Wedding Stevens - Worsham united in marriage PAGE 5 MINDEN RESS ERALD P -H www.press-herald.com July 7, 2015 | 50 Cents TUESDAY INSIDE Minden City CounCil today City hires economic director “I want to commend excited to build the rela- the city council and the tionship between the Little details released on latest city hire mayor for seeing [the chamber and the city.” plan] for Davis says Graham is JERI BLOXOM who we have selected,” with some amount of fan Minden Mayor Tommy Davis said. fare,” Davis explained, well qualified and has all [email protected] through,” Details of James Gra- noting details will be Jerri de Pin- the “credentials and quali- ham, the newest City of released at a later date as fications of the position”. The City of Minden is gre', Presi- Minden employee, are Graham is received by the dent of the While the Economic making good on its prom- known to a select few in community. Minden Development Department ise to move the city for- Springhill man the decision making Davis, members of the South-Web- budget is new, it includes ward by way of hiring an process. Minden City Council and arrested for drug ster Cham- a $65,000 salary. economic development “This is the first time members of the economic ber of Com- DAVIS “This was planned for trafficking director. we have ever had a full developer search commit- merce said. and is part of what our city “This process has taken time economic director tee say they feel Graham is “I expect to work closely some time, but we have and we want to introduce a qualified candidate who with (Graham) and am needs to do to move for- NEWS PG.2 been very deliberate in him to our community will serve the area well. ward,” Davis said.

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Three Shreveport men were arrest- ed by Minden police on several charges including cashing fraudulent checks. Fredrick Harris, 20, of the 3100 A government block of Fulton Street in Shreveport, The Rev. Bill Ichter, a World War II veteran and French Legion of Honor recipient, was the first veteran was arrested Thursday, July 2, and of women chosen to be placed on the Wall of Honor, a monument to Minden's war heroes. The American Legion will charged with three counts of mone- and men choose a veteran to honor every Fourth of July and Veterans Day. Bruce Franklin/Press-Herald tary instrument abuse, felony theft, three counts of forgery and criminal conspiracy. OPINION PG.4 Demartrae T. Harris, 21, of the 3100 block of Fulton Street in Shreve- port, was charged with principal to WEATHER monetary instrument abuse, princi- TOMORROW’S OUTLOOK WALL OF HONOR pal to forgery, principal to theft and criminal conspiracy. Tommy Lee Beverly Jr., 24, of the recognizes those who served 3100 block of Devaughn Street in Shreveport, was charged with mone- he first of many veterans was hon- tary instrument abuse, misdemeanor ored Saturday – on this our nation’s theft, forgery and criminal conspira- birthday – on the Wall of Honor cy. that will now be displayed at Eagle Minden Police Chief Steve Crop- Park on Turner’s Pond. per says two of the three forged and T cashed some checks at a local grocery The Rev. Bill Ichter, a World War II veteran, says he is undeserving of this distinction, but store and a local convenience store. 94 72 Two checks were cashed at the local HIGH LOW he is honored. “I’m honored, I’m pleased, but I’m also grocery store for approximately $1,200, and one was cashed at the Partly cloudy. A stray shower embarrassed because I can think of 100 guys and women who should be up there,” he convenience store for about $400, he or is possible. Winds SSW said. “I think it’s a wonderful symbol that the says. A total of $1,500 had been stolen at 10 to 15 mph. American Legion has from businesses in Minden by fraud- put up. It gives special ulent means and forged and cashed BY MICHELLE BATES honor. Of course we fraudulent checks. CONNECT WITH US [email protected] honor 365 men and “(Demartrae) was actually the one @mindenph woman that are up driving Fredrick and Tommy around there on that memori- Minden so they could cash the al. But this is a special place that the Ameri- checks,” Cropper said. “He didn’t can Legion has erected. I think it’s a nice way actually go in and cash the checks, to give special honor.” but he was driving them over here to He says they are going to have a hard time do it, which makes him a principal to choosing recipients just once per year, the crime. The other two were the because he feels like the American Legion ones who actually went in and Vol. 47 No. 5 will be flooded with nominations. cashed the checks.” These incidences happened A good example of what Minden’s patriot- The Blue Star Memorial is a tribute to the Armed ism is, he says, is a woman by the name of Forces of the United States. It, along with the Wall between the months of May and of Honor, are two monuments erected at the newly June, the chief says. SeeWALL, Page 2 named Eagle Park. Bruce Franklin/Press-Herald SeeCHECKS, Page 2 2 Tuesday, July 7, 2015 – Minden Press-Herald

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Associated Press ending June 27 decreased from the previous week's accommodation and food of 3,072. The four-week moving from the previous week's total of 2,731. For the services. Continued unemploy- average for such claims total. comparable week a year The four-week moving ment claims claimed for BATON ROUGE — The state labor depart- earlier, there were 2,577. average, which is a less the week ending June 27 decreased to 25,964 from First-time claims for ment figures released Educational services volatile measure of claims, decreased to 26,298 com- the previous week's aver- unemployment insurance Monday show the initial had the largest decrease in decreased to 2,924 from pared to 26,412 the previ- in for the week claims decreased to 2,707 initial claims, followed by the previous week's total ous week. age of 25,316.

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MICHELLE BATES after North Webster Nar- [email protected] cotics Task Force agents observed Montgomery as a passenger in a vehicle A Springhill man is behind bars for distribu- on Old Sarepta Church tion of drugs following a Road. Montgomery was traffic stop that led to his placed under ar rest on a arrest. warrant for the distribu- David P. Montgomery, tion charge following an 48, of the 200 block of undercover buy. 6th Street SW, was arrest- “We’d made an under- ed Thurs- cover buy from him sev- day, July 2, eral months back,” Lt. and Shawn Baker, of the charged North Webster Narcotics with distri- Task Force, said. “We’d bution of a been looking for him, Bricks at the newly named Eagle Park at Turner's Pond are displayed with the names of service members who served Schedule in the Armed Forces. These military members are honored with a brick depicting their names, rank and years of serv- and he was staying with II CDS ice. Bruce Franklin/Press-Herald this young lady down in (metham- MONTGOMERY Porterville and she She heard that we were year. at Camp Mi nden,” he said. pheta- pulled out in her van. I going to have a service for Rod Gann, a Vietnam The park at Turner’s mine) and a hold on two recognized David in the WALL the K-9 se rgeant, and she veteran and member of the Pond has always been bench warrants from van, and we stopped Continued from page 1 took out another $50 check American Legion Color maintained by private Ward II court – two them and arrested him.” and wrote it for a brick to Guard, says all the flags will donations. George Fithen, counts of no driver’s Springhill Police Det. Bessie Gartman. She is 80 be made for (Sgt. Canvas). be changed out during a Ichter says, doesn’t get the license and one for Ronald Wedgeworth was years old and gave a $200 That typifies Minden, ceremony every year on recognition he deserves for speeding. donation to the American because everything on that the Fourth of July. He says taking care of the park and Although he was aware of two active Legion for the Flag Memo- memorial has been given nominations will be cho- the donations for its arrested on two bench bench warrants for fail- rial, Ichter says. by Minden natives.” sen every Veterans Day and upkeep. warrants, court records ure to appear in Ward II “She came to my house The bricks at the park Fourth of July. “He’s put so much (into show he had one more court on the traffic viola- and she wanted to give a are part of a memorial to Ichter gave special it),” he said. “He is the orig- traffic violation, making tions aforementioned. $200 check to the memori- veterans from Minden. A thanks to the Louisiana inator of that whole thing.” it three. Bond was set at Montgomery was al at the pond,” he said. “I special section has been Army National Guard for The American Legion is $75,000. A hold was transported to the said to her every day you designated for Purple their time and effort taking now responsible for the placed on Montgomery Springhill Police Depart- can go by the flag memori- Heart recipients. over the upkeep of Eagle flag ceremonies with the for the two bench war- ment for booking and al and see something that The wall is a granite Park. exception of the flags rep- rants. transported to Bayou you contributed to, and so monument in which a new “We are grateful to Sgt. resenting each branch of According to reports, a Dorcheat Correctional she wrote a $200 check. name will be placed every Maj. Kennedy and the guys military service. traffic stop was initiated Center.

Demartrae Harris says he conspiracy. CHECKS never cashed any fraudu- The three were booked Continued from page 1 lent checks in Minden but into Bayou Dorcheat Cor- Thanks for reading! had cashed multiple rectional Center. checks in Shreveport and The case is still under Beverly also admitted to Call 318-377-1866 to subscribe! Bossier City. investigation, police say. cashing multiple checks in Shreveport and Bossier “All three of them City. Fredrick Harris, worked together to come according to reports, over here and cash fraudu- admitted to cashing multi- lent checks,” Cropper said, ple checks throughout adding this is why they northwest Louisiana. were charged with criminal Tuesday, July 7, 2015 – Minden Press-Herald 3

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in the CouRts 2015 flood Ward One Civil Suits filed in May Red River levee United Credit Corp of Kim Dewberry (Open Danny McGuire vs. Tim Corporation vs. Brandi M. Minden vs. Floyd and Account) Pee (Eviction) Scott (Open Account) work holding up Angela Brown (Promissory Cavalry SPV I, LLC vs. Courtesy Loans vs. North Parke Apts. vs. Note) William J. Clark (Open Chelsea Catchings (Judg. Haley Miller (Eviction) United Credit Corp of Account) Exec. & Garnishment) Kimberly Ellington vs. Minden vs. Sue Kennon First Heritage Credit of 1st Franklin Financial Jayce Stewart Craig & Cash- (Promissory Note) Louisiana, LLC vs. Sammie Corporation vs. Laura Ryan N-Flash, Inc. (Damages) to high water Tower Loan of Minden D. Peters Jr. A/K/A Sammie (Promissory Note) Linda Kinsey vs. Daniel vs. Damien Pevy (Promisso- Peters (Open Account) 1st Franklin Financial Seets (Eviction) ry Note) Discover Bank vs. Ann Corporation vs. Billy West -S Holdings, LLC ALEXANDRIA— Offi- ly reached its highest Buffington Veterinary Cumpton (Open Account) (Promissory Note) vs. Raymond & Barbara cials say the high level of stage in the Alexandari Hospital vs. Gary and Chris- City of Minden vs. Jayce 1st Franklin Financial Warren (Eviction) the Red River has pro- area in more than 20 tian Walton (Open Account) Stewart Craig (Damages) Corporation vs. Latwan Kayla Collins vs. Roo- vided a good test of the years. Parish officials say Buffington Veterinary United Credit Corp of WInston (Promissory Note) sevelt DeLeon Jr. (Damages) work being done on lev- relief wells that have Hospital vs. Amie Carson Minden vs. Jessie Harrison 1st Franklin Financial Portfolio Recovery Asso- ees in Rapides Parish. been installed and other (Open Account) (Promissory Note) Corporation vs. Chadrick ciates vs. Tierra Tillis (Open Project engineers tell work to relieve pressure Virginia Carter vs. Kat LVNV Funding LLC vs. Hollingsworth (Promissory Account) The Town Talk the over- on the levees are doing Bell (Eviction) Monica M. Harris (Open Note) Discover Bank vs. Phyllis all project to fix deficien- Melinda Amu vs. Tena Account) 1st Franklin Financial J. Daniels (Open Account) cies in the levees so they the job. Lofton (Recover Money CVI Loan GT Trust I vs. Corporation vs. Andre Key Tower Loan of Minden can be recertified is Parish and municipal and/or Property) Martha McPherson (Open (Promissory Note) vs. Shelby C. Howell about 80 percent com- officials agreed to use Gibsland Bank and Trust Account) 1st Franklin Financial (Promissory Note) plete. It is expected to be about $16 million in fed- vs. Justin Lee Ockerman (On Gibsland Bank an dTrust Corporation vs. Rebecca Tower Loan of Minden finished in the first half eral drainage funds to Note) vs. Johnathan C. Salter (On Wood (Promissory Note) v s. Lajayda Odom (Promis- of 2016. repair the levees to meet Midland Funding LLC vs. Note) 1st Franklin Financial sory Note) The Red River recent- new federal guidelines. business neWs Hobby Lobby to open in Bossier City in October Hobby Lobby is set to The location will bring President of Advertising open one of its national about 35–50 jobs to the said. chain stores in Bossier City community paying $15.24 Hobby Lobby Stores, in late October. per hour for full-time and Inc., headquartered in Construction is current- $10.16 per hour for part- Oklahoma City, began as ly underway on the 57,000 time associates. Greco, a miniature picture square-foot building locat- “Once you visit Hobby frames company in 1970. ed at 1051 George Dement Lobby, you will see that we When David Green moved Blvd., in the Kroger Mar- are very unique, offering his business from the fam- ketplace development on the widest variety of mer- the corner of George chandise in the craft and ily’s garage to a 300 square Dement Boulevard and home decor market under foot retail space in 1972, Airline Drive. one roof. We’re tremen- Hobby Lobby was found- This is Hobby Lobby’s dously excited about ed. Today, Hobby Lobby 14th location in Louisiana, becoming a part of the has over 650 stores across and the second in Shreve- community,” John Schu- the nation that average port-Bossier. macher, Assistant Vice 55,000 square feet in size. 4 Tuesday, July 7, 2015 — Minden Press-Herald

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CAROL ANDREWS, Chief Financial Officer TELINA WORLEY, Advertising Manager young at [email protected] [email protected] Villains BRUCE FRANKLIN, Managing Editor PETE COVINGTON, Circulation Manager Have you seen the new Jurassic [email protected] [email protected] Park movie, "Jurassic World?" It had the biggest opening of any movie in history. The movie tells how BLAKE BRANCH, Sports DENNIS PHILBAR, Production Director a reckless biotech company releases [email protected] [email protected] dinosaurs that kill its customers. Its heart tale of heroes vs. villains made me The Minden Press-Herald is published Monday through Friday afternoon by Specht Newspapers, Inc. at 203 Gleason think about how America has changed One of the most relaxing things Street, Minden, Louisiana 71055. Telephone 377-1866. Entered as Periodicals at the Post Office as Minden Press- since our independence, the anniver- we do is sit on the porch and have Herald, P.O. Box 1339, Minden LA 71058-1339. Subscription rate: In-parish home delivery $11 per month; $33 per sary of which we celebrate this week- coffee or just watch the world three months; $66 per six months; $99 per nine months and $132 per year. Out-of-parish mail delivery is $14.50 per end. around us. month; $43.50 per three months; $87 per six months; $130.50 per nine months and $174 per year. POSTMASTER: We call the men who fought the Recently while sitting, the rains Send address changes to Minden Press-Herald, P.O. Box 1339, Minden, LA 71058-1339. British "heroes." But we no longer came in and it was so calming to consider the British "villains." We see the rain fall and hear it as it don't even seem to hate monarchs the tin roof of a shed nearby. anymore. Disney princesses and royal Because of the recent rains, the babies are all the rage. Hollywood needs heroes and vil- yard is a vibrant green and was lains, and over time those roles recently mowed, therefore we changed. It was once cowboys vs. could enjoy the leisurely down Indians, then Americans soldiers vs. time knowing that it was taken Nazis and "Japs," then Russians, then care of fo r a while. Arabs, then ... The trees swayed with the Well, now Hollywood is more care- breeze and the few flowers we ful about whom it calls a villain. But have added colorful splotches one group is always eligible — busi- across the yard. nessmen. In movies and on TV, evil corporations routinely dispatch heart- It's at a time such as this, one less goons to rough up whistleblowers, can realize how truly blessed we political activists and average citizens. are to live in a beautiful world. The new anarchist drama series "Mr. The rain didn't last long, how- Robot" on USA Network even features ever when it stopped, the entire a company called "Evil Corp." area looked clean and refreshed. Don't Hollywood writers realize Summer rains are meant to be that abusing customers would be a enjoyed. They're unlike the ones bad business model? No. They refuse that will appear later that threaten to see that it rarely happens, and when it does it's unsustainable. to bring storms or icy conditions. In the real world, instead of killing The summer rains are usually customers or scheming to keep them gentle rains; rains that encourage poor, companies profit by trying really sitting and watching, and even hard to give us what we want, and short naps as they prefer that we one listens to the stay healthy, if only rain come down. so that we keep At times, the buying their stuff rain is accompa- and to limit their insurance liability. nied by rolls of I say, entrepre- thunder and neurs and scientists streaks of light- are the world's real ening. One can heroes. They save usually tell when and extend lives. this is far off, The website Sci- and so can still enceHeroes.com enjoy the pleas- FANNIE estimates how JOHN ant shower. MOORE many lives scien- STOSSEL Hopefully, the tists save. Fritz PERSPECTIVE Haber and Carl storm will pass Bosch, whose synthetic fertilizers on by, leaving just the rain. made food easier to grow, are credited As adu lts we tend to take the with saving 2.7 billion lives. Blood rains for granted, but in the eyes researchers Karl Landsteiner and of a child, it is a fantastic play- Richard Lewisohn saved more than a ground. billion by making blood transfusions One afternoon, we watched as possible. two three-year-olds discovered Others in the site's top 10 include the joy of a summer shower, the creators of water chlorination and A government of vaccines, as well as Norman Bo rlaug, They eased out, holding out credited with saving at least a quarter- their hands to capture the rain billion lives for creating more abun- drops. A look at their parents dant wheat strains and sparking the seemed to ask, "Is this okay?" so-called "Green Revolution." When they received a go- Then there are the creators of CPR, ahead, they moved into the rain AIDS drugs, bypass surgery, pacemak- and splashed and danced around ers, dialysis and more, each with mil- as they enjoyed a totally new men and women lions of lives to their credit. Are we really a “government the evidence and were driven Only two people made the experience. Weirdly, few monuments honor of laws, not of men” as John to a result solely by the facts voting difference on deciding these life-saving scientists. Instead, What a simple joy the rain pro- Adams once famously said? and evidence shown. We the constitutionality of the politicians celebrate politicians. We vided for these two, a joy that we, Several instances over the walked into that room as Obamacare tax subsidies used get the William Jefferson Clinton Fed- as adults, tend to overlook. We last few weeks reminded us strangers but departed as a in over 30 states, despite the eral Building, George Bush High have become too sophisticated to clearly that it is the opinions of team of citizens that had seemingly plain language of School and Florida's President Barack enjoy playing in the rain, however, men and women that deter- worked together to accomplish that specific law to the con- Obama Parkway. I'll bet each of us can recall a time mine what the law means, who the task we had been given to trary. But how many lives did those when we found pleasure in such it should apply to and how it deliver a judgment based upon Our nation has always prid- politicians save? Any? Mostly, they simple things. will be enforced. the law. Lastly, the entire ed itself for having a Constitu- presided over a bureaucracy that I reported to the 19th Judi- imposed taxes and regulations that Perhaps it's time for us to turn process reminded me how tion that protects certain make it harder to innovate and save back the time and re-live the sim- cial District Court last Monday lucky we are to live in a nation inalienable rights and a foun- lives. What's heroic about that? pler things we enjoyed when we for jury duty, along with many governed by a constitution that dation in the law that governs In the movies, anti-business were young. of my fellow citizens, to com- contains several checks and our nation in a fair and peace- activists like Erin Brockovich are We might even take of f our ply with my summ ons and balances to ensure the rights of ful manner. depicted as lifesavers. Brockovich, a shoes and walk through the damp hopefully be excused from fur- the governed are protected and This all began on July 4, hustler for personal injury lawyers, grass. ther service in short order. We the powers of the government 1776, when our Founding used her ample charm and cleavage to Let's take the time to recall all convened in the jury hold- are limited. Fathers made the decision to recruit clients who sued Pacific Gas some of the simple pleasures, and ing area and had the same While my recent involve- seek their independence by and Electric, claiming the power com- make time to enjoy them once looks on our faces and ment in the jury process was a declaring, “that all men are pany gave them cancer. thoughts in personal reminder of the criti- created equal, that they are That was highly unlikely, given that again. It doesn't matter what age our heads: the accused chemical, hexavalent we are, we can always be young at cal role men and women in our endowed by their Creator with that we court system play in our daily certain unalienable Rights, that chromium, causes cancer only at heart. would likely lives, recent rulings by our among these are Life, Liberty much higher doses. PG&E workers, c~ååáÉ= jççêÉ= áë= ~= àçìêå~äáëí not be need- Supreme Court remind us that and the pursuit of Happiness.” despite being exposed to much more ïÜç=äáîÉë=áå=pÜçåÖ~äçç=ïÜÉêÉ=ëÜÉ ed and we one single vote by a man or Our nation began by this of it, live longer than average. Éåàçóë=ïêáíáåÖ=çå=~=î~êáÉíó=çÑ=ëìÄJ could get woman can change or affirm brave decision by people, it has But Brockovich still got PG&E ot àÉÅíëK back to our pay out over $300 million, of which the interpretation of our laws been defended over the years she got $2 million. That makes her a daily grind in an instant. by the brave actions by more hero? in no time. Much of discussion of late people, and it has become the Part of the problem is the way our While has been by those either in most powerful nation on earth brains have evolved to spot friends many of my support or opposition to the because of the innovative and and foes. A big, faceless corporation fellow jury decision in Obergefell vs. courageous actions of people isn't warm and friendly, but activists duty invi- STEPHEN Hodges dealing with marriage, in the public and private sector have smiling faces and say they want tees were WAGUESPACK but in reality that was only one over the last few centuries. to help us. in fact soon of several noteworthy deci- With apologies to John Who has time to calculate the excused sions made by a one-person Adams, our people drive our number of lives they've each saved? from service, I was one of the margin. American story just as much, if Our hearts embrace the ones who few selected. While not the The ability to use certain not more so, than the laws sound like they have good intentions Share your but are wary of those who are out for result I was originally hoping drugs for lethal injection, the themselves. f or, I can tell you in hindsight requirements for federal regu- We are a nation of people. profit. that I left that experience in lators to factor in economic They drafted our early laws, I wish more people thought like complete awe for a few rea- impact when issuing new continue to enforce them, have statistician Bjorn Lomborg. Unlike sons. emission mandates, the amended them countless many of his fellow environmentalists, thoughts. he takes the time to rank the lives First, I found the court process for determining Con- times through the years and saved and the money spent on various administrators, lawyers, and gressional district lines, the define (and redefine) them to the judge handled the jury projects, and he finds that the ones standard to prove discrimina- this day. We may proudly be a that inspire the most passion, like selection and trial process Email Letters tion in fair housing cases, a nation of laws, but we are in slowing global warming, aren't the extremely professionally. They state’s ability to reject a flag practice much more than that. ones where lives are most at stake. to the Editor to were well prepared, organized depicted on a license plate, Not sure if this is what Many more lives would be saved if and took the time to explain and how judicial candidates Adams envisioned, but a we poured resources into cleaning [email protected]. the process clearly to us can ask for campaign contribu- nation of men and women we drinking water or preventing malaria, throughout the trial. 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WEEKEND FUNDRAISER Minden Patillo TarHeels Basketball Organization hosting shootout tourney The Minden Patillo TarHeels Basketball Organ- ization will host its first Bayou Basketball Shootout Tournament at 8 a.m., Sat- urday, July 11 at Lakeside Jr./Sr. High School. The tournament will serve as a fundraiser for the organi- zation as they prepare to travel to Dallas for the PrimeTime National Bas- ketball Championship. Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for students and chil- dren 5 and under are free. ship. The teams compete The Minden Patillo Minden Patillo TarHeels in tournaments through- TarHeels are led by head Organization is a non- out north Louisiana, east profit basketball organiza- and founder, Jerome Kara Gradi Stevens and Thomas Hollie Worsham IV were united in marriage Saturday, and south . tion for boys and girls ages Blalock and assistant June 20, 2015. Courtesy Photo The team is seeking 14 to 17; and is committed coaches, Darell Banks, to working with children in donations to be used to Trent Jackson, Keyla the community to give support expenses needed them skills to play basket- for the national tourna- Jacobs, Atorri “AJ” Shine Stevens - Worsham ball and teach sportsman- ment in Dallas. and Rashad Wortham. united in marriage Around Town July 7, 2015 tance of Sunday School at 11 a.m. ara Gradi Stevens Honor; the bride’s niece The amazing cakes were Revival Services to be Monday through Fri- Mt. Zion C.M.E Church will celebrate the 3rd and Thomas Hol- Adeline Holyfield, Becky created by Debbie Lou day, July 6 - 10, 2015 at 7 p.m. nightly. appreciation for the Rev. Raymond F. lie Worsham IV Henderson, and Cindy Griffin. Decorations Revival messenger will be Pastor Willie Hampton at 3 p.m. Guest speaker is the Rev. Dr. Perrico Robinson of Belen Church Byles were Bridesmaids; Jiles of Mary Evergreen Missionary Baptist were united in designed and coordinated Church of Shreveport. in Belen, New Mexico marriage Saturday, June 20, and nieces Sofia Alpizar by Lori Collier and the K2015 at two o’clock in the served as Junior Brides- wedding director was July 12, 2015 July 12, 2015 afternoon at First Baptist maid and Leila Alpizar Cindy Walker. The wed- Church in Minden. The served as flower girl. Mount Comfort Baptist Church will host Mount Comfort Baptist Church will have its ding pho tographer was Dea. Donald Joseph of Blue Baptist annual Women Day at 11 a.m. with Sister ceremony was officiated by The groom was attend- Cara Beth Studios. Church for a worshipe service on the impor- Barbara Doss as the speaker. the Rev. Bill Collins. A ed by his father Thomas H. Fanettes Flowers cr eated reception at the First Bap- Worsham III and his broth- the beautiful bridal bou- tist Church in Minden fol- er Patrick Worsham as Best quet and groom's bouton- lowed the ceremony. Men, with Groomsmen nières. Todd DuBose, Chane Ras- The bride is the daugh- Both the bride and the ter of Mr. Grady Stevens coe, and Chris Nun- groom are graduates of and Ms. Marilyn Stevens, nenkamp. Masters Jack Northwestern State Uni- both of Natchitoches. She Worsham and Samuel Wor- versity. Thomas is a gradu- is the granddaughter ofhe t sham, nephews of the ate of Southwestern Bap- late Mr. and Mrs. Hal Rhea groom, served as Junior and the late Mr. and Mrs. Groomsman and ring tist Seminary and Kara Charlie Stevens. The bearer respectively. received her Master of Arts groom is the son of Mr. and Servi ngs ushers a were in Teaching from North- Mrs. Thomas H. Worsham Wade Penfield, Lane Cor- western State University. III of Shreveport. He is the ley, Parris DiPaul, Chris Thomas is Minister of Stu- grandson of the late Mr. Landis, Joe Wood and Mark dents at First Baptist and Mrs. Thomas H. Wor- Chreene. Church in Minden and sham Jr. and the late Mr. Special thanks is Kara w ille teaching b Math and Mrs. Ashton E. Bouis extended to the many that at Minden High School. Sr. made the day such a After a honeymoon in The bride’s sisters Marla blessed event. First Baptist Europe the couple will Alpizar and Tiffany Stevens Church in Minden for their make their home in Min- served as Matrons of support and generosity. den.

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golf McIlroy officially A L L - S T A R S P L A Y O N out of British Open Landry Malone each LONDON (AP) — BLaKe BranCH [email protected] added base hits. Stephens Rory McIlroy was on was the winning pitcher, crutches Monday with an Darlings tossing four innings and ankle injury from playing Minden Nationals 5 striking out four batters. soccer, leaving in doubt Union 4 The Angel All-Stars the prospects of golf's Laney Taylor led the will now play for the dis- No. 1 player defending Nationals with two hits, trict tournament title Tuesday night at 6 p.m. in his British Open title next followed by Holly Estes Haughton. week at St. Andrews. with a base hit. Laney AAA Just as excitement was Taylor also pitched all six Minden Nationals 18 building toward a poten- innings, striking out nine Bossier 15 tial clash at the Old batters. Maddox Mandino led Course between McIlroy Minden Nationals 0 the Minden Nationals to a and Jordan Spieth, Haughton 10 victory by blasting two Laney Taylor, Francis home runs and a double. McIlroy posted a jarring Robinson and Madison photo on Instagram Landry Powell, Cooper Bumgardner all had hits Chase and Brandon showing him on crutches for Minden in the loss. with a walking boot on Winston all added doubles Taylor Bumgardner and C.J. Watts had two this left ankle. The 26- pitched for Minden. singles. Ethan Latour, year-old from Northern The Darlings finished Kendall Dee Flournoy, Ireland said it was a their district tournament Cason Clemons, Bryce "total rupture" of an as District 6 runners-up Powell and Chase Tolbert ankle ligament and the and will now travel to all had singles. joint capsule that hap- Alexandria on July 17 for Dixie Youth pened while he was play- the state tournament. Minden Cont. 5 ing soccer with friends. Dixie Angels Minden Nationals 1 Sean O'Flaherty, his Minden 9 Hayden Brown doubled Haughton 2 chief spokesman, said and Grady Brasher singled Emma Earnhardt for the only two hits the McIlroy has withdrawn tripled and doubled to lead Minden Continentals from the Scottish Open Minden, followed by Maci would need. Jackson this week at Gullane. Tanner and Emma Pittman Powell got the win for the Dayton Sims crosses the plate for the AAA Minden Nationals in a game O'Flaherty said they with two hits each. Ella Continentals on the last week at the sub-district tournament in Farmerville. The Nationals are would not know until Floyd, Piper Stephens and mound. undefeated in the district tournament. Press-Herald Photo/Blake Branch later in the week the extent of the injury and whether McIlroy would be able to tee it up July 16 at St. Andrews. GOLF TOURNAMENT Ben Hogan in 1954 was the last British Open champion who did not play the following year. TAF President to speak at tournament McIlroy had been the joint favorite along with BLaKe BranCH The tournament raises $1,000 scholarships,” TAF in 1987. His respon- He was instrumental in Spieth. They have won [email protected] scholarship money for Haynes said. “That’s a sibilities include oversee- overseeing the expansion the last four majors — students in Webster and pretty good scholarship ing day-to-day operations and progress of today’s the first time in nearly a The Webster- Claiborne Parish who are I’d say.” such as staff development highly successful associa- century that two players Claiborne LSU Alumni attending LSU. After the tournament, and fundraising activities, tion and involved in the in their 20s have shared Association is gearing up In pre- there will be a as well as foster- establishment of numer- four successive majors for this year’s golf tour- v i o u s cocktail hour from ing lines of com- ous scholarships, profes- editions 5:30-6:30 p.m., munications for sorships and programs — and Spieth is headed nament at Pine Hills Country Club on of the followed by the LSU athletics and that benefit LSU students, to St. Andrews as only t o u r n a - tournament ban- developing sup- faculty, staff and alumni. the fourth player with a Thursday, July 16 The tournament for- ment, the quet and fish fry at port projects. Cost of admission for chance at the Grand mat will feature two-per- t o u r n a - 6:30 p.m. Vannoy is a the banquet is $30 per Slam. son scramble play, with m e n t Speakers for veteran alumni person and $50 per cou- prizes going to first, sec- a w a r d s this year’s tourna- relations profes- ple. To RSVP for the ban- ond and third place win- one stu- ment will be LSU sional who joined quet please call Kay ners in each flight. The perry dents a Tiger Athletic vannoy the LSU Alumni Elzen at 377-8364 or 455- tournament will be f o u r - Fund (TAF) Federation (now 2294. flighted after play is y e a r , President and CEO Association) in A special thanks to: complete. $1,000 per year scholar- Rick Perry and LSU 1981 as assistant to the Tournament sponsor There will also be a ship, but Webster- Alumni President and director for corporate giv- Richland State Bank; mlb closest to the hole con- Claiborne Parish LSUAA CEO Cliff Vannoy. ing, rising in positions of Banquet sponsors Ken Rookies land on all- test on all par 3’s. President Gary Haynes Perry, a native of responsibility to vice Bailey, Morris Guin, Players should meet at said this year there will be Chalmette. has been president for alumni Schuyler Marvin and star team as reserves the pro shop at 9:45 a.m. two lucky winners. employed by LSU in vari- development and execu- Gary Sexton; and happy (AP) — the morning of the tour- “This will be the first ous capacities since 1981. tive vice president and hour sponsor Elm Street Less than three months after nament to go over rules. year that we will give two, He began his work with chief operating officer. Dental. making his major league debut, Kris Bryant is an All-Star, one of two rookies LOUISIANA OUTDOORS selected along with outfielder Joc Pederson. But there was no room Mike Wood retires; reflects on Caney Lake on the roster for Alex Rodriguez, enjoying a For the better part of few more bass in the dou- waters. The lake had the hydrilla was essential- n’t shock me to see a 15 or the past four decades, ble digit range showing up developed a serious prob- ly gone, along with other 16 pound bass caught in renaissance in his return to Mike Wood has been the and the bream and crappie lem with a profusion of native species such as Caney. Without cover, the the fol- main source I turn to fisheries are also doing aquatic vegetation, pri- coon-tail. The lake, which fish had to expend lots of lowing a season-long drug when I want to know great. In a word, Caney is marily in the form of the has no standing timber, energy chasing down for- suspension. something about freshwa- back,” he said. exotic species, hydrilla. had offered bass plenty of age which doesn’t allow Dodgers catcher ter fisheries as it relates to “We went through a After several attempts habitat in the form of them to put on weight as Yasmani Grandal also was a our area lakes. Wood several year dry spell peri- failed to reduce the grass, aquatic vegetation but opposed to hiding in veg- first-time selection Monday retired recently after log- od because the habitat was the decision was made to once it was gone, the fish etation and slurping down for the July 14 game in ging in 37 years as a biol- missing. Grass carp had introduce an exotic had no place to hide. It forage fish that swim by.” Cincinnati. Grandal became ogist with the LA pretty well species to control wasn’t long before num- Although retired from Department of Wildlife knocked vegeta- the hydrilla. bers of big fish began a the state agency, Wood the third All-Star this year and Fisheries (LDWF). tion back to virtu- Sterile triploid decline and as the big bass won’t spend all his time who served a drug-related For the past several years ally nothing, giv- carp, more com- disappeared, so did the fishing and relaxing. He suspension for conduct con- leading up to his retire- ing the fish little monly known as fishermen.” plans to continue doing nected to the Biogenesis of ment, Wood was Director cover. The num- White Amur, or Today, the situation what he really loves, and America clinic. Seattle slug- of Inland Fisheries for the bers of record simply, grass carp, looks much brighter and is that involves working ger and St. state agency. book bass just were released into due in part to two compo- with the state’s fishery. Louis shortstop Jhonny We caught up with about disap- the lake in 1994. nents. The carp are no “I am starting my own Peralta were elected by fans Wood recently to talk peared. ” “The carp did longer an issue and aquat- consulting business to to start. about his years with the Reflecting on Harris their job efficient- ic vegetation is returning. help folks with questions LDWF and Caney Lake, the history of what ly and in the minds “There are only a few and problems with their of the one lake in particular that happened on of many, the job old carp left in the lake lakes and ponds. Anyone Angels will start at first base has held a good measure Caney during those dark was too efficient. Much and they are no longer with problems or needing for the AL in place of of his interest and work. days, I researched an arti- second-guessing has gone having an impact on the management advice can Detroit's Miguel Cabrera, “I made a trip down to cle I wrote several years on over the past decade fishery. In addition,” contact me at 318/376- who injured a calf muscle Caney recently and I have ago. Here’s a quote from about the prudence of Wood said, “grass is com- 3474, or my e-mail Friday. Pittsburgh's Andrew been very pleased with that article, explaining the using an exotic species of ing back. We planted eel address at mikewoodser- McCutchen will start in the what I’m seeing and hear- problem. fish, at least in the number grass that is growing quite [email protected]. NL outfield instead of ing from fishermen. The “Coincidentally, about of carp released, to curtail nicely. It’s a native plant Miami's , bass fishery,” Wood the time all the big bass the submerged vegetation. and we getting good declared, “is essentially were coming to the scales, In a couple of years after reproduction. Glynn Harris Outdoors is who broke his hand on June back. something was happening 12,500 grass carp were “With the return of proudly sponsored by DSK, 26. “We’re starting to see a beneath Caney’s still released into Caney Lake, suitable habitat, it would- Ltd. of Minden. 8 Tuesday, July 7, 2015 - Minden Press-Herald ClassifiedsNORTHWEST LOUISIANA The Marketplace of Webster and Bossier Parishes.

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