4-H Week Honored Across Lincoln Parish Community
The Leader celebrates National 4-H Week highlighting farm boys and girls as assets to the parish. The piece praises 4-H for teaching thinking, citizenship, and civic responsibility through projects in agriculture and home improvement, urging youth to pledge head heart hands and health to better living for community and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odir
4-H
Lincoln Parish
Bledge
Jo Ann Stewart
Hiro
Henry Roane
Dewetl
Ray Gandy
Wayne Fontenot
Methodist Children's Home
Carroll Cathey
Children’s Home
Dewett Ray Gandy
Dalton Gandy
Chambers Peete
Baton Rouge
Louisiana 4-H corn production contest awards announced
Baton Rouge March 5 1958 4 H clubs prize top corn yields and best grower stories in state wide contest sponsored by the Nitrogen Educational Bureau and LSU Agricultural Extension. Winners earn a trip to Chicago for the International Livestock and Grain Exposition with prizes for eight high scoring participants across soil regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Citi Nitrate Educational Bureau
LSU Agricultural Extension Service
Chicago
Cam Club
Continuous operation urged for poultry and egg industry
Priebe calls for year in year out production from producers, processors, and hatcheries to maintain steady supply for large buyers. He warns that market gaps arise when suppliers idle facilities, and stresses investments in housing and equipment require ongoing output. The piece also notes Baton Rouge short course, 4-H club opportunities, scholarships, trips, and leadership programs supporting youth in agriculture.
Textile workers stall idle plants to keep productivity flowing
A fragmented town note describes plant managers keeping processing lines moving to avoid losses, citing poultry plants, hand picking jobs, and the danger of stopping production. Local notices mention residents like Mrs Don Wallice, Mrs Ware, and Mrs Gilbert, with social visits and suppers. New jewelry color trends foretell white with rhinestones for daywear and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tealy
Church notes and obituaries from Cross Roads area
Rev Bow Teery attended his re appointment at Salers Methodist Church. Funeral held for Mrs Albert Mewidlen in Simshoro. Sunday visitors at the dine included Mr and Mrs Gi 11 Tiye and others from Shreveport and Jacksonville with local residents C G Bowden and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow. Teery
Salers Methodist Church
CG. B. Henry
Albert Mewidlen
Simshoro
C. al Doyeten
Reser Bowden
Joyee Dye
Shreveport
la End Mig
Ceci
Jacksonville
Ark
Aly
Glenn
Ratton
Ars
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G. L. Trammell
Dubach, Louisiana
Sies
Memphis
Chilecthers
Jimmy Nobles
Joelle Ranee
J. D. Glondin
Lilian Piondin
Watts Carpenter
Annie Smith
Sho Club
Louisiana
Maine
Patton Gandy
John Swart
Dewellbury Gandy
Ail Jack Mins
Methorst Childmars
Rlal
Lincoln Farish
Mike
Ant
Nike
Louisiana Market
Brotler Pestival
LV. Tintern
West
Lincoln Paria Clif
CAN Company, Inc
Woodlands
HODGE
Priebes
New Orleans
Your Land Grant College
Louisismie
Menibe
Washington, D. C
Dubach State
Federal Reserve
Don Wallice
Dan
Ware
Frank A. Driehe
Clouston Williams
Dorada
Hood
Mes
Penny
Tolie Hernsby
Ruston
John Hood
A. F. Harrison
Mrs. C
Henry
TI Dye
Glenn Dye
Cecil Dye
John Bowden
Joyce Dye
Resir Bowden
MM. A. Jd. McCullem
Dink Barnett
Wilbur Hammon
Bossier City
Db. Slammons
Mack Hood Amd Viola
M. Davidson
Fashion Coordination Institute
CALE
Jimmy Hanna
Mark Hanna
Henry Boone
Bana OF
Choudrant
Alon
Hintgon
Purina
S. Trenton
Clu Ae
Ruston State Bank
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