Dubach Starts 3-1 With Win Over Dawnsville and Lisons
Dubach improved to 3-1 on the season after beating Dawnsville and Bernice and splitting with Louisiana Tech freshmen. Jerry Berry led the offense with three hits in five at bats, while Calglly pitched seven innings, allowing one run. The 1950 schedule lists games against Downsville, Juncton City, Lisbon, and Farmerville with dates in March.
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Dubach
Louisiana Tech
Bernice
Dawnsville
Calglly
Seins
Tanning
Erry
Ald
Dumior Berry
Downsville
Dusbach
Mereh
Mareth
Lisbon
Anvil
Farmerville
Schedule of April events at Dubach and surrounding towns
A fragmented listing shows April events with times in Dubach and nearby towns. Entries include Spear sville Bernice Chatham Farmerville West Monroe Lisbon and Diebach with 7:30 pm start times, 730 pm, 6 70p events, and a May 7 Dubach Invitational.
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Spearsville
Dubath
Bernice
Dubach
Chatham
Dabrieh
Farmerville
Tmerville
Bernices
Fair Park
Dunehia
Local Social Notes From Vienna and Nearby Towns
Greenwood residents and guests attended a midweek club meeting in Vienna with Rev and Mrs Ciray as visitors. Multiple families from Vienna Ruston Bastrop Springhill Duhari and Winnsboro hosted and visited during the week including the Colvins and Martins.
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Gustafs
M. Wilks
Bastrop
Pearl Forance
Marie Larance
Colvin
Baxter Colvin
Sara Jo
Springhill
Bettye Broughton
Terry Mobley
Carlton Broughton
Duhari
Leonant Martin
Hays Station Mrs W T Watts Meeting Notes
The Hays Station Home Demonstration Club met March 13 at 1 30 p m at Mrs Wallace Tarvison's home with 13 members and one visitor Mrs Davis from Simsboro Club. President Mrs Bill Waldron led the meeting after singing God Bless America. Members shared reports and Mrs Carroll and Mrs Brewer presented a furniture refinishing demonstration. Plans were made to meet with the Simsboro club for a covered dish luncheon in April to meet Miss Anne Hyrve.
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W. T. Watts
Hays Station
Wallace Tarvison
Davis
Simsboro Club
13Ill Waldron
Simshoro Club
Anne Ilyrve
Hodge News and Local Visits Report Family Ties
Mrs George Lowrey of Box 125 Hodge News shows ongoing ties as relatives like Mr and Mrs George Mackay Iron Pennsylvania visit Hodge and Jonesboro. Community members include Mrs Bobby Knots of Shreveport visiting her parents and family. Willis Jenkins travels to Woodue Clinic where M Jenkins lies critically ill, while G Qhanes Harvey and Wayne host relatives and Mrs Hoye Harvey. Aly 12 G Coaner remains hospitalized in Mus fon. WIE Hoe shows tentative improvement per family. Mrs W Sattle and Mrs Henry Michaud visit at bedsides in Hodee and Houston area hospitals. Atlin Meyers visit their children in Yanno City, Miss.
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George P. Mackay Iron
Pennsylvania
Rob. Tucker
Hodge and
Jonesboro
Bobby Knots
Shreveworth
George Lowrey
Willan Jenkins
Tongton
M. ©. Jenkins
Woodue Clinic
Gqhanes Harvey
Wayne
Hoye Harvey
G. Coaner
Mus Fon
W. Sattle
Bungas
Hodee
Henry Michaud
Do Son Tore
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Atlin Meyers
Buster Lewis
Yanno City
Miss
Ote
Douglas Mrs J G Verna Tiime Demonstration Club Meeting
The Tiime Demonstration Club met on the th with Mrs Monti pea sont as agent. Members reported and Mrs Blan din demonstrated sales. The club voted to donate 45.00 to the Red Cross. A white elephant sale raised 700 for the treasury. Refreshments by Mrs Zola Roach and Mrs TR Davis. Various neighbors visited and moved closer to work. Several local residents and relatives were mentioned visiting or staying with families in the village.
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J. G. Verna
Tiome
Lth
Monti Peasont
Zola Roach
TR. Davis
J. Holstead
al. Voltzelaw
Sheveport
Vernon
Morrae
WWG
W. W. Norris
Fala Richardson
Dunnaville
Neice
Willie Farner
Mssie Brennen
George
San Antonio
Tex
Brennen
Merfest Meeting Adjoins for Social Hour in Norway
The meeting in Norway was adjourned to the social hour where refreshments were served by hostess Mrs. Harrison. The group drew names for a "Secret Pal" gift exchange during the gathering.
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Merfest
Norway
Harrison
Alabama WMS dames meet amid prayers and pies
In a Thursday gathering at the Allen building, Alabama WMS ladies shared meals, prayed for missions, and discussed support plans. Items included pecan and peach desserts, with Mrs M A Woodard and Mrs Misti Watts among those mentioned. Nearby reports note Councillor meetings, TV nights, and visits among locals as families care for ill members.
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Dudley
Peach
Misti Watts
Chase Murphy
G. A
Grenville
Robert Fubanks
Dave Henry
Drs. Halstead
Jesse Perritt
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Hico residents Mrs Jim Foster and their relatives hosted visitors from Athens and Auburn. The Farleys retained Monthlay fret Auburn, Ale and enjoyed a delightful visit with their daughter and son in law Van Dupree. Mr and Mrs Sraawler and Mr Codes plus others joined for a Sunday gathering at the Hoard residence.
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HICO
Jim Foster
Ape
Dowel
Sraawler
AT Codes
Fowler i Aston
Clene
Unknown names in fragmented notification
A fragmentary text lists individuals such as rod Mfes Pail A AL Dat Deasat and Shrevepert ar sie with further mentions Tad Fallor and Mra a Oy Fuster, unclear roles. The readable items resemble a personal or social notice but lack coherent context or dates.
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A. Oy Fuster
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Downsville High
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Sletten ‘Ave
Texas
Texas Eastern
Z. Elp Llicots Executive Offices
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Houston, Texas
GIL and Gas
Greenwood
Ruston Furniture Company, Inc
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Hodge News
Hodge
Douglas
Alabama
Mary Dely
Kaynesvile
Hove York
Euler
Jabashy
Bhee
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Amon
Sersdeo Schon
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Herve Monindy
Ruston
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