Six Lincoln Parish Wells Await Completion Test
Lincoln parish reports six wells awaiting tests or in test phases per the North Central Louisiana Drilling Report. Notable figures include JC Urahian No. 1 G. Simpson in Simsboro depth 58 513 feet yielding 1 437 000 cu ft gas daily. Nearby fields list multiple drillings with depths and tests pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parish
Simpson
Simsboro
Jackson Parish
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Calhoun Field
Southwest Gas Production Co
B. B. McClendon
Calhoun
Southwest Gas Producing Co
Lula O. Smith
Gulf Oil Corporation No
Tidewater Oil Co
C. W. Simmons
Klliztz
Choudrant
Calif Co
Bank of Choudrant
Ruston
Ark
Gas Co
J. Mathews
Pure Gil?! Co
Colvin
Harvey/ Broyles & Perry
G. Holloway Et al
Mattle Sue Barham
C. Trahan
G. S. Simpson
Bienville
Parish
Bear Creek
Jack W. Grigsby
Continental Can Co
Liberty Hill
Natural Gas Co
A. F. Harrison
Et ‘al
Bryceland Field
Calif. Co
Merritt
Wildcats
Newton H. Kavanaugh
Clay
Bayd Estate
Calhound
Cartwright Field
Jett Drilling Co
Tremont Lbr. Co
Cartwright
Ouacinta Parish
la. Gas Co
Gag Co
T. A. Grant
Cheniere Creek
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Olin Mathieson Inc
West Monroe
Union Parish
Southwest Gas Producing Co, Inc
J. J. Hamilton
Downsville
Marion
United Production Co
H. D. Green
Olive Field
M. H. Morr
Bernice
Monroe Field
J. W. Reppond
Olin Gas Transmission Corp
Olin Fee
Vogel elected president of conference as leaders named
Closing session of the 23rd arrival Louisiana College Conference at Louisiana Tech elected Dr. Leroy Vogel dean of Centenary College as president. Dr. Herbert E. Longenecker president of Tulane University and Dean Clinton Hanna of Northeast State College named officers. Dr. C. A. Girard of McNeese State chosen secretary treasurer. Delegates accepted the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulane University
Sidney J. Romero
Southeastern Louisiana College
Irol Balsley
Office Administration
Tech
Louisiana
C. G. Hobgool
Commerce
Wilbur Perkins
Northeast
Joseph G. Tregle
Louisiana State University
Louis Coussan
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Albert 11
Repsche
Southwestern
Lyle G. Williams
Clara Tucker
LSU
Oscar
Banks
Samuel Matino
McNeese
Fred Wright
Tulane
Louise Morgan
Everett Timm
Roland Abegg
Anna Helen Gallagher
Northwestern
William, Bonifay
Florence Topino
Robert M. Crisler
Merle F. Warren
al Varnado
New Orleans
Vogel
Louisiana College
Louisiana Tech
Herbert E. Longenecker
Leroy Vogel
Centenary College
Clinton Hanna
Northeast State College
C. A. Girard
McNeese State
Contract Details For Post Office Site Plan Progress
The document presents revised figures for the Post Office area showing a total of 32 250 square feet with 16 489 square feet allocated to driveway and maneuvering space and 800 square feet for the platform. Landscaping amounts to 3 828 square feet as stated by Mrs Pearce.
Egg producer laments rising quality but falling per person intake
He notes his 8,000 birds produce eggs at high quality yet per capita consumption drops as more people skip breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Ruston Industries Pays 3 Per Cent Dividend April 1st
Ruston Industries Inc. will pay its annual 3 percent dividend on April 1 following a meeting Monday evening. Burton Risinger of the Incal group said business is good at the handle plant and monthly payments on the building are being made. The company, organized to provide land and building for Diamond Industries, began operations after a fire destroyed his Mississippi building. Millions of handles are manufactured and shipped nationwide, with O Ceder Map Co. purchasing most. The plant, rebuilt after a disastrous fire, now features modern machinery and a new headquarters, aiming to become one of the souths largest handle makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston Industries, Inc
Burton Risinger
Incal Group
Diamond Industries, Inc
Ruston
W. E. Diamond
Mississippi
O’cedar Map Co
Diamond Industries Featured in Forests and People
Diamond Industries at Ruston earns a two page write up in Forests and People magazine volume nine tracing its nine year history. The piece notes the plant began with 20 employees and now employs 75 at the Barnew Springs Road facility while highlighting six pictures and a Lincoln parish industry story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Industries At
Ruston
Forests and People Magazine
Louisiana Forestry Association
Lincoln Paristy
Barnew Springs Road
Power Failure Briefly Hits Cooktown Area Tuesday
Stormy weather battered northeast Louisiana with heavy rains in Ruston Tuesday night. Lightning caused a brief power outage to residents on Cooktown Torch, but repair was reported immediately and there was no wind damage or fallen trees. City officials announced no further damage or hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Ruston
Lane
Cooktown
Gbs
Marriage Licenses for White and Dubach Couples
Bertha Torene Pilcher and Claude Fluigene Aulds along with Mary Alice Green and William Q. Bagwell Jr are listed among marriage licenses. The scanned page records their names in a public notices section, indicating recent marriages or license issuances.
Trinity Sets Gospel Revival Week in Ruston District
Trinity Methodist Church joins forty one Ruston District churches in simultaneous revival services this week with guest preachers from Monroe District. Monroe District Superintendent Rev George Harbuck will lead at Trinity, a Texan native educated at Southwestern University SMU and Duke Divinity. Services run 7 p m Sunday through Friday with nursery and music directed by Dr Marshall Bretz, plus neighborhood prayer groups and lay visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe District
Trinity
Monroe
George Harbuck
Brother Harbuck
Timpson
Texas
Southwestern University
Georgetown
SMU
Dallas
Divinity
Duke University
Durham
North Carolina
R. R. Branton
Harbuck
Alexandria
Trinity Methodist Church
First Church
Mansfield
Broadmoor Church
Shreveport
Marshall Bretz
Notable Names Listed From Monroe to Ruston
A roster of individuals with varied home towns including Monroe West Monroe Quitman Homer Ray ville Pineville Ruston Gramblings Ruston De Ridder Laurel and Grambling is presented in this item. It includes Bonnie Merle Johnson Mary Frances Phillips Monique Nannie Lenard Janice Harrison Sidney Morris Frunklin Maury Lois Howar Tom Malone and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negho Telly Booker
Dubieh
Cornelius Franklin
Zachry
Dorothy Delores Holmes
Gramblings
Troy
Vickers
de Ridder
Janice Harrison
Ruston
Normar
Gian Perry
Orelly — Ponmawell
Stonewal
Sidney Morris Frunklin
Laurel
Miss
Maury
Lois Howar
Greer Ruse
Tom Malone
Grambling
Much Ado Performance Set at Tech Little Theater
Tech Theater Players stage Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing through Saturday at 8 nightly in the Little Theater directing by Prof. Arthur W. Store. The comedy centers on Hero’s falsely alleged slander and Beatrice and Benedick’s witty romance, staged by amateur student staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Little Theater
Arthur W. Store
Hero
Claudio
Man John
Benesdick
Beatrice
Dogherty
Verges
Thase
Stone
Dogberry and Co
Dogberry
Benedick
Shakespeare
Cupid
E. A. Southern
Julia Marlowe
Britain
America
Sir John Gielgud
New York City
Ruston High School station wagon placed under principal control
Lincoln Parish School Board adopted a resolution placing the Ruston High School station wagon in athletic and other departments under the principal. The vehicle, bought with athletic funds, shall be stored when not in use and not for personal convenience. The action aligns with board policy and Southern Association standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parish
Ruston High School
Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Huston High School
New Home Building Firm Opens Offices In Monrovia Center
A low cost home program from IEH and Livable Home Builders Ruston announces four completion stages for affordable houses. The plan includes shell basic livable and finished options financed with monthly payments from 44 to 63 dollars, with no down payment if land is owned. An office at Monrovia Shopping Center invites inquiries. model homes near Ruston are under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Day
IEH
Institute For Essential Housing
Livable Home Builders, Inc
Ruston
Robert Woods
Institute
Woods
Liveable Home Builder
Ruston’ Lumber and Supply
H. R. Jones
W. A. Jones
Louisiana
Monrovia
Early’s
East Georgia
Ruston High School
Shell
Le.h
Father
I.E.H
Manroyia
Alpine
Y.E.H
Farmerville
Monroe
Georgia
Six Fined By City Court Judge Jones
Six individuals were fined by City Court Judge Jones on Monday March 6. Janis May Negra paid 300 dollars and costs for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Lucy Kidd Negra was fined 25 dollars and costs for speeding. Arthur Cambs Negra received a 30 day jail sentence suspended on payment of court costs for simple criminal damage to property. Clyde Faison Negra was fined 15 dollars for disturbing the peace by appearing intoxicated in public. Jessie Frost Negra also paid 15 dollars and costs for appearing intoxicated in public. Ray Smith Negra was fined 50 dollars and costs for operating a taxi without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Court
Fred Jones
Janis May
Negra
Lucy Kidd
Arthur Cambs
Clyde Faison
Jessie Frost
Ray Smith
Principal Named Chief Administrator in School
The document designates a principal as the chief administrator of the school and forbids personal use of the station wagons. It requires storage of the vehicles when not used for school purposes, though the text ends without completing the condition.
Hopewell 4-H Week Showcases Hopewell School Projects
During 4-H Week the Senior 4-H class at Hopewell Elementary displayed a variety of projects. Moses Franklin presented a model stop sign and house scenes while Eddie Franklin showcased poultry and eggs. Students demonstrated table setting, silk table scarf making, baby dress construction, aprons and other crafts with healthful meals and insect talks adding to the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro News
Hopewell School
Ibenetit
Wes
Moses Franklin
Hy Ponéva Reed
Mildred Scaled
Béatrice Carr
Shirley
Smith
Lula Billis
Gipson
Robert Mel Callister
Eddie
Franklin
Jim Willingham
Billy Richmond
Jacqueline Elliott
Ozeal Banks
Willie Mae Ellis
Elsie Davis
Pearlie Davis
Stella Dunn
Ruthie Mays
Virginia Foston
Hopewell School 4-Falub
J. B. Williams
H. Anderson
Parish
Oscar Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Desiard
Louisville
Claude Leachman
Fay
Douglas
Hinton
Ruston Industries
Bonnie Merle Johnson
William Charles Causey
Mary Frances Phillips
Quitman
Kenneth Lane Hightower
Homer
Quinta Clarine Mounger
Rayville
Thomas Garrett Doty
Pineville
Monique Nannie Lenard
Harry Claude Shrek
Rebecca Lynne Brewer
William Everett Morris
Monrovia Center
Jones
Nazarene
Roseton Church of
Jonesboro
Dorothy's Kennels
Jonéabdro
Lauderdale
Florida
Tom Elementary
Thidker
Myrtle Straits
Trenton
Paradisa
Adlich
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