Neighbor Aid After Losses Sparks Community Response
The Pylant family, Lee and Velma, lost their savings on a recent Friday in May and are staying with the Harold Griffin family. The community gardens gifts and church showers pour in as Culbertson’s Bock Corner and other churches organize aid while friends travel to visit and comfort them. Various local families are noted in support, with prayers and assistance continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Griffin
Lee
Velma Pylant
Harold Griffin
Bock Corner
Culbert- Son Bits
Pytanis
Helene
Tay Griffin
Janmine
Winky Dany
Knn
Tusion
Miss Winnie
Chari Hammons
V.B.S
Jeanig White
Beith
Jub White
Abb
Tun
Susdiy
EF. J. Franklin
Farmerville
Jewell Miller
George Tard
Sue Gray
St. Penicis
Monrees
Guthrie Truell
Journia Varvey
Dives Gray Chileren
Clara Farmer
Pred
Helm Farner
Shreveport
We Garland
Tommy Yoningblood Parmey
Jyrik
Helo
Cala Green
Leerin
Fragmentary family update from South Texas note
Vague personal letter mentions a married woman traveling with family to South Texas. It references James her husband, Ruth Smiths baby girl Peni who was ill with intestinal flu but is improving. Daltons and box Manile Smith sent Pylanta this morning and a box of clean rags noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Texas
James
Dalton
Ruth Smith
Peni
Manile Smith
Mineral Springs Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
The rocky springs home demonstration group hosted a gathering at Mrs. James Franklin's residence on Tuesday May 28. Attendees included Mrs. James E. Yuiktins Wall and daughter Mary Miggahett of Ruston and Mrs. Bihel Willet with baby from Monroe. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Duke and family included Mrs. Bill Culver and Elizabeth. Several family members reported visits with relatives in Ruston and Monroe. News mentions Alfred Franklin, J. A. Franklin, and letters about a son with the SS Air Maree in Tucson promoted to Rac. The Varullan Bible school began at the church with evening sessions. Charlie Yoon and daughters from Tusis visited relatives Oscar Leachman and Mrs. W. W. Tucks this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes
A. Prhink
Rocky Springs
Mus
James Franklin Thesday
Jawkl Allerdande
Alfred Franklin Pivece
Mary Miigahett
Ruston
Bihel Willet
Munroe
Jwrs
Garland Duke Andyrae
Bill Culver
Elizabeth
Cuyer
Bully Franklin
Mis. Or
Bell Williamson
New Oreans
Emmett Willamaan
J. A. Franklin
Mire Mere
Aton DL Franklin
SS. Air Maree
Tuscon
Arizona
Varullon Bible
Il Devade
Mes
Halley
Alabama Church
Chester Powell
Miss Salley
Powell
Mt. Maraib
A. FL Molstead
Roger Anglin
Linda
Hurricane
Fae King
Joe Doss
Ward
Francis
Clyde Stevenson
Emma Vonson
Quitman
Ant
Foy-Bulley
Bo Theloveth
Christ
Jesus
Mrs Alabama visitor from Topeka arrives Sunday
Mrs Alabama W. lstenl and Mr Saul Nelson Wing with Amighter Saren Amn of Topeka Kansas arrive Sunday morning to visit his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aul
Nelson Wing
Saren Amn
Topeka, Kansas
Pasture and fertilizer notes in northern district sale and crop updates
Foresters and sheep owners in Alexandria are urged to attend a Monday sale to assess whether good management yields profit. News covers pasture fertilization in tractors, nitrogen application, and marking swaths, plus a Denni McKee area wilt and nematode test near Dubach and guidance on pest control and seed decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forester
Alexandria
de- Hume
Dennis Mcffee
Dubach
Burnett Springs Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
The Burnett Springs Home Demonstration Class met at Mrs J C Skinner’s home with fourteen members and a covered dish dinner. A social hour preceded the 1 PM meeting led by Mrs Gayle Cruikshank, who noted the club collect and role. Felic Simon ton received a gift during a brief business session. a program followed with Miss Blondin presenting on personality development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett Springs
J. C. Skinner
Gayle Cruikshank
Felix Simonton
R. ¥. Martin
Gayte Cruikshank
W. H. Moriny
W. ©. Parkman
Onn Blondin
Hlondin
Ruston Families Attend Weekend Gatherings Across Town
Local notices list numerous residents including Mr. and Mrs. Mead Marshall Teitrall visiting friends, Ms. Kate Weir improving after a stroke at home of Dr. and Mrs. Johnson in Raston, and many other households like the Edwards, Henry, Turner, and Cox families sharing weekends and visits. The item notes neighbors, kinship ties, and social visits throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Marshall Teitrall
Ruston
Ile Green
Gene Fenetischy
Ann Hell
Robert
Woodard
Sam, Nelédin
Christian
Pmudalion
Arendla High School
Kate Weir
Johnsonine Raston
Hriest Weir
Robert Eubanks
Isionrour
Barricetta
Huck
David Pearge
Akin Halstead
Milton Henry
Sid Turner
Bische Holleman
Luther Robinson
Arizona Community
Bud Turner
Lane
Nurson Arcadia
Jobly Cox
Bugne Cox
Hodge
Luther Cox
Jerry Woodardeen
Bobby Roy Wilstriee
Steve Wosdare
Ytyne Fallin
Pinergit
Mack Hood
Parish Welfare Workers To Get Service Awards
Louisiana Public Welfare honors 319 employees for 20 years of continuous service. Named are Lile G. Foster director and several welfare visitors and clerks. Ceremony at the new State Welfare Building in Baton Rouge featured remarks by State Welfare Board chairman and commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Wella Depstent
Lile G. Foster
Mes Corolla Bennett
Sliss
Fancie Harrison
Ruby Gill
Sleiiemiphoy
Stein
State Welfare
Baton Rouges
Wol Kilpourfegke
Jonesboro
Bona
Durin
Mary Evimissioner
Will Lyelp
Wi Hs
Agéne
Tomarroyy
Wren
Sonnel
Advonts
Inxs
Four Hogs and Pigs Seeding Bacon Hams in Parish
4 Hs by John P Bean notes new bacon type Yorkshire and Landrace pigs arriving in the parish. Dr Roane and Mr Billy Moore bring in these breeds as high quality ham and dairy outputs rise with local farming. 410 club members urged to purchase pigs lambs and dairy shelters for summer and fall projects with aid offered to locate animals. Call numbers listed for assistance and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Bean
Parish
Roane
Billy Moore
Power Winnsboro Foster Widow Tithe Story Notes
Northeast region records show AiG Holladay and Ips reporting tithe details linked to Foster family. The late Mr. Winnsboro is noted, with his widow and the former Miss mentioned in connection to the property or estate matters. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aig, Holladay, Ips
Northeast “Power
Winnsboro
Foster T
Miss
Battle in the Weevil War Prompts Calcium Arsenate Use
The Louisiana State Agricultural Extension Service recommends calcium arsenate in infested areas to combat resistant weevils and other pests. It warns of weather-related variables and discusses mobilizing scientific resources to curb rising weevil numbers and protect crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiane
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