggers
Estelle Ferguson
Lone Cedar
C. S. Williamson
Mary Mack
M. R. Goforth
Mount Bayou
R. Potter
Eagle Creek
J. C. Buie
Lake Prairie
Effie McGraw
Extension
Fur cleaning and remodeling services advertised
Mrs. R. C. Bransford at Johnnie Smith Elbert Store offers fur cleaning and remodeling to any desired style. The note is dated 18-11.
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R. C. Bransford
Johnnie Smith Elbert
Calhoun Revival Draws Crowd at Salvation Tent
At the Calhoun tent revival Evangelist Curry told a children’s tale of a Honolulu spider to teach faith and tested belief about a landlord’s warning. Evangelist Allen spoke on a boy tracing good and bad deeds by nails on a board. The night service featured Curry song and a Jerusalem Baptist church quartet arrival delay.
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Calhoun
Evangelist Curry
Honolulu
Alien
Curry
Jerusalem Baptist Church
Autumn tunic blouse model in Pictorial Review patterns
The article describes fashionable tunic blouses and a silk dress model for young women, with pattern Nos. 2816 and 2805. It notes fabric needs 314 yards for the first model, 36 inch linen, and sizing from 14 to 18 years and bust 34 to 38 or 34 to 44 inches. Prices 45 cents each.
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Jong
Pictorial Review
Colored church holds night services and plans baptisms
The tent reserved for colored attendees served night services with a choir sing along Swing Low Sweet Chariot. Rev. Allen preached on salvation stressing that neglect can lead to hell and quoted three heaven surprises. Announcements noted a $229.40 incidental budget near met, requests for subscriptions to Christian Advocates, and baptism for those sixteen and older tonight. Visitors included Rev. J L Lay and Monroe Clerk Pat Hamilton.
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Allen
Nashvill
Ruston Plans Drive to Boost Library Use
The Ruston library board voted to launch an intensive member ship drive within two weeks as the four year old library seeks more users. New books were listed and will be bought. a service will provide material for club papers to any member. The library may relocate to larger quarters as growth continues.
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Ruston
Ruston Library Board
Chamber of Commerce
Lake Providence Faces Shortage of Houses
Lake Providence Louisiana experiences a severe housing shortage as hotels are full and private rooms are all taken. Tent living in the lakefront tourist camp is the only option while the population grows with investors farmers auto dealers and mill workers. Mark H Brown Lumber Company president notes housing for mill employees is being built and a hotel is being erected to feed them.
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H. L. Gaskin
Ruston
Young People’s Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Heroise Warren
J. M. Armstrong
East Alabama Ave
A. M.ponder
Lucille McLeod
Kate Boyce
Monroe
Miss Boyce
Eooles Breed
S. P. Colvin
T. H. Adams
T. S. Price
News-Star
Lake Providence
Mark H. Brown
Memphis
Tennessee
Prosperity Boom Attracts East Carroll Parish Investors
A local observer links rising prosperity to booming crops. He cites abundant cotton and corn as evidence that East Carroll Parish offers lucrative opportunities with future vegetable shipments in spring, driving investor interest.
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East Carroll Parish
Farm Seeker Scours Want Columns for Ideal Property
A reader notes interest in a particular type of farm and checks want columns daily for full details. The message indicates ongoing search and reliance on listings to locate the suitable agricultural property.
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J. P. Royce
Knowles
J.S. Littlepage Potato Chip Co
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Lys
Quality Feed & Commission Co
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Grand
Wesson