Garden Club Picnic At G B Home In Winn Parish
The Twilight Garden Club met at Mrs G B Hoge's home on Thursday June 26 with seventeen members attending a picnic before the business session led by president Mrs C FE Swift. Reports included June Lincoln Garden Council notes and civic projects for convalescent home inmates.
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James M. Crawford
Leroy DeFreese
A. G. Hornsby
Commy Taylor
John L. Morgan
J. M. Patterson
Charles Swift
Dick Taylor
Hazie Williams
Clinton Willingham
Brice Wright
Earl Puddy
L. E. Dawson
Giles
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Nation of Trees Dominates U S Timber Supply
A portion of the West Coast, notably Oregon and Washington, accounts for a small land area yet yields vast timber. Douglas fir forests supply about one third of the nation’s hardwood lumber, most fir plywood, and large quantities of pulp and paper.
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Louisiana Beauties Compete in New Orleans Pageant
Louisiana benches from across the state gather in New Orleans today for the Miss Louisiana Contest at Ponchartrain Beach. The pageant runs through Thursday with the winner earning an all expenses paid trip to Long Beach California to compete in the Miss America contest.
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Local Personal Notices Highlight East, West Travel and Visits
Mrs. T. F. Nelson of Los Angeles left Monday for Baton Rouge then home after ten days in the home of Mrs. Oscar McAllister in Roy and Mrs. FH Hi McCune of Athens. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hutchins returned Friday from a pleasant vacation in the Ozark Mountains. Miss Linda Wright, Miss Martha Chandler, and Miss Patricia Chandler travel Saturday to Houston to visit their aunt and cousin. Mrs. W. C. Rhodes and children of Waco are guests in the home of her sister, Mrs. A. E. Omitted.
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Nation’s Churches Embrace Glue Laminated Wood Arches
The article notes a 25 year trend toward glue laminated arches and trusses in churches, with 75 percent now using these wooden designs. It highlights growing use in homes for exposed beams and ceilings, reflecting broader popularity of laminated timber in architectural spaces.
Special Club Cars For Women Passengers On Hudson and Manhattan
A new set of early club cars labeled FOR WOMEN ONLY will run on all Newark to New York City trains during the morning rush hour on the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad. The cars aim to give women commuters respite from male companionship as they travel between Newark and NYC. Coffee and light refreshments will be served, and the cars are expected to attract women seeking a quieter ride during peak hours.
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Bridge Party Honors Martha Peden In Ruston Social
June 28 social at Mrs. Ben S. Grden residence celebrated Miss Martha Peden’s upcoming August 16 marriage to Marvin Stevens. Elegant hydrangea decor, citrus and peaches on display, gifts for honoree and mother noted. Prizes awarded for bridge and bingo with attendees listed among guests and kin.
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H. B. Maxwell
Mayd Pearce
Sain White
4. W. Hvans
Sanders Baskin
Toy Fraser
Willie Fletcher
Frances Metcher
Edith Cotton
C. N. Patterson
Dick Thompson
Mt Olive News Mrs Essie Malcom report
The Mt Olive B C held a regular meeting on Sunday in July with the pastor Rev P L Harris delivering a wonderful message. Mr and Mrs Levell Younger are presented with a baby boy named Grenere Levell Younger.
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Speculation Surrounds Louisiana Governor Race in 1956
Voters hear chatter on possible contenders including Davis, Barham, Dodd, Kennon, and Kirkpatrick. Other names floated are Claude Kirkpatrick, Mayor Morrison of New Orleans, and John McKeithen with talk of two party lines and labor opposition. Lane administration hints at no clear front-runner as rumors swirl about a two-party setup and a potential independent candidacy.
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Around The Capitol By Walt Benton
Reportedly chaotic Capitol corridor banter as former Governor Jimmie Davis faces questions from news crews amid tolls debate and briefing on policy loaded by critics and onlookers.
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