John Edd Stephens Undergoes Surgery in Ruston Hospital
John Edd Stephens underwent surgery at Ruston hospital on Wednesday. Visitors include Mrs. Julia Slemimans and Mae Madden from Shreveport, and Mr. and Mrs. Timmet Thoms from Winnfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edd Stephens
Ruston Hospital
George Simpsot
Penndson
Felten
Trastor
Vetoke T Barton
Winnfield
John Bad Stephens
Dlulia Slemimans
Shreveport
Aips
Mae Madden
Ond
Timmet Thoms
Deft Gardner
Weekend Visits and Local Social Rounds Across Town
Sunday and Thursday notes list visits by Mec and Mes to Mes and Glenn Moor, the Sihudkeys, and several neighbors. Individuals such as Lavelle Sineleton, Mrs Croobar Dell, Mrs Wallace Tfarrison, Mrs TL Alexander, and Mrs J Co Peswell are recorded visiting relatives, attending meals, or staying with kin. The fragmentary item mentions retirements, hospital stays, busyness around Ark and Shreve, and various domestic routine gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Ting Battener
Shreve
Maethuldlom
Airs
Dan Wath
Wallace Tfarrison
Jive
Joe Neat
Alexander Wisdred Mas
J. Co Peswell Werthesidas
Paul Lyles
Toy Tinlwrhike Sturdy
Buel McDuffie
Ron Soinroe
Viedters
Alean Mins
Pesnell
Havel Padley
Tsentwoodl la
Mies
Abs
O'annian
Lorsierp
Sandiy
Providence Mrs Carolyn Bell Visits Husband Fort Smith Ark
Mrs Carolyn Bell spends time in Fort Smith Arkansas visiting her husband and share casual social visits with neighbors and friends. The record notes interactions with Mrs Mollie Doss Mrs Marl Tenry and others over several days including Monday night and Thursday evening gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Carolyn Bell
Fort Smith, Ark
F. T. Singleton
David Larance
Ben Johnsons
F.T. Singleton
Hane Sao Fuller
Ars. G. P. Cooper
Mollie Doss
Marl Tenry
Moers
Sry McCullen
Mro
Travis Tuo
Arthor
P. Coopers
Clay H D Club Sewing Clinic at Mees Home
The Clay HD Club held a sewing clinic at Mrs. Edmiston Mees residence with plans for a somber program and readings. Rev Cavatas delivered a short sermon at the church and Sunday services were observed. Local residents Mrs. Riser and others attended social gatherings and visiting relatives from Worth, Bryan, Shreveport, and Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay H.D. Club
Mees
Mrs. Edmiston
Weekend visitors and family events in Mississippi town
Camden Ark visitors and local families gather for weekend activities in the area near Hateton and Monroe. Notables include Mr and Mrs Culpepper, Mr and Mrs Mattoon, Miss Joe Hinton, and many from Shreveport. A seventh birthday is celebrated, and charity or church events are noted at Quintyun Baptist Church. Persistent mentions of travel between Quit and Luston appear with assorted names and routine gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hinton
Natches
Ars
Ceci Caine Tinton
Peai
Taster
Tay
China
Quintyun
Baptist Church
Vats
Euston Hospital
Howe
The Kirk Tubbs Proud Parents Welcome Baby Daughter
The Kirk Tubbs family announces the birth of a baby daughter on April 2. Grandparents are Mrs. and Mr. Tulbs. paternal relatives include Mes Paul Tibbs and others. The family details reflect a local social note and visiting relatives from Shreveport and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Tubb
Irk Tul
Parne- Ts Sue
Art
Svlbundhayder
Mes
Paul ‘Tibbs
Aus
Wol
Michael Ales
Tanta Chater Iy Plouston
Tomas
Jae Cul Colvin
Shreveport
J. W. Colvin
Dubach
Astern Sta
Baton Tunge
Frank Graves
Irvin McGuire
Jeanette Meller
J. C. Angush
Miguevilte Norman
Tilonview, Til
Su. Hammond
Dorada, Ar
J. 2. Voss
Altacenuer
Ai Mutrhiell Salurelty
Mie
Jarry Mitchetl
John Maiseithan
Cotton Valley
Beverry Meats
Dames
Baller
Storkiy
Vineville
Puller
Forrest
Mas
Harry Stall
Gibsland
May
Forrest Cobb
Pryor
Okla
Houston Cobb
Pie a ot 5 By
A brief, unclear OCR fragment mentions a pie related item with a numeric label. Readable text does not provide a coherent event, person, or organization to identify a meaningful news item.
Cash Sales of U S Saving Bonds in Louisiana 1962
The report details Louisiana saving bond cash sales in the first three quarters of 1962, noting totals of 7,702,253 dollars, a 6 percent drop from the prior year. February figures show 3,604,274 dollars in bond sales, up 2.9 percent from last February. Lincoln parish alone reported 25,058 dollars for Tell ary month, about 19 percent of its 1962 parish goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Louisiana
NEW Organs Marvel
Tyree
Lincoln Pamisa
Tellary
OW. Jones
Parish Savings Goneds Cnabimnan
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Watts
Ann Watts
Velina Ledfird Fear Vernon
Post
Bruce
Terminix
Ruston, LA
CALL
Mec
Will Watts
Thei
Glenn Moor
Tanjuperroe Sihudkey
Lee Negat
Lom Bork
Renea Adkerson
Ail Mas
Toe Burr
Jonesbown
Stedefan
Sebilteen
Dubay
Lavelle Sineleton
Stek
Croobar Dell
Winhail Ai
Clean Bell
Boss Smith
Ark
Ade
Wyarms
Ek Pbser
Hinton
Ami Mae
Wilbite
Risero
Ueston Presbyterian Huis
Rev. Cavatas
Woawas
Chaychuret
Joe Ers
Don Pierson
At. Worth
W. OC
TeMis Ane
Bryan
Texas
Geese Brown
J. O. Rolf
Camby
Weth Rockhold
Luisten
Sande
Ay Ats
Prenti
AL Thompson
Camden, Ark
Abidniogn
Duh Apes
Tine
Kaany
Shrevepaet
Amd Vina
Phel Mall
Ape
Hateton
Vas
Pivce
Momroe
Meandes
Culpepper
Vien Hae
R. C. Mattoon
Sirs
Malliser
Richard A. Heepke
Roselyn Drive
Harahan
Richard Heepke
Fibs
Louisiana Power & Light Company
Loui Igus
KRAFT
del Monte Catsup
Oleo Wilson
Texson
Maxwell House
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Trenton
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Ruston Incorporated
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