THE SHREVEPORT TIMES the Five Latin American 1 nations maintain diplomatic legations in Nationalist (free) China. They are Cuba, Brazil, Panama, Venezuela and the Dominican Republic. A-8I TIMES Wednesday, June 12, 1957 Home chapel here. Dr. W.
L. Holcomb and the Rey. R. W. Gage will officiate.
Burial will be in the Mars Hill Cemetery near Verda. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Dave Duke of Colfax, Mrs. Paul Nelson of Jena, Mrs. Curtis Posey of Olla and Miss Myrtle Calhoun of Winnfield; one son, Teal Calhoun of Colfax; 11 grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren.
WILLIAM C. CONERLY William C. Conerly, 39, died unexpectedly at 4:50 a.m. yesterday at his home, 4205 Greenwood Blvd. Death was attributed to a heart attack.
Mr. Conerly came to Shreveport about five months ago from Natchitoches and was employed by the Foster Manufacturing Inc. He was a veteran of World War II, a member of Middle Creek Masonic Lodge No. 321 and the Bellwood Baptist Church of Bellwood, La. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Ferry Boren Conerly, and a son, Clarence, both of Shreveport; a stepson, Ledore Gallien, with the U. S. Army in Germany; his mother, Mrs. Cora Conerly of Shreveport; and a brother, Cullen Conerly, Shreveport. The body was transported from the Wellman Funeral Home here to the First National Funeral Home at Natchitoches for services an dinterment.
AGE FORMULA RICHMOND, Va. (P-Mrs. Edwin H. Lea celebrated her 101st birthday here by wiping the breakfast dishes and making her own bed. "I like to," she said.
"It would be dreadful if I could do Mrs. Lea eats almost anything she wants and says her favoritesplum pudding- and fruit cake- never give her indigestion. "I think it is because the whisky or brandy in both mellows the fruit," she said. Public Lands In La. Slated For Leasing WASHINGTON, June 11 (Spe-The Department of the Interior announced today that approximately 647 acres of public lands in Louisiana will be offered for oil and gas leasing at a competitive bid sale to be held here June 19 by the Bureau of Land Management.
The land to be offered for lease is located within the known geological structure of certain fields in Caddo and DeSoto Parishes. It consists of 12 parcels described as follows: Caddo-Pine Island Field: parcel 1: sec. 4, containing acres; parcel 2: lot sec. 6. containing 7.40 acres all in T.
19 R. La. parcel 3: lots 2 3 sec. 8. containing 32.82 acres; parcel 4: all fractional sec.
20. containing 37.83 acres; parcel 5: lots 1 3 sec. 32 containing 91.56 acres; parcel 6: lot 1 sec. 25. lots 1 2 sec.
36 containing 31.61 acres; all in T. 20 R. 16 W. La. M.
parcel 7: sec. 28. T. 22 R. 15 W.
La. containing 39.98 acres. Parcel 8: sec. 12. T.
21 N. R. 16 La. containing 120.27 acres. Rodessa Field: Parcel 1: Perfection! Samovar VODKA Made from grain.
80 and 100 proof. Schenley Dist. N.Y. C. sec.
5., T. R. 15 La. taining 28.93 acres. Parcel sec.
9, T. 23 R. 16 La. containing 39.95 acres. Naborton Field: Parcel sec.
10. T. 12 R. 12 La. containing 120.03 acres.
Greenwood-Waskom Field: Parcel La. Lot 1 sec. 4. T. 17.37 17 acres.
R. containing Sealed envelopes plainly marked to show the field and parcel for which the bid is being submitted and not to be opened before the stated date and hour, may be submitted to the manager. Eastern States Land Office. Bureau Land Management, Washington 25. D.C.
on or before 2 p.m. (EDT) June 19. No bids received after that time will be considered. Separate bids must be submitted or on each orders parcel. for Certified NE-fifth money of the amount bid and payable to the Bureau of Land Management must accompany each bid.
Royalties payable to the United States will be at the rate of per cent to 25 per cent for oil and to per cent for gas. Annual rental Or minimum royalty payment will be at the rate of $1 per acre or fraction of an acre. The sale will be held in the Eastern States Land Office here. Additional information may be obtained from manager. Eastern States Land Office, Department of the Interior, Washington DEATHS FRED E.
AKIN TEXARKANA, June 11 (Special) Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Texarkana Funeral Home chapel for Fred Edward Akin, 62, retired farmer who died today at his home in Texarkana. Elder Frank Pollard and Elder Barney Sharp will officiate. Burial will be in Rondo Cemetery. Mr.
Akin was born in Tennessee, and had resided here for 30 years. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Gladys Akin; six daughters, Mrs. J. M.
Martindale of Texarkana, with whom he made his home, Mrs. C. J. Ober of Miami, Mrs. Harold Hanson of Memphis, Henry Cameron, Mrs.
W. G. Black, and Mrs. Arthur Cenze, all of Houston; two brothers, Joe Akin of Denison, and Akin of Texarkana; three sisters, Mrs. Leonard Blankenship, Mrs.
G. L. Bright, and Mrs. Marshall Wilson, all of Texarkana; and 35 grandchildren. R.
D. KIRK Funeral services for R. D. Kirk, a Many farmer who died at 1 a.m. Tuesday after a short illness, will be held there at 2 p.m.
Wednesday at the Beulah Church. Mr. Kirk, who is survived by his widow and five children of Many, also is survived by his mother, Mrs. Lucy Kirk; a brother, E. L.
Kirk, and a sister, Mrs. F. H. Kirk, all of Shreveport. MRS.
MARY CALHOUN WINNFIELD, July 11 (Special)Mrs. Mary Susie Wallace Calhoun, 81, resident of Winnfield for the last years, died today in a clinic at Jena. She was the widow of John L. Calhoun, prominent in Winn Parish political and civic circles at one time. Funeral services for Mrs.
Calhoun, who was a native of Meridian, will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Southern Funeral USED CAR LOANS CASH YOU MONTHLY RECEIVE PAYMENTS 24 MONTHS 310.00 $15.33 400.00 19.79 500.00 24.74 600.00 29.69 700.00 34.63 800.00 39.58 1000.00 49.48 UNITED CREDIT PLAN, INC. 616 Travis Street Phone 2-8414 "Congratulations On Your Anniversary" Lay it with A CHECK FOR $800, representing proceeds from the Fashion Festival during Holiday in Dixie, is presented to Mrs. George W. Mundy, chairman for the event.
Making the presentation are A. B. Freyer (left) representing retail merchants who participated in the Fashion Festival at Barksdale Air Force Base, and John Blewer, Holiday in Dixie president. The funds will go to the Barksdale Youth Aid Fund. Mrs.
Mundy is the wife of Maj. Gen. Mundy, commander of the Second Air Force. Liquor Fees To Be Partly Reimbursed The Bossier Parish Police Jury yesterday voted to reimburse onehalf of the annual permit fees paid by liquor dealers, recently put out of business Ward 6 local option election. ports "opposition" to the reThis action, was taken despite results of the local option election.
may be filed in the form of a suit contesting the legality of the election "on the grounds that a city and parish election was held, but that the city (Haughton) did not call an election." It was reported at the meeting that an attorney representing the dealers had requested information on election the secretary of the police jury and had told her the suit would be filed. June 14 at 5 p.m. the deadline for contesting the election. An ordinance setting June 29 as the last day in which beverages containing more than 3.2 per cent alcohol can be legally sold in Ward 6. of Bossier Parish was passed May 18 by the police jury.
This ordinance was passed after the April 9 local option election in which voters of the ward voted to prohibit sale of whisky and other beverages of high alcoholic. content, but voted for continued sale of beer. Yesterday's action to re-imburse the dealers one of their annual permit fees was taken after Dist. Atty Louis Padgett read a letter from the attorney general's office stating there is no law "prohibiting nor making mandatory "the reimbursem*nt of fees in such cases. In other actions, the police jury okayed Shreveport's annexation of a portion of Bossier Parish land known as Wright Island located on the west bank of Red River.
This action was taken at the request of Don Ferguson, who said a 167-unit Ferguson Subdivision is planned in the Wright Island section. An attorney for Ferguson pointed out, that according to law, Shreveport could annex the area without Bossier's consent, but Mayor James C. Gardner wanted Bossier officials to be "in accord" with the annexation before Shreveport would take such action. Balloon Atomic Blast Is Delayed ATOMIC TEST SITE, June 11 (P -Explosion of an atomic device from a balloon-supported platform, scheduled for tomorrow morning, was postponed 48 hours today. The Nevada test organization said it needed more time to install instrumentation.
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