Boy Scouts Of America Celebrate Fifty-One Years Of Character
The piece honors the Boy Scouts of America for fifty-one years building character and citizenship in American youth. It praises the motto physical strength mental alertness moral integrity and highlights 5000 Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorers in the Quachita Valley Council with 400 leaders guiding them. It urges continued local support and strong citizenry to meet future challenges.
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Boy Scouts of America
Quachita Valley Council
Boy Scouts Ofmerica
Ticklish Inquiry Targets State Agencies in Hoover Panel Probe
Louisiana state agencies including police juries and levee districts will receive letters this week from the Little Hoover committee asking for self reports on operations and spending. The panel aims to tally data, suggest fixes, and possibly draft bills, with a focus on efficiency and public relations.
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Munasan
Tech
Munson
Woowide
Fest
Govermr
Wilch Bank
Social Security Information For Retirees
Monroe district manager J D Brooks outlines required evidence for first social security checks. Key items include birth certificates or alternatives such as baptismal records, insurance policies, or family Bibles. Earned income proof, W-2 forms for employees, and tax returns for self employed are discussed. If both spouses apply, age evidence for the wife is also needed.
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J. Dodd Brooks
Monroe
Internal Revenue Service
Brooks
Tetire
Louisiana warns about checking 1961 fishing licenses
The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission urges fishermen to verify they hold current licenses. Director L. D. Young Jr says to avoid embarrassment from invalid licenses. Licenses cost $1 and are available at sporting goods stores, boat dealers, hardware stores, and at state offices or district locations. Exemptions apply to under 16 and certain older residents with special provisions.
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L. D. Young, Jr
Young
State Commission
Louisiansy
Thermda
Leeisiana Wild Lite
New Orleans
Yeume
Laue Khata
Louisiana AGC launches Plan Bulldozer civil defense program
Louisiana contractors through AGC adopt Plan Bulldozer to mobilize heavy equipment and personnel for disaster relief. Eight AGC chapters coordinate data sheets, equipment locations, and emergency response with state Civil Defense Agency to support public facilities, debris removal, and recovery operations.
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Baton Rouge
Civil Defense Agency
Associated General Contractors of America
AGC
Louisiana
Ite
States consider fishing license reforms to boost sales
An official notes anglers face varying costs with the average U S fishing license at $2.27 and 83 percent of states charging $1.50 or more. Forty four of fifty states require licenses for all who fish, while Evert Hawaii proposes a statewide license plan to raise revenue from licenses in individual states.
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United States
Evert
Hawaii
Wedding of Mandy Hanedek and Jewell Kierbaw at Mineral Springs
Mrs Mandy Hanedek and Mr Jewell Kierbaw of Mineral Springs were married on Saturday night in a ceremony that drew many friends. The couple, who have lived in the community, begin their new life as Mr and Mrs Kierbaw amid well wishes for happiness. Local notes mention Mrs Robert Howard still in a Farmerville clinic and various relatives visiting, with several family gatherings and community events reported.
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Pie A. H. Franklin
Mandy (Dink) Hanedek
Jewell Kierbaw
Altort Anne
Tiigay
Mesh Perry Ie Alin
Shreveport
Til
Howard
Hayle Howard
Linda
Funite
William Franklin
David and
Garry Wallace
Richard Franklin
Austan
Theadore Franklin
Bully Franklin
Otto
Austin
Mississippi
Rocky Springs Home
Edna Franklin
Blohdin
Franklin. Alts
TERRYVILLE Mrs. D. Singleton Honored at Shower At Salem Church
Mrs. D. Singleton is honored at a church shower at Salem Church in Terryville. The notice also mentions visits among locals, a patient in Arcadia hospital improving from pneumonia, and various community movements including visitors from Shreveport and Ruston, with remarks on local marriages and departures to town.
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Terryville
D. Singleton
Salem Church
Community Notes Showers and Visitations Across Parish
Social rounds include Henry visiting Dorado with Edwards family while Albert Woodard visits Sanford in Taylor. Quilters prep and start new projects as families gather in Simsboro and Ruston. A Salem Methodist church shower honors Dewey Singleton and Gayle Chandler, with 35 guests and 65 gifts. The couple plan Monroe home, with many relatives visiting in Arcadia Dubach and Minden areas.
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Sat Neilson
Lase Stewart
Ruston
Lula Mae Neilson
Minden
Ith
Odell Stewart
Emile Woodard
Avealia
M.A. Woodard
Matt Hood
Arcadia
Salem Methodist Church
Dewey Singleton
Gayle Chandler
Monroe
Odie Singleton
Curtis Chandler
Mollie Singleton
Johnny Doss
Dubach
Wilber Hammons
Robert Singerton
Bobbie Franklin
Maude Polard
Pearl McCullin
Dink Barnette
Neva Woodard
Dale
Paul Ray Hammons
Curtis Chandlier
Humpty Williams
Dee Sansford
Weekend Visits and Social Gatherings Seen in Ruston and Minden
A string of local social visits includes Mr. and Mrs. Gene Borddie of Ruston with Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Holley and others, plus Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and families from Pinchville. Mrs. Fredrick Woodard and relatives spent time in Lake Charles, while Dewey Singleton’s anniversary shower drew attendees at Salem church. Willard Neilson of Minden visited his parents Sunday afternoon as Este Watts called on Mrs. Woodard, with multiple Woodard and Holley family members noted in weekend activity.
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Eeu Weir
Gene Borddie
Ruston
Boyce Holley
Jack Henry
Milton Henry
Wiley Wooddid
Jerry
L. D. Christian
Barbara Nell
Astella
Bawls Wayne
Ahi
Mia. Herbert
Christian
Childeéh
Minden
Fredrick Woddard
Lake Charles
Wayne
Alin
Minnie Gwens
Pinchville
Fred Parker
Freddy Mack
Av Woodard
Albert Woolard
Florence and
Ruby Woodard
Lawrence Woodard
HICO HI LITES Very Good Games On Basketball Scene
Jimmie Sue Fallen reports on a week of school basketball with the girls beating Athens while the boys’ teams lost. The boys’ B team and varsity defeated Choudrant in a hard fought set of games. Students received report cards Friday and seniors completed aptitude and interest testing.
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Hico Hi-Lites
Jimmie Sue Fallen
Athens
Choudrant
Russell
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