Five Mile Leon Brazzel Home On Furlough From Marines
Leah Brazzel home on leave from the U S Marines visits relatives and attends the Shreveport fair. Varley children excel with their pigs at the fair. Prentis Broughton and family note well wishes and thanks for hospital visits. Broughton family reads as a weekly community update with local names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Brazzel
U. S
Leah Brazzel
Aisomother
Jene Bracecd
Adornaml Lane
Patsy ‘Publis
Dianna Key
Shreveport
Siatruchy
Varley
Prentis Broughton
Ad Svs
Broughton
Ruby Walker
Elizabeth
Charlotte Pilgreen
Gaye
Judie Rives
Gonnie Morvey
Shrevepart
Bhovey Pirreen
Pleasant Grove Notes On Fair Visit And Local News
Pleasant Grove reports Jimmy Willis attended the state fair with former classmates. The community enjoyed a weekend with strong church fellowship and meals shared among residents. Sad news arrives with the death of Mr. Ruby Dennett last Thursday. Ailing residents include Mr. and Mrs. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Storey, and Mrs. Cantrell who suffered a facial injury. Jamie Willis accompanied classmates to Shreveport fair Saturday from Choudrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantrove
Ed North
Sallie
Campbell
Bea McNabb
Ruby Dennett
Carter
Storey
New Hope Area Visits and Community Notes October 25 1962
Local residents report visitors from Take Charles Mrs Campbell and others from Sulphur Louisiana plus concord association Ruston trips. Family updates mention the Abter grandchild and Mrs Lolly improving. Children and neighbors discuss Homecoming crowds, road conditions, dental issues, and late-season dahlias with hopeful notes for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
T. Milford
Charles
Die Abter
New Orleans
Lolly
Annne Richardson
James Hightower
Campbell
Mrr
Mars
Lavane Willis
Reyka North
Sallie
Carter
Lee
Reverend L A Matern Preaches at New Hope Baptist
Reverend L A Matern of Tucson Arizona was guest speaker at New Hope Baptist Church evening services. He spoke on his work among Indians in Arizona and a love offering was collected to support mission efforts there. He visited Mr and Mrs T R Davis before continuing to Monroe for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALOM
Davis
WB Stewart
Holtzelaw
Roy Warle
BF. Griffin, Jr
Whitehead
B. Patterson
la. Leachman
Motlie Patterson
Ales
W. A. Collie
Arahrosa
Joeta
AL MM
Concord Pape Gist Association
Kimanamed Baptist Chavet
Wastern Tasd
T. OR. Davis
Dean Meee
Hot. Stewart
Kana Curtin
J. AleGre
ML OH
Tarvey
ML Tiammons
Sidelow Church
Aine
Roy Davis
Dau
Aghter Kay
Mae Dyiwis
A. M. Davis
Merv
A. Collie
Longstoay Church
Clove Whatley
Addie Johmson
Winnfield
Lola Roscoe
Carolyn Robinson
Rhonda
Shreveport
Bill Whatley
Moyne
Charlie Trackman
Minden
Greenwood Social Notes Highlight Shreveport Visit and Guests
The column records Mrs. B Colvin hosting and hosting guests, Miss Louella Simmans staying with Mrs. Sam Neilson, Kilgore and Puteh guests, J B Andrews visiting children in Shreveport and Haughton, Dr C C Colvin visited, sixteen ladies quilted for Mrs Frank Mitchell, and Mrs I M Harrison released from hospital to stay with daughter Mrs Hall at Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy May de LE
B. Colvin
C. C. Gustafs
Louella Simmians
Sam Neilson
L. Kilgore
Max Puteh
Beton Rouge
J. B. Andrews
Shreveport
Haughton
WMU Meeting at Bernice Church October 25 1962
The Bernice WMU holds a quarterly meeting at First Church Bernice on October 25 1962. Theme Committed to our Treat. Speaker Vance Kirkpatrick from Louisiana talks on missionary needs after recent retirement. Mrs. Fred Hamilton wears 1888 costume. Conference for local officers first hour. J W Armor to lead a choral hymn. Bernice WMU furnishes refreshments. Vicars invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donor Association
al Wmu
First Church
Bernice
Vance Kirkpatrick
Louisiana ‘Lor
Milas
Simmer
Fred Hamilton
WMU
Cet Grally
Bernice Church
Janeh
Delta Sigma Pi Fall Rush Party Held at Tonle Room
The Delta Sigma Pi banquet hosted a fall rush gathering in the Tonle room on October 11. The event was organized by the fraternity’s recruitment committee to welcome potential pledges and introduce them to the sorority and benefits of Delta Sigma Pi. Miss Mokihyar Teak served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delut Sigma Pi
Mokihyar
Program On Poetry Given To Faculty Group
The Tech Faculty Wives Newcomers Group met last Thursday evening in 1980 at the Baptist St vent Center with Mrs. Tarveth Mud nal as chairman. A talk on The Love of Poetry was given by Mrs. Fred May who read four of her poems. Hostesses included Mrs. James Smith and others with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Cole
Trinity Methods
W.S.C
Alvin Stevens
Neill Kirkland
Newton Karmon
C. W. Colvin
Carroll Biggs
Ben James
Glenn Stanelitl
Maes
J.T. Richardson, Jr
W. L. Cildwell
Ote Nedghbor
Iman
New Vestament
Eva
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Bermon
Tech
Baptist Stvent Center
Tarveth Mudnal
Fred May
James Smith
Tuscan Dunn
Conrad Toss
Robert Cantrol
M's
Jack Alexander
Mns
John Guertz
Alin Johnson
Robert Rat Mos
Albert Tasasirtis
Wes. Covad Risinger
Ronald Salmon
William Savele
Thomas Allen
Richard Towe Mere
Tarry Moseley
James Sanford
Charles Whitehurst
The Nation Faces Castro Crisis Kennedy Quarantine Stance
An editorial argues the United States should have acted earlier on Cuba and Castro, praising Kennedy for declaring a wartime quarantine. It warns of a potential nuclear conflict with the Soviet Union, condemns anti communists, and urges a firm, costly course to thwart overthrow efforts. It cites past warnings and calls for resolve despite risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
America
Kennedy
Cuba
Sas Union
Russia
Cetra
Sierra
Beta Psi Members Attend Meeting in New Orleans
Five members of Tech's Beta Psi Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi attended the South Central Regional Convention at the Notel New Orleans on October 13 and 14. Delegates included Archie Stewart and other officers. in attendance were Delta Sigma Pi leaders and district directors. guest speaker Dr. Joseph C. Morris spoke on "Ian Takes to Space."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Beta Psi
Delta Sigma Pi
New Orleans
Beta Psi Chapter
Archie Stewart
Delegale
Farl Wright, Jr
Don Wilder
David Sessums
Bobby Robbins
Fun
LSU
Miss State
Alabama
Old Miss
Tulane
Southern Mississippi
Loyola
Menphis State
Auburn
Nace
Thomson
Max Barnett
South Central
Billy West Tatum
George Ragland
Dan Wigly
Joseph C. Morris
Tulane University
Ian
Krafty Round Under Way For Jaycees Candy Drive
Ruston Jaycees launch the second round of Operation Krafty with two teams canvassing the city to sell candy for next year’s projects. About 22 cases have already sold of a 100 case goal. Captains are Fredric Hoagland and James Ball for teams C. Members include Jacl Carter Jaycee president Finvean R. W. Hudson and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston .Mycees
Jaycees
Fredric Hoagland
James Ball
Jacl Carter
Jaycee
Finvean
TR. W. Hudson
Hugh Kelelie Barzun
I. J. Enmans
Dec Colvin
Ry P. Mand
John Benson
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Jimmy Willis
J. BE. Campbell
New Hope
Greenwood
J. C. Penney’s
McCormick
Del-Monte
Pride OF Illinois
Maxwell House
Blue Bird
USDA
Crisco
Royal Scot
OLEO
LK. Ca
Hag
Durkees Coconut
Bordo Fresh
Jorden's
IMRS
Butterworth I
Purina Dog Food
Rhaeer
Peis
South Louisiana
Crawley
Baton Rouge
Justin Wilson
Sarah Todd
St. Mary Parish
Sharon Kay Harper
Esterwood
Kathleen Hahn
Breaux Bridge
Janice Fay Richard
Crowley
Sharon Elliott
Marksville
Charlene Henderson
Lota
J. W. Armor
First Baptist Chien
Barinerville
Lamar Colvin
Waal den
Bernice WM
Circle
Mise Sion
Japan
Christ
Kirkland
Newton Thurman
Cirele
Eisenhower
Castro
Vorlie Elizabeth Gay
Church Point
Doan LaFleur
Villa Platte
Lucinda Louise Sibille
Sunset
Chevyl Ann Fitzgerald
Lake Arthur
Marilyn Adam
Kaplan
Eate
James Oliss
Robert Burns
Tracy Colvin
Don Farrow
R. W. Hudson
Hugh'Kelsny
Macy Warner
Charles Warner
Glen Moncurief
J. B. Reese
Bruce Thompson
Team
Pat Smith
Jerry Norris
Jimmy Moogland
Walter Savage
Sammy White
Jimmy Carter
Murray van Flonser
James Davison
Lennard Faulkner
Ne Morris Dinwiddie
W.L. Hays
Johny Kavanaugh
John Maxwell
Paul Jason
Truce Robinson
John O'Neal
Gilly Stinson
Sane Dh Fed
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