Bridges Broughton Wedding Solemnized at Alice Methodist Church
Hulton leader reports the Bridges and Broughton wedding held September 2 at Alice Methodist Church. Rev Terral Lowe officiated the double ring ceremony with Miss Bettye Ann McGee singing. The couple, Miss Broughton daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton Broughton, and Mr Bridges son of Mr and Mrs Evin Bridges of Dubach, plan a future in Ruston after a brief wedding trip to Hot Springs.
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Hulton
Bridges-Broughton
Alice Methodist Church
Ches Weddin
Lou Broughtoh
Jonny
B. Bridges
Harmiony Chas Hel Methodist Church
Hico
Miss Broughton
Carlton Broughton
Broom
Evin Bridges
Oubach
Hot Springs
Ruston
Arizona
Bridges
Louisiana Tech
Keenwood R N Harrises Host Out Of Town Guests
Weekend guests included Grady Harris and Ann of Lafayette, Roger Broome and family of Buniee, and the Harris reunion held in Bernice. Numerous local families were listed as visitors and attendees, with plans to hold next year’s reunion at T. R. Davis Sr.’s home.
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Keenwood R.N. Harrises
Dof Reese
R. N. Harris
Grady Harris
Ann
Lafayette
Roger Broome
Buniee
Bernice
Harris
J. F. Harris
Tea at Court House Highlights Dee Madden Event
Community notes list attendees of a court house tea for Dee Dubois with Mrs J W Brewer and Mrs Doud visiting Mae Madden. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Jett Gardner hosting W T W, plus guests from Heflin West Monroe and New Orleans areas including Glenn Moor man Carrie Kelly and Sam Phillips. Local residents Jack Gardner and Dorene Wright are noted, along with patients at Veterans Hospital in Shreveport and Ruston hospital visits.
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Juart Smith
Jett Gardner
Will Watts
Glenn Moorman
West Monroe
B. F. Watson
Carrie Kelly
Sam Phillips
Heflin
Morris Murphy
Lake Charles
Willet
John M. Gardner
Veterans Hospital
Shreveport
Jap Gullat
Milledge Ledbetter
New Orleans
Larry Ledbetter
Donesboro
George Carrol
Mae Madden
Dee Dubois
Court House
Ben Watson
Cross Roads
Win Watts
J. W. Brewer
Doud
New Hope News wedding and weekend gatherings noted
Nelwyn Bell and Charles Griffin wed at Simsboro Baptist Church with local families in attendance. Weekend visitors include Gilbert Ray and Houston guests Ted Golden. Davis and Ambrose families hosted reunions, with the Davis reunion at the old home place drawing many relatives from Shreveport and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Hope News Community Group
Nelwyn Bell
M. Davis
H. B. Stewart
Lawell
Sherry Ann McCreary
Hayden Hammon
Layton Leachman Felton’ Patterson
C. E.griffin
Mary Beth Griffin
Charles Griffin
Simsboro Baptist Church
Herman Ray
Gilbert Ray
Ted Golden
Houston
Texas
O. E. McGee
J. W. Vernon
Freeport
A. M. Davis
J. W. Campbell
F. 5. Ponsell
Marsha
W. A. O'Neal
Davis
Old Home Place
W. A. Collie
Tom
Mamie Davis
T. R
Margaret
Shreveport
Arnold
Ollie Davis
Doris Payne
Sherry Ann
Francis
Marguerite Ponsell
J. W
Elaine Campbell
Edgar
Wilbur Ambrose
Melton
Dorothy Ambrose
Loyce
Jack
Caren
la Pais
Billy
Valine Shields
Mike
Gary
Pasture Help Tips for Local Livestock Owners
Extension agents report most livestock owners will qualify for pasture improvement assistance under a new program this fall. Fertilizer prices may rise, but seeds appear affordable. L. D. and Bobby Joe McGehee report high hay yields near Downsville, with two bales per acre weighing about fifty pounds each, equating to five to six tons per acre from Chicken House Fertilizer. Drainage improvements in creek bottoms boost pasture productivity, with John Nelson and J. E. Stiles planning similar work along river and eroded bottoms.
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Q. Levabseur
W. J. Aswell
S.C
L. D
Bobby Joe McGehee
Downsville
Bobby Joe
John Nelson
J. E. Stiles
Ergek
Posted Notice for Hunting and Trespass in Lincoln Parish
Notice posted against hunting and fishing on all lands in Lincoln Parish belonging to the undersigned owners. Trespassers may be prosecuted. The pond behind the house on Farmerville Road is posted. Signed by Mrs. W. D. Calhoun and Glen L. Shadow. Post dates: 87-14-21 and 87-14-2.
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Lincoln Parish
Farmerville Road
W. D. Calhoun
Rural electric cooperatives lift Louisiana economy
In 1937 rural areas of Louisiana faced only 1.7 percent electricity coverage. Desperate farmers organized non profit cooperatives, achieving 98 percent area coverage and boosting productivity, markets, and jobs, benefiting town and country alike. Members Association Louisiana Electric Cooperatives seeks support to keep these co-ops strong.
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Louisiana
Alavary
Louisiane
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Ste Broughton
Misa Roxie Bridges
W. E. Simmons
W. J. DeFreese
Jonesboro
Mr. Swift
Vienna
S. B. Colvin
Longview
Hollis Harrison
Maud Harrison
Tra Harrison
B. Colvin
Baxter Colvin
Springhill
Leland Hall
Monroe
Prentice
Louise Ambrose
David
Jake
Clinton Ambrose
Chicago
Alton
Mary Ambrose
Mae Davis
Roy
Nelwyn Davis
Clifton Davis
Nalda
Virginia Davis
Linda
Dalton
Joy Stansbury
Terry
Jerry
New Chapel Hill
Louise Davis
Wesley
John C
Ernie Bell Davis
Virgil
Gay
Helen
J. R
Minnie Ola Spurlock
Annette
Cathy
Cynthia
Algie
Lucella Collie
Reeves
Marnee
Mark
Susan
Baton Rouge
J. C
Alice Howard
Stevie
Wayne
Delhi
Bobby
Florence Johnston
Odis Davis
Claud Lane
Rupert McCaskle
Alexandria
Collie
Ark
Johnny Larance
Barnett Springs
Roy Wade Sr
el Culp
el Dorado
Roy Wade Jr
Church Training Union
New Hope H.D.C
Hays Station
Dee Madden
Dorene Wright
Mrs. J. M. Wright
Fay Blanton
Meg
Land Parks
Bass Watts
Paul Powell
W. H. Waldron
Arnold Lewis
Tiven
Jarméstown
Joe Nezat
Mrs. J. Ve Nezat
Hale R. Shadow “Blow
Glen L. Shadow
Electric Coop
Homer, LA
Members Association
Louisiana Electric Cooperatives
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