Group Reorganized By Mrs. F A Hinton
The M. F. has been reorganized and have a nice attendance. Shafiks to Miss Edwina Cheatwood and Mrs. Jimmie Drake of La. Teeth. Mrs. Homer Smelley and Mrs. Harvey stay in due to colds. Mr. Smelley visited his brother B Smelley of Unionville Church Community. Sympathy to the family on Thomas Tomlinson's death of Arcadia. Reverend Galat spoke on The Touch of Faith. Don Autrey spoke on The Storms of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hinton
Shafiks
Edwina Cheatwood
Jimmie Drake
la. Teeth
Homer Smelley
Harvey
Smelley
B. Smelley
Unionville
Billy Tubb
W. S. ‘Wilhile
West Monroe
Don Spencer
Fannia Spencer
Virgil Holly
B. Cook
Helen Anderson
W.T. Wilhite
W.T. Wilhite and Mr. Wilhite
Thomas Tomlinson
Arcadia
Robert Galatas
Don Autrey
Tohe Pipes
M. B. Boyd
Baye
Grace
Pipes
Miss Grace
J. R. Fallin
Harold
Bobby
Richard Frill
Caymack
Texas
Roy Murphy
Marvis Murphy
Neaville and Oxford families visit relatives across states
M Neaville of Clay and Glenn Neaville with Lilf M and Mrs. Charles Harris and Mansfield kin. Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Oxford traveled to Baton Rouge to visit son Burleigh Oxford. Mrs. Margaret Reed and Joy Hinton joined for Alexandria leg. Camden guests included Mrs. HT Patton and Mrs. S A Thompson and Mrs. Mack Hammons. Shopping in Shreveport plus visits to Massey, Mattison, Beatts, Hinton, and Ruston relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Neaville
Clay
Glenn Neaville
Lilf M
Charles Harris
Mansfield
Harris
Neaville
K. F. Oxford
Baton Rouge
Burleigh Oxford
Margaret Reed
Joy Hinton
HT. Patton
S$. A. ‘Thompson
Camden
Arkansas
Mack Hammons
Wes’ Monroe
F. A. Hinton
Hinton
Homer Sisemore
Paula
J. M. Beatts
Shreveport
Vaughn Massey
R. C. Mattison
Clyde
Harold Mattison
Hugh Mattison
Ruston
Major Jay Watts Returns to New Orleans Weather Bureau
Major Jay Watts and family left Friday for New Orleans where Watts will work for the U S Weather Bureau. The piece notes local visits and hospital recoveries including Jos Madden at home, and various neighbors from Homer, Haughton, Jonesboro, Ruston, Little Rock, and Winnfield visiting in Hays Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Jay Watts
N. O. Weather Bureau
W. T. Watts
New Orleans
Major Watts
U. S. Weather Bureau
Jos
Mac Madden
FE. Or, Hays
Luelle Talley
Buidy Hays
Homer
John Richardson
Alabama
Jap Gulky
Millege Ledbetter
Jules Johnson
Jap Gullat
Haughton
Larry Ledbetter
Jonesboro
Buddy Gullat
Whitten
Ruston
Mae Madden
Mr. Butler
Little Rock, Ark
Roy Timberlake
Joe Null
California
Jeff Gardner
Emmet Thomas
Winnfield
Funeral trip to El Dorado for Lt Curtis Ford’s rites
Cook and motored to El Dorado for the funeral of Lt Curtis Ford of the Air Force stationed in Columbus Ohio born near Old New Hope. Curtis grew up in El Dorado and attended church and school. His comrades and their wives held prayers before the flight and the group celebrated their faith amid sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
el Dorado
Myrtice
Curtis Ford
Air Force
Columbus
Ohio
Curtis
Old New Hope
Heaven
Greenville Fdc
Floy Colvin
Longstrawi Loyds Visitors From Shreveport
Elaine Allen reports multiple local visits and everyday events in Longstrawi. Shreveport visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Warren Broussand and others from Monroe Ruston Jena Downsville and Palmerville. A notable incident mentions Mrs. Moe Boyd’s hand injury and Donnie Franklin enlisting in the Air Force. Local social notes and small-town chatter highlight community ties and recent outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Allen
Warren Broussand
Shreveport
Q. F. Lari
Alg. Speight Lage
Bud Bennett
Ollie Ensterting
Choudrant
Charles Allen
Here
J. R. Wright
AL G Taylor
Jena
Taylor
Indi Mie Wright
Roy Murphy
Monroe Monnay
Sibyl Spillers
C. Fo
Palmerville
Monroe
TR. Wright
Ruby Stephenson
Ruston
Wis
Harold Pipes
EH. Ot. Murphy
Bill Barnett
A. G. Speights
Carolyn Hunter Named President Of Hico 4-H Club
Hico HI-LITES reports Carolyn Hunter named president of the Hico 4-H Club at the second meeting of the school year. Officers elected include vice president Dimry Johnson secretary Claudette Carter treasurer Francis Young reporter Clyde Farrar and song leaders Lester Goss and Mrs. Oren Hammons noted as attending events and social visits across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HICO
Carolyn Hunter
Jimmie SU Fuller
Dimry Johnson
Claudette Carter
Francis Young
Clyde Farrar
Lester Goss
Atle
Oren Hammons
Me. Boyd
Gordon Pesnell
Tiny Drew
Sue
Recreation leaders report mixed week and Parents Day visit
The article notes Mary Woods and the recreation staff lament coaching labels on clothing and materials, reporting two losses to Summerfield and Athens. Parents and visitors attended Friday's Parents Day assembly where Lith and Wic grade home economics students modeled costumes, and an 8th grade skit highlighted history for our flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Woods
Birindd Holt
Hovs' Dainolstratfer
Summerfield
Athens
Heat concentration on the foot from external strike study
Allied Chemical’s Barratt Division reports that about 90 percent of heat from outside impact is focused on the foot. The finding highlights device or armor material behavior and implications for protective footwear and injury prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemilal
Barratt
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Beth
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Noth
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Louisianse
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