Weekend Visits and Family News Across Texas and Kentucky
Local social notes list weekend visitors and greetings among families in Hico Minden and Owensboro. Names include Mrs J C Young Owensboro Ky visiting her son in Texas, Mr and Mrs Jim Foster and relatives in Longview Kilgore Gladewater, and Dr and Mrs Ned Berry of New Orleans with others.
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al Roy
B. Odom
al Odor
Minden
James Odom
Wastrop
Ned Berry
New Orleans
Williams
Bas Op Mes
Mie
Henry
Frank Graves
Satrday
Manvac
Hien
J.C Young
Owensboro
Moe
Thomas Parley
Lake Charles
Mar
Is Warley
Mrr
Meth
Jim Foster
Longview
Kilgore
Aml Gladewater
Texas
Dre
James Brazzel
Greenwood Community Guests and Local Visits Report
Numerous residents and visitors in the Greenwood area were noted this week. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. D. Harris near Rust on Thursday, Mrs. Jessie Alexander and Mrs. Willard Alexander of Simshoro with Mr. and Mrs. Colvin, and Mrs. Collie’s aunt visit in Choudrant. Families from Ruston, Alexandria, Baton Rouge, Tyler, Winnsboro, Dubach, College Station and Minden were listed as attendees, relatives, or weekend visitors. Roadwork on White Lightning road and new fencing improvements were mentioned as changes to the area. Further social mentions included gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Carter, Mrs. Minnie Rogers of Marshall, and others with dinner guests and church attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Harris
Elva Payton
Rust
Colvin
Jessie Alexander
Willard Alexander
Simshoro
C. C. Gustafson
L. G. Huey
Clara Sledgepeth
Ruston
Choudrant
Collie
Novice Mitchell
Dan Mitchell
Alexandrian
F. M. Wilks
Patrick
Steve
C. Z. Catton
Baton Rouges
Denham
Ray Kilgore
Tyler
H. L. Kilgore
B. Calvin
Dubach
Carolyn
College Station
Texas
G. E. Fowler
Ebert. Wilkerson
Minden
Frank | Napper
Vienna
Tela! Pilgroon
Marvin Carter
Minnie Rogers
Marshall
Jim Foster
Thomas Farley
Slyde Harnett
C. W. Mine Tue
C. W. Enloc
Foster
Shreveport
Auto Racing Stars Slated Sunday At La. State Fairgrounds Track
Auto racing stars from America's oldest governing body gather in Shreveport for Southland Sprints at Louisiana State Fair Speedway. National champion Johnny Beauchamp eyes a second straight title with Ben White and Bobby Hardick among top rivals. Time trials begin early Sunday with the first sprint race to follow on the 8 foot drag-stretch main straight.
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la. State Fairgrounds
Bie
Drivers of
America
Shreveport
Southland
Louisiana Stte Fair Speedway
Johnny Beauchamp
Shrevepark
Ben White
Bobby Hardick
Speedway
Tech Linksmen Open Home Schedule Versus Tulane
Tech Linksmen host Tulane University and face Quincy College on the Ruston County Club courses. Tulane visits the Greenies, while Quincy tackles the Techsters in Saturday afternoon action.
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Louisiane
Trul
Quincy
Chi Jege
Tulane University
Ruston
Eourses Linde
al Te Steeng
Tulane Jinksters
Greenies
Goldy
Che Pathesekay
Thubites
Qaaehitts College
MaNvese
Lincoln Bears Triumph 9-0 Over Bastrop Tigers
Lincoln High Bears shutout Bastrop 9-0 as pitcher Art Carty starred in a dominant win. Teammates Wood, Dun, Residoes contributed, while Bastrop errors aided the Bears rally in a dominant early-season victory.
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Lincoln Bears
Bastrop
Lincoln High Bears
Dustrop Tigers
Tech Tees Up For Southwestern Relays And Local Contests
Tech track teams compete in the Southwestern Louisiana Relays at Ruston and Florida Relays in a busy week. Baseball hosts Quincy College and Northeast Louisiana with a Monroe trip for a Friday game. Tennis and golf results noted, while football and other spring sports are in progress.
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Latte Yelte
Cettenary
Notters
Ruston Bet Waer
Tech
Hickiason
PTH Poe
Catiilte Finksters
Hos
Quincey College Ofchinois
Tulane University
Quincy College
Northeast Louisiana
Bulldogs
Monroe
Northeast Indians
Southwest Recreation
Florida
Oklahoma Baptist
Cinine Netters
Mast
Texas State
Austen
Ouachita College
McNeese State
Bond chain letters violate federal laws in Mayfield
Postal officials report Mayfield Kentucky residents are buying U S Savings bonds to fund a chain letter scheme. Participants purchase two bonds then roll one into the club and mail the other to the next member. Officials say the scheme also operated in northeast Arkansas and drew long queues at a Baton Rouge savings bond window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Tennessee
U.S
Arkansas
Baton Rouge
Chasiny
Check on Licenses of City Drivers Announced Today
Colonel N Brown of the Department of Public Safety announced a ten day citywide drive to check delinquent driver licenses starting April 14. About 200000 delinquent licenses exist nationwide. State Troopers and city officers will inspect within city limits. Major Kravrainigh urged drivers to verify licenses and report to the nearest Driver's License office to avoid invalidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. N. Brown
Department of Public Safety
Mo. Kravrainigh
Kavanatugh
Easter Message and Visits Highlight Alabama Parish Notes
Community church comments recall an Easter message with weighty themes as members and visitors gather. West Monroe residents visit Mr and Mrs Laster Reese and family. Bear Town mourns Mrs Malcint Thompson as her husband passes away. Thompson family includes three children. Local travel and sympathy extend through Kentucky and Port Arthur connections amid family ties.
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Bro. Dowlings
Alabama
Laster Reese
West Monroe
Miro
Sam Reese
Herve
Mero
A. Tostustel
Port Arthur
Tesds Visltee
Moaby Temot
Wwent
Balen
Mii
Jay
Daugher
Thompsons
Kentucky
Night Show Highlights Dubach High School Stars
Dubach High School staged a nighttime campus showcase with students performing on stage as parents and families looked on. The event featured a mix of dramatic readings and musical numbers led by teachers and highlighted by standout performances from the first and fourth place groups along with individual acts.
U.S. Exports to Japan Double Its Imports in 1957
Washington reports show U.S. exports to Japan rose 40 percent to 1.221 billion dollars while imports from Japan increased 10 percent to 661 million. The shift highlights ongoing friction over trade policy as Congress weighs renewal of the reciprocal trade agreements act. Japan’s exports to the U.S. include tuna, cotton goods, plywood, electronics, and specialty instruments. raw cotton and silk trade decline amid quotas and synthetic markets.
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Yyashington
NEA
Washington
U.S
Japan
Congress
snade-in-Japan
Philippines
Kishi
America
Poetry Program beta Scouts Set Scheduled in City
A poetry program and scouting enrollment event are planned in the city with Writers Society, Music Writer's Club hosting on April 1. The Ruston Writers and local groups discuss the Girl Scout program, enrollment must be filed, and adult supervisors invited for the meeting.
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By Writers Society
Butler
Jar
Vrapey Brow
Mtr
Abe Pantry
Marler
Trehidert
Pavindiat
Anise
Hoek Judd
Cathey
Iscetleie
North Louisiann
Feiper
Ruston
Morgan
Ruston Coupeil Aianauners Dhat
le Hell
Git Scout Center
Tsay Omght
Hrowni - Seoul
Gige
Yao Auaning Yen
Ult
Wits
Scout Center
Orpani
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