Hico Hi Lites Senior Play Opened With Rehearsals Begun
Teenagers at HICO HI LITES prepare for the senior play under adviser Nils Halstead. Rehearsals start as students receive play tickets and a banquet is planned in April. The article notes shifts in basketball schedules due to sickness and district playoffs and highlights honor roll students across grades. Community notices mention visits, illnesses, births, and a sister’s death, with local families gathering in Monroe and Ruston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paloris Penne
Heirsponsor
Nils Halstead
Minda Hrnazzel
Mondas
Mucky
HHS
Eros
Hkc
Prace
Patsy Houck
Barbara Tubbs
Dorthy Barnett
Carol Ann Howell
James Pilgreen
Gillie June Thomas
Grace Brazzel
Judy Barr
Dianne Barnett
Charlotte Houck
Frances Young
Jerry Brazzel
Dianna Key
Patsy Tubbs
Renee Atkinson
Carolyn Hunter
Mary Woods
Grace
Jimmie Sue Fuller
Deloris Bennett
Jilda Brazzel
Tommy Sutton
Carolyn Cass
Local Family News and Community Notes from Pineville Area
Sunday visits and family gatherings mark the week with Franklin, Tate, and Duke relatives. Mrs Alfred Franklin and Mrs Julie Bryan are mentioned alongside quilt sales to fund a pastor’s home. Oklahoma couple Clovis Tate welcomed a daughter born Friday February 5, with Lorene Fraiser remembered in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Franklin
Clovis Tate
Oklahoma
Tate
Lorene Fraiser
Massive Growth of Automobiles Worldwide in 1920s
The article notes over 80 million passenger cars worldwide with about 56 million owned by Americans. It cites historic milestones such as England’s 1865 Red Flag Law, McKinley being first president in a car, and Cadillac’s Capitol steps display. It compares lifespans and mileage of 1925 cars to today, and highlights private U.S. cars logging over 500 billion miles annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
William McKinley
Washington
D. C
Pisnger
U. S
Olla
Library at Green Clinic Showcased by Lafayette Doctors
A Lafayette medical group visited Green Clinic Thursday to learn how the private medical library operates. The library, expanded since 1949 and now occupying an entire room, holds journals and reference works and is open to doctors, Tri-Parish Medical Society staff, students, and the curious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Clinic
Lafayette
Clnic
Heaud
Carl Langford
Prank Bossi
Henry Hiarper
Roy Fraser
Tri-Parish
Las Tosh
de. Kruet
Carl Langford Ant i
T.C. Baugh
Lafayette Group
HW. J. Daecubs
R. P. Meadows
Lafayette Medical and Surgical Group
Virginia Arnold Named Honorary Rusten Citizen
Virginia Arnold, a survivor of a Christmas plane crash that killed her mother, father, and brother, was named an honorary Ruston citizen by Mayor TL Co. Beasley. The Kiwanis Club backing praised her courage and strength of character and wished her a hopeful future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Arnold
Rusten
Oklahoma
Ruston
TL Co. Beasley
Beasley
Virginia
Thurlas
Ohio
Kiwanis Club
Ruston Kiwanis Club
Ates
22 Tech ROTC Students Fly To Wichita
Twenty two members of the junior class of the Air Force ROTC at Louisiana Polytechnic Institute flew to Wichita Kansas Thursday night. They departed Barksdale Field at Bossier City and arrived at McConnell Field after a three and a half hour flight. At McConnell they toured base facilities and the Boeing Aircraft factory. The group returned to Ruston Saturday afternoon aboard a C 47. Officers with the students were Lt Col Homer E L Putty Capt Lockett and Capt Q Farquhar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Rotc of
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Wichita
Kansas
Barksdale Field
Bossier City
McConnell Frb
McConnecl
Boeing
Henrg
TT Jet Us
William C. Lockout
ROTC
Wn Rusi
Homer EL Putty
Lockett
Tet Q. Farquhar
Evangeline Oak Marker Dedicated in 1950 at St Martinville
The Evangeline Oak marker on Bayou Teche marks Acadian landing and the meeting place linked to Longfellow’s poem. The 1950 dedication by the Department of Commerce and Industry ties to exile history and regional lore, noting a large student population nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Oak
Bayou Teche
St. Martinville
Waineline Tabiche
Louis Aveeneiux
Sabriet
Longellow
Defendants Favored Pair of Suits In Expropriation Action
Defendants favored a pair of expropriation suits against Tandowsy and The Laovisionan Depart at Hichwiys. A judgment in favor of Alfred A. Barnard and spouse reached $22 004.70, with a prior offer of $18 600. In other actions Emma Alten charged with violation of the Police Ordinance pled not guilty. jukebox business dispute noted. George Dale faced reckless driving, Henry Green fined $300 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayton Goole
Mishwas
Lind
Alfred A. Barnard
Ordnance
BR. AW
Punean
George Dale
Henry Green
Funeral Services Tuesday in Rustor For Mrs. R. SORE
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Tipateiok Funeral Home with Rev. SW Olds and the Bho. We VR. Lewe officiating. Burial followed in Mimilan Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include six children, several daughters and sons, a sister, two brothers, 32 grandchildren and 48 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie der Fday
Tipateiok Funeral Home
Olds
Lewe
Mimilan Memorial Cetetery
Q. L. Crowell
Mee
Pearl Skipper
Ruston
Mes
Ruby Lyles
Polly Gleason
Main Dealing
Ethel Rowland
Dutbach
Polly Byand
Ida
Delmer Jones
Marshall
Tex
Kirby Jones
Baton Rouge
Roy Jones
Pine Bluff
Arka
Sally Tnippay
Norphiet
Ark
Travis Bearden
Texarkamy
Wylie Bearden
Little Rock
Local Social Notes Highlight Ruston Area Visitations
A cluttered recital of visits and events from Ruston and nearby towns lists numerous names including Mrs. Cly Jr and Mrs. Wy, with relatives from Camden Ark and El Dorado. It mentions anniversaries, hospital stays, Sunday church attendance, a Garden Club meeting topic on bird discussion, and troop parades with Troop 48 from Shreveport area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Nonie Sinclar
Homie Colvin
Guthrie Truett
Vera Colvin
Nancy Brothers
Monroe
Glen Pucketts
Annie Mae Puckett
Merry Lee Farris
Alexandria
Floy White
Cabrini Hospital
Leslie Bryans
Buddy
Nancy Brewster
Ruston
Mary Joyce Jennings
Dubach
Calvin Brewster
Judy Brothers
I Telvirk
Iby
Cly Jr
Ciothe
and Laiitton
Dabkeh
Gu Aen
Ehy
Roge
Camden
Arkvisti
Laing Murst
Suetchans
Kennis Akin
Son” of
Art and Mes
Osity
Mars
Harry
Nappex
Stee
Yoys
Wow
Polanel
Hialit
IME ML
Turion
Thiy
Satunda
Charney Broughton
Die Usnoh
B.C. Flem “Big
Olevin Patterson
Alage Mabel
EL Dorado
Air Tit Mus
A. J. Lauti
Towhal
T. Salley - Farm
Bernice
Mrs. Clyde Co
Werd
Sheevendt
Foremost Dairies Designs New Milk Carton
Local Foremost manager A T Buddy Harrelson describes a redesigned milk carton with industrial designer Frank Gianninoto. The two tone, polka dot kitchen themed package features a softened lowercase f logo in Persian orange and Burgundy aimed at appealing to housewives and stimulating impulse sales. The display will emphasize readability and brand values like quality and reliability while pleasing milady's eye with a country kitchen aesthetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T
Buddy” Harrelson
Foremost Dairies
Frank Gianninoto
Gianninato
Foremost
Gianninata
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Greenville
Anné Brewster
Distriet Coufiell
Camn
Alabara
Marth
Anni Lee
Watson
Eva
J. L. Green
Mitchell
Ruby Hammons
Bit
Hammon
Cora Ler
Felton
Gary Batterson
Hopewell
Ena
Mary Beth
Charles Griffin
Stone Creek Hill
Harold
Evelyn
Robby
Beth Griffin
Highlvdy
Lucille
John Andy
Futrell
Fishers
Jewel
Euel Colvin
Julia Ann
Start
Euel
Tom Cilvin
Robby Griffin
la. Tech
Adrian
Robert Riser
Mém Barnett Springs
J. L. Greens
Ollie
Sig
Laster
Elzabeth
Ann
John White
Arbara
Sylvia x
Mamie
Patti
Orning
T ‘Nichol Boys
Johnnie
Karty
Keddie
Wibur Harris
J.W
Mr. Bryan
N WU
Peanklin
Mr. Jowell
Revels
Tent
Etta
Bister
Taihes Franklin
Toeotane Featklin
Pineville
Irs
Alfred Franklin
Afiethodh
Gallman
Chur
Rudolph
Reeves
Julie Bryan
Barnum and Bailey Circus
U.S
Great Britain
France
America
Bes
Georgia Ave
Green Cline
Roane
Lafayatte
Flatts
B. C. Bough
Dick Moorhouse
Harold Jacobs
Stanley
Morgan
Frank Bogard
Cacil Colvin
Tech Rotc
Evangeline Quy
The
Commerce
Indus
Ine
Nova Scotia
Foulstanu
Rustor
R. Sore
Wren
Woo
Heeroll
la Et
Pratt
Mes Lynne
Miss
Ethel
Gianninoto
Giaminoto
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