18 Sep 1960
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1960
Page
1
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A Monroe meeting of the Ouachita Scottish Rite Association led by B J Higginbotham and Congressman Otto Passman urged continued public education and patriotism. Speakers warned government money risks liberty while promoting English instruction and church-state separation.
The Louisiana Architects Association Board met at the Capitol House to plan the two day State Convention on December 2 and 3. G Scott Smitherman announced Kenneth C Landry of Baton Rouge as chairman of the meeting.
A courtesy TV column lists Sunday programs across stations W43 KTVE KTBS KSLA Channel 5 Channel 3 and others. Sheer variety covers church services news features sports and entertainment from morning to late night with time slots and show titles mentioned.
Rep. Sam Rayburn of Texas will address the Kennedy Johnson Democratic ticket in New Orleans on October 8 at a $100 per plate fundraising dinner. The event was announced by Louisiana Democratic campaign director Frank B. Ellis, with Mayor Morrison to issue a city proclamation naming the day in his honor.
Mrs. Pammie Spencer aged 65 of Rayville died Saturday after a brief illness in a Monroe hospital. Funeral service at Woodlawn Baptist Church Rayville today at 2 p.m. with Rev. Gould officiating. Burial in Lynn Cemetery Archibald under Gay's Funeral Home Delhi direction. Survived by three daughters Iris Dupree Vidalia Irene Davis Etta Kelly Ferriday two sons Hardy Monroe Fred Rayville two sisters Annie Robinson Alma McGlothlin Rayville two brothers Andrew Newsom Rayville Corbin Newsom Oak Grove. pallbearers Bob Chapman Carl McGee John Graham Joe Groshot Sylvester Case Earl Flynn. Ferriday George B Baggett 98 of Ferriday died at Monroe hospital after lengthy illness. Funeral 3:30 p.m. today Chapel of Young's Funeral Home Ferriday. Interment Green Lawn Memorial Cemetery.
George Anthony Krebs, 56, of West Lake and Ferriday area, died Saturday at a local hospital. Survived by widow, son Alden Krebs of New Orleans, daughter in Ferriday, sister Sister Bernadine, and three brothers. Rites set with Young's Funeral Home in Lake Charles. body lies in state prior to services. Krebs was a former Metal Trades Council and Operating Engineers Union president and worked for Cities Service Company.
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