Obituary and LSU Short Course News Mixed With Light Local Bits
The paper notes the death of John W. Elizey and offers condolences. It mentions LSU Short Course on water and sewerage held March 15 17 at the University, co sponsored by the State Board of Health engineering division. Cattle show winners at the LSU spring livestock show are listed with top Angus and Hereford honors. The comic reads about a Cincinnati child and a Elvis Presley item noting his Tennessee colonel designation and quip about lowering taxes.
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LSU
University
State Board of Health
Health Board
Hammond
Louisiana State University
Beaver Dam Plantation
King Merritt
Mississippi State University
Kintger Farm
Gloster
Jack R. Malone
Meridiss
Miss
Olvey’s
Hereford Ranch
Shreveport
Elvis Presley
Col
Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Presley
Memphis
Tupelo
Hamburger trap leads to cafe owner arrest
Otto Hamberger was arrested after a local food inspector ordered and paid for a hamburger at Hamberger's cafe, charging the owner with operating a restaurant without a permit.
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Milwaukee
Otto Hamberger
Hamberger
Calendar Of Events For Friday And Monday
A listing of community activities including Girls of Woodcraft at 7 pm and Worthy Odd Fellows hall events, Hammond Ministerial Association and Lions Club meetings, Cave Tangi Girls Iit Committee at 7 30 pm, Fern Leaf Chapter 24 OES at 7 30 pm, and 9806th Air Reserve Squadron at Hammond High School in the week ahead.
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Girls of Woodcraft
W. O
W. O. W. Hall
Livingston Lodge
F & AN
Masonic Temple
Hammond Ministerial Association
Lions Club
Tangi
City Commissioner John W Elizey Dies in Hammond
City Commissioner of streets and parks John W Ellzey died at Seventh Ward General Hospital at 10 15 p m He served in that post for 20 years A native of Derbon Mississippi he had resided in Hammond since 1925 His son Jewell D Ellzey is a candidate for the post in the April 8 city election A wake is set at Thomas Funeral Home with services Saturday at 10 a m at First Baptist Church Revs Oswalt and Thomas to officiate Burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Surviving are his widow Lillian Willbougby son two sisters and a brother plus other relatives
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Hammond
Seventh Ward General Hospital
First Baptist Church
J. M. Oswalt
Edward Thomas
Greenlawn Cemetery
Lillian Willbougby
Murray Ellzey
Winter
Centennial Dress Day in Ponchatoula Draws Women to Event
Centennial Dress Day is planned this Saturday in Ponchatoula with participation urged for all ladies. Workers should dress for their hours at Centennial Headquarters and visitors may look around. souvenirs will be sold and coffee served to all attendees.
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Ponchatoula
Centennial Headquarters
Southeastern Louisiana College to Offer Masters Degrees
Dr. Luther H. Dyson announced Southeastern Louisiana College will offer Master of Arts in Education and Master of Education degrees starting in the 1961 summer term. A graduate division was approved, with courses across several departments. Summer term runs June 9 to August 12.
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Southeastern Louisiana College
Luther H. Dyson
Dyson
State Board of Education
Southeastern
Madrigalians To Present Two Programs
The Madrigalians choir of Southeastern Louisiana College will give two programs March 13 at Independence High School and March 15 at Hammond High School. Directed by Elizabeth Gallaher the 31 member group features Eileen Coleman Wayne Hill Mary Lynn Snider Robert Lamarr Kendal McDaniel plus members from multiple towns and states.
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Madrigalians
Southeastern Louisiana College
Elizabeth Gallaher
Independence High School
Hammond High School
The
Eileen Coleman
Wayne Hill
Mary Lynn Snider
Robert Lamarr
Kendal McDaniel
Galusa
Yvonne Evans
Dale Wattigny
Judith Elliott
Donna Welch
Joseph Riemers
New Orleans
Robert Hatch
James Franklin
el Dorado
Ark
John C. Perry
Franklinton
Marcia Adkins
Little Rock
Sue Allen
Diane Gill
Marilyn Baird
Hammond
Samuel Houston
Amnite
Rita Fay Rabin
Nadine Snell
Edlena Vinyard
Ponchatoula
Betty Jane
James W. Kramer
Gulfport
Miss
Phillip Parker
Baton Rouge
William Beck
Jonesboro
John Todd
Sulphur
Pyramid Sellers
Anna
Barry Mahday
Covington
Pat Mancino
Bound Brook
N. J
David Williams
Norco
In lieu of flowers offerings for Cancer fund in Kokomo
Obituary notice requests that friends send memorial offerings to a local Cancer fund in Kokomo Mississippi instead of flowers. The notice emphasizes community support for cancer research and care.
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Kokomo
Cancer Fund
Parish ROA to Hold March 21 Meeting in Tangipahoa
Cmdr. Don Harper, president of the Tangipahoa Parish Chapter of the Reserve Officers Association, announces an organizational meeting on March 21 at the Casa de Fresa Hotel at 7:30 p.m. Officers for the upcoming year will be elected.
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Don Harper
Tangipahoa Parish
The
Reserve Officers Association
Casa de Fresa
Southeastern Louisiana to Send Five Students to Writers Society Meet
Southeastern Louisiana College will send five students and two faculty to a Saturday session in Thibodaux for the Louisiana College Writers Society meeting. Lynn Kluth and Ted Pebworth head the delegation with guests Carol Nelson Paula Kornegay Hammond Chris Duke LaPlace Carolyn Finneran Mandeville and Richard Haynes New Orleans. Kluth will chair a panel on collaboration among play writing instructors drama coaches and directors to boost student one act plays. Pebworth will join discussions on the short story.
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Southeastern Louisiana College
Thibodaux
Louisiana College Writers Society
Lynn Kluth
Ted Pebworth
Carol Nelson
Paula Kornegay
Hammond
Chris Duke
LaPlace
Carolyn Finneran
Mandeville
Richard Haynes
New Orleans
Kluth
Pebworth
Southeastern
Employment Conference to interview 24 firms at Southeastern Louisiana College
Southeastern Louisiana College hosts its fourth annual Employment Conference for seniors on March 3 to 14. Robert Allred leads student government with a dinner for 24 companies March 13 and interviews set for March 14. Companies include Schlumberger Well Surveying, Pfizer, Burroughs, Roche, Dow, Goodyear, IBM, J.C. Penney, and Procter and Gamble. Government agencies listed include HEW, Louisiana Migration and Naturalization, USDA, Treasury, Civil Service, and GAO.
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Southeastern Louisiana College
Robert Allred
Slidell
Allred
Southeastern
Schumberger Well Surveying Corp
Pfizer Laboratories
Burroughs Corp
Roche Laboratories
Dow Chemical Co
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Louisiana Power and Light Co
Bros. and Ernst
California Co
International Business Machines
Shelly Co
Armstrong Cork Co
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Proctor and Gamble
Goodyear Rubber Co
Lederle Laboratories
J.C. Penney Co
DH. Holmes, Inc
Departent of Health, Education, and Welfare
Louisiana Department of Iusiect
Ben Migration and Neutralzation Service
U.S Department of Agriculture
U.S. Treasury Department
U.S. Civil Service Commsson
U. S. General Accounting, Office
Paar Sullivan feud sparks on air wage war in TV
Ed Sullivan proposed a fee war and challenged Jack Paar to a rating duel on NBC to settle performers pay disputes. Paar accused Sullivan of declaring war after Sullivan urged cutting top performers' salaries while allowing others to appear on Paar for the minimum.
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Jack Paar
Ed Sullivan
Andrew Meisels
New York
Paar
Sullivan
CBS
NBC
Myron Cohen
Legion Birthday and Membership Supper Invitation
The American Legion and its auxiliary are invited as guests by Magic City Unit 24 Boga lusa to its Legion Birthday and Membership supper at the Legion home in Lakeview on March 13 at 7 30 p.m.
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The
American Legion
Magic City Unit #24
Bogalusa
Legion
Lakeview
Football Is King Tonight At SLC Green Gold Spring Game
Southeastern Louisiana College stages its Green Gold Spring game at Stawberry Stadium at 8 p.m. Varsity players join returning alumni in Green and Gold. Notables include Green quarterback Elbert Harris and Gold quarterback Kenneth Magee with a halftime Lionettes performance led by Lynn Porte.
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Southeastern Louisiana College
Stawberry Stadium
Lionettes
Lynn Porte
New Orleans
Elbert Harris
Wilbur Derrick
Paul Alexander
Luther Fortenberry
Gerard Boudreaux
Jim Hanley
Frank Thomas
Kenneth Magee
Bill Ladner
Joel Smith
Sam Gourrier
T. C. Calmes
Buck Grom
Willie Rhodes
B. L. Fairchild
Roseland Woman Killed in Baton Rouge Car Crash
Mrs. Lavella S. Russell of Roseland died at 8:52 a.m. Thursday when her car collided with a gravel truck in Baton Rouge. The body was taken to Hollabough Spindle Funeral Home on Scenic Highway. funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Lionettes Prep Halftime Show At Green and Gold Game
Southeastern's Lionettes precision dance team rehearses for the annual Green and Gold football game at Strawberry Stadium. Diane Walthers and Millie Kietn practice a routine as they prepare to perform to Hucklebuck Mr. Touchdown Blues in the Night and Southeastern Roc with choreography by leader Lynn Porte.
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Lionettes
Southeastern
Top
Walfolls
Strawberry Stadium
Diane Walthers
Millie Kietn
Southeastern Roc
Miss Lynn Porte
Southeastern Louisiana College to spend 3 550 000 on construction
Southeastern Louisiana College plans 3.55 million dollars in new construction to improve educational housing and administrative facilities. The State Bond and Building Commission allotted 800 thousand for a new library, site TBD. Five dormitories funded 1.5 million from FHA, totaling 2.4 million for new construction. Existing projects include a 1.15 million set of buildings and a new administration building. An air conditioned cottage by Ragusa brothers costs about 52 575 dollars and will be near Tinsley Terrace.
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Southeastern Louisiana College
State Bond and Building Commission
Fourth Session Of Lenten Forum To Be Held Sunday
Momas Matheny will lead the fourth Lenten Forum at First Methodist Church on Sunday evenings during Lent. Topic is Our Belief about Christ with a 7 p.m. worship program directed by Mrs. C. O. Alford, and a snack supper at 5:50 p.m. Dennis classes cater to all ages, nursery care provided, and invites extended to all One Methodist members.
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Momas Matheny
First Methodist Church
Matheny
Paula Kornegay
Southeastern Louisiana College
Roy Hyne
Southeastern
Sirs. C. 0
Alford
Jesus
Wesleyan Service Guild
W. Poole
Baton Rouge
Methodist Church
Ion Wis Ot
Mat
Fay
Edwart & Whorna
Wall
Construction Permits Issued by Homeland Planning Commission
The Homeland Planning Commission met Tuesday and issued permits for additions or repairs to Clyge L. Pierce, Permit 910, and Paul Istannotite, Permit re.
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The
Homeland Planning Commission
Clyge L. Pierce
Paul Istannotite
Permatre
Printer's Error in Olympia Directory Lists Republican as Democrat
A printer’s mistake in the 1960s legislative directory lists Pat Comfort of Pierce County as a Democrat though he is a Republican. The error prompted corrections in the published records and reprinting.
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Olympia
Chicago Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Livestock
Sellings at Chicago market include cattle and calves with mixed lots. Feeder cattle around 1.75 to 1.85 dollars per pound, cows trading 15.50 to 17.50, and hogs near 18.00 to 18.50 per cwt. Sheep and lambs steady with slaughter lambs at 15.00 to 16.50 and ewes 6.00 to 7.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Mattie
Slauenter
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Oscar Lofton
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