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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1961

Page

3

Ouachita Students Win Northwestern Scholarships

Two Ouachita Parish students, Linda Sharon Goodwin and Lear Wayne Rawls, received $600 per year for four years to Northwestern State College. The awards were funded from the budget for fifteen four year scholarships with annual additions, based on exam scores, records, and counselor recommendations. To maintain the four year aid, recipients must keep a B average.

Natchitoches Ouachita Parish Northwestern State College Monroe Linda Sharon Goodwin Rupert Newery Goodwin Mallard Avenue West Monroe Lear Wayne Rawls Clarence Leodie Rawls South Fourth Street

Iberville Sheriff Becomes National Sheriffs Association President

Iberville parish sheriff C A Griffon of Plaquemine Louisiana was elected president of the National Sheriffs Association in Little Rock Arkansas. Griffon 48 moved up from first vice president to president in his fourth term as parish sheriff. He told delegates that law enforcement has made great progress in 20 years and said only men dedicated to policing belong in sheriff's offices.

Little Rock Ark UPI Iberville Parish C. A. Griffon Plaquemine National Sheriffs Association Griffon

Death Services Planned for Minor Holloway at Mulhearn Funeral Home

Minor Holloway 80 died Wednesday afternoon in a Winnsboro rest home. A Holly Ridge resident since 1928 he is survived by his widow Eulah Holloway two daughters Othelia Warren and Athelene McKeller a son Ralph a sister Stella Hudson four grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services will be under Mulhearn Funeral Home direction at a later date in Rayville Louisiana.

Rayville Minor Holloway Mulhearn Funeral Home Winnsboro Holloway Holly Ridge Eulah Holloway Othelia Warren San Antonio Tex Athelene McKeller Bastrop Ralph Stella Hudson Litree

Funeral for Maggie Bright Mangum in Oak Grove

Funeral services for 89 year old Maggie Bright Mangum were set for 3 p.m. Thursday at Gay Funeral chapel with Rev. H G Hammons officiating. Mangum died Wednesday in a Delhi clinic after weeks of illness. Interment followed in the old Forest cemetery. She was survived by four sons J L Mangum of Jackson Mississippi W A and Albert Mangum of Forest two daughters Mrs Clyde Pennington of Shreveport one sister Mrs Allie Myrick of Oak Grove nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.

Oak Grove Maggie Bright Mangum H. G. Hammons the Forest Baptist Church W. A Albert Forest Riley Mangum Lake Providence Clyde Pennington Shreveport Allie Myrick

Funeral services for Mrs Fannie Hobbs in Ruston

Mrs Fannie M Hobbs 82 of Ruston dies after long illness in a Ruston hospital. Funeral set for 2 30 p m Thursday at Spears Funeral chapel with Rev A S Newman and Rev Harold Shirley officiating. Interment in Lebanon Cemetery near Ruple. Survivors include daughter Mrs L D Vick and grandson Russell W Vick, both of Ruston.

Ruston Fannie M. Hobbs Spears A. S. Newman Harold Shirley Hobbs Route 1 Georgia Temple Baptist Church Lebanon Cemetery Ruple L. D. Vick Russell W. Vick

Tech Enrollment at Record High

Tech summer term enrollment reached 1,837 for an all time high. The total is 59 percent above the 1,150 registered ten years ago and 45 percent above the summer session five years ago.

Tech Buston

Farmers Question Bill At Lake Providence Meeting

About 200 north Louisiana residents attended as Dr. James Ralph endorsed the Kennedy farm bill. A Q A session followed with rancher Marvin Ragland asking if the secretary can disband the State Agricultural Stabilization Committee. Ralph said the secretary could disband it and they could disband themselves.

Lake Providence James Ralph Kennedy Etimatetriaren Louisiana Ralph Marvin Bud) Ragland Farm Bureau Federation Dr. Ralph Ellender Agriculture Department Fred Phillips East Carroll Parish Phillips John Terral

Farmreferendum discussion on individual producer basis

Terral cites Freeman and doubts the definition as farmers seek how many stay in farming. Gilfoil notes concern that referendums would be counted by individual producer and volume. Ralph says he favors individual plus volume but stresses it is not official policy.

Ralph

Rites Slated For Brother Of Local Minister Today

Malcolm L. West 18 son of Mr and Mrs Oran West of Lillie and brother of a Monroe pastor dies from injuries suffered Sunday while swimming near Bernice. Funeral at Mount Union Baptist church near Spearsville with interment in Mount Union cemetery. Survivors include parents two sisters and two brothers.

Junction City Malcolm L. West Oran West Lillie Monroe West Shrevesport Bernice Mount Union

Services Held For Mrs A R Wallentine

Grayson special report notes funeral services for Mrs. A R Wallentine 71 mother of a Monroe woman. Officiated by Rev. Austin Smith at 3 p m. Interment Mount Rose cemetery near Grayson. Survived by husband A R Valentine three sons Arvil Richard Cecil five daughters 21 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren.

Grayson A. R. Wallentine Monroe Riser & Sons Austin Smith Mount Rose Cemetery Valentine Caldwell Parish A. R. Valentine Arvil Bridge City Tex Richard Cecil Fortuna Calif Mildred Braddock Ruby Manly Columbia Ethel Simmons Port Arthur Alene Ferrington Kelly

Two Winn Parish School Bond Elections Set for August 12

Winnfield Special reports two school bond votes on August 12. Dodson Gaats Mill district seeks 330000 and Calvin district 180000. The board names A B Chadoir Son and W A Prestridge as low bidders for repairs at Winnfield High and West Side Elementary. Supt Walker to negotiate septic tank contract at New Enterprise with H E Gorham for 975 dollars.

Winnfield Winn Parish Dodson - Gaats Mill Calvin Supt W. D. Walker West Side A. B. Chadoir

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