Kennedy program faces public mood in White House talks
Washington officials press public reaction to Kennedy legislative proposals at regional conferences aimed at urban affairs and housing. Critics call forums partisan rallies, while administration backers seek momentum for the New Frontier program before Congress reconvenes January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
Ruppert
White House
House
Senate
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
Legion Christmas Party Set At Memorial Park
The American Legion Christmas Party in Ruston gathers at Memorial Park on Thursday at 7 p.m. Members are urged to attend for fellowship and a Christm as dinner prepared by Lakes Away. The column notes local visits, cemetery improvements, and a church mission clothing drive culminating in 86 pounds sent to a Presbyterian missionary in Japan ahead of the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenky G.reek
American Legion
Ruston
Memorial Park
Aemerican Legion
Tom C. Igoe
Kelly and Simpson
Webber's
Webber
F. D. Simpson
Simpson
Woodrow Waller
Kelly
Haynesville
E. L. Kelly
Riser Road
Ruston Presbyterian Church
Harold Borchert
Japan
Itasian
Cause of Missions
J W Sisemores Honored At Open House On Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J W Sisemore celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday November 2 at their Chandrant home. Children and relatives hosted and attended with the couple, including W M Sisemore M L Sisemore Dawnsville Golden, Misses Nella Sisemore Babette Gulden, and many friends. Details describe the reception setup with a gold ring centerpiece, three tier cake, and yellow floral décor as well as acknowledgment of upcoming Community Christmas party plans by the Riser Civic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Sisemore
Ruston
R. J. Golden
Dawnsville
T. H. Sisemore
M. Lisemore
Nella Sisemore
Babette Gulden
Melba Duque
Riser Civic Club
Georgia Ldmendsen
Dee
Ildimomlsgn
Mas
Tubsville
Justun
Teele
Ales
Riehaeg
Aredia MU
Alex Bosel
Jerry Mb
Atk Stestoh
Sedsor
Miss
Hevie Tso
Pre Wus
J. R. Miarelden
Loi. Vining
Kathy Duque
T. J. Sisemore
Lynn Sanderson
John Je. Kova
Lamar McCurry
Glidys McFerrin
J.L. Hoods
E. Stephenson
C. C
Unter
Carolyn
Shreveport
C. W. Emmanuel
J. J. Robust
Virgie Civeer
C. W. Stephenson, Jr
Eddie Thomas Ane
Irown Thomas
Hope
Ark
Gurus Jubbs
Maud Ales
Walle Wayner Howes
Anil
Stephenson
Beter Ant
Schol
Newcomers To Ruston List 26 In November
Twenty six newcomers were listed in Ruston in November by the City Department of Water and Lights. Names include L Royce, Doyle Furrett, Frank Jubbene, J T Bain, George W Rogers, Mrs Carl Elliott, Bobby Ray Martin, Clyde Rateliff, J L Fitts, Runta Albert Ashley, CG A Will, P D Amazons, Jamies Ambrose, Jon Stewart, Le Windsor, Billy G Joiner, Rowe L Roger Nelson, Phillip Candella, Aten Crowell, Gene Dennis and others at various streets and trailer courts.
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Ruston
City Department of Water
L. Royce
Barksdire
Granvel Lusby
Homer
Robeert Fisher
Farmerville Road
Doyle Furrett
Alabama
Frank Jubbene
Louisiana
J. T. Bain
Arizona
George W. Rogers
Cooley
T. G. Boswell
Vienna
Carl Elliott
East
Georgia
Bobby Ray Martin
South
Clyde Rateliff
Trenton
J. L. Fitts
Runta T
Albert-Ashley
Jones
CG. A. Will
California
P. D. Amazons
Jamies
Ambrose
Edge- Woods Lanie
A.M. Smith
Fred
Texas
Jon Stewart
Walnut Street
Rt. 21
le. Windsor
Billy G. Joiner
Rowe L
Roger Nelson
Sparta
Phillip Candella
Monroe
Aten Crowell
Gene Dennis
Lug Wenwauard
Corinth Miss Brazzel Wins Attendance Prize
Miss Brazzel wins the attendance prize at Corinth Sunday worship service. Joy Mars and Diane Brazel are noted among attendees. several Sunday School enrollees show improvement in home study. Family and visitors from nearby towns are mentioned in a brief church social roundup.
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Corinth
Joy Mars
Strilenson JR
Vhceosuijeer
Christ
Diane Brazel
C. Gh. Wimberly
Hall
Sumit
Sudhey Soto
Mis Aue
Buchee Poe
Fol Stephenson
Dean
Hopier
Vietted
Burgess
Alabama WMS Ladies Hold Week Of Prayer
Alabama WMS ladies observed a Week of Prayer for foreign missions with daily church services and a special afternoon program. Messages from Mrs Pistille Watts and Mrs Webyine Helly highlighted the efforts.
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Alabama
WMS
A. F. Holstrad
Pistille Watts
Webyine Helly
Hhorel
Debbie Tagers
Are Eidia Hospital
Debbie
Miro
Afvs
Slayton Rich
Ricky
Sandra
Sammy Lynn
We Monroe
Sam Reese
Annie Rich
Lua Mae Riety
Hattie Woodard
Lou T Medgepeth
FL Kidstead
Sam Woodard
Wilson King
Wiles Woodard
Plesse
A. F. Harrison
Cross Roads
Arcadia Hospital
Carolyn Watts
Glenda Woodard
Albania Church
In His Heave We Seek New Birth and Life
A reflective passage urges faith in a higher power to grant new life. It emphasizes trust, renewal, and resting hearts in the divine. The tone is prayerful and hopeful, focusing on spiritual transformation through belief.
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Royais
Ulm
Flon
Thanksgiving Guests Visit Across States
Hodge entertains guests for Thanksgiving with families including Rowena Lowe and Calvin Livingston clan from Categirardeau Missouri. Visitors from Arkansas and Louisiana join Mr. and Mrs. Livingston and others in various extended family gatherings during the holiday period.
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Ay Rowena Lowe
Calvin
Livingston
Kenny
Pam
Linda
Categirardeau
Robert Livingston
Stan
Trmptor
Ark
Boel
F. T. Gaske
Mo. Olte
Pine Bluff
W. D. Crose
Lerchville
Dane Suttle
Henry
Houma
Toyenotts
Pat
Montgomery
Ala
Phillip Davis
Phylig
Eddie
Lake Charles
Noel Rasbury
Family Trust
Hamp Wisdom
Cindy
Strane
Jack Benson
Rusty Wisdom
Carrol
Ohio
Ohn
Simsboro Library Club Hosts Enjoyable Holiday Party
After Thanksgiving, Simsboro students faced six weeks of tests and basketball games. The Library Club held a full day holiday party, choosing Oliver Twist as December’s Bank of the Month. Poinsettias decorate campus, Blue Arc gems appear nearby, and a festive tree lights up.
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Simsboro
Quitman Boys
Library Club
Simsboro High
Rudolph
Woo
Pate Ashe
Fellasershay
Simsboro Community Mourns Mrs. Leo Madden Death
Simsboro residents express sorrow over the death of Mrs. Leo Madden. The notice lists family members from Houston and Ruston, including sons and daughters in law, grandchildren, and local connections, detailing condolences and community sentiment.
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Simsboro
Leo Madden
G. D. Madden
Martin
Richa
Barbara Ann
David
Poggy
Jo Ann
Hosband Paul Aia
Doustas
Sidney
Greys
Houston
R.A. Spear
Belhar Attoysbondites
Ruston Hospital
Moy
Altes
Muda Choate
ChUret
Ruston
Wiley Lee
Nobles
Charles Qatter
Andy
D Arbonne Church Activities Report Week of Prayer Observed
In the D Arbonne community the week of prayer activities included meetings at Mrs T C Holleman home and visits with Mrs John Tom Savage Mrs Culbertson Baptist Church Mrs Job Hartwick and Mrs Fred Wade Jr. Nearby engagements featured travel to Alexandria for business and visits from families including the Frazer and Cruse households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Holleman
WMI
T.C. Hollemans
John Tom Savage
Culbertson Baptist Church
Job Hartwick
Fred Wade Jr
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Recoveries
Larson recovering from appendectomy. Mrs D Madden and others visited Shreveport recently. Norris Hammond and sons from Baton Rouge visited Mrs Mullin last week. Carrie Corbett at home nursing Sumrall's mother. Homer Best and Ray Sumlin recovering at home after Ruston and Arcadia hospitals. Cal Canterberry buried at Oak Grove. Fred Mitchel hosted son Fred Wharton and wife from Dallas over the weekend.
Rippy to speak at Tech Assembly December 7
Dr J Fred Rippy author of several books on Latin America will address Louisiana Tech students in an assembly December 7 at 9 40 am in Howard Auditorium. The programs committee will host the first event of the school year. He studied at UC Berkeley starting in 1917 and has taught at several colleges in the United States and Latin America including 28 years at the University of Chicago and 20 years at Duke University. He received the William Volker Prize in 1960 for distinguished service as a scholar and teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Rippy
Latin America
Louisiana Tech
Howard Auditorium
Tech
Rippy
University of California
Berkeley
United States
University of Chicago
Duke University
William Volker
Ten Receive Fines in District Court This Past Week
District Court actions under Judge J. R. Dawkins included multiple fines for drunk driving, speeding, disturbing the peace, and theft. Notable cases: Vernon Galsgow Hawkins $35 and costs for speeding. Troy Lee Smith and James Anthony Lipietta $300 and costs for drunk driving. Edna Carter three years hard labor for theft with concurrent sentences. other defendants fined $25 to $35 and costs for various offenses.
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J. R. Dawkins
Vernon Galsgow Hawkins
Troy Lee Smith
James Anthony Lipietta
Calvin Powell
Troy Dykes
John Bowden
Clyde L
Modest
Edna Carter
Angola
Lia
Jerry Crawford
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John W. Nelson
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Ruston State Bank & Trust Co
J. W. Sisemores
MR. and
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Arkla-Tex Discount Center
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Milks and Boys
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Jack Henry
A. L. Price
Lester Melnehern
Texarkana
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A. EF. Halsteadsdale
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Henry Woodahl
Jesus Christ
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Ben Frank Bennett
Mer
William Hood
Federal Land Bank Association
M. K. Weaver
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H. J. Boyet
Tiger Tales Library Club
S&h
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Marbury
Pho
D'Arbonne
NMU
Joanne Gandy
Missaye Molleman
Alexandria
Mar. Edward Griffin
Mrs. Griffin
W. L. Frazer
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Betty Frazier
Dan Skains
Emmett Cruse
Blue Odom
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C. W. Taylor
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Monard Smith
Kingsville
Mad_ge Tong
IT. B. Stewart
New Hope
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Bob Hartwick
W. D. Holder
T. C. Halleman
E. D. Cowan
Tech Assembly
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E. G. Lederer
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