May 26th Wedding Planned By Ann Butler and Charles Ray Lott
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. John Marion Gute Jer of Laurel Mississippi notes the May 26 wedding of Christe Ann Butler to Charles Lott at the First Baptist Church in Laurel. Christe Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tatin Robertson Cowart, holds a Mississippi College degree and works with the Mississippi County Schools. Charles Lott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Lott of Ruston, is educated at Ruston Tech School. The ceremony is scheduled for four o'clock Sunday afternoon.
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Ann Butler
Charles Ray Lott
John Marion Gute Jer
Laurel
Mississippi
Thete Dashier
Christe Ann
Charles [Tay Lot
Shirley Date Loalt
Ruston
First Baptist Church
Cyanddau
Dale Qi
Tatin Oibertson
LSU Supmer Missionney
Northwest
M Sippi
Nalehese Adams County
Miss Cutler
Southwestern [Age Fist “Pherlogical Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas
Mr and Mrs J C Love Host Dinner Honorees
Mr and Mrs J C Love honor a couple at a dinner party. Miss Minette Goft and fiancé Tid Cooper attended as guests. The hosts’ Maverich arrangements of yellow tulips were displayed, with silver Wolfhungs noted in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. C. Love
Minette Goft
Tid Cooper
Atia
Hyo Me
Love
Maverich
Newcomers Welcomed In Ruston March Thirty-Eight Names Listed
A March rustle of new residents in Ruston brings thirty eight newcomers named with addresses and parks across the city. The roster includes Allen White, TL Williams, Barby Taster, Bobby Jones, Lema Richardson, Obie McNabb, and more, detailing streets such as Pecan Grove Trailer Park, South Vienna, and Cooktown Road, plus a note on their affiliations and future plans. The piece also describes a wedding reception scene with yellow roses and bells, naming guests and attendees alongside the couple and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Williams
Pecan Grove
Willismey Berry
Contos
Paty Bisley
South
South Viennas Barby Taster, Tog Past Georgia Bobby Jones
UH South Sparta
Lema Richardson
TOS Adigae
Aves
Chester W. Latham
al Bast
Miss
Red. Gilbert
Goo
Metrica Hed
Peeat
Obie McNabb
Cooley Pealer Parks
Ah Dphatetania
Ik West Thesas
Dtunes
McDiacde
Wirteht Cathie Meanroe Trashweass
Asa Lo
Hailes
Shred ‘Test
Retired Teachers Meet In Spearsville Cabin Event
Thirty Ruslan retirees visited Spearsville on April 4 hosted by Mr and Mrs Vo Cole at their lakeside cabin. Rev and Mrs Ingsley and Mrs Helen Sims assisted. Lincoln Living Retired Teachers president Bert Warren opened the session. Townsend spoke of an upcoming Monroe meeting and the district aims to boost membership. Attendees planned a May Senior Citizens gathering at Camp Alabama.
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Ruslan
Spepesyville
Mes
Vo Cole
Spearsville
Ingsley
Helen Sims
Coles
Bert Warren
Lincoln Livin
Leachers
Ron Baggey
Townsend
Monroe
Ouachita National Bank
JIS
Fea
Alma Burk
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Unose
Ya. McFarland
Ppi Hac
Kuy
Social Security
Tie
Verminis
Tio Ou
Insects and Diseases Active Against Pines Present
Baton Rouge reports March through May see heightened insect and disease activity in ornamental pines and hardwoods. Erin R. Gunter of the Louisiana Forestry Commission lists Ips Engraver, Black Turpentine bark beetles, Colaspis beetles, webworms, sawflies, pine tip moth and other pests, plus needle rust and cronartium as common issues and notes treatments and cautions for control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Erin R. Gunter
Louisiana Forestry Commission
Pew
Ips
Guntee
Cutler
Gunter
Draftees Listed for May Induction in Louisiana
Major General Raymond H. H. Fleming, state selective service director, says Louisiana will deliver 128 men for induction into the armed forces in May 1962. A ten percent rise is anticipated for June 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond HH. Fleming
Selective Service
Louisiana
Governor Proclaims Library Week in Louisiana
Governor Jimmie T. Davis proclaims April 8 to 14 as Library Week in Louisiana urging citizens to unite in a national effort for better reading and informed citizenship. The plan highlights access to mankind’s accumulated experience and lifelong reading habits, with Dr. Mary Mims as chairman and Janes Cookston as executive director.
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Louisiana
Jimmie T. Davis
America
Davis
Mary Mims
Shreveport
LSU
Emeritous
Loui National Library Committee
Janes
Cookston
Louisiana State
Libvit
Baton Rouge
Weight gain and exercise advice from nutrition group
The American Dietetic Association explains weight gain results from eating more than energy needs and fat storage. To lose weight, change eating habits and increase activity with walking, light rides, yard work, and house chores done with extra pep. Louisiana forestry district or nursery is noted in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Geitetic Association
Jean Halleman to Compete in State Rally Friday
The article notes Miss Jean Halleman will compete in the state rally in Baton Rouge next Friday, with a possible first place in the Ruston rally. It also mentions Perry Valentine entertaining children, birthday celebrations, and numerous weekend visits among local residents including Woodards, Shartdacks, and Calvins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Foursome
Jean Halleman
Bate Rouge Nest
Ruston
Perry Valentine
Bobby Lane Christian
Christian
Milton Davidson
Baye
Wiley Woodard
John Gaines
Tromer
Messers
Fredrick
Larry Woodard
Shreveport
Cleo Woodard
Paris
Mies
Harold Wred- Card
Carl Shartdack
Mike
Mie
Gaydon Beas
Gary
James Woodard
Homer Woodard
Elton Wood
Frank Prussell
Bud Trussell
Milton Woodard
Herman Valkinberg
Lonston
Albert Wondard
Reginald Dean Calvin
Ole Richardson
Thomas Calvin
Josh
Albert Woodard
Roosevelt Weir
Rustert Hospital
Gene Boddie
Jack Henry
Mack Wood
Viola
Milton Flenny
Milton
Sidney Sweeney
Iva Benton
Robert Wabanks
M. A. Woodard
Ruston Leader and Mrs Willy Wondard and Others
Ruston Leader notes a social item mentioning Mrs Willy Wondard Mrs Wondard Mr Free Rowland of Columbia and Mr Grayson Bastes of Menville in a local society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
Willy Wondard
Free Rowland
Columbia
Grayson Bastes
Menville
Terryville Mutt Heads Entertained With Fish Supper
Community notes from Terryville describe visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Ta. Jo. Hith and family in Delhi, and several gatherings with the Odell and Mutt Stewart households. Little Jan Willlace out of school with measles, oil well news, and a move by Nola Ward to Alabama are among the local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Stewart
Ta. Jo. Hith
Delhi
Mutt Tool
Humpty Walliams
Rustin
Odie Singleton
Tharply Smith
Kivy
New
John Garner
Shreveport
Denelis Stewart
Odell Stewart
Lester Hood
Reel Hand
Ann
Dale Woodard
Mattie Stewart
Jan Willlace
Dewey Singleton
Curtis Chatdlier
Arcadia
O. R. Singleton
Carl Streeter
Dora Holley
Boyce Holley
Bridger
Duke
Mineral Springs
Paul Davison
Ruston
Terryville
Mutt Hood
Nola Ward
Alabama
Don Wallace
Monroe
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Frank Lact
Hollis
Mianashall
Pexas
Ruston Tech School
Miss Christa Ann Butler
Lousiane Polytechnie Insti- Teta
Aml
University of ‘Tesas
Austin
Groum-To-Be
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Phi Whappe Phi
Onier Rm Della Kanpa
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Guth
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IK. Goff
Jimmy Hooward
Mir
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Jimmy Ove
Mary Ruth Fowler
James Earl Alexander
Heverte Biscomb
John
Tom Hitus
Ross Harper
Stephantyerin
Kennon Sptik
Howell Studkey
Mary Helen Love
Lee Wohi
Une
Gell
Federal Land Bank Association
M. K. Weaver
Valley Mills Warehouse
Ciade
Valloy Arells
Vicksburg
J. Meiaker
C. W W. Melwards
U Wilman
Lo de Irvine
Mie Gut Mra
AL Abeba Jand
Robert Mount
W. Melton
Airs
Vining
Latte Brothers
Alba Burk
Jessamine
Ethel Moore
Leola Rodgers
Frank Bogard
Winifred Haynes
Aliehell
A. E. Phillips
Robert Winfree
Ruston State Bank
Lincoln Parish
St Louisiana
Viola Toon
Henry Woodard
Greenville
Mack Toad
E. C. Lederer
Denas Gaines
Bayou Jack
Main Street
Gaines
Claiborne Electric Co-Op