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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1958
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text from a community notice page. Mentions families, local names, and various ads for used clothing and furniture. Contains scattered names such as Mr and Mrs Charte Chisrat and Vera Lae, plus merchandise prices for furniture and appliances.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lincoln men in service and a company involvement. It references Masia Peleleum Company and locations like Ayecarnyille with mentions of graduates, octane, and various names. The readable content is partial and scattered with unclear phrases.
A long garbled social column lists numerous relatives and visitors across Shreveport and nearby towns. It notes mothers day gatherings, dinners, and Sunday visits, with names such as Clara Farmer, Vivian, Marie, and Annie Lee mentioned among family and friends.
Local residents from Greenwood and nearby areas gathered for a series of community events at Grove cemetery and Maple Street churchgrounds. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wortham, Mrs Lashley, Mrs Harris, and families from Lafayette, Leesville, and Austin, with visits from Kinsey, Juckiy Susan, and Mr Lawanee. The lengthy list highlights neighborly exchanges, hospitality, and plans to maintain cemetery grounds and social spaces during summer weekends.
Local notices recount visits and greetings in the Harcock area with names such as Mrs. Oskar Lactehnieal and Mr. and Mrs. Heyer. Various relatives and neighbors are listed with routines, church events, meals, and social calls. The piece also mentions a Shreveport company completing a half-mile jam dolkie hoike and pipe plant in Bossier City Louisiana.
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