Oil and gas test locations listed in Lincoln Parish report
Lincoln Parish oil and gas report lists five drill sites in the parish with depths between 9,000 and 10,000 feet. Notable entries include Gulf Oil No. 1 Calhoun and Southwest Gas producing No. 1 in Calhoun, and Barnwell and Anderson units in Jackson Parish testing depths from 8,550 to 11,703 feet with multiple open-flow gas specs.
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A Dodson
Ol Kiltor
Lincoln Parish
Linesn Parish
Calhoun
Southwest Gas Production Co
B. B. McClendon
Southwest Gas Producing Co
Lula
Cal+houn
Ruston
Pure Oil Co
Simsboro
Bear Creek
Jack W. Grigsby
Continental Car Co
Liberty Hill
West Brycelarid
California Co
W. Merrill
Bryceland
Jackson Parish
Wildcats
Barnwell Drilling Co
Bartwell- Anders
Chatham
Barnell-Martin Timber Co
Barnwell Drilling Co. Inc
Barnwell-Continental Can Co
Vernon
Ark la
Calhoun Field
Cada
American’ Petroleum Corp
Mathieson Inc
Jon’ Parish
Mt. Olive Field
Hi MariNo
Colvin
Ber
L&n Drilling Co
K. J. Lankford
K.D. Lankford
Louisiana Gas Producing Co
Gas Producing Co
Olin Gas Transmission
Olin Gas Transmission Corporation
Pretty Sunshine Welcomes Town Community News
Mrs V L Larance apologizes for late news due to cold weather. Neighbors and relatives visit from Dallas, Baton Rouge, Ruston, Monroe, and Houston. Three community residents are patients at Ruston Hospital, including Mrs W B Larance with facial burns from a kitchen accident and Mr A I Alexander with pleurisy.
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Hilly
Larance
C. F. Alexander
Joe Lolley
Lolley
Mariner
Vienna
Alexander Pee Aeek
Alice Davis
Monroe
Floyd Rinehart
Ruston
Dallas
Texas
Estern Payne
Pam
Baton Rouge
Ozzie Payne
Lane Norris
Dubach
Darun
Stephanie Holt
John Pennington
Houston
Do Ruston Hospital
W. B. Larance
Mr. A. I. Alexander
Open House Honors Fifty Years For Colvins In Vienna
Mr and Mrs Stone B Colvin celebrated their golden anniversary with an open house at the home of their son W C Colvin in Vienna. They married January 26 1911 at the bride’s Vienna home with Tela Simmons Colvin as the bride. The couple have three sons W C Vienna L Colvin West Chester PA and H B Colvin Spring Hill and seven grandchildren. A telephone call from their Pennsylvania son added to the day as guests praised the couple’s fifty years.
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Stone B. Colvin
W. C. Colvin
Vienna
Ida and
Stone
Rales
Cleo Alexander
Colvin
V. C. Lavance
Tilly
Pennsylvania
Mary Alice Green
Edwin A. Green
Mary Alice
William
Bagwell
W. ©. Bagwell
Mr. Bagwell
Dubach
Fellowship Baptist Church
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana Power and Light Company
Shreveport Vocational School
Cooktown H D Club Meets At R L Cook Home
The Cooktown Home Demonstration group held its January meeting at Mrs. R L Cook’s home. President Mrs J W Cook led the business session and the Club Collect was recited. Ona Blondin demonstrated “Basic Dress Around the Clock” and Robert Wilder was named outstanding club member for 1960. The annual March of Dimes auction raised $30. Attendees include Mrs P G Grambling Mrs FE P Cole Mrs Ona Blondin Mrs W W Brooks Mrs Norma Brooks Mrs J W Cook Mrs R L Cook Mrs T A Hilton Mrs T E Holland Mrs Bertha Colvin and Mrs Mittie Elkins.
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Cooktown
H. D. Club
R. L. Cook
J. W. Cook
Ona Blondin
Robert Wilder
P. G. Grambling
FE. P. Cole
W. W. Brooks
Norma Brooks
T. A. Hilton
T- E. Holland
Bertha Colvin
Mittie Elkins
Hilly church activities and community visits in Greenwood
Sunday notes visitors and family health updates as Monroe friends stop by the Lavance home. Rev Jerry Means leads services. quarterly conference set for February 14 at Hilly church. Local gatherings include a Home Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs Lavance’s home with ten members present, and praise for members like Miss Colvin, Mrs Delany, and Mrs Colvin.
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Alexander
A. B. Lavance
Bill Jones
Dianne
Eily
Susan
Monroe
R. S. Lavance
Jerry Means
Hilly Church
Floyd Nolan
Greenwood
BR. G. Mekee
Mike
J. 2
Deleny
Ralph
Mas
V. C. Lavance
BR. P. Upehuret
Don
Jo ‘Hy
Fabnnie Delony
Willy My
Deloney
Ralply
Jimmy Baye
Jay
Virginia Laranee
Ars
G. McKea
Hilly Home Demonstration Club
Monhly
Larance
Tlandin
Abs de Melson
Bees
Cor
Meader
Jaques Kag
Ales
Tene Colvin
Mies Penitien
History Month and the Lessons of Past Nations
A letter urges marking February as American History month and argues history shows causes of nations' rise and fall. The writer links ancient and modern events, referencing Herodotus, Thucydides, Gibbon, and timeless patterns to warn against disintegration of the United States.
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The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ouy
Greece
Rome
United States
Proper Care Of Table Linens Gives Rewarding Results
Mrs Verna D Guillory LSU Agricultural Extension Service says proper care of table linens yields rewarding results. Delicate pieces require hand washing and stain removal while fresh. Use mild washing, gentle brushing, and plastic wrap during ironing to prevent damage and preserve luster.
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Verna D. Guillory
LSU Agricultural Extension Service
Camellia Care Tips and Society Musings Cite Eugenia Smith
Camellia fever is discussed with planting, watering, fertilizing, soil prep, and mulch guidance for G. japonica and C. sasanqua. Advice covers hardy varieties, correct soil, drainage, and aftercare, plus a note on forming an American Camellia Society chapter. The piece ends with civic reflection attributed to Eugenia Smith.
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Prof
Sargent
Gov. Mouton
Victory
Jarvis
American Camellia Society
Correct Faults and History of Revolutions in Modern Library
The passage urges studying the French Revolution and Gogol alongside Dead Souls and recommends Modern Library editions. It then proposes turning to national history, examining England's revolt, the crafting of our Constitution, and Hendrick's Bulwark of the Republic, a biography of the Constitution, as essential adult reading for informed citizenry responsible for electing the press.
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United States
Congress
Eugenia Smith
Gogol
England
Hendrick
Mrs. J. D. Murry Guest Speaker At Twilight Club
The Twilight Garden Club January meeting at the Southern Bell building featured guest speaker Mrs. J. D. Murry who spoke informally on Conservation in Louisiana. Hostesses were Mrs. J. M. Patterson and Mrs. Lynn Santerson. social hour followed with cocoanut cake and coffee served.
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J. D. Murry
Twilight Club
Twilight Garden Club
Southern Bell Telephone Building
J. M. Patterson
Lynn Santerson
New Orleans
Louisiana
J.D. Murry
Clayton Lomax
W. TI. Stewart
Johnt Morgan
Leroy DeFroeke
A. G. Hornsby
J. Patterson
Warl Puddy
TW. L. Rainwater
Lynd’ Santé Serson
Dick Taylor
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B. E. McKinnie
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He Hesler
Nat’l. Farm Loan Association
M. K. Weaver
Rainwater
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Pi Hye
Fon
Stoneville
Wiaator Aussissipre
Stone B
Herodotus
Thucydides
Soviet Union
Gibbon
West
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Nettie Willingham
Taylor
Comet
Gaz
Spiiet
Yomet
Lincoln-Mercury
East Georgia