Weather and social notes from CULBERTSON area
Local fragmentary report describes winter weather concerns and school plans, plus social visits. Mentions Minor B. Lane as Sunday guest of C. H. and Irene Thurman, church services at Rock Corner, Mrs. Eugene Kinton and child visiting from Greenville, Jack Beck family surprise visit by grandson Bobby Craighead on leave from Fort Smith, and visits with Raynold Fradier and others in Louisiana.
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Aden
B. Lane
C. H
Thurmanord
Rock Corner
Aptiet Tec
Thurmona
Eugene Kinton
Chile
Greenville
Raymond Fraafer
J. 3. Beck
Bobby Craighead
el Dorado
Ark
Bobby
U.S. Army
Fort Smith
Louisiana
Rolan Austin
Mrs. Austin
Bolbies
Obituary notices from Clay and Vernon areas
Family mourns J C Defreese of Clay who died in Runton hospital after strokes. Funeral January 1 at the Chapel of f iipa tric with Revs Anderson Wood Westbronk officiating. Interment at Dubach cemetery. He was a retired carpenter, 69, survived by wife, two daughters, seven sons, four brothers and two sisters. Sympathy extended to J C Edmiston, 96, who died December 31 at Jonesboro Hospital. Funeral at Mt Zion Church Vernon with Revs Womack and Anderson officiating. Interment Mt Zion Cemetery under Kilpatricks Ruston. Survived by one daughter, five sons, 47 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and 12 great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Defreese
Clay
Runton Hospital
Anderson
Wood Westbronk
Dubach
Carpenter
Stvandchldren
J. C. Edmisston
Edmiston
Jonesboro Hospital
Mt Zion Church (Baptist
Vernon
Financial Statement Snapshot Port of Cond Dubach 1947 Bank
Port of Cond Dubach Louisiana bank assets total 1 277 207 82 with cash balances 270 149 00 United States Government obligations 19 500 000 and state subdivisions 58 083 58 deposits total 1 095 841 71 including demand and time deposits, government and other deposits, and miscellaneous liabilities and capital accounts.
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OF Dubach
Louisiana
United States
Antioch Bank Capital and Notable 1953 Statement
A historical bank statement shows common stock par 50,000 and total capital accounts at 181,806.02 with liabilities tallied. The document includes numerous guest notices listing visits by families from Ruston, Shreveport, Lake Charles and other towns, plus a notary sworn affirmation dated January 6, 1953 confirming the bank's financial figures and officers A B Ball and L White signing as president and cashier respectively.
Clinton Family Social Notes Across Ark and Louisiana
Mrs J J Kendall and Jane and Miss Ora Belle Clinton attended a reunion in Magnolia Arkansas hosted by Mrs Theo Reed. Home Demonstration Club plans January 44 meeting at Mrs F A Hinton with co host Mrs B J Spell. La Tech and students returned to school. Miss Joan Lay of Homer visited Misses Marsha il and Harriet Clinton. Kenneth Meek and two sons of Haynesville visited J P Clinton. T G Pass and sons of MocGhehee Arkansas were New Year guests. Homer Smel Hey recovering after hospital stay. Cora Harvey visited relatives in Jonesboro while Mrs W W Brooks of Ruston visited Don and Fannie Spencers. Mr and Mrs Tt Wright of Choudrant visited Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kendall
Jane
Ora Belle Clinton
Theo Reed
Magnolia
Ark
Home Demonstration Club
F. A. Hinton
J. Spell
la ‘Tech
Joan Lay Af
Homer
Marsha Il
Harriet Clinton
Andrs
Kenneth Meek
Haynesville
J. P. Clinton
T. G. Pass
MocGhehee
Clinton
Homer Smel- Hey
Ruston Hospital
Montamy
Cora Harvey
Jonesboro
W. W. Brooks
Ruston
Gladys Richardson
Don Spencers
Fannie Spencer
T. Tt. Wright
Choudrant
Local visits noted from Alexandria area friends
Hilly, Mr. and Mrs. 3B G McKee and Mike visited with friends in Alexandria Sunday. Mrs. L A Sandifer and Jerry of Alexandria visited Mr. and Mrs. J W Sandifer Sunday, Mr. Sam D Skitner Jr. and sons of Colfax, visited Mr. and Mrs. C W Skinner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3B. G. Mckee
Mike
Alexandria
L. A . Sandifer
Jerry
J. W. Sandifer
Sam D. Skitner Jr
Sons
Colfax
W._Skinner
First Baptist Church work day and community updates
The First Baptist Church men finished a utility room and plan to complete the garage after a Saturday workday. Ladies held a covered dish dinner at the old house. Visitors include Bobby Gene and Billy Lolley with Pattie Lee in Houma, Louisiana, while Bobbie is building a home and transferring to Venice, Louisiana for part time work. Various local family updates follow, including travel, nursing notes, and church leadership changes with Rev. James Gray taking duties as pastor around mid term. New Year’s Day visits from Wes Hedgepeth, Gladys, and Dennie to Ruston residents are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houma
Bobbie
Venice
Iva Fuller
Dubach
Mark Holtzclaw
Holtzchaw
M. 8. Carroll Co
Been Loria
Ruston Lincoln Hospital
C. Isley
Ralph Coat
Jerry Brackin
A. D. Lyons
Fances
Monroe
Jerry
Ruston
Mrs. Gennett Fuller Installed As Worthy Matron
Mrs. Gennett Fuller installed as Worthy Matron of Dubach Chapter No 205 of the Order of the Eastern Star at Masonie Hall in Dubach. The ceremony featured decorative yellow Tunis baskets and white candles, with Mrs. Irma Melee deputy grand matron in attendance and gifts presented to the officers and special guests.
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Dubach Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Gennett Fuller
Tnd
R. M.dick, Sr
Mee
Gennett Muller
Frotal Kat
Astern Star
Masonie
Bubach
Dilek, Sr
Priran
Tunis
D. C. English
Tara Mac Henry
Nmaan Lo Ty
Henry
Irma Melee
Kct 4
Mekee
Mhys
Velena English
Marshall
Maurine Hedgepeth
Chap- Hing
Ruth Delaney
Tenry
Sentinel
Dorothy Darreets
Adu
Vie
Carrie Leo Dick
Priscilla Colvin
Cuuits
Fuller
Linda Nash
Dumetion
Ark
Wort Mathun
Tove Enis
Shegan al
Birthday party honors Penny in 3rd grade room
Mrs A Garland Jones hosted a Friday party for Penny, her daughter, marking her tenth birthday with 3rd grade pupils. Readers include Jane Gibbs and Mary Frances Easley returning from Nat ebstoches after holidays with Jane’s grandparents, and many local visitors and speakers at various church and social events across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Jones
Penny
Corinth Couple wed in church ceremony Saturday
Corinth reports Miss Qdessa Williams from Trom ér and Dallas Roberts from Dotlich married here at the church Saturday afternoon at 2 30 by Rev Forest Post. Also noted are relatives and guests including Mr and Mrs E D Mood Mrs Bra Monday afternoon and a supper gathering at the Brazeel home with the Post couple.
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Qdessa Williams
Tromér
Dallas Roberts
Dotlich
Forest Post
Debbie West
Si Donita
Little Tock
Brazzel
Barney Dixon
Belle ' Petley
Grady Bennett
E. D. Mood
Bra
Greenwood Miss GreenwoodMiss Due to illness church small
Greenwood Mississippi notes a small congregation at church Sunday due to many catching colds. Mr Jesse C DeFreese was buried Wednesday at J W Patineck Funeral Home in Ruston. he spent boyhood years in the community. Visitors included Mr C and Mrs Cotton and son of Baton Rouge. Patricia and Steve Wiles. Mr and Mrs Leland Hart of Voodee. Ira Harrison hosts.
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Chtrell
Jesse C. DeFreese
Jwpatineck Funeral Home
Ruston
C. &. Cotton and Son
Baton Rouge
TM. Wiles
Patricia
Steve
Leland Hart
Voodee
Ira Harrison
4 H Club plans dairy show and spring events
The Agricultural Extension Service outlines 4 H support and plans to form a club at the Methodist Children's Home. Jersey heifers arrive to start the project, with members preparing for the Spring Show around early March. Many club members have dairy and beef animals entered for the spring competitions.
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Methodist Children's
Bovn
Toe Blandi
Mr. Delaney
Blandin
Angie Smith
Allen Watts Carpenter
Time Imy Nobles
Wiliams
Jimmy Hanna
Alin Mobley
Charofet Smith
Gitlin Glondin
Thondin
Robert Britt
Wehard Duered
Don Durrett
Jovl Livance
Jimmy Wall
Wren
Henry
Roane
Grove Satterfield
Tate Wingeh
Snriee
Dewell
Ray Tienede
Caro Cally
Harrumiere
Oplesese Cent the
Agrivultia
Estensian Servier
BBM
Unclear local notices from a fragmented page
The readable lines mention people visiting relatives and attending a funeral in Montor and Martinsville, with several names including Mr. and Mrs. James Walter, Mrs. Geo. Wafer, Mrs. A. Cormway, Rena, Mrs. T. D. Eamondson, Doris Townes, and C. U. Venble. Events reference holidays and travel between Magnolila Ark and Howeton.
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Revi
BB. Henderson
Martinsville
A. Cormway
Rena of
Monror
T. D. Eamondson
Doris
Townes
Howeton
Posus
C. UW
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Culbertson
Becks
Pee
Sheehan
Fermiiline
Gin Din Ari
Rayinold Fradier
Minton
Port OF
Cond
Capital Accounts
Antioch
Paul Wilks
Gladewater
Texas
Orange
R. M. Enloe
Notary Public
Tom
A. B
Ball
L. White
A. B. Ball
Foie Anattan
Double “S” Food Market
Stokely
Folger
Ballard
Pillsbury
Swanee Brand
Morton
Vienna
Wes
Gladys Hedgepeth
Denhie
Sue Belle Liner
Wayne Liner
Jane Gibbs
Mary Frances Easley
Campbell
Armand Ball
Dick Wright
T. F. Sanderson
Dorado
Law College
Pineville
Whip Colvin
Dani
Verda Prewell
Stephen Hammons
Roy
L. B. Douglas
Pougins
W. Donaghkis
Dean Rank
Shreveport
Walter Tyssile
Bike Bator
Poe Speoc
Tony Fet
Mdatenia
Lion
Cobvin
Viana Vishtens
Robert Calvin Pri
Boyde
del Meiteithen
Calvin Ant
Mies
Doughis Calvin
J. P. Fuller
Texas City
Jo Ane Caldwell
Mass
Air
Wansford Caldwell
Corinth
Brane
Mint County
Ament
Lincoln Porte
Imart
Sho Contig
Yaar
Theaz Peghle
Avas
Ako al
Willie
Wee Willie
Largo Fla
Magnolila
Ira
Bowman
Mya
Pripedis
Mra
Posi
Mike Clara
Willams
Mira
James Walter
Geo. Wafer
Lucy Lowel
Glonge Narves
Laura Elliot
Carole Mathews
Seana Ltc Eer
Madison
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