Ilico Home Demonstration Club Tour to Vicksburg
The Ilico Home Demonstration Club visited Vicksburg Mississippi on May 2. Eighteen members and their children traveled by Mr Curtis Farley’s school bus to tour the National Park Old Court House Museum and other local sites. Names of attendees include Mrs Alt Harris Mrs Loyd and Curtis Farley among others.
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Ilico Home Demonstration Club
Vicksburg
Migs
National Park
Old Court House Museum
Curtis Farley
Alt, Harris
Wyle Loyd
Euel Lewis
Rachel
Anna Doss
Mamie Lewis
Frank Herrin
Kerry
Frank King
Walter Woods
Evelyn Barnett
Milton Kay
Ree Caver
Lucy McGea
Harbara
Macie Moon
Charles
Supreme Court decision could alter Louisiana dispute
Baton Rouge notes the possible high court ruling this week on a long legal fight over state title and federal escrow funds. Officials refused to predict outcomes as Louisiana faces potential gains or losses of up to about ninety million dollars depending on the decision. Analysts consider various scenarios, including protections for state interests and possible further legal actions if the court rules unfavorably.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
U.S. Supreme Court
Jands
Vaal
Faa
Walt Hove
Cen
Lanisiani
U. S. Supreme Court
West Side Community Notes and Political Talk
Local social notes recount fish suppers and family visits across West Monroe including Mr. and Mrs. J Ray and others. Birth announcements praise a grandson born May 3 weighing seven pounds eight ounces. A late summer trip to Houston and a Jamestown family reunion appear amid scattered town news. Legislative discussion centers on offshore lease issues and gubernatorial prospects for 1959 with names such as McReithen Lang Davis Ainsworth Gary and others recurring in conversations.
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FE. C. Tlackwelder
D. F. English
West Monroe
J. c. Richirrison
Curtis Dale
Johnie Wayne
Joe Allen
J. Ray
Atv
Leo Walker
D. M. Grace
D. M. Cooper
Carson
Pitkin
Roy Franklin
Myra Griffin
HL Aens
Nix
Hirum
Jamestown
F. T. Heard
Mrr
Ch. W. Tompson
Methodist Pulpit Changes Made By Conference In Parish
The Louisiana Methodist Conference made few changes in parish clergy assignments. Dr. Gay M. Hicks remains pastor at First Methodist Church in Alexandria. Rev. Luman B. Douglass moves from Carrollton Avenue Church in New Orleans to be Ruston District superintendent. Other listed moves include Rev. J. K. Hourne as conference treasurer, Dr. C. B. White as superintendent of the Louisiana Methodist Children's Home, and Rev. Henry C. Blount as a director of The Louisiana Methodist. The report notes multiple pastor reassignment across the Ruston and Shreveport area with several ministers moving to new charges and districts.
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Gay M. Hicks
First Methodist
Alexandela
Luman B. Dous Jas
Carrollston Avene
New Orleans
Ruston
Louisiana Methodist Conference
Shreveport
Lingala Parish
J. KR. Hourne
C. B. White
Louistant Methodist Children’s
Wo Waunhin
Cancrytus
Pearlye Mauve
Westey Foundation
Leansan Tech
Ane
Henry C. Blount
Lowisiana Methodist, State Publica
Hepsien Pelians
Gave Methodist Church
Key
Jolly
Lappe Wag Rae Hussharee
Satem-lilly and
Peg
Sawyer Fa
Horentiogt
Wicks
Atexaneds
J. Henry Boywrten
Bowden
Carrollian Avenue Methodis
Sicks
Trinity Church
Cigt Sears
Douglas Wa
Carrollton Avenue
Finn
Hilton 71 Dies After Lengthy Illness in Lincoln Parish
Thomas A Hilton 71 a lifelong Lincoln Parish resident died Monday at Rusuit Hospital at 2 30 a m after a long illness Funeral services were held at 9 o clock from the chapel of Ivlatck Funeral Home Rev J T Dars pastor of Cook Taplist Churn with burial in Wilder Cemetery He is survived by his wife Mrs Hiltons two daughters Mrs M Patterson Rubin and Mrs N Arnold Baton Rouge and one son Jamie A Hilton name misspelled in source
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Thomas A. Hilton
Cookestown
Rusuit
Iilvatck
J.T. Dars
Cook Taplist
Wilder Cemetery
Mer
Hilton Seas
Lincoln Parish
Fis Wiglow
Break-In At White Buick Steals About $120
Police report a break-in at a White Buick on Sunday night. About $70 to $120 was taken from a cash machine, with mud on the scene and a failed attempt to crack the steel safe using a light tool. Muddy tracks indicated entry through a window on the east side of the shop.
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Buick
Ani
Rites Held for Mrs Johnson Lifelong Ruston Resident
Funeral services for 82 year old resident Mrs Johnson were held Thursday at the chapel of Keal Home with Rev Jo officiating and burial at the local cemetery. Survivors include one daughter and one son, both of Ruston, and two sons, Platt and R. G. Choudrant.
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Johnson
Dent
Ruston
Westelock
Thurson
Kecal
Westbrook
Spital
Miss
T. Wis
Platt
R. G. Choudrant
May Meeting Of H D Club At Mrs Upchurch Home
The H D Club held its May gathering at Mrs R E Upchurch's home on May 21 with 11 members present. Mrs B G McKee led, minutes and roll call were by secretary Lamar Colvin, and a Leader Training demonstration on outdoor cooking was given in the absence of the nutrition leader. A series of reports followed, cookery samples were shared, and games entertained the group. The hostess served cake, whipped cream, drinks, and a barbecue chicken meal with baked potatoes, corn, and foil baked bananas. Corn in the husk was demonstrated with husk removal and quick cooking tips. The group adjourned to meet in June with Mrs C F Alexander.
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Huly H.D. Club
R. E. Upchurch
B. G. McKee
Lamar Colvin
C. F. Alexander
Ruston Names Appear In Arcadia Grisby Listing
A fragmentary list includes Jones of Arcadit Grisby Simngho John Allen Jenkins of Ruston Charles Arthur Kilgore of Ruston William F Wil son of Oakland Calif and Benjamin F in Ruston.
Dewey Brothers Dies in West Monroe Burial in Ruston
C. H. Dewey Brothers, 59, a retired West Monroe grocer, died at his home Monday at 12 40 p m. He leaves a widow Vertie Holland of Ruston and a daughter Bill Spurgeon of Shreveport a son Johnny Brothers of West Monroe three brothers and two sisters and one granddaughter. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery Ruston with Kil Patrick Funeral Home in charge. He was a member of Edgewood Baptist Church and the Masonic Lodge at Austin.
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Brothers
Ouachita Parsh
Edgewood Baptist Church
West Monroe
Masonic Lodge
Austin
Bill Spurgeon
Shreveport
Johnny Brothers
J. F. Brothers
W. A. Brothers
Mont
The Idea of Separate Directors Ease Calls Home
Planning a trip or long stay, the ad promotes using a telephone to stay in touch with home or office. It touts a free booklet The Voice with Smiles on how to develop a more pleasing telephone manner. The message suggests easier contact through dedicated lines or directors to reach family, emphasizing low cost.
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Hause
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Fico HD Club
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Tattistana
Dah McReithen
Columbia
Public Servier
Leng
Steenaait
Morrigan
Witnis
Davis
Dave Pearce
Agticulume
Hewtensat
Core Three
Southside Baptist Church
Southside, Baptist Church
Corell Venable
C.H. Venable
Carl Dunn
Aaron Foy
Walter Jacks
Art Dowd Simpson
Kearney Pruett
David Shepherd
Choos
del Monte
Sun Valley
American Beauty
Borden
Chuck
Pound
A. Hilton
H. D. Club
Dewey Brothers
W. Monroe
Plymouth
CAR: Life
Family Auto
CAR Life
Motor Trend
Chrysler Corporation
Dell
Baker Motors
Vienna
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