Names Gathered From Ruston Area Notices
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals tied to Ruston and nearby areas such as Monroe Grambling Thibodaux and other Louisiana towns. Names include Margaret De Cinter Parley Vitelia Lon Baas West Monroe John Ochis Oxford Martha Edwitta Chedtwood James Theo Draite Dora Lee Durrett Mas Delton Upshaw Alice Ann Kirby Emmett Woodard Shirley Foster Nearsbee Williams Linda Jean Ferguson Willia Skipper Barbara Cothran John William Ray Finley James Tuggle Essie Davis Bill Brigda Joe Shyne Patricia Wright Dallan Bond Lerora Bobb Ernest Johnson Precigus Smith Willie Washington Emma Wilson Robert Jackson Effie Harris Willie Lowery and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egro Sifitate
Essie, Davis
Ruston
Bill Brigda
Oe ‘Brown
Grambling
Joe Shyne
Patricia-Jeafina Wright
Gram Burg
Dallan Bond
Tinsley
Louisvillota
Lerora
Bobb
Weeks Island
Ernest Frederic’ Johnson
Thibodéaux
Precigus
Lee. Smith
Rustort
Willie’ Edward Washington
Emma Jené Wilson
Robert
Pears Grown in All Louisiana Sections Public guidance on varieties and care
Louisiana farmers can grow pears across the state using Pineapple Hood Garber LeConte Kieffer and Orient varieties. Pineapple and Orient resist fire blight best. LeConte matures late July to early August, others in September. Harvest when two thirds to three fourths grown and ripen at 60 to 62 degrees for two to three weeks. Fertilizer advice favors complete 8-8-8, early spring growth, and leaf disease control with Fermate Bordeaux and copper sprays. County agents can provide spray schedules and planting guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Hood
Garber
Orient
Bordeaux
Home Orchard
Riser Tech to Teach Americanism Versus Communism
Henry G Aeer reports that a crucial word was omitted in this week’s piece from Louisiana sources. The article discusses themes of Americanism versus Communism and the role of technology education in shaping civic values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riser Tech
Henry G Aeer
Louisiana
Ruston Daily Leader
Ford
Lesta
Simaboro Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
The Simaboro Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Gien Mullin’s home on Friday February 4 with fourteen present. Mrs. Mullin presided in the president’s absence. Minutes and club funds were reviewed, reports on Nutrition Housing Family Life and Health and Home Management were given, and Mrs. Jannis Shea demonstrated garment hemming. Refreshments were served to the listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simaboro
Homer Best
L. H. David
Grady Lewis
L. M. Napper
Don Durrett
L A. Mullin
B. T Buntyn
D. P. Peterson
Lena Thompson
Burna Warner
A. B. Houck
New Herbicide Fenac Approved for Cane Fields
Baton Rouge authorities report Fenac, a pre-emergence herbicide, controls Johnson grass seedlings and other grasses in plant cane. LSU Agricultural Experiment Station tests show excellent results. U S Department of Agriculture permits use on seed cane but restricts milling and feed cane pending residue studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Johnson
Fenac
LSU Agricultural Experiment Station
E. R. Stamper
Stamper
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Project Leaders Selected At Center St. Club
The Center Street Home Demonstration Club met in Mrs. Vernon Stevens’ home for January. Members elected project leaders for 1961 including Clothing, Consumer Education, Family Life and Health, Gardening, Home Management, Housing, Neighborhood 4-H, Nutrition, and World Citizenship. Mary Lee Chandler delivered a Home Management report on the 1961 Family Living Outlook, and D. C. Dubois named outstanding member for 1960. A demonstration on Accessories Around the Clock followed with Perc y Nix modeling a beige tailored dress and showcasing accessory use for multiple seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Mary Lee Chandler
J. C. Mobley
Vernon Stevens
Marcel Sote
Clara Dungeers
D. C. Dubois
Ona Blondin
Percy Nix
Blondin
ny @ceasion
First Baptist WMS Program Held At Church
The WMS of First Baptist Church met February 1 at 6:30 pm for the regular monthly meeting. Winn Trent Chess Club organized the dinner. Mrs. Taye ward Titon gave the invocation. Mrs. Ch 2 daiking deck led in prayer. Kitty Anderson Circle presented a grant from Royal Service. Mrs. Wesley Ivby delivered the devotional and a song. YW A girls and RA boys read scripture. Mrs. Jack Brooks discussed Our American Witness. Mrs. R. L. Helms presented Mrs. Fred Hamilton with a flip chart for the new mission study titled The Dreamer Cometh about Luther Rice. A special prayer for the sick and bereaved was led by Dr. Lee. Winnie Trent won the court of the circles. Mrs. Arthur Thigpen issued a Week of Prayer call. Annie Mac Bradley closed in prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMLS
First Baptist Church
Winn Trent Chess
Tayeward Titon
Ch 2
Kitty Anderson Circlo
Prac
Royal Service
Wesley Ivby
Christ
Y.W.A
R.A
Jack
Luther Rice
Lee
Winnie Trent
Arthur Thigpen
Annie Mac Bradley
Crossroads C B Henrys Entertain Sunday Visitors
Mrs C B Henry hosts a social hour welcoming Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hammon and family and Mr and Mrs Carey Sanders and Miss May Sanders of Shreveport. Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned to February 28 at the home of Mr Van Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Henry’s
C. B. Henry
Wilbur Hammon
Carey Sanders
May Sanders
Shreveport
Buchanan
van, Hook
Meeting of iNurses on Drugs and Solusions
The General Duty Section of the nurses meets Thursday February 9 in the Durston Hospital dining hall. Dr. Robert Carter leads a talk on Drugs and Solutions. At the last meeting a recommendation urged instructing patients and families about returning to the recovery room after surgery. AIT registered nurses are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston Hospital
Robert Carter
AIT
Week End Socials and Notable Visits in Local Homes
A parade of visitors graced local households including Mr. and Mrs. G W H Dye and guests Wallace of Rustan on Sunday, along with Mr and Mrs C B Henry hosting Z L Swint Emmil Patton and son Rob ert of Lisbon, George Sanders family, Maud Sanders of Homer, and J C Heard. Mrs A I Morrison is in Arcadia awaiting recovery. Dewey Singleton received a bridal shower Saturday at Salem with many gifts. Grandparents A F Harmadrt welcomed another girl. Saturday social time at C B Henry home included Gertha Sanders and Mrs Henry Galloway Arcadia visitor. Mrs A L McCullen is ill. prayers for quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. WH. Dye
W. Hh, Wallace
Rustan
C. B. Henry
Z. L. Swint
Emmil Patton
Robert
Lisbon
A. I. Morrison
Arcahope
Dewey Singleton
Salem
A. F. Harmadrt
A. F. Halstead
Lou Hedgepeth
Albert Hood
Gertha Sanders
Henry Galloway
Arcadia
A. L. McCullen
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Gatoiott Nicholson
Baton
Rouge
Hassan Nazem Abdulhade
Baton Fours
Sandra Sie Soloman
John Ochis Oxford, Jr
Martha “Edwitta Chedtwood
Dora Lee Durrett
Thomas Delton Upshaw
Alice Ann Kirby
Corddva
Ala
Emmett Ray Woodard
Shirley’ Ann. Foster
Nearsbee
Williams
Downsville
Linda Jean Ferguson
Willia Vernon Skipper
Barbara May Cothran
West Manes
John William Ray
Moni
Peggle S. Finley
Choudrant
Dares Edward Hickman
Cal- Noun
Mary
Kay Worley
Monroe
George Lawrence’ Stephens, Jr
Mortroe
Pegey
Joyce Bates
Delhi
James Thomas Tuggle, Jr
Banshee’ City
Nat'l. Farm Loan Association
M. K. Weaver
Charlotte Hightower
C. 8. Hightower
Assessors’ Association
Beverly Jean Kirkendorf
Fletcher Thomas
Mary Ann Goree
Elmer Powell
Simsboro
Kathbert Singleton
Emmett Brown
Dudley Cowan
Cain
Mele Malin
Wee
To ‘Mehoro HD. Club
AG News
Join_America’s
Hristmas Club
Getre
Ruston State Bank & Trust Co
Vicki Raye Richardson
R. R. Richardson
Vicki Raye
Ronnie Buchannan
Bert Buchannan
Hallsville
Texas
Church of Christ In
Center St
First ‘Baptist
iNurses
Eves
E. C. Lederer
Optometrist
Alpine
Residance Alpine
DAGE
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