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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1959

Page

5

School Lunch Prices In Parish Not To Be Raised Now

Lincoln parish will not raise school lunch prices this year according to superintendent Morelle Emmons after this week’s school board meeting. The board also planned extra playground space at Ruston Elementary, discussed timber sale on land, accepted two resignations, and considered abstracting the title to Ruston Junior High property.

Lincoln Parish Morelle Emmons Ash Wawra Adnanne Ruston Marcia F. Barnett Stade

Jubilee Cast Committee Named For Ruston Pageant

Dr and Mrs LaMoyne Bleich named co chairmen of Rustons Jubilee Cast Committee with H C Pyburn and others assisting The committee will secure 860 to 400 parach plants to stage the historical pageant and will seek actors from Ruston clubs in the near future.

Mrs. Bleich Eh Dal Tlliy Jubilee Buddy Kendall Ruston Wedensday LaMoyne Bleich

Coffee Day Drive Totals $265 For March of Dimes

The Ruston Lions Club led a Coffee Day collection that raised 265 dollars for the 1959 March of Dimes. Donations included 20 from Goods DielgeIncollected, 7.68 from Lincoln Courts, and 8.82 from Pines Restaurant, with the drive praised by Lion President Cecil Crowley and the Coffee Day Committee.

Callve Ruston Lions Club Ioods Lian Crawley

Lincoln Parish Reaches Halfway Mark in 1958 59 Tree Planting

Lincoln Parish reports 4,000,000 pine seedlings planted for the 1958 59 season. Planters number 13, each trip covering long distances to plant trees while the area grows into a vast pine thicket under the Local Soil Conservation Service.

Lincoln Parish Don Spencer Local Soil Conservation Service Office Spencer D‘arbonne Soil Conservation District

Tubbs Rites Held for Died Here Tuesday in Ruston

Funeral services were held Wednesday in Ruston for Larry D. Tubbs who died Tuesday at a Ruston hospital after a long illness. He was 21 and a construction worker. Rev. R V Middleton officiated at Kilpatrick Funeral Home with burial in Newry cemetery. Survivors include a son, Stanley Tubbs, and a daughter, Debbie Joe Tubbs, both of Lisbon. his parents, Mr and Mrs Cecil Tubbs of Ruston. two brothers Jimmy Tubbs of Ruston and Mugh Tubbs of Lake Charles. three sisters Dean Tubbs Towna Tubbs and Barbara Tubbs, all of Ruston.

Larry D. Tubbs Ruston Ruston Hospital Pan Kilpatrick Funeral Home R. V. Middleton Newry Stanley Tubbs Debbie Joe’ Tubbs Lisbon Cecil Tubbs Russton Jimmy Tubbs Rusby Mugh Tubbs Lake ‘Charles Dean Tubbs Towna Tubbs Barbara Tubbs Ituston

4-H Club Leaders Elect Officers and Plan Events

4-H Council meeting elected Barbara McGee as president and Charles Fuller as vice president with Mary Fowler as secretary and Jo Ann Stewart as censor. Officers from Dubach Ruston and surrounding areas were announced along with plans for Achievement Day on April 25 and a February 13 banquet. Local leaders Mrs W A Smith and Mrs D D McGee attended. Local livestock project meeting set for La Tech farm this Saturday and several 4 H members have registered for the Louisiana Market Poultry Show with broiler chicks.

Prish 401 Futue Jarbara McGee Bubach Charles Fuller Dubach Mary Fowler Ruston Jo Ann Stewart Hien Gary Townsend Brice Waller Danna ‘Tatum Walter Faremee Mislcrest Ju Ami Stewart Hiew Judy Munt Donna la ‘Tech Farm Louisiana Market Betty Aswell Choudrant Don Upchurch Hilly Loyd Dean Colgin Lawrence Johnson Trustom Jerry Mobley Vienne Lincoln Parish 4-H Executive Tory Bruce Waller Donna Tatum Duboch Hico Barbera McGee

Get Your Auto Tags Reminder for February Deadline

A public notice urges all motorists to renew 1959 automobile licenses before the February expiration. Delays will cost more than the standard $3, so residents are advised to go to the courthouse grounds to obtain their blue and white tags.

Teddy

Rites Held Monday For S. L. Coleman

Funeral services were held for Stephen L. Coleman 69 who died after a brief illness in a Jonesboro hospital. The North Hodge Assembly of God Church conducted the service with burial in Union Cemetery. Survivors include his widow four sons two of Lake Charles another in Jonesboro a brother two sisters and ten grandchildren.

Stephen L. Coleman Jonesboro North Hodge Gott Chateh F.C. Chamberlain Union Cemetery Edmond Wayne Coleman Lake Charles Carl Coleman Lee Coleman Epps Ludie Turner Grace Smith Monroe Clinton Wellington Wink, Tex

Services Held For Worthington Infant

Graveside services were held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Worthington of North Hodge. The rites occurred at Mt. Olive church cemetery near Hodge. Rev. F.C. Chamberlain officiated. Edmonds Funeral Home of Jonesboro directed burial. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Adams of Hodge and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Worthington of North Hodge.

John Worthington North Hodge Mt. Olive Chrch Hodge F.C. Chamberlain Edmond Jonesboro C. Adams J. N. Worthington

Stunt Night of 59 At RHS Thursday Feb 5

Ruston High School Key Club presents Stunt Night of 59 in the auditorium at 8 o clock with all star entertainment. Local clubs enter stunts including Science Club Kit Rat Industrial Arts Les Amies Sub Deb Student Council and the Choir plus a fil in gang and a pantomime by This year's snow. Prizes of 15 10 and 5 will be awarded for the top three stunts with tickets 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults.

Amtionette Riser Ruston High School Key Club David Kotor Ruston High Key Club Kennon Coeff The Sent Ameren Boy All-Star Entertainment RHS Les Amies David Steere Howard Willis Edwin Davis Great Klub

Garage Destroyed by Fire East of Ruston Saturday Night

Tex Bakers garage on highway 30 east was totally destroyed by a fire discovered at about 7 15 p m Saturday. The structure had been closed since 2 p m Saturday with no one inside. Estimated damage runs 10 000 to 15 000 and all equipment and materials inside were a total loss. The Ruston Fire Department responded but the blaze was already too advanced to save the building located about four miles east of Ruston. One truck and two men attended the scene.

Tex Baker Highway 30 Baker Hils Ruston Erior

Nazarene Church Marks Record Golden Anniversary Year

The Church of the Nazarene flagship at 5115 Texas St. reports 1958 as a record golden anniversary year with nationwide gains. Pastor Rev. B R Smith notes growth across the denomination, while the missionary society per capita giving reached 488 and total missionary contributions per capita 165.10 for the year.

Church of the Nazarene Nazarene

Salesman Wins Trip for Increased State Sales

Porter, a dealer salesman for Essa in the district, was named winner in an annual company contest. He and his wife will receive a week's paid vacation to Los Angeles and Las Vegas in the spring.

Lllties Porter Essa Los Angeles Las Vegas Porter Laa Wen

Mrs. Van Hook Loses Brother Rites Held Friday

Funeral services for Jerry L. Mason 68, brother of Mrs. Lillie Van Hook of Ruston, were held at Day One Methodist Church in Webster Parish. Burial followed at the church cemetery under Green Kleinegger Funeral Home in Minden. Survivors include his widow, two daughters Margie Lewis and Jerry Madre of Shreveport, two sons John Mason of Burbank and Randel Mason of Shreveport, sister Stella Felts of Heflin, brother FE. A. Munson of Shreveport, and six grandchildren.

Lillie van Hook Ruston Jerry L. Mason Mason Doytine Methodist Webster Parish Church Green Kleinegger Funeral Home Minden van Hook Margie Lewis Jerry Madre Shreveport John Mason Burbank Calif Randel Mason Stella Felts Heflin FE. A, Munson

C of C Banquet Honors Outstanding Speaker

About 540 people packed the Lai'Ted ing hall Friday for the annual Charter of C banquet. The evening featured Dr. McFarland introducing Kenneth J. McPark and praised past achievements. The program highlighted the outstanding speaker and ongoing community ties.

Lai'Teding Hall Kenneth J. McPark

All Ex Service Men Urged To Attend Legion Meet Thur

Post Commander invites all ex servicemen to attend a Legion meeting at the Legion Home Thursday night. Lilly Sayers will present a Navy power film with commentary. A committee from the Legion and Auxiliary planned a spaghetti supper for February 19 to raise funds for Legion Home repairs.

Legion Thur Legion Post Lilly Sayers Ruston Venzey Eltigens Auxiliary

Ranger Renchs No Parish Fires During Last Week

Ranger Frink Lison stated no parish fires occurred last week and warned that the coming months could bring danger if summer remains dry. He urged caution to maintain the current fire record.

Renchs Forest Frink Lison

Louisiana extension tips and cattle meet notes

Louisiana extension notes on dairy leaders in Alexandria January 30 renewing the group and electing new directors. Cattlemen at Baton Rouge discuss Anaplasmosis with University research on vaccines and medicines, pledging progress reports to members. Lincoln Parish Cattlemens Association reports 58 paid members. many not renewed.

Louisiana Alexandria Carroll Louisiina Joe Trondin Ruston Ain Ale Chris .Blalock Jonesboro Baton Toure Cattlemens Association Baton Rouge Lincoln Parish

Archery club promotes new target setup and rates

Sterling Harrell explains a new archery program using 60 yard distances with numbered hits to score, similar to hunting practice. Participants pay 25 cents for men and boys, with funds going to the club treasury. contact Sterling Harrell for details or visit the shop department.

Harré Harrell Sterling Harrell

Three Cases Heard In City Court Mo

Only three cases were heard in city court this week with sentences for disturbing the peace. Paul J. Butler, CM, forfeited bond and a fine after appearing in publishme. Richard Burton, dr., CM, was fined $15 and sentenced to 15 days in jail for disturbing the peace.

Paul J. Butler Forte Coltege Sa Richard Burton

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