Thursday Night Basketball and School News Bits
The report notes a Thursday night game with Lin a We and Summer field. The ninth and tenth grade girls played Wednesday, with the 9th girls defeating the 10th in intramural action. The school paper Hornet sold out quickly at five cents each, bringing in about four dollars. plan is to publish every six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitle
Summerfield
McKethan
Hornet
SGN
Sttnink
Tay
Luther Elkins of Choudrant Hold Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs Luther Elkins hosted a buffet luncheon at their Choudrant home for five descendants of the late 11 A and Mildred Simmons. Attendees included Walter and Bill Simmons Mae Elkins Jim Simmons Della Stevenson and numerous relatives from Shreveport Baton Rouge Bossier City and Choudrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Elkins
Chowdrant
11. A
Mildred Simmons
Walter
Bill Simmons
Mae Elkins
Choudrant
Jim Simmons
Shit ‘Eveport
Della Stevenson
Baton Rouges
Dorothy, Stevenson
Baton Rouge
Armie Simmiona
Marjorie McDaniels
Simsboro School News Highlights Weekend Visits
Local families and students share weekend visits across Shreveport Baton Rouge and Monroe. Notables include Mrs Glenn Tanner and son from New Orleans and Pauline Phillips returning home from Shreveport. Rev Dan Blake attends Baptist State Convention in Shreveport.
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Glenn Tanner and Son
New Orleans
Mrs
T. R. Wer
Ray Sumith
Ti Te Durrell
Allen Raspberry
Durrett
Jane Salmon
Thomas Kimbellelie
Dan Blake
Baptist State Convention
Shreveport
Grover Dennis
Denis
Alexandria Wepre
Rll Eyosts
Wide Mp
J. Be. Uryant
Nyatchitoches
Gillie Mae Gosdin
Did Mes
Don Ed McCullen
Euil
Myx
Lou McCain
Baddle McCullen
Monroe
Northeast College
Homer Best
Jane
Front
Viola Talbot
Ruth
B.C .Touchstone
Cray Powell
Overseas Study Health Unit Visits Spur Local Programs
The article outlines Junior Red Cross overseas study visits of six to eight weeks in Europe and the Far East, detailing participation by American juniors to study Red Cross operations and international understanding. It covers training at Chiemsee Germany, exchanges with European Red Cross delegations, and mentions 1958 delegates sailing from New York aboard the M S Augustus. It also notes local Health Unit October births including both white and colored births in Lincoln Parish.
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Red Cross
Meney G. Nuse
SS Meney
RIE
Baal Jenson
Turion Red Cross
International
Europe
Far East
American Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Elvenhower
Alfred M. Gruenther
State Department
Juniata
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Red Cross Societies
International Committee of the Red Cross
Duniot Red Cross
Chiemsee
Germany
The
New York
Augustius
Naples
Italy
France
Belgium
Spain
Ito Norwas
Donrairk
Sweden
Lincoln
Mrvahd Mes. L
Burkhalter
Ruster
Bryan James
B. D. Fergue Ao
Bernice
Darrel
Wayne
J. W. Kavanaugh Ruston
John Patrick
R. F. Letlow
Ruston
Robert Dennis
H. B. Lolley
Dubach
John Chartes
T. L. Reynolds
Vanessa Ann
Wm. Walls
Danville
Carl Ann
J.C. Weeks
Ansley
Dimray Charles, Jr
Charles Bennett
W. A. Dimmersm
Jonesboro
Cynthia Lee
Definition of legal buck deer revised by Louisiana wildlife
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Director F Lamar Clement announced a new rule redefining legal bucks. Bucks are defined as having visible antlers, replacing the prior requirement of forey inch antlers, to simplify hunting and reflect age and management data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lamar Clement
Louisiana, Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Coffton Growers Offer Two Price Plans for 1959 Cotton
Baton Rouge reports Louisiana cotton growers may choose between Plan A and Plan T under the 1958 Agricultural Act. Plan A guarantees price support through the Commodity Credit Corporation at not less than 86 percent parity, about 35 cents per pound now, while parity may adjust by harvest time 1959. Plan A requires planting within acreage allotments and Plan B provides another path based on different planting and support rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton
Rit
Baker
Cotton price support plans and acreage allotments outlined
Parity and price support details for 1959 are outlined with plans A and B. Allotments of 10 acres will not be reduced by law, but larger acreage may be cut by as much as 8 to 10 percent. Farmers must apply the same plan to all farms. Voting on marketing quotas set for December 12. Penalties apply for excess cotton if quotas pass. if not, price supports drop to 60 percent of parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Org
Cheisinas Parade Plans Outlined by Morgan & Lindsey
E. Barr, manager of Morgan & Lindsey, was named chairman of the committee on arrangements for the Cheisinas parade. Merchan ts voiced support and discussed the holiday season plans amid uncertain attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iNer
Deellin
Agro Fetal
Agyeem
CO. E. Barr
Morgan & Lindsey
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Ruston Hospital
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Anna Kay
Lillian Riser
Mrs. Kay
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Simsboro
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Simsbora
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HE. Shrell
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L. Toney, Jr
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Alan Gray, Jr
David Wayne Blaste
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Xénticth Iedon Goldsmith
Carla Larigane Harvey
Ernest Jeronn Reed
Peggie Laverne Richard
Ronald Complius Spivey
Robert Manuel Wilson
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Oldsmobile
Nicholson Olds. Co., Inc
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Hotshot
Mid-America
Florida
Warner. Johnston President
Illinois Central Railroad
Pontiac
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America
Yor McGibill
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