Elizabeth Hinton and William G. Lee Exchange Vows
Elizabeth Marie Minton and William Dierald Lee exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at Pleasant HM Baptist Church near Ruston. The Rev C W Aswell officiated as plans and attendance featured Miss Janice Armstrong and Miss Gayle Alexander. The couple’s reception followed at the bride’s home before Lee’s Navy post in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hinton
William G. Lee
Elizabeth Marie Minton
Dh. C. Minton
William Dierald Lee Xton
Carl Lee
Ruston
C. W. Aswell
Pleasant HM Baptist Church
Janice Armstrong
Gayle Alexander
Linda Lee
John Lowery
Lee
Cotton program plans and beef operation advice for farmers
The article outlines Plan A and Plan B cotton price guarantees via the Com munity Credit Corporation with parity-based terms and a March 15 deadline. It also advises beef producers to assess production costs, calf crop targets, and winter feeding to improve profitability, noting February is hard on livestock and suggesting extra protein to boost the current calf crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes
Terryville Notes: Local Visits and Repairs
Mrs D O Stewart and family report a new bathroom installation damaged by a freeze causing busted pipes. Quilting by Mrs Gilbert Tood and others continues at Providence community. Families including Clockton, Stewart, Singleton, and Streeter share visits in Arcadia and Shreveport. An auto accident near Shreveport involved Douglas Stewart and child. all escaped serious injury. Quilters support Monroe orphanage. Mrs Grell Stewart visited Hood and Miss Viole Momlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terryville
D. O. Stewart
Arcadio
Carl Streeter
Gilbert Tood
Odell Stewart
Qdle Singleton
Jan Wallace
Mollie Singleton
Providence
Raburn Cook
Shreveport
Odie Singleton
Arcadia
Miltan Henry
Odie Single
Jon
Singleston
Douglas Stewart
Baby
Simsboro to Host First Junior High Tournament
Simsboro High School will sponsor its first Junior High Tournament on January 30–31, 1959 at the Simsboro High Gym. Seventh, eighth, and ninth grade brackets feature four, eight, and multiple teams with top contenders named. Play opens Friday at 1:00 p.m. with eight games, resumes Saturday at noon for nine more, and championship games set for 7th at 7 p.m 8th and 9th at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simsboro
Simsboro High School
Simsboro High
Noty
Erade
Ruster
Summerfield
Jonesboro
Bienville
Ruston
Lisbon
Chatham
Chaudrant
Gibsland
World Prayer Day Service Planned by Church Women
The United Church Women of Ruston invite residents to World Day of Prayer on Friday February 18 at 3 30 p m in the Episcopal Church. Mrs J J Clasgow announced principal speaker G N Citheart will lead the observance assisted by women from six Ruston churches and many schools and groups in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women of
Uf Ruston
Ruston
J. J. Clasgow
G. N. Citheart
Tedeem
Glassaw
Gisgaw
Gilaspow
Ghisuaw
Miso
Huh
Frellsen Siaida
Artie Stone
Alps
Marbucs
Mos
Dulina A. Bioore
Abyss
Gis Yoos
Mier T
Betstey
Bernice Community News Highlights Weekend Visits
Local social notes detail visits among Bernice families including Foreman Walsworth Caldwell and Pratt households. Multiple relatives from Jonesboro Ruston Owensboro and Winnfield travel, with weddings and baptisms noted. Centenary football banquet recognition for Baytown guest Harry E. Colvin's group marks 26 year reunion. Church choir officers elected and birth announced for Ocsar family. Rev Leon Marsalis delivers sermon at Harmony Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Metholdist
Agnes Grafton
Lorraine Walsworth
Ervin Lynn
Fpianist
Donald Autrey
Cienola. Caldwell
J. C. Akin
Guy McDonald
Robel
G. C. Sirks
Lottie Green
Ibase
W. R. Lynn
Freddy Marsh
Carol Ann
Mitcham
Flo Martin
Bobby Cries
el [Dorado
Lonnie Gray
Bernice
Freddie Coles
Junctién’City
Leon Marsalis
Harmony Chapel Methodist Church
Ad Astra Club Meeting Hostess Mrs R A Riser
Mrs R A Riser hosted the Ad Astra Club monthly meeting on January 22 at her home due to the president's absence. The program included a club prayer, officer elections, and a social refreshment period with members listed as attendees and a closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Riser
Ad Astra Club
RR. A. Rieser
W. T. Simpson
Hill Farm Stockman on Internal Parasites Threat
A Southern farmer warns of the rising internal parasite problem in cattle due to better pastures and higher carrying capacity. The article outlines parasite life stages, treatment options like copper sulfate and phenythiazene, and management practices such as sanitation, pasture care, and removal of manure to reduce losses and keep herd health at a low infection level.
Review of Caddo land treaty study to aid Indian Claims
Dr. GW McGinty of Louisiana Tech, working with the Indian Claims Commission, will present his 125 page study on the 1835 Caddo session treaty at the North Louisiana Historical Society meeting in the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum building. The talk titled A Valuation of the Caddo Session Treaty of 1835, follows his prior appearance before the Commission and follows a career as a history professor and author of Louisiana history works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. McGinty
Louisiana Tech
Indian Claims Commission
North Louisiana Historical Society
Louisiana
Parasite Control Advice for Livestock and Prevention
Farmers are urged to submit a fresh fecal sample to the County Agent for analysis at the Ruston Diagnostic Laboratory. The lab will advise parasite control measures tailored to the animal. Consult a local veterinarian for a prevention program. A small spend now can protect weight gain and milk yield, as parasites open the door to secondary diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston Diagnostic Laboratory
Unclear OCR Fragment Requests Historical Education Details
Fragmentary text references a person likely named with scholarly and teaching roles. Mentions a principal position at a Lenzburg Louisiana elementary school and an Inter received PhD in history from the University of lacking clarity. Presentation is incomplete and lacks identifiable dates or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sAmerica
Lenzburg
Inter
University of Texas
Kris Features Guast Disc Jockeys In Dimes Drive
KrIS features Guast Disc Jockeys in the March of Dimes Drive at Hodge on January 4 at eight o'clock in the evening. Miss Margie Laverne Calhoun became the bride of Dewain Faith Caskey in Walnut Ridge Baptist Church. Local clubs sponsor one evening of the week with a $1 pledge to hear requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kris
Mias Margie Laverne Calhoun
Dewain Faith Caskey
Willie Jordan
Hoge
Leslie Caskey
Dodson
Jimmy Williams
Walnut Ridge
Hodge
Kitus
Glenda
Piaio
Lions Club
Rotary Club
Kiwanis
VFW
Krus Go
March of Dimes
Twilight Garden Club Meets in Rainwater Home
Twilight Garden Club gathered at Mrs. H. L. Rainwater’s Robert Street home on January 22 at 7 p.m. Mrs. G. B. Hogg absent as president. vice president Mrs. LeRoy De Freese led. Seventeen members contributed to the civic fund. treasurer Mrs. John Morgan reported finances. A committee was formed to investigate prices for a record player and records for the Convalescent Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Rainwater
Twilight Garden Club
Robert Street
Wy. H. Stewart
G. B. Hogg
LeRoy DeFreese
Civic Fund
John Morgan
C. C. Willingham
Births and a Wedding Notices from Fort Worth and Ruston
Mr and Mrs Don Lee announce the birth of their first child a girl born January 1 at Harris Hospital Fort Worth weighing eight pounds fourteen ounces named Donna Gayle. Mrs Lee is Glenda Mathewes daughter of J Le Mathewos of Ruston. Maternal grandparents N W Lee of Hutto Arkansas. An eight pound three ounce girl born to Mr and Mrs Warren Barr at Monroe hospital January 19 first child named Terri Sue. Terri Sues grandparents Coy Poole of Grayson Louisiana and John M Barr of Ruston. Benny Mooney was best man. Mrs Jordan chose a navy Shantung dress for her daughter s wedding. After a short wedding trip the Caskeys reside in Winnfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Digby
Little Rock
Nother
I. H. Pratt
Jonesboro
Floyd Orren
Earl Gaar
Susan
New Hebor
Theresa Gaar
Winnfield
Sally
David Gray
Dubach
Don Lee
Younce
Harris Hospital
Fort Worth
Texas
Sheen
Donna Gayle
Lee
Glenda [Mathewes
J. ‘le Mathewos
Ruston
N. W. Lee
Huttle, Arke
Warren Barr
Monroe Hospital
Terri Sue
Little Terri
Coy Poole
Grayson, la
John M. Barr
Benny Mooney
Mrs. Jordan
Mrs. Caskey
Brownie News Frolic at Trinity Church House
Brownie Troop No. 48 met at Trinity Methodist Church with Janice Williamson hosting. Mrs Holladay demonstrated making paper hats and Mrs Pers Kinsey read Brownie Scout Mystery. Autrey Lee Chumley served as scribe as fur fashion dominates 1958 trends with 40 percent of coats sold fur trimmed and rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Trinity Methodist ‘Church
Janice Williamson
Paris
United States
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Gotrse
Alexander
Danny Hinton
Norfolk, Virginia
U.S. Navy
U.S.S
Communit Credit Corporation
C.C.C
William G, Lee
Bernice News
Carrie Mabry
Jennie Buckley
Artie Boatright
Spearsville
J. O. Odam
G. M. Colvin
Drew English
Ste
W. L. Anderson
West Monroe
R. B. Middleton
Monroe
J.D. Spears
Theo Taylor
Ison Travis
Baytown
Lutus
Harry E. Colvin
Taylor Land
Ark- LinTex
Shrevesport
Centenary
Homer Morton
Ivy Wes
They Risers
Larry Dickson
J.joyad Neely
Co Gi
Theis Proson
W. 1 Simpsony
Genefortim
Bian Teragier
Mas
Fe V. Plintert
Mayne
Aline
Donde Sitimson
Laury
Lloyd Newles
Mins
Nathan
Piva Wiens
Seeheabe
Abie
Vine Martin Yin
Wook Stimpson
Tagny
Mel Wilk
Jemima
B. Bag
Wonder Brown
Autocrat
Bones
Kraft's
Walter's Grocery
Alabama
Ruston, LA
Calhoun
Herman Calhoun
J. C. Hilton
J. M. Patterson
L. F E. Dawson
L. A. Giles
Rainwater
Tiondin
Agriculture Extension Office
Earl Puddy
A. G. Hornsby
Clayton Lomax
John L. Morgan
Lynn Sanderson
Dick Taylor
Tommie Taylor
S. Hazel Williams
G. V. Williamson
Stewart
Rainwater Home
Brownie News
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