Ruston newspaper tax and subscriber notice details
Directory style notice listing staff names and roles for the publication, with address 301 W Mississippi Ave Ruston La, pricing 5c single copy and annual rates, postal and subscription instructions, and disclaimers about errors. Includes affiliations with United Press and NEA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Herline
John Morse
Leader
Mississippi Ave
Ruston
W. Miss
Ava
Lincoln Parish
You Misiearean Association
Cotton acreage release in Louisiana boosts available allotment
Editorial notes the spring campaign by Louisiana agricultural agencies and farm groups that released over 80 000 allotment acres for others to use this season. It urges growers to plant as much of their original allotments and reallocations as possible despite risks like illness weather or labor shortages to maximize cotton production and farm income.
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Louisiana
Tips From E Promote Planting All Cotton In 1962 Allotments
County Agent F C LeVASSEUR outlines 1962 Lincoln Parish cotton allotments totaling 1113 acres with an expected 835 acres planted. Ward 8 leads with 380 acres. Ward 1 totals under 40 acres. Advice covers weed control cost, thrips after emergence, and crop maintenance to avoid grass.
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F. C
Ward One
Watch Seven
Mineral Springs Stork Shower Honors Mrs Bryan
Mrs. Bobby Bryan is honored with a pink and blue stork shower in the home of Mrs. W. O. Culver. Guests and family visited, with several relatives listed as attendees and well wishes noted for the expectant honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Springs
Bryan
MMS. A. Bf. Praniclin
Bobby Bryan
Mys. W. OL. Culver
Bryant
Leonard Miavtia
Winnstura
Abs
Walter
Pranklin
William Franklin
Garry Wallace
David
Revo
Norrie
Nevin Tita
Bennie Phines
Mis. James Beak
Y. A
Rouglands Visit to Sterlington Reported by Mrs Vernon
Local item describes a visit by L. L. Holstead to Sterlington with Mrs Vernon, noting social engagements and attendees. Names appear as misread OCR fragments, mentioning households and community figures. Details are unclear but indicate a social visit and accompanying remarks from residents about the event.
Perritt Seeks Unity for Ruston in City Leadership
Perritt stresses bipartisan cooperation with new and remaining council members to improve Ruston. He praises eight years of efficient administration, supports expanding the Park and Recreation Board, and urges community churches to share financial responsibility. He vows stable city personnel, highlights the power plant as vital revenue, and seeks durable industry to employ local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perritt
Wernleht
Ruston
Sam
Park and Recreation Board
Iddle McLane
Hye i Ruston
Northwood Terrace
Westwood Hills
Hum-Drum
Court action, road projects and bids discussed at meeting
The hospital may face water outages while the police jury approves a read petition for Moore's Quarter after neighbors sign. Road work starts soon under Fred Duggan supervision with a CorinthSharon road addition from the Strother residence. Bids for a road tractor were rejected due to specification confusion and will be re advertised with multiple vendors listed. Local residents and relatives are noted in social mentions around Monroe and Shreveport visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore's Quarter
Fred Duggan
Corinth-Sharon
Strother
Progressive Ford Tractor Co
Bernice, Fallin Tractor Co
Magnolia
Avk
West Monroe Tractor Co
West Monroe
Wibbanks Co., Inc
Gossier City
Trinity Continued From Page 1 Ven Last Words Concert
Wilam Wadsen will sing the seven last sayings of Jesus with candle extinguishing by Rev Morgan. James Karl Alexander sings the Malefactor. Two chorale items close the service with palm Sunday hymn tunes All Glory Loud and Honor and I Know That My Redeemer Lives sung to Duke Street. Congregation invited to participate in Lenlen service. Michael Spears, trumpeter, assists in both anthems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knut Nystedt
Wilam Wadsen
Jesus
Janes Karl Alexander
E. Morgan
Roedover
Duke Street
Michael Spears
School board previews lunchroom furnishings and tax changes
The board reviewed planned school lunchroom equipment costing about 22 000 including tables formica tops ovens and carts plus 8 000 for storage and 33 000 for other basic furniture. Tax rates across districts were adjusted with several mills changed and funds from state equalization and severance taxes expected to cover salaries. Board also welcomed new member and paid tribute to a late poster.
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Fmmons
Verlie Heard
Lincoln Parish
Austen
Simsboro
Choudrant
Hico
Hopewell
Downsville
Emmons
Ry -M-Poster
Houck
Ruston Honors Students Across Classes
Honors list from Ruston High and Ruston freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors includes names such as Linda Lewis David Skinner Jerry Gray Glenda Woodard Judy Andrews Susan Carver Barbara Cavender Linda Dick Marilyn Farmer Walter Farmer Martha Annonymous John Jay Theophilus Pearce IV DeWayne Piker Betty Shelor Rebecca Snyder Nina Stein Charlotte Strain Grover Trammell Jo Turner Rebecca Walker Sarah Wattend Susan Wikles Wilder Lynda Brooks Marnie Cadwell Jal Hope Coladay Linda Debreese Camille Duchesne Cease Ford Kathlene Higgs Wesse Irby Alta Jimmerson Phelps Kitchens Jean Martin Marc Mitel Richard Smith Bryan Stores Robert Wallace Dere Wullthian Bounty Worshaw John Andsulut James Bovensac Shirley Realy Thomas Charles Fraizer Mary Howard William Jenkins Wavey Gee Swearingen Temple Walehe</S:
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Ruston Igh
Juedy Marie Andrews
Susan Carver
Barbara Jo, Cavender
Linda Carol Dick
Marielyn Alice Farmer
Walter Clarence Farmer
Martha Annanimous
John Randolph Jay
Claude Alan Hendershot
Jind
Tom Hestbeck
Marilyn John
Sandra Nell Jones
Elizabeth Moreland Lewis
James Lipscomb
Jonathon Davis Martin
Emmett Leon Mitchell
Theophilus Jacob Pearce IV
DeWayne Piker
Betty Ann Shelor
George Brian Smith
Rebecca Ann Snyder
Nina Llewellyn Stein
Mary Margaret Storey
Charlotte Evelyn Strain
Grover Jackson Trammell
Jo Ann Turner
Rebecca Ann Walker
Sarah Margaret Wattend
Susan Eickles Wilder
Ruston Fligh Sophiomores Honorei
Billy Ray Adney
Curtis Paul Barham
Patricia Ann Barnwell
Reginald Eugene Cassilry
William Andrew Colvin
Judith Anne Denny
James David Dyson
Thomas James Polk
Reenda Joy Forney
Linda Sue Debreese
Camille Chesmier Duchesne
Cease Thomas Ford
James Iliteh
Kathleene Louise Higgs
Wessex Childs Irby
Alta Faye Jimmerson
Pheip Hudgins Kitchens
Jean LeRue
Jatin Davidh Martin
Marc Darlene Mitel
Richard All Smith
Bryan Edsward Stores
Robert Willian Wallace
Dere Lloyd Wiulthian
Bounty Cigmelle Worshaw
Huston Hush
John Edward Andsulut
James Gerda Bovensac
Shirley Faye Colvin
Patricia Fligabeth Realy
Thomas Charles Frazier
Mary Kay Howard
William Douglas Jenkins
Reames LaRue
Byron Wavey Gee
Liawson Lewis Swearingen
J. Marc Leone Temple
Russell Bayless Walehee
Lincoln School Board Opposes PAR Survey At Meeting
Lincoln Parish school board and superintendent Morelle Emmons with Thomas Judd voiced objections to the Public Affairs Research survey at a Ruston Chamber event. They criticized a one day inspection of a 43-section chemistry department and cited NSF workshops improving teaching. Judd cited Lincoln parish tests placing 11th graders in the 80th percentile and noted 7 percent college attendance, with 75 percent of those finishing.
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Lincoln Parish
Morelle Emmons
Thomas Judd
Public Affairs Research
Ruston Chamber of Commerce
PAR
Emmons
Lineal Parish
National Science Foundation
Emimons
Lincoln
Concordia
George Peabody College
Franklin H
Rgh
Fmmons
Air Force Academy
Judd
Felton Green
William A. Marbury Jr
Ruston
William Smith
Dubach
Pre School First Grade Registration Scheduled For 1962
Pre school registration for first graders at East land Hillcrest and Ruston Elementary for the 1962 63 session will be held at the Lincoln Parish Health Unit on April 13 and 16. Registration times are split by last name initials with specific morning and afternoon windows. Parents must bring health records birth certificates and vaccination proof including smallpox clothing polio. state law requires birth certificates for first time entry. nurses will assist with records and screenings.
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Eastland
Hillcrest
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Riser Family Finds People Still Care
Henry G Riser reflects on community support during his mother Mrs Jack Risers illness and death. He thanks neighbors doctors and staff, notes flowers cards and visits from many in Ruston and beyond, and mentions relatives and friends visiting Riser Road and nearby towns. The piece celebrates neighborly care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Riser
Bil Kimbell
Ruston Daily Leader
Clyde
Shreveport
Mr. Ladner
T. B. Schumpert
Henry J. Riser
Ladner
Mos
Jack Risers
Mys
A. J. Turnbow
W. J. Hinnett
John W. Nelson
Winnsborn
Jack Nelson
Herman Latner
James M. Kay
Poplarville
Miss
Willy Mr. Ladner
Dick Riser
Herman Ladner
Henry G. Riser
Ais
Wayne Liner
All Sirs
Riser Road
Momoe
Mors
Richart Springer
John
Arealia
Jacek Riser
Paul
Junior Hi-Fi Follies Set For Thursday
The 1962 Junior Hi Fi Follies will be presented by the Ruston High School junior class on Thursday at 7:30 in the high school auditorium. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students with proceeds to fund the Junior Senior Prom.
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Ruston High School
Dunbar Ave
Grambling Heights
G. I
FH. A
Grambling
Ruston
Grombling Heights
Choudrant High Honors Students At Banquet
Choudrant High celebrated at the Louisiana Tech Student Center where Gene Norris received a blue and gold letter while Nelda Sisemore earned a white sweater and Robert Britt a gold plaque. FHA plans a Mother-Daughter Banquet at the Choudrant Home Economies building with skits. Principal Baker attended a two day Evaluation Committee event at Gibsland.
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Charles
Choudrant High
Louisiana Tech
Gene Norris
Acord
Nelda Sisemore
Robert Britt
FHA
Choudrant Home
OQ. L. Baker
Gibsland
Announcement notice drives home building referrals
An advertisement invites readers to submit names addresses and phone numbers for a Dixie Sale Homes contest in Monroe Louisiana. Participants can earn 350.00 in cash if the referred person builds a home and contacts Colbe at the provided phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Sale
Monroe
Colbe
Magnolia Garden Club Card of Thanks for Pratt Family
The Magnolia Garden Club thanks all who showed kindness to Mrs. Pratt's family. Gratitude for the food and generous support is gratefully acknowledged and blessed by the community.
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Magnolta Garden Club
Rev Miller to Lead Choudrant Revival Apr 15 21
Rev Miller pastor of Hico Baptist Dubich La will be guest evangelist for a revival at First Baptist Church Choudrant April 15 21 directed by Rev Jesse Bryan music directed by Rays Foster Woodland Baptist Church Hammond La services at 7 15 each evening.
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TB. 1. Miller
Hico Baptist Church
Dubich
First Baptist Church
Jesse Bryan
Rays Foster
Woodland Baptist Church
Tammond, la
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