New Hope Griffins Serve Fish For Friends Monday
Community notes describe New Hope Griffins hosting a fish supper for friends Monday at Shreveport venues. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Nate Avis, Mrs Lad Tavis, and many locals such as Sylvia and West Virgins, with guests from Port Arthur and Maton Nes. The piece lists numerous households visiting and hosting, including a church social and a late city celebration, and closes with well wishes for the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anny
Nate Avis
Lites
Lad
Tavis
MY. A. Sae
Nyeioward
Rorves Litchen
Maton Nes
Rindy Edwards
John Afttolec Iy
Sylvia
West Viguree
Sundine Cuesis
A. Helvelaw
Guitfid
Daugmer
Ane
Wong
Harvest Sunday planned by Alabama Baptist Church April 10
The Alabama Baptist Church announces Harvest Sunday on April 10 with Rev Robby Franklin leading shell song and Rev Don Harbuck delivering a message. Attendees include Mrs A F Tolstead and Mrs A L Price and guests visiting from El Dorado Arkansas and West Monroe. Local fishermen reported catching large fish on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Tolstead
A. L. Price
ElDorado
Arkansas
Lou Medgepeth
West Monroe
Alvin Pidstead
Bossier City
Halsteads
Roy Beard
Loy Hetgepeth
Grayson Baxter
Alabama
Ghureh
Robby Franklin
Don Harbuck
Jesus
Dr. V, P, Randall
Allen G. Hornsly Rites Set In Ruston
Funeral services for Allen G. Hornsly, 70, were held at Spears Kimber Funeral Chapel in Ruston on Monday at 2:30 p.m. Interment followed in Vienna Cemetery. He died in Shreveport after a lengthy illness. Survived by widow, son William B. Hornsly of Shreveport, daughter Mrs Jno H. McCarter Jr. of Monroe, a sister, and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. &. Batl
Allen G. Hornsly
Spears- Kimber
Ruston
Vienna
Shreveport
William B. Hornsly
Jno
H. McCarter, Jr
Monroe
Elliott Nelson
Bernice School Students Visit Baton Rouge Rally
A long, names-filled report covers a Baton Rouge rally attended by Bernice School students on Saukrday, with mentions of speakers, choral groups, and community members like Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Shorey, and Rev. Paditi gan. The piece notes social visits, youth week observances, revival plans, and local church activities, including dinners and a few brief personal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice School
Baton Rouge
Saukrday
Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Reported in April 1960
Thursday April 7 1960 note lists visiting individuals and families from multiple towns including Fleming Tsien Monroe Grimly Colvin Spees Spearsville Me Spees and Jacksons. The fragmentary entry records these gatherings and home visits across several households during the week ending Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Tsien
Woon
Tikes Arid Children
Monroe
Rytwins
J. G
Spees
Spearsville
Tlamhlen Fine Grimly
Ginnydon Colvin
Vindiy
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Tandy
Mer
Geiden
Tech
NEW Hope Griffins
Orsho
California Spray Chemical Corp
California Chemiseat Company
Richmond, Callarnia
Washington, D.C
Atlanta
Georgia
Hinton’s Feed & Seed
S. Trenton
Alabama Baptist Church
Jimmie Galliens
J. E. Blankinship
Chevy
Jehevy
Crogsett
Athans
Chevrolet
Ang
Ad. Lautigul
Avendiig Tie State Ralye Ni Baton Rete Kritay
Nod Saukday
Mary Ay Colvin
Aen Bednamtes
Delton Dass
Freddy Marsh
Dine Lee
Choris
Serhoused
Brandeh Neven
Roy Nelson
Roy
Tre
Hoy
Cindy Ant
Debbie Haltzelaw
Mrs. Nelson
Fils
Pionte
Mira
Nelson
Calvary Churel
Dmormedinios
Artie Viles
Micha Malek
Betty Mollingsworth
John Boyd
Bryer Mitchall
Kenl Yollingsworth
Paditigan
Paunerville
Plaster of Tampa
Air Force
Jimmie Galerien
Firs
Nannie Watts
Air Force Base
Newfoundland
Galton
Fay Walls
Wive
H. G. Larance
Delony
O. L. Sims
Ant Teyas
Joe Thesibasy Riordan
Jee Ueard
Jerey Tantits
Ceperil
Secon Playf Cf
Asd
Air
Mrs
M. Ff
Arnis Forge Wong
Colvin
Miss Rolly
Farmengilla Atnelkhy
al J. Smith
Charley Garrthes Brewlington
Frank King
Potwal Bach
Stee
Chivtos
J. My'seeyty
Visilog Suna
Mi Rind
James Jackson
Margaret Aint Jemeta
Sterk Tan
Sher Worl
Pontiac Elves
C. Ruston
East Georgia “Ave
Adillac, Inc
Tommy
Toma Cox
United Gas
Gulf Sonth
Cor
Dia
Lawl Dases
Dail En
United
Gulf South
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