Miss Riser and James Anderson Repeat Church Vows
Elizabeth Antionette Riser became the bride of James Sennett Anderson at Temple Baptist Church. The ceremony featured white floral decor, music by Mrs. B. G. Allison, and attendants Miss Kitty Jenkins and others. A reception followed at the church with elaborate cake table and crystal punch bowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Antionette Riser
James Sennett Anderson
Jesse Janie Etser
James Bennete
Anderson
Harold Shirley
Sever
Temple Baptist
B. G. Allison Plas
Patricia Wells
Gries
D'Harsielor
Inera
Kitty Jenkins
Maria Coinbe
Robbie Ann Willard
Wes Ss
Don Tippit
Trustem
Ashs
Dezere Carlston
Salt Lake City
Tommy Kincannon
Ll. L. Linton
K. P. Bearachannon
Luther Boyes Entertain Guests From Starkville
The Bowes and families from Starkville visit Wis s-EE, with Mr and Mrs Moe cips, and Mr and Mes Roy Mizarg among attendees. Shreveport and New Orleans trips noted. Miss Pipes and Mrs Bowels are mentioned. Several names and distant visits appear. illness and hospital stay referenced for Mr Bowel and Boyel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bowd
Hoveld Plhanmivett Ferres
Starkville
Mins
Father Bowes
Mtvs
Moe Cips
Washington
NTS
Btes
Niler
Roy Mizazrg
Bam
Mr At
Asten
Bled Dipes
Btz
Nowell Sazas
Usliter
Orleans
Guy
Ramos
Willy
Boyel
Boyil
Thomas
le Maiek
Greenwood Well Being Drilled On C R Heard Farm
A well is being drilled by Franks Gilster on the property of C R Tieard near Mr Frank Mitchells farm. Several local residents and visitors are noted with travel plans and family visits across the region, including trips to Baton Rouge and Lake Charles, and weekend gatherings with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Defreas
Franks Gilster
C. R. Tieard
Frank Mitchell
Loueetla Simmons
Sam Neilson
Alabama
Armor Edmunds and Sons
Lodgview
McM. Harrisory
Huesday
Aton Rouge
Troy Jenkins
J. B. Andrews
J. Graham
Florene Napier
Tuston
Marvin Carter
J. W. Martin
Winnsboro
Louis Layfield
Shreveport
Terryville Mack Hood In Monroe For Medical Checkup
The report notes Mack Hood arriving in Monroe with WES D. CO Stewart A. Mack for further medical evaluation. Residents pray for effective treatment as doctors assess his condition after a departure Sunday afternoon.
Two New Oil Locations Reported in Lincoln Parish
Lincoln Parish oil activity for last week reports two new locations. In Ruston Field a 9,100 foot test well is planned for Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. No. 2 R. D. Ball. In Terryville Field a 9,500 foot test is planned at No. 1 O. R. Singleton by Crown Drilling and Producing Co. Additional notes list multiple fields with drill tests, depths, and operators including Tremont, Chatham, and Monroe fields with various companies and test depths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parish
Ruston
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
R. D. Ball
Terryville
O. R. Singleton
Crown Drilling and Producing Company
Richard C. Dodson
Jackson Parish
Chatham Field
Shell OH Ca
Tremont
Tledge
Klein & Caruthers
Lee Collins
Discovery
Wildcats — Sunray DX Oil Co
Robert J. O'Neal
Sibley
Clay Field
United Producing Ch., Inc
Bennett
Ruston Field
Ark
Cas Co
D. Ball
Franks- Gilsier Est
West Simshoro
J. C. Frahan
Firkle
Tremont Field
Southwest Gas Producing Co
J. T. Wyles
Crow Drilling & Pros
O. BR. Singleton
Ouachita Parish
Calhoun
Field
Lia. Gas Co
Chapman Unit
Chenier Field
Tumble Gib & Refini, Co
K. 3
Monroe Field
Cardinal Drilling Co
Cardinal Cas
W. J. Wegman Jr
B. Salley
J. C. Simmons & Co
Union
Humble Gas Transmission Co
Fee Gas
NIC NI
la. Gas Producing Co
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
Olin Mathiesen Chemical Corp
Nim Nig
Revival Trials and Community News At LaPlace Louisiana
Rev B K Miller conducts revival at LaPlace with local support. Community attendance includes Baptists and Methodists, with eight new members baptized. Local visits feature Jay Fayter, Barbara Meine, and Barbara Davis among others. Family guests span Homer to Slidell as residents recount sermons, pulpit dedications, and neighborhood events this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Foxter
G. Ik. Miller
LaPlace Net
New Orleans
Jay Fayter
Ta ‘Tavier
Faylor
Jin Poster
Baptist Church
K. Miller
Ilico Baptist Church
Mddie Morganaly
Dane Bary
Nies
Deve Poy
Jd. C. Owen
Teel
Hallony Chapel
Barbara Meine
Roy Foster
Slidell
W. 2 Williamson
Goskin
Elmer Deason
Wacs
Death of Alexandria Nurse Called death by own action
An Alexandria Public Health Service nurse Beatrice Landry, 59, was found dead in her apartment. Coroner Dr. O B Owens ruled death by own action, saying she had been dead 6 to 18 hours. The incident occurred yesterday in Alexandria Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
UPD
Alexandria Public Health Service
O. B. Owens
Rapids Parish
Beatrice Landry
Moon
Owen
Farley Triplets Celebrate 13th Birthday Party
The Farley triplets Luther Charles and Mary Faye celebrated their 13th birthday Friday with a party attended by Charlotte and James Pilgreen Pam Keith Lewis Danny Bob Murphy Dorothy and Baye Barnette Jule Rises Donald Youngblood Bren tis Broughton of ica Canal Ami and Mary Fivansilen Seriher Wayne Farley and Steve Wilen of Lisbon plus many others. Ice cream punch and cake were served after games. Family visits followed on Monday with relatives from Monroe Lake Charles and Ruston noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Luther
Charles
Mary Faye
Charlotte
James Pilgreen
Pam
Keith Lewis
Danny Bob Murphy
Dorethy
Baye Barnette
Jule Rises
Donald Youngblood
Art Brentis Broughton
Ica
Canal Ami
Mary Fivans
Ilen Seriher
Wayne Farley
Steve Wilen
Lisbon
Graniloaathe
Hy. I. Farley
Dubaeh
Irercream
W R Stroziers Housewarming Scene Shraddled by Funeral News
Mr and Mrs Shesh Bevets attended the death of Frank Praven, brother-in-law to the Bevets, prompting a housewarming scene in Poplar Bluff Missouri. Relatives and friends from Tennessee Alabama Texas Arkansas and Louisiana visited or traveled, with funeral attendance in Fort Worth and family gatherings in Opelousas Monroe Houston Pathalia Gorham Elektorade and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shesh Bevet
Poplar Duff
Missouri
Ohio
Min Aflen
Viler
Rl Mengsk
Nanes
Trene Red Mary McClosky
Opelousas
Vinal Stewert
Sid
Monroe Quaid
Vernon Quaid
Carla
Trousten
Texas
Fred Puirkie
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Richard Dileher
Monroe
Glen Brady
Houston
Noel Rasbury
Wrighiai Puyjghes
Juavyelteess
Pathalia
Fla
Mes
J. W. Moore
Electorade, Ark
Mary Adcock
Gorham
Taois
Water Wars
Aly
Grady Watts
New Director Of Tech Band Announced
Louisiana Tech names Jinine Ttewarth Heynolds as band director to succeed Joe G. Sheppard. Heynolds is a 1943 graduate of Byret Hien School and former Tech student who will take over at the start of fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Tech
Marshall J. Brett
Collese
Jinine Ttewarth Heynolds
Byret Hien School
Shreveport
Tech
Joe G. Sheppard
Philips School
Sos Erie Street
Navy
Naval Preserve
Reyna
Reynolds
Desde Tf, Marchand
Panaldsonville
Plans Made For Integration Of N O Catholic Schools
NEW ORLEANS (UPI) The 153 Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of New Orleans will open to all races on Sept. 4, marking the first Louisiana school integration since Orleans Parish public schools were desegregated. Archbishop Joseph Francis Ruane announced the plan on March 27, calling for complete desegregation across all diocesan schools. Segregationists and many Catholics protested, demonstrating at the Archbishop's residence and threatening action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
UPI
Archdiocese of
Louisiana
Orleans Parish
Lugo
Joseph Francis Ruane
Rummel
Catholic Actuols
New Orledans
John Patrict
Baton Rouges
Lafayetle
Alexandria
Tlus
Werroes
Sts. Bernard and Plaquemines
Leander H. Perez Sr
90 000 Workers May Lose Jobs If Free Trade Bill Passed
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg told the Senate Finance Committee that about 99,000 U.S. workers would lose jobs due to imports from Kennedy's foreign trade program, but long term trade growth would significantly boost wages and economic prospects. He noted only about 90,000 would qualify for adjustment aid of up to six dollars weekly for a year during retraining, as hearings focused on program provisions for aid to workers and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
Silent Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
Americas
Goklbert
Joliberg
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Miss Riser
Jazmes B. Anderson
Jaaaes B. Anderson, JR
Loningstraw
Luther Boyes
Greenwood
Terry Ville
Mack Hood
Monroe Hospital
Wes
D. CO
Stewart A. Mack Flood
Pent
McCullin
Liveveport
Reed Hoo
SL Rest
Ollie Hoodyh
Arcadia Hospital
HICO
B. K. Miller
la. Place
Jit Foster
Oko Napper
W.O. Farley
Ben Clements
Fulci Moran
C.C Fowley
Springhill
Mary Ann West
Namcel
Clair Weard
New Iberia
Jim Moor
S. & Fowler
Ada Napper
Jin Dubach
Carlton Broughton
Fowler
Rey
Eddie Morgan
Gussis
Jin Foster
Caro) Davidson
Farmerville
Donna Davison
West Monroe
Frank Graves
Herman Stewart
Bossier City
Stewart
Mark Madden
Terrell, Tex
F. L. Doss
Shirley Wiliams
Ruston Sper
Trudy Cobb
Columbia
Jini Deason
Death of
Bermie Williams
Doris Simeron
Avis Tienivons
Dee Sansford
Ceffernaue
Otlie Sidyletor
Fhipty Williams
Jan Wallice
Wilder Tammons
Mes. Neat Moen
Willard Neilsen
Minden
Asterday Attem
Mro
Ocbell Stewart
Sam Neilsen
Matt Heal
Miro
Odell Stewart
Ricky Hood
Ji Bernice
Carl Streetey
Dura Hullay Suns
Lernou
Alfred Farley
Dollie Tubbs
David Cover
Lake Charles
Dianne Brageel
Cherryl Linighton
Gaye
Julie Rives
Tilizabeth
Chiatrlotte Pilgreen
Mrs. Tisdate
WEO Rives
Alling Braazel Amt Te
Dianne
Burt
Kia
Mire
Mon Pilereen
Tech Band
Denver
Colorado
W. Ry Strovier
Fred Zhamerman
Verg Walker
James Strozier
Jerry Arse+ Mault
Lee Weaver
Glenda Standley
Doe Hol Jomback
Ton Metean
Jim Hollingsworth
Lillhan Zuber
Polly Porter
Thelma Plarville
Kart Cox
Bud Tinsley
Maxdevin
Mickey Sumrall
C. O. Nelson
Floyd Miles
Ilinton
R. Ane
Frances Andrews
G. C. Ashcraft
Alonzo’ Beaulieu
Ann Bayne
William Simipson
J.C Love
L. C. Caskey
Dene Jones
Barbara Pitre
John Martin
JoAnn Breeding
Charles Brown
Gene Grigsby
Savvy Anderson
Dorothy Harvey
Francis Harvey
Walsworth
A. G. Walsworth
W. A. Walpole
Douglas Bond
N. O. Catholic
Ark-La-Tex
Big Ben
Baby Ben
General Electric
Mennen’s
G&g Johnson’s Baby Supplies
Ruston, la
North
Trenton
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