Sessions schedule changes for Lincoln and Union Parishes
The 1981 court order fixes judicial district sessions in Union and Lincoln Parishes. Civil Sessions run first and third Mondays in multiple months. grand and criminal jury weeks are defined. arraignments occur in March and September. vacations July and August. order signed July 12, 1981, in Farmerville.
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Legales
Ues OF
Lincoln
Iit 1S
Thie Judicial District Court
Woh
Union Parish
Supreme Court
Distriet Judges’ Association
New Orleans
Ahtion
Éach
Wison Parish
Lincoln Parish
Lincoln ‘Parish
SONY
Elidhyeay
Uniort
Bienville Farmers Tour Pastures in Bienville Parish
Bienville Parish farmers toured two coastal bermuda pasture farms owned by Henry F. Smith and J. H. Fair. They viewed stands of Coastal Bermuda grass, heard talks on its merits, and learned from agronomist W. E. Monroe about fertilization and management as they noted the parish’s average hay yield of 1.1 tons per acre to feed 14,673 cattle.
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Bienvillé Parish
W. E. Monroa
LSU Agricultural Extension Service
Henry F. Smith
C. R. Carter
North Louisiana Hill Farm
Homer
A. Fulmer
Richville
Parish
Arcadia
Bienville Parish
Bermuda
W. E. Monroe
Lsu Agricultural Extension
Service
Bastrop Guests In Home Mrs Wilks
Bastrop residents and visitors are noted guests at the Wilks home and other households. A long list includes Miss Mae Harrison returning to New Orleans, and families from Ruston and Hodge visiting in Bastrop. Coastal Bermuda hay demonstrations on local farms highlight yields and profits, with Dr. Carter promoting soil testing services.
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May Defreese
Pearl Laranée
Marie Larance
Bastrop
F. M. Wilks
W. C. Hall
Ruston
Mae Harrison
New Orleans
Melvin Shows
Leland Hall
Emmett Hall
Hodge
Ira Harrison
Jimmie
Smith and Fair Farms
Jones
Hampever
Ark
Jone
Bermuda
Smith
Arcadia
Falr
Experiment Station
Extension Service
Monroe
Louisiana
Fair
Fulmer
Dawson Johns
Smith and Fair
Claiborne
Union
Bienville
Lincoln
Webster
Morehouse
Jackson Parishes
Saline
C. R. Carter
Carter
Clay Ansley Homecoming Highly Successful
The Ansley Union church homecoming on July 16 drew a large crowd despite rain. Flowers honored Mrs. P. N. Davis, music directed by Mrs. Ed Hageman and Mrs. Floyd Walsworth, with local residents and visitors sharing talks and gifts recognizing long service to church and community. A revival is set for July 23 with Rev. Douglas McGuire and Rev. Bob Galatan. Local news notes include WOW members hosting an overnight cookout at Carney Lake and a park picnic for club members between Clay and Arnley.
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FE. A. Hinton
Ansley Union Church
Marvin Green
P. N. Davis
R. E. Crow
Ed Hageman
Floyd Walsworth
Machera
Shreveport
Junior High School of
Ruston
Clay Church
Douglas McGuire
Bob Galatan
Bill A. Hinton
Douglas
Wow
Carney Lake
Willett
Jonesboro Hospital
Miss Dorothy Fowler to Wed James Gerald Williams
Dorothy Louise Fowler, daughter of the late James Marion Fowler, plans to marry James Gerald Williams of Shreveport. Rev George W Ross will officiate at Ruston Grate Methodist Church on Sunday Sept 3 at 3 p.m. The bride elect, a Ruston High School graduate now at Louisiana Tech, is attended by maid of honor Glenda Marie Kees and bridesmaids Carolyn Fowler Martha Chandler Anne Gilbert Notre Manre. Best man James Richards Williams. groomsmen Carnie Williams Ronald Williams Kenneth Williams and Larry Plauche. Grandparents named include Mr John Cheatwood and Mrs Cheatwood and Mrs Fowler. the couple's families noted. Williams is a Shreveport native and naval trainee.
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Dorothy Fowler
James Gerald Williams
Walter ‘Theron
Great Lakes
Rustett
Dorothy Louise Fowler
Carrie Lee Williams
Shreveport
George W. Ross
Grate Methodist Church
Ruston
Larry James .Plauche
Alexandria
James Marion Fowler
John William Cheatwood
Cheatwood
James Craddoch Fowler
Mr. Fowler
Ruston’ High School
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Fairpark High School
Louisiana Tech
United States Naval
June marriage licenses issued by Lincoln Parish clerk
Twenty six couples received marriage licenses in June per Lincoln Parish Clerk of Court. Names include Dove Ethelene Rials of Minden to Billy Ray Young of Ruston and Deloris Ann Bennett of Dubach to Richard Leon Fontenot of Dubach, among many others.
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Lincoln Parish
Dove Ethelene Rials
Minden
Billy Ray Young
Ruston
Deloris Ann Bennett
Dubach
Richard Leon Fontenot
Leona Frasier Pylant
James Luther Pylant
Waynette Linor
Bobby N. Bryan
Hazel Marie Johnson
Gordon Lynn Shafer
Lake Charles
Elizabeth Rainwater Sumral
Der
John Alden Thomas
Sandra Sue Smith
Sikes
Jimmy C. Williamson
Myrtis W. Oxford
Everett Jackson Luther
Shreveport
Annie Earl Frasier Larance
Thomas Norman Couch
Junction City
Mary Nancy Kelly
Henry Samuel Spaln
Dallas
Texas
Hilly Fish Supper and Local Family Visits
Mrs J W Skinner and Katherine with Alexa visited Chat ham Sunday to spend the day with Mr and Mrs Prinis. Leah returned after a delightful week with Shirley. M Y F group attended at Grace Methodist Church with Mike McKee and Virginia Larance. Several families plan trips to Baton Rouge, California and Atlanta, Ga, with parish members noting rain and upcoming services. Mrs T A Larance and Mrs Rome Colvin are listed as sick.
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Virginia Larance
Patricia Wilks
Mike McKee
Grace Methodist Church
Mike
Baton Rouge
A. C. Alexander
Myrtis
Eugene Riggs
Hampton, Ark
T. Payne
Ozzie Payne
California
T. A. Larance
Rome Colvin
Colvin
Rugton Hospital
Newton McGee
R. S. Larance
McGee
Lou Ann
Danny Woody
V. C. Larance
Renee Duchesne
Melvin Britt
Robert
Don
Choudrant
C. F. Alexander
J. W. Alexander
Jimmy
Johnie
Atlanta
Cranford Hold Family Reunion Near Camden Ark
The Cranford and Hildreth families held a July 4 reunion near their old home place twelve miles south of Camden Arkansas. Attendees from Louisiana, Simsboro and Jamestown joined relatives visiting Old Bridge Creek and past scenes, with plans to visit Florida.
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L. T. Cranford
Camden, Ark
Hildreth
Cranfords
Hildreths
Old Bridge Creek
Louisiana
Thurman
Dubaeh
Rev
Mel
Vo G
Kelley
Chucky
Cheryl
Jimmy
Jamestown
Lemuel Crawford
Jimmie Ray
Becky
Simsboro
Four States Area Participants Listed At Tech Science Conference
About 250 teachers and school staff attended a three day elementary science conference ending at Louisiana Tech University. Attendees from 15 parishes and nearby areas included numerous district representatives and educators led by Dr. Paul E. Blackwood of the U S Office of Education.
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Tech Science Conference
Louisiana Tech
Monroe City
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Paul E. Blackwood
United States Office of Education
Ohio State University
Terrill Moves Dirt Ground Breaking Hillcrest School
The Hillcrest Elementary School project in Northwood Terrace began with the first spade turned by Charles A. Terrill of the school board. Present were Howard Rivers of Rivers and Heuer architects, Superintendent Morelle Simmons, R. & Jones, and T. Watson Green. Jones moved dirt moving equipment to set lines for the 48 classroom building and foundation excavation.
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Hillcrest
Northwood Terrace
Charles A. Terrill
Ward One
Howard Rivers
Rivers and Heuer Architects
Tom Judd
T. W. Green
Rivers & Heuer Architects
C. A. Terrill
R. J. Jones
Mercelle Emmons
Beader
Larry Fox
City Council Approves Three Street Dedications
The City Council accepted three street dedications from the Lincoln parish school board for a new upper elementary behind Cook town cemetery. One street runs Cooktown Road to the school property, another exits the big street toward Kentucky Avenue, and a third angles from the school into a subdivision at 16 Mimosa Drive.
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Codriell
Lincoly Parish
Cooktown Cermetory
Cooktown Road
Dlory
Big Street
Kentucky Avenue
Kentucky
Mimosa Drive
Cooktown
Roger Lawson
W. A. Jd. Lewis
City Planning Commission
Monroe Cotton Forum Opens With Industry Leaders
The first annual Louisiana Cotton Forum will be held in Monroe on Thursday August 10 to promote improvement and expansion of the state's $100 million cotton industry. Growers ginners buyers and millers from across the South will hear from Tom Anderson Dr J Norman Efferson Dr M K Horne and N E Thames among others at the Virginia Hotel. Sponsored by the Monroe and West Monroe Chambers of Commerce and the Monroe Kiwanis Club with agricultural groups cooperating.
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Monroe
Louisiana
South
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
West Monroe
N. E. Thames
Baton Rouge
LSU Agricultural Extension Service
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Farmervill
A. D
Oa. R. Dawkins
Dubachtha
Board of Alder
Enlice
W. B. Smith
Q. C. Fuller
Marvin Fowler
Joe. C. Smith
George Trammell, Jr
Protem
O. C. Fuller
Joe C. Smith
Alderman Fuller
Braswell Freight Lines, Inc
Johnnie Collin
Bancroft Paper Co
Tom Gates Printing Co
Southwest Meter & Supply Co
Henry Owen Station
Progressivea
Ford Tractor Co
Fuller Motor Co
Smith Pharmacy
Johnnie Doss
Bowser & Co
Joe C. Smith & Co
Bosten Building “Maintenance Co
Alderman Smith
K. Colvin
Hwg
Iene Tenets
Dames B- Mastin
J. H. Fair
E. A. Fulmer
North Louisiana Hill Farm Experiment Station
Greenwood
Mrs. Wilks
H. Cupid
Miury
Towin
Sarah Josepha Buell Ifnle
KK. M
Flue
W. 2B
Clay Ansley
Mr. Williams
LaMoyne Ransom Batten
James Peter Willams
Monroe,ate
Elizabeth Ann Shackelford
Charlie S. Wright
Tina Tae Ambrose
Charles David Hammons
Sonia D. Love
Alvin Glendon McElwee
Haynesville
Janice Katherine Tedeton Guice
Downsville
William Randolph Spillers
Elisa Mae Tomtin
Presley Ray Smith
Hildergard Susanne Leickmeyer Shannon
David Lawrence
Rosie Fay Roberson
Clyde Douglas Henderson
Dellie Mae Thomas
Robert Lee Jenkins
Joyce Ann Samuel
Verron
Jesse Moss, Jr
Willetta Wilson
Grambling
Elmer Harris
Hilly
McKee
Larance
Cranford's Hold Family Reunion
John Paul Jones
Baton Pouge
Floida
James McMullen
Fred Lamiin
Billy Webb
Manion
Jean Clinton
Patty Haitian
Farmerville
J. E. Kondall
Tean
R. C. Malisan
Eleanor Phelps and
le Verne Riddie
Joe Williams
Caddo
Elizabeth Sutton
Clovis B. Lowrey
Sunset Acres
Ezelle Davidson
Athens
Mabel M. Shelby
Ina Harrell
Modena
Franklin
Henry &. Reagan
Baskin
Helen Hair
Crowville
Gladys Robinson
Winnsboro
Bryan Ray
Ogden
Bertha G. Nelson
Marguerite Marlowe
Jackson
Aura Smith
Quitman
Florence White
Jonesboro
Jack Daggers
Elaine Wray
Myra
Tolstead
Cecil Colvin
Ruby Wright
Eula Mae Menry
Carrie Mae Ter
Terrill
Hillcrest School
Cotton’ Forum
Washington
UPI
U. S
Dean Rusketee
Reli
Estelle N. Greer
Versie Hale
Maurene Barron
Lillie
Eva Cagle
Bernice
Richland
Henry A. Hazlitt
Delhi
Merle Gresham
Springhill
Jewell Goins
Dayline
Myruis Saint
Harald Bartlett
Dubberly
Eunice M. Pers Ryman
Melba Adkins
Shergalen
Tommie O'Bier
Elsie Beaird
Doyline
Charlie Long
Mattie Levins
Thelma Sanders
Winn
Olive Ann Willis
Lois C. Austin
Winn.field
Maybelle Haddox
Winnfield
Virginia C. Poole
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