Oil and gas drillings up to depth in multiple fields
North Central area reports drilling at numerous sites across Lincoln Parish Bienville Parish and surrounding regions. Notable depths include 8,252 to 10,500 feet with several tests and substantial gas production as operators such as Feazel Inter co, Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co, and Continental Can Co conduct surveys in Ruston Simsboro Calhoun and Calhoun fields with several wells awaiting completion and fracking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
Kindi Parish Y Cathourn
Sothwest ‘Natural Production Co
B. Smith
Calhoun
James A. Talley
Myrdie Vining
Ruston
Feazel Interests
Ellis
Sis
Simsboro
Roberte F.rRoberts
Ledbetter
Slmsboro
Biénville Parish
Wildcats
Bodcaw Co
Fee-Lbn
California
Robert’ L.colvitt
Bryceland
Bear Creek
Barnwell Drilling Co
Barnwell-Driscoll
Bryceland Etd
Crow '& Evans No
Liberty Hill
Smith & Cameron
EB. Smitherman
R. J. Caraway
Continental Can Co
Robert J. Roberts
Liberty Tril
Jackson Parish
A. A Hodges Industries, Inc
R. Jones
Vernon
Texas Gas & Jett Drilling Co
T. L. Scarborough
Cartwright
Ouachita Parish
Calhoun Field
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
C. Finley Et al
Gulf Oil Corporation
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co
G. F. Butler
Socony Mobil Oil Co
J. W. Russell
Crescent Production Co., Inc
L. James Fee
Sigma Nu Fraternity Established at LA Tech
Sigma Nu Fraternity at Louisiana Polytechnic Institute accepts invitation to colonize. The Colony, with strong alumni interest, plans first fall meeting Tuesday night. National HQ representatives will attend during rush. temporary headquarters in Delux Hotel room 6. Officers listed: President Charles Chadbourn of Ruston, Secretary-Treasurer Bob Caverlee of Monroe, Chaplain Bob Vincent of Bunkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Delux Motel
Charles Chadbourn
Ruston
Bob Caverlee
Monroe
Bob Vincent
Bunkie
Patsy Ann Bonnette Weds Bobby Gene Sharpe in Farmerville
Mr and Mrs J A Bonnette of Dubach announce the marriage of their daughter Patsy Ann to Bob by Gene Sharpe son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Sharpe of Dubach. The ceremony was at the home of Rev Casdell Allen in Farmerville on September 3 at eight o clock. Bridesmaid Waynette Liner Ruston and best man Grady Bagwell Dubach. The bride wore a white eyelet dress with pink accessories. Post office employee groom and couple plan a honeymoon to Hot Springs and will reside in Dubach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bonnette
Dubach
Patsy Ann
Bobby Gene Sharpe
Eugene Sharpe
Casdell Allen
Farmerville
Delonk
Waynette Liner
Ruston
Grady Bagwell
Miss Liner
Post O Office
Cooktown H D Club Elects Officers at Price Home
Mrs B J Price hosted the Cooktown Home Demonstration Club meeting at her residence at 9:30 a m on September 1 Coffee and cookies were served prior to the business session Officers for the new year were named: J W Cook president P G Grampbling vice president Ella Hollis secretary treasurer Iris slides by Ona Blondin delighted attendees Attendees included Marjie Wilder Mary Cook Flo Ponder Ila Rae Hollis Nugent W J Price T A Hilton J W Cook Reagan Odom Ruby Cook Bertha Colvin R Stinson Jennie Price C C Neilson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Price
Cooktown
Marjie Wilder
Mary Cook
Flo Ponder
Ila. Rae’ Hollis
Nugent
W. J. Price
T. A. Hilton
J. , W. Cook
Reagan Odom
Ruby Cook
Bertha ‘Colvin
R. ©. Stinson
Jennie Price
Ona: Blondin
C. C. Neilson
Miss Texie Korn Weds Edward Knighten in Ruston Church
Miss Texie Korn became the bride of Edward Knighten at seven o’clock in the evening on August 26 at United Pentecostal Church in Ruston. The vows were administered by Rev. J W Olds. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Korn of Clay. Knighten is the son of Mr W R Knighten and the late Mrs Knighten of Columbia Louisiana. The ceremony featured white tapers in tall candelabra and baskets of stately mums and carnations in a pale setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texie Korn
Edward Knighten
United Pentecostal Church of
Ruston
J. Wolds
Louis Korn
Clay
Knighten
W. R Knighten
Columbia
Choudrant H D Club Meets At Mrs Davis Home
Mia Mark Davis entertained members of the Choudrant Home Demonstration Club on Thursday morning September 8 at 9 30. Sixteen members attended. The club approved a $5 donation for a demonstration project. New officers were elected for the year: W L Aswell president J M Brilt vice president Frank Hammons secretary treasurer. Ona Blondin gave an iris division and planting demonstration with slides. The October meeting will be at Mrs J R Fletcher's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Mark Davis
Choudrant Home
J. M. Britt
Asivéll
Court House
J. R. Fletcher
Civil Service Exams Listed With October Date
State Civil Service examinations will be given October 8 at the North-Central Area Voc Tech School, with posts including Farm Supervisor I II III, Farmer II III, Operating Engineer III, Public Health Entomologist, and more. Photostat Operator and Insurance Analyst positions also announced. Navy Miss Vessie Mae Nolly wedding details follow, bride in white brocaded taffeta with veil and rhine stone tiara, reception at Clay home, bridesmaids in light blue, couple to wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maniniger
Cottage Life
E. L. Hammett
North-Central Area
Voc.Tech
Ivy
Vessie Mae Nolly
Tommy Thomas
Miss Karen Stone Weds Charles Robert Smith in Shreveport
The ceremony took place Thursday evening at the Tabernacle on Grand Avenue Shreveport officiated by Rev. Don Price. White gladioli and palms formed the decor. Attendants included Miss Linda Lee Stone maid of honor and Miss Jackie Moore with Hon Melilli as soloist. The bride wore ivory taffeta with Chantilly lace and a chapel train. her bouquet featured white Fujii chrysanthemums. Best man was Wiley Hilburn and ushers were Henry Lewis Robert Barham and Alan Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Cfock
and Stone
Shreveport
Charles ‘Robot
Cerem Ny
Tabernacle
Grand Avenue
Don Price
Hugh Becker
Henry Lewis
Robert Barham
Ruston
Alan Stone
Darrelyn Hon Melilli
Linda Lee Stone
Jackie Moore
Harolyn Wong
Oahu
Hawaii
Wiley Hilburn
Chantilly Jace
Filing deadlines for civil service jobs in Louisiana
Applicants must file applications with the Department of Civil Service at P. O. Box 4111 Capitol Station Baton Rouge LA before 5:00 p.m. on the final filing date Sept 23 1960. Forms and information obtainable from the local Employment Security Office Parish Welfare Office Parish Veterans Service Office or Trade School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Civil Service
Capitol Station
Baton Rouge
Parish Welfare Office
Parish Veterans’ Service Office
Wedding Reception And Attendants Details
The wedding featured Reverend Davey and attendants including Judy Fowler and Ellen Mack, with guests and a refined main table display. The bride wore a black and white tweed dress for the trip, and the couple will reside in Ruston where he resumes studies at Louisiana Polytechnic Institute and she works at Ruston Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey
Tins
Daughterh
Judy
Ellen
Fowler
Mii Mack
Mane
Vin Stilth
C. D. ‘Atkelah
Charles Gray
Mr. .and
Misch Smith
Ruston
Louisiana Polytechnic Instiltuté
Ruston Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thatiday
Sapeamabier
Righatd Hoteon Lender
Lincoln ‘Parish
Intside
Tames
Tailéy
Nis
Catholin
Feazel Inter
W. Ells
Ruston Field
Feobert Roberts
Nthe
Wildcat
Austral Oil Co. Inc
Olin Ol & Gas Corporation
N& Si
Moore Field
Monre
Olin Gas Transmission Corporation
Murco Drilling Corporation
Antley
SH NE
United Carbon Co
W. B. McKinnie
Columbian Carbon Co
Grayling
Tont
Taat
Gadreetn
Noyce Island
Gag
Gatida
Sigma’ Nu
Tech
Sigma Nu
Honor Fraternity
Fire Department
Ruston State Bank & Trust
Ruston, Louisiana
F. D
Patsy Ann Bonnette
Bobby Gene
Sharpe
H. D. Club
Price Home
Choudrant H. D. Club
Dorothy Evans
Nelda Korn
Cynthia Holloway
Rosa
Fezey
My‘eis
Pann
Miss
Karen
Stone
Charles
Robert. Smith
Charles Robert Smith
Jools
Comet J
Comet
Junk Space
Wallace Mercury Company
East Georgia
Vue
960
Life Insurance
M-Marriott
Southwestern Life
National Association of Life Underwriters
Life Insurance Agency Management Association
Dallas
Irraiank
Optometrist
Masonic
Phant Alpine
Alpine
Illinois Central
Ilinois Central
Mid-America
Wayne A. JonNeson
Illinois Central Railroad
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