Sparks Retires From Central Savings Bank and Trust
R C Sparks Jr will retire as vice president and cashier of Central Savings Bank and Trust Co effective Jan 1. David C Bryan promoted to cashier to replace Sparks with Barry Bailey succeeding Bryan as auditor. Sparks longtime Monroe resident, born 189? in Monroe, joined Central Bank after 1919 banking start with Louisiana Savings Bank and Trust Co. He served as assistant cashier personnel officer then assistant vice president loan officer. He and family longtime Monroe settlers, active in Red Cross Ouachita Parish Society for Crippled Children and Adults and St Francis Hospital lay board. Sparks married Albena Herring of Monroe. They attend Jesus The Good Shepherd Catholic Church and have one daughter, Mrs A Dent Tisdale Jr of Pine Bluff Ark. Bryan is Hodge native, Educ Chatham High School, Louisiana Business College. joined Central Bank 1958. head teller then auditor since 1959. He and wife Lottie Gaskins of Chatham reside West Monroe with two children Barbara and Gary. They attend Claiborne Methodist Church and serve West Monroe Civitan Club and Ouachita Chapter of March of Dimes. Bailey, from Bernice, Northwestern and Louisiana Tech educated in accounting. joined Central Bank November 1964 as head of general bookkeeping. Married Gay Mitchell of Farmerville. they have son Mitchell and live 518 Easton Pl. They attend Highland Baptist Church in Monroe.
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R. C. Sparks Jr
Central Savings Bank and Trust Co
Conway Crossland
David C. Bryan
Sparks
Barry Bailey
Bryan
Monroe
Louisiana Savings Bank and Trust Co
Central Bank
Albena Herring
Jesus the Good Shepherd
A. Dent Tisdale Jr
Pine Bluff
Ark
Ouachita
Ouachita Parish
Farmerville
Mitchell
Eason Pl
Highland Baptist Church
Thieves Lift $20,000 Wardrobe Near Kennedy Airport
Thieves stole a $20,000 fashion wardrobe from a freight office near Kennedy International Airport. The pieces had just arrived from Puerto Rico after being shown at a charity fashion show in San Juan Sunday night.
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New York
UPI
Kennedy International Airport
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Increase In Discount Rate To Cost Louisiana Money
Louisiana faces higher borrowing costs after the Federal Reserve raised the discount rate to 4 percent and increased the 30 day plus deposit rate to 5 percent. State Treasurer A P Tugwell warned the 140 million bond issue may cost the state more than expected but likely not require bond changes. Banks may resist taking state funds since deposits are typically placed for only 90 days to six months, limiting profit from higher rates.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Louisiana
A. P. Tugwell
Tugwell
Treasury
Capital Construction and Improvement Commission
Market Upturn Pauses After Monday Plunge In New York
Late market activity shows blue chip stocks sustaining gains around noon led by steels autos chemicals mixed with several petroleum shares climbing. IBM tops electronics gains while Allied Chemical falls as Eastman Kodak and Dow Chemical rise. Cableship Silver Town sails from San Francisco to lay Honolulu link.
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New York
UPS
du Pont
I's
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Dow Chemical
Chrysler
IBM
Honeywell
Litton
Texas Instruments
Motorola
Magnavox
Zenith
Advanced
Admiral
Fairchild Camera
Area Students To Attend Meet In Shreveport
Six northeast Louisiana 4-H students will join a two day planning meeting for the 1966 activities in Shreveport. Charles Knicely, Lane Killen, Paul Spillers, Judy Harper, Martha Randall, and Shonnye Russell represent Jonesville McDade Downsville Keithville Newellton and Winnsboro. The event aims to outline future 4-H programs and partnerships for the region.
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Northeast Louisiana
Shreveport
Charles Knicely F
Jonesville
Lane Killen
McDade
Paul Spillers
Downsville
Judy Harper
Keithville
Martha Randall
Newellton
Shonnye Russell
Winnsboro
Parents Fight Gym Classes Suspend Students In Ohio
ASHTABULA Ohio AP twelve pupils aged six to sixteen were suspended as parents objected to physical education on religious and health grounds. The families, affiliated with Jesus Only Pentecostal Church, argued body exposure violates their beliefs. Juvenile Court Judge Calvin Hutchins warned parents could be charged with contributing to delinquency. no date set.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
Ashtabula
Calvin Hutchins
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Jesus Only Pentecostal Church
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Middle South Utilities, Inc
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THE
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Louisiana Power & Light Company
Mississippi Power & Light Company
New Orleans Public Service Inc
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Glenmore Distilleries Co
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T&t
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Boeing
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Kerr Meg
Lorillard
Mont Ward
NY Cent
Penney
Phillips
Procter G
IRCA
Rey Tob
Safeway
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US Rubber
US Steel
Xerox
Ania
Sears
Cooking Center
Sears Kenmore
SAVE
Seers, Roebuck and Co
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