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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1960

Page

2

Local News Roundup From Mrs Magbie Greer Family Visit

Mite Alihorn visits with Mrs Magbie Greer and family from Kentucky. J W Green and relatives join for a Sunday gathering. Loraine Shrell spends weekend with kin. Grandparents take part in New Hope revival. Farrises and Griffin family travel to Springhill and visit Jewel Thomas and Billy Griffin at Springhill General Hospital. Clara Farmer reports The Pings in Sitverport with negative X rays. Clara now weighs 85 pounds and plans to come home after Sept 6. Josephine White and Clay visit Harlsnath Colvin and Robby Griffin in Camden Ark. Robby returns home suntanned. Cousins Etta Calhoun and Si travel from Jackson, Miss to visit relatives. Jewel Williamson brings melon. neighbor Wallace Shields kills a fox in yard. Health unit sanitarian advises bury headless carcass. Mrs Bryan and daughters brew grape juice. Lola Mae Strickland visits from Robstown, Texas.

Haliorn George Emile Tom Alexandrid Sibley Aho Madge Sandra Beth Griffin Springhill Jewel Thomas Billy’ Griffin Springhill General Hospital Clara Farmer Mamie Smith Little Brown Clara Josephine White Clay Motorat Jena Robby Glenda Etta Calhoun Jackson Lula Jonn Smith Natchitochies Jewel Williamson Hex Jane Williamson Wallace Shields Bryan Jimmy Brewster Ruston Lola Mae ‘Strickland Robstown Texas John and Loye White

New Hope Area Celebrates Mrs Woods Birthday and Revival

The community gathered to honor Mrs Jane Woods on her 83rd birthday at granddaughter Rol ond Kennimer's home. Revival services at New Hope Baptist Church led by Rev Bob Wallace continue through next Sunday with morning and evening messages. Local families, visitors from Ruston, Vienna and Choudrant attended, sharing gifts and well wishes.

W.A. Collie Man Davis Narry Jerry Stansbury Dalton Stansbury Stansbury Jatle Woods New Hope Roland Kenniter Verna Mae Moore Monroe Eck Kennimer Ronnie Donnie Choudrant Roland Kennimer Dennis Parnell P. D. Ambrose Ruston J. E. Ambrose Tom Rinehart Douglas Louise Davis Wess Odis Davis John C. Davis H. B. Stewart Eula Richardson T. R. Davis Charlie Blackmon Minden O. E. McGee Ray Wade Roy Ir Bob Wallace West Carro Bro. Wallace Ruth Robinson M. R. Whalley R. O. Whitehead Mann Clayton Whitehead

Henry Family Visits With Folks in Terryville

Mr and Mrs J C Henry and family from Baton Rouge spent a few days with their parents Mr and Mrs C B Henry. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Odell Stewart and family, Mr and Mrs Willard Neilson and two children of Minden, and relatives from Sulphur Ruston and Monroe. Dianne and Lane stayed with grandparents Jill while Neilson family returned home. Mrs Iva Sansford visited midweek.

D. C. Stewart J. C. Henry Baton “Rouge C. B Henry Miv Willa” Diel Dembhmh Odell Stewart Willard Neilson Minden Odie Singleton Singletons Curtis Chandlier Arcadia Bernie Williams Joetta Williams Ruston Gayle Chandlier Monroe Bobbie Franklin Andy Harrison Matt Hood Ricky Joe Hood Alabama Church Marianna Whitlock Ricky

Lincoln Farm Week lecture and community notes

Lincoln Parish notes cover Farm and Home Week talks at LisU about Agriculture Chemicals and You with Pearce and Vernon, and remarks on timber values in Lincoln Parish. Baptisms, hospital stays, and local visits are listed amid community events and prayers. Names include Kerby, Woodard, Price, Halstead, Watts, Vern on, Bourdeaux, and Dutreutt with various local addresses and dates.

West Side News Mrs Lelia Vaughn Stroke Hospital

West Side reports Mrs Lelia Vaughn suffered a Monday stroke and is confined at Hodge clinic. Community notes several visits and gatherings as neighbors and relatives stop by, including the Hamm porch project and church events. The piece also features a longevity poem praising mothers and multiple social visits across nearby towns.

West Side Lelia Vaughn Lelia Vaughn Hodge Clinic R. G. Hamm Olile Froscher N. C. Colvins Garland Houcks Dubach Charles Dahl Rela‘dives Alexandria R.S. Belton N. J Denver Colorado W. C. Blackwelder Monroe Alfred Willis Luke Blackwelder B. R. Noah

Farm and Home Week group heads to LSU event

A Ruston and Dubach group departs for Farm and Home Week at LSU led by Home Demonstration Agent Ong Blondin. Attendees include Mrs Lula Mae Henry, Mrs Frank Graves, Miss Katherine Skinner, Miss Peggy Roberts, and others with 15 clubs. A talent show Wednesday August 17 features Katherine Skinner and Peggy Roberts with Dr Reid Gilgsby and C S Shirley directing, as state 4 H agents supervise.

L.S.U Lula Mae Henry Frank Graves Fuller Dubach Giron Calahan Simsboro Mary Ann Neal Ruston Katherine Skinner Busbach Peggy Roberts Ong Blondin Jo Ann Blondin Jlan Blondin C. S. Shirley State

Telephone Directories Mailed for Local Subscribers

A large batch of telephone directories is being distributed this week to Huston Simaboro and Grambling subscribers. Delivery should complete by August 15. Mr. Cowan urges discarding the old directory and using the new one for number lookups to reduce wrong numbers and save time. Call information only if the number is not listed.

Rus ‘On. Bhd Huston Simaboro Grambling Cowan

Margaret Hall Funeral Rites Held Saturday

Margaret Hall 69 died Thursday in a Monroe hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 a.m. in the First Baptist Church in Dubach with burial in Hamilton Memorial Cemetery under Spears-Kimbell Funeral Home of Ruston. Survived by son Milton Hall of West Monroe, daughter Mrs. J M Woodward of Kenner, and five grandchildren.

Margaret Hall Margaret’ Hall Monroe First Baptist Church Dubach Hamilton Spears-Kimbell Funeral Ruston Milton Hall West Monroe J. M. Woodward Kenner

Registration urged for Lincoln Parish students

W L Caldwell, Ruston Elementary principal, urged ahead of time registration for all first through eighth graders beginning school in Lincoln Parish. Parents must bring birth certificates for new entrants and transfers due to space, with enrollment at Ruston Elementary and other schools described.

W. L. Caldwell Ruston Lincol Parish Caldwell Operia Lincolns Lincoln Parish Thie Pergoris Ruston Elementary

Men Must Register by 18th Birthday Warns High Official

Major General Raymond F. Hult, director of the Louisiana Selective Service, says many inquiries come from young men about obligations under the Universal Military Training and Service Act. All men must register within five days after their eighteenth birthday, even if away from their usual residence. register with the local board nearest their usual address, as cards are forwarded to the proper board. Contact the nearest Local Board for details or questions about Selective Service status.

Louisiana Forestry Commission Lincoln Parish Louisiana Agriculture Economics Dept L.sum Agriculture Extension Office Raymond F. Hult Louisiana Selective Service System Fiufft Geeral

Kart Warning Issued by Chief Osbon

Chief Osbon warns Russia residents about go karts and motor scooters on streets. All vehicles on public roads must be licensed and the operator must be licensed.

Osbon Russia

Aid Sought for Lincoln Farmers Irrigation Equipment

W. W. Durden of the Ruston Chamber of Commerce asked Congressman Passman for federal aid to help drought hit farmers in Lincoln area buy irrigation gear. He cited a 1954 bulletin describing financing for terraces dikes ponds tanks ditches and pumps and urged funds to assist farmers in purchasing necessary equipment. Durden called this one of the worst droughts in the region and appealed for local cooperation to get vehicles compliant with safety rules.

W. W. Durden Katias Ruston Chamber of Contmere Otto Passman Durden

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Terryville Henry Blu Ran Orpen Our Life Magazine Deulur Holson East Georgia Lincoln Quartet Alabama A. F. Holstead Kerby Ann Woodard Dee Perritt Alvin Price Jackie el Dorado Ark Lou Hedgepeeth A. L. Price M. A. Woodard Emmitt Woodard Birmingham Ala Estille Watts Kentucky Bro Mandus Levasseur County N. L. Molierlef Kérineth Peter Dutrétt Simshoro J. M. Britt Agriculture Chemiéals Lis U New York National Association of Agriculture Chemicals Chemical Edwin C. Boudreaux New Orleans Office of Food and Drug Pearce Vernon Payne LSU Farm Emmons LTA Group Morelle Teach Gen Huff Lincoln Taree Meadogold Dairy Products Farmerville
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