Revival Followers Fill Lincoln Parish Notices
News from Barnett Springs and nearby towns lists visiting relatives and neighbors, revival attendance at the Methodist Church, and local departures. Readers named include Mrs. Rober Stewart, Miss Eunice Miller, Miss Carrie Mae Terrill, Mr. and Mrs. Walker Milam, and Rev. Hysell. A party heads to Lake Louis for camp life, with others visiting family and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rober Stewart
Robert Harrell
Minden
Don Watts
Eunice Miller
Carrie Mae ‘Terrill
Naunie Green
Walker Milam
Cilodys Richardson
May
Monroe
Dermont
Arluveak
Theory Mabey
Hattie Cirdnt
Shreveport
Dan Watts
Tosaes
Gily
Sind
Howard Cerrdner
Robert Stewart
Jardy Stewart
Bart Hanna
Earl
Steve Manna
Wesleys Chapel
Bla Bell
Minerva Bullock
W. TL. McCrayy
W. J. McGrayy
W.H. Bullock
Far Hanna
L. M. Milam
Simsbora
Downsville Man J R Rush Buried After Arkansas Trip
J R Rush 61 of Downsville was buried in Downsville cemetery Sunday afternoon after dying on a health trip to Hot Springs Arkansas. The service was led by a Methodist minister. Surviving family includes wife three daughters and one brother. A separate picnic and watermelon feast followed at the old baseball park near Terrat Store with local residents attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Downsville
J. R. Rush
Downsville
Staples
Rush
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Baker Stictelerty
Monroe
Kilpatrick Undertakers
Patervile
R. H. Henry
Jim Hinton
D. F. Johnson
Wv. F. Carey
Arthur Wiliams
Johm Hester
de 8. Rush
M. A. Giddens
Shreveport
Lane Henry
Hope
Jack Hagwell
Swarte
Lige Rush
Downsvile
Ron Herbert Simpy Ming
Foster
Doh
Bartana
Rllle
Mie
Donald
Golden Colder
Mises Bernive Healer
Woo "Purtetta
Muss Veron Jalitinon
Obituary and social notes from a Ruston community
Friends and relatives send sympathy to Mrs. Belle Hinton and family after her loss. Local residents return from a trip to Waco, Texas while others host Sunday guests, plan homes, and share weekend visits in Choudrant and Blue Ridge areas. A playful portrait of Flame tlogan Who's Who notes a five and one half foot tall five year old cotton planter predicting a poor season with fifty bale hopes but five expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Hinton
Simeon Wright
Johnnie Rabb
Ruston
Loraine Rabb
Waco
Texas
J. L. Hogan
Choudrant
O. W Hogan
Adolphus Arrant
Willie
Earl Shaeffer
Puckett Lake
Jack Burch
M. ©. Frasier
Carrie Ray
Elton
Martha Kate Frasier
Carrie Ray Frasier
D. D. Furgerson
Blue Ridge Community
Flame Tlogan
Hilly by Cuckoo Hilly community notes trip and visitors
Community column lists weekend visitors and guests from Antioch, Shreveport, Bienville and Arcadia. Mentions fishing trip to Larance's Ferry, family visits, funerals, and ongoing illness of Mrs. Laurance receiving daily treatment. several Saint and Delony families named with attendance and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Saint
Antioch
W. J. Larance
George Reardon
Shreveport
Antioch Banch
Larance’s Ferry
Doris
Mildred, Finnett
Conrad Saint
Happy” Delony
Stave
Ensiv Andrews
Jaames Bhirmore
Corinth Community Fishing Trip and Visits
A large crowd enjoyed a two day fishing trip on Black Lake with reports of good luck. Local residents shared visits across the week including Mr. Carl Bennett with the W. M. Bennett family. Several pairs and families, including J. J. Hood, Odis Loyd, the Strothers, Stephenson and Fowler families, traveled to Monroe Rus ton Sharon Comiadbily and other nearby towns for weekend visits. Miss Leamon Arrington from Monroe stayed with the Strother household. Walter Alexander of Dubach and E l Loyd’s daughter Joyce Lee visited Greenwood with the Loyd family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Lake
Carl Bennett
W. M. Bennett
J. J. Hood
Odis Loyd
Homer
J. M. Strother
Aubrey Strother
Monroe
J. H. Stephenson
Drew Fowler
J. Stephenson
Ruston
Nolan Carter
Sharon Comiadbily
Ed Hood
G. W. Bennett
Leamon Arrington
Walter Alexander
Dubach
E. l. Loyd
W. G. Loyd
Valley gossip notes from Mineral Springs week
Local column records neighbors visiting relatives and friends across Liggin Douglas Ruston Baskin and nearby towns. Numerous Williamson family members and friends, including Revels, Frasers, Mobleys, and Wilkos, share days with kin, attend dinners, and visit others in a busy community social round.
Williamson Relatives Visit and Local Social Notices
Remain here for several days visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. 8 N Williamson spent the past week with daughter Mrs. Leon Frasier at Douglas. Lamson dined with Nell Revel Sunday. Floyd Franklin dined with Jack Revel Sunday. Dayton McGee of Dubach spent Sunday with Mrs. Della Colvin and others. Miss LaNce Frasier spent last weekend in Arcadia. BFP U and Sunday School are held again with gatherings at 2:20 and 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Williamson
Tom Williamson
Liggin
Ross Howard
Bill Howard
Paul Williamson
Cecil Williamson
Jewel Revel
Wallig
Shreveport
Wilbur Williamson
Leon Frasier
Frank Mobley
Clarice Barmore
Lillie Belle Joyner
Ruth Mobley
Exther Martin
Clonie Orwell
T. M. Prasier
Rassie Langston
Culbert Sol
Douglas
Margaret
Mildred Willamson
Nell Revel
Floyd Franklin
Jack Revel
Dayton McGee
Dubach
Della Colvin
Mildred Williamson
Tom Colvin
Joseph Heck
Eloise Frasier
LaNce Frasier
Arcadia
Local residents host guests during varied visits
CHOUDRANT Hidge and Mrs ALS Drew with daughter Allyn stayed with Mr and Mrs J B Richmond while enroute to Minden from a Canada trip that included Lake Winnipeg and Hudson Bay. Others traveling visited Dallas California Ruston Monroe and Downsville for family reunions outings and to spend time with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidge
Als. Drew
Allyn
J. B. Richmond
Minden
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Lake Winnipeg
Hudson Bay
J. W. Shofener
Dallas
Texas
Trilos Auldeson
Sweetwater
Auldeson
Louise Hogan
Loree Winfree
Libson
Miss Bedford
Pitkin
T. J. Norris
Palma
Hester Hinman
Clyde Connell
Ruston
Connell
E. J. Bennett
Rebecca
Jessie Mae Norris
Aline
Reita Hogan
Irene Thomas
Virginia Kidd
John G. Travis
Malcolm Norris
Gordon Hogan
Monroe Natitorium
A. C. Prost
A. C. Frost
Downsville
Ruby Humphries
Grayson
Guy Baker
Isom Halstead
Alzy Parnell
Maudie Mae
Mrs Martha Pennell Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Martha Davis Pennell age 81 died Friday August 8 at 2:25 p.m. at her son Stedman Pennell’s home in Sibley community after a long illness. Born March 17 1849 in Alabama she moved to Louisiana in 1864. She married Ratho Pennell at age 20 who preceded her in death. Surviving children include Delia Walters Bertha Parnell Alisa Maderas Millie Ambrose Katie Brook Mes John Will and Stedman Pennell. Funeral held Saturday at 10:30 in dblbry cemetery with Rev BLP Smith. Pallbearers listed. She died in faith and is mourned by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Pennell
Martha Davis Pennell
Stedman Pennell
Sibley
Martha Pennell
Alabama
Louisiana
Methodist Church
Ratho Pennell
Delia Walters
Bertha Parnell
Alisa Maderas
Millie Ambrose
Katie Brook
Mes John Will
Stedman Penuel
Pennell
Dbbry
Blp. Smith
Sibley Obituary and Local Gatherings Recap
Miss Bernice O'Neal spent the week in Alto with her brother Rev ft L O Nea l of Bastrop conducting the revival. The community notes several visits to relatives, a funeral in Alabama for Mrs Mat Pennell, and expressions of sympathy from the Sibley Community for the loss of a mother and grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice O'Neal
Alto
G. A. O'Neal
Ft. L. O'Neal
Bastrop
Hardy Minor
Ruby Slaughter
Atlanta
R. H. Alexander
Lillian O'Neal
Maude O'Neal
Maile Mitchell
Shreveport
O'Neal
Mitchell
May Laverre
Augusta Porter
Grange
Texas
Carey and Hinton
Dowiusville
Mat. Pennett
Bob McLean
Thos. Dugdale
Wilson Rinehart
G. A. Rinehart
Philadelphia
Olline Pennell
Katherine Emory
Vivian Farmer
Esther Baker
la Tex
Land
Kate Calhoun
Allie O'Neal
Mary O'Neal
Augusta Parker
J. J. Norris
Wesley Norris
Mr. Rush
Sibley
Local Social Notes and Travel Farewells in Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge items report Mr C Frazier and sons Mrs A E Larance and children and other families visiting and hosting gatherings. Miss Eleanor Michael of New Orleans visits her parents Rev H M Michael. Mrs H M Michael receives a shower before leaving Ruston Aug 15 for a trip to Europe with Gold Star Mothers, sailing from New York Aug 17 to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Michael
New Orleans
Rev
H. M. Michael
Cooktown
Michael
Ruston
Europe
New York
France
Fragmented Textions From A Messed Archive
An OCR read yields a garbled passage mentioning various unclear names and places. Key entities are obscured, with no coherent actions or events evident. The fragment hints at historical names and potential locations but lacks readable details for a solid summary.
All From Same Root Vie Ant James Gough
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of linguistic equivalents and translation notes. Mentions Seedaod Lecuit and Germians with terms like Baglab saith. Source appears garbled but flags an inquiry into word equivalence and root forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant James Gough
Frelena
Ion
Lecuit
Lefoyte
Baber
New Orleans Coffee Culture Shapes Daily Work
In New Orleans business routine unfolds over coffee with Ralph A. noting how offices, banks, and factories foster informal gatherings. A bank on the top floor hosts a kitchen for workers after closing time, while a factory worker keeps a coffee pot at the ready to sustain him through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ralph A
National Geographic Magazine
Wailer Driis
Scientists Find Metals in Human Body, World News
An investigation analyzes ashes and organs for metal traces. Researchers report silver, copper, lead, and zinc in kidneys and glands, tin in the brain and thyroid, aluminum and copper in spleen, and titanium absent in key tissues. The study notes copper and other metals present in multiple organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiesto
Bopha Science
Atekel
Tver
Evil Omen of Friday the thirteenth superstition
The item discusses Friday the thirteenth as an evil omen, citing beliefs about events and numbers at tables. It references the Last Supper image and a remark by Dacor Ritch ener about thirteen diners, suggesting fatal outcomes or bad luck when thirteen sit to dine together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Dacor Ritchener
White Bread Touted as Wholesome By USDA Panel
A USDA group led by Dr. AL Woods states that white bread and whole wheat bread are both wholesome foods. They are among the most important and affordable energy and protein sources in the diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
AL F. Woods
Department
Color in the Sea Seafolk and Ghostfish Description
The text describes the aftroilant seafolk known as ghostfish with a slender silvery form. It notes the angel flah as vividly colored with penetrating fins. It mentions the squirrel dish and ash airaets attention for turquoise blue, plum purple, or bright green hues.
Light Stena Trains Pretnatistib for wb ae dee teat af baht hig
A garbled report mentions Stena trains and a prenatal event with unclear details. Names and places are unreadable. The fragment references a Pay Whit t grouping and Veit out the en Thy Phe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stena
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Barnett Springs
Ter
V. A. Hennen
HW. B. Hysell
Hysell
Charley Crisman
J. B. Hester
Lake Louie
D. I. Roach
PJ. Ballard
D'Ardenne
Wow
Norvis
WL Roberson
Parmer
Robert Farmer
Mydre Dtures of
Deaston
Loyd Mercer al Mouroe
Mae Wop Tun Wee
Prestoplord
Iatiaeryalle
Wise Feey
Cibslangd
Bf Ross
Clarence White
Comduedine
Wilhtite
Druids
Poudas
Ma Chas
Hinethot
Cone
Hom
Dobisi
Pyler
Deo Bullard Fricaus
Dick Visstki
Gladys Farter
Air
Ed Mies
Ceriffin
Childmean
It. L. Larance
Wo EE Saint
Saidt
Frances Wilks
Myres
Aline Saint
Fred Larance
M. L. Saint
Lb. J. Learance
Louie
Humore
Karl Barmore
Charles
Myris
Vern Saint
DL. A. Wildwins
WR. Delony
Velma Upchurch
Bell Hinton
Wesley Chapel
Mattie Andrews
Huston
Byeowddau
Mur
Arcadia Mirietty
Rutl Hartore
Boys
Laurance
J. EB. Delony
Fitile
Corinth
Robby
Joyce Lee
Mrs. Delony
Greenwood
Billie
Irene Frasier
la Nce Frasier
Little Belle Joyner
Ona Barmore
M. Williamson
Earl Otwell
Willur Williamson
J. B. Bryan
Charlie Chrisman
Mes. San Revel
Wilver Holloway
Alma Duke
Civo
Holloway
Grant Tinsley
Florence
Avis Colvin
la Nee Frasier
Sunt Revel
B. Williamson
Joe Crawford
Lynn Revel
Kate Carter
Rustin
Hoow
Revel Muaid
Com. Williamson
Bill HoWwerd
Gniait “Pinsley
Wilver Hallo Way
Stacy
Ua Mitts
Aul Buckes
Wow Revel
Marthe Martin
Mtr
Fyapk
Brock
C. al Willsoi
Francis Sessins
Othe Kinman
Emmitt Williamison Bills Kinman
Blue Ridge
C. Frazier and
Henry Lewis
Lee Roy
L. Frasier
Jack Bureh
C. Frazier
Miss Vernice
Maxie Larance
Frankie
Alice Ray Frazier
Wayne
R. G. Larance
Luther, Jr
Clyde Frazier
Leveland
Mehdi
Philocopher
Japan
Ayer
Tbe
Towneis
Pigg Fe
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