Clay churchgathering and community notices from Clay parish
Sunday service at Clay church featured Reverend V. Westbrook delivering an inspiring message. A cancer drive fundraiser urged support from locals including Major and Mrs. Haylon Wood and Mrs. Rutter Kavanaugh. Numerous visitors and relatives from Ruston, New Orleans, Houston, Ark City, and other towns gathered for Easter weekend and family reunions. Individuals mentioned include Albert Woods awaiting departure to Venezuela, Prentiss Willis and Ioio Willis, J. H. Kendall’s daughter, and several Meek, Pedtiel, and Beatty family members. Surgery, hospital visits, and recovery notes touch the community health, with Mrs. Fred Lamkin and D. P. Willett noted in care or improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurtard
V. 1
Westbrook
Clay Church
Phofortar
Cidy
Madjor
Haylon Wood
Kage
New Orleans
Albert Woods
Ruth Kavanaugh Hd
Ruston
Albert Aid
Venezuela
Bob Corley
S¢Hildren Suzanne
David
Hous ‘Exas
Kenneth
Margaret
Ie Mo
Jimmy Wise
Hrpubla
Cole
Christer Meek
Ark
City
Aee
H. P. Clinton
Ae Edward Meek
Kisneth Meek
Haynesville
Richard Meek
Dallas
J. M. Beatty
Larry
Norman
Okla
Josie Lamkin
Musco
J. E. Neaville
Charles Harris
Harrig
Mansfield
Fred Lamkin
Thomas Kimbell
King
D. P. Willett
Jonesboro
Harold Mattison
Work Progresses in Bidding Livestock Of Disease in Louisiana Parishes
Louisiana livestock sectors address parasite threats in warm humid parishes. Article notes external internal parasite losses, promotes targeted treatments to cut grub lice and screw worms, highlights systemic insecticides Bayer 21-195 21-199, rotenone spray, and strict application instructions to boost profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Vienna Mira K El Training Union Study Course
A recurring Wednesday night program runs for five weeks with Dr R L Holmes teaching adults and his wife teaching juniors. About 35 attended the first session though sickness caused some to be absent. Various local moves and hospital visits are noted, including J H Williamson returning from Aiken and visiting family in Shreveport, and Mrs C Hornsby’s sister leaving St Frances hospital Menthlery after surgery for can Peon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Training Union
R. L. Holmes
J. H W. Williamson
Aiken
Capt
Robert Williamson
Virgil
Shreveport
C. Hornsby
JL. A. Coop
West Monrole
St. Frances Hospital
B. Colvin
W. ¢. Colvin
J. W. Colvin
Dubach
Miare Held A On State Key Construction
A public hearing will be held Tuesday in Minden by the Louisiana Department of Highways on plans to relocate part of State Route 7 from Dixie Inn to Sarepta in Webster Parish. Route changes run about 23 miles west of the railroad, with representatives from the Highway Department and Bureau of Public Roads attending to explain plans and record testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Minden Toelsday
Louisiana Department of Highways
Dixie Inn
Sarepta
Webster Parish
R.B. Richardson
Ibiehivagh
Richardson
Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads
U.S. Department of Commerce
Dixieton
U.S. 8
Hartman, Invincible and
Trent
Sarepti
Easter Picnic Brings Pineville Families Together
Readers cover an Easter gathering in Pineville with Mr and Mrs Wayne Fallin and many relatives visiting Mr Sidney Hood’s pasture. The event includes birthday wishes for Gary Byas, relatives from New Orleans, Shreveport and Arcadia, and friends sharing meals and songs. Several members report better health and active chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Fallin
Judy
Jeanie
Pineville
Mack Hood
Viala
Jeanie Fallin
Sidney Hood
Jack Henry
Edwin Rogers
Easter Sunday at Corinth Hosts Visit and Egg Hunt
Thundey April 10 1958 Corinth recounts Rev Tw CG McCain presiding at a master service and an Easter egg hunt after services. The piece lists numerous local visitors and social visits to and from Corinth including families from Ruston Shreveport Lake Charles Monroe and Boston with trips to Tucson and El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tw. CG. McCain
Montag
Curtis Farley
Shreveport
Fl Paso
Texas
Allen Carter
Claudette
Z. W. Stephenson
Tucson
Aviz
Yeni
Lantar Burgess
Lake Charles
Soyer Bury
Brenda
Ruston
Marnest Hood
Rony Ruston
Mr. Kendall
Dillas
Wil Lurgess
Rev
Mes. C. McCann
Monroe
Melvin Tool
2D. Bowler
Marilyn
John
Lote
Stephonen Sunday Aid
Bo Sennett
San
Dubach
Mies
Miner Hood
Didughter
Lisbon
Andl
Rays Su
Local residents attend Easter week services and visits
Mrs. William Hood hosts Mrs. Bred Brazzel who travels to frighten her son and family, while Mr. Gene Brazzel from Monroe and Mr. Ray Bennett from Tech at Ruston spend the holiday here. Rev. Forest Post, the pastor, preached Thursday night Friday night Saturday night and will hold two services Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hand
Shreveport
Hugh Mattison
Twohildren
Ruston
Ruby Pipes
Marilyn
West Monroe
C. Mattison
8. E. Culpepper
Mattison
Mittison
William Hood
Bred Brazzel
Free Brazzel
Hico
Gene Brazzel
Monroe
Ray Bennett
Tech
Forest Post
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Clay the
F. AL Binter
Prentiss Willis
Ioio Willes
Thority
Lester Smelley
Houston
Tex
Joe Howard
Woosters
Strochine
Homer Smelley
G. W. Green
Harold Smelley
Quitman
Tihi
Vienna
Mira. K. EL
LPOQL
Lp&l
Louisiana Power & Light Company
Miare
Parsons
Lake Foursome
Mrs. Milton Woodard
Nttle
Gary Byas
James, Woodard
Gary
Suxanne
Mark Woodard
Mike Shaddocd
Holster City
Lanette
Kay Woodard
Arcadia
Bobby
Betty Woodared
Elaine
Pam Harper
Jackie
Riss Woodard
Kay
Kent Kyle
Rusk
Tfershel Kyle
Rusk, ‘Texas
Florence and
Ruby
Lawrence Woodard
Rebel Franks
Mattie Loubanks
Barnett Houck
Mshory
D. P. Colvin
Musto
Ane
Henry Gatloway
Weyall
Mortis Murphy
Williamy Rogers
Thobert Mubanks
Jack Wenry Fee
Credit Cooper
Malvin
Robert Eabanks
Barnett Flouck
Milton Woodard
Faso Ward
Ines Wood
Mas
They Woodard
Abildrer
Mero
Mes
Carl Able
Wool
Thundey
Corinth
Cmt
Wiliguy Heyer
al Jrunile
Mort Wordh
Roc Woodard
Altsmye
All Moon Breught
Reid Hood
Abeaiin Motor Co
Bomidt
Rand
Hal Cochran
MISC
SEOUS
Poly
Shelor Furniture Company
TOM OF
TLE — Sort
Dinette Bultes
Mattredsey
Rus
Plymouth
Tye Lawepariee
Eb Hevee
Ened Tan’ Baffer
Phannath
Andy
Pour Piyemonth
Tpouy
Oda
Ld Erie
GUY Baker Motors
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