Contemporary Art Exhibit Displayed At Grambling College
Grambling College presents a week long display from Atlanta University’s permanent collection as part of Nogrd History Week. The exhibit features avant garde works by Oubre Lowe Barnum Ridley Wilson MacCullough Phil lips Wegers Chirk and V. Chirk with pieces in sculpture oils watercolor and prints. It runs during regular hours in the Fine Arts Building for students and community viewing.
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Atlanta University
Atlanta, Ga
Grambling College
Jomes Richardson
Hayward L. Oubre
Alabama State College
Cylon Lowe
Henry Barnam
Benjamin Britt
Arls
Cergorty Ridley
Stambling College
John Wilson
Geraldine MacCullough
Harper ‘T. Phillips
John Wegers
Texas Southern University
Irene V. Chirk
Richardson
Newio
College
Grambling High School
Terry Alexander
Vernan Malveaux
Nathan Jones, Jr
Clifton Lemello i
Dr. Bardolph
Atlanta
December Business In Ruston Up Over Same Period in '57
Louisiana Business Review reports Ruston December 1958 shows gains across most sectors over December 1957, with notable rises in department store sales 23.5 percent, postal receipts 22.4 percent, and bank deposits 15.4 percent. Freight carloadings fell 2 percent year over year.
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Ruston
Fellowship News From Fellowship Community
Mr and Mrs C B Pope from Columbia Mississippi visited Mr and Mrs John Ferrell Davis last week. Burl Davis visited their children in Jena. Sue is home from the hospital and improving. The Ladies Adult I Sunday school class meets Tuesday afternoon. Plans are underway for the Sweetheart banquet Friday for intermediates and young people. Mrs W M Whitman from Minden visited Mrs Alvin Davis. Mrs Everett Gratton hosted a Stanley party Monday. Flays Colvin and family from Shreveport visited Mrs Eula Colvin. Mrs Margarete Elam celebrated her 83rd birthday Wednesday. Visitors included Mrs Nannie Fuller of Fellowship community and Mrs Kay and daughter Adell from Port Arthur. Claride Liggin returned home for the weekend. Next Tuesday is quitting day for our T D C. A community invitation to visit and the road around our lake and camp site has been graveled. Encourage youth camp, prayer, giving and work for the youth who will be adults soon.
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Burl Davis
Jena
Sue
W. M. Whitman
Minden
Alvin Davis
Everett Gratton
Flays Colvi
Shreveport
Eula Colvin
Margarete Elam
Nannie Fuller
Fellowship Community
Kay
Hico
Adell
Port Arthur
Claride Liggin
T.D.C
Profit and Principles in Mikoyan Visit Sparks Debate
By THURMAN argues that industrialists cheerleading Mikoyan’s visit and push for broader U S Soviet trade betray Christian and patriotic values. He warns communism seeks to overthrow free government and laments deficits and aid to socialist ventures, urging adherence to American principles and caution toward Soviet overtures. The piece cites Khrushchev’s warning, Dulles’ critique, and stresses vigilance against economic warfare and race or class tensions.
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Patiala
Suely Cohters
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Anastasy Mikoyan
Amelia
United States
Soviet Union
Lenin
Louisiana Beauties Headed for Washington Mardi Gras Ball
Louisiana state society prepares for the Mardi Gras ball in Washington with Queen Linda Guidry of Opelousas and 27 queens from cities like Leesville New Orleans and Bogalusa. Attendees include LSU coach Paul Dietzel, Miss USA Arlene Howell, and notable Louisiana figures, highlighting the festival's capital celebration.
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Louisiana
Allen J. Ellender
Mamoth Sheraton Park
Linda Guidry
Opelousas
Dr. Miller
Arlene Howell
Bossier City
LSU
Paul Dietzel
Miss Coit
Billy Cannon
Mary Ann Basnight
Silver Spring
Warren Rabb
Elizabeth Beyt
St. Martinsville
Ham Richardson
Baton Rouge
Corinne Boggs
New Orleans
Paul Wooten
Maria Allen
Leesville
Sally ‘Risso
Catherine Bush
Bogalusa
Carolyn Ann Charry
Franklin
Any
Linda
Leland Allert
Springhill
Loulsland
Ndine
Ville Platte
Gladys Mestayer
Net ShoMa
Tommife Jean Rayburn
Tainda ‘Matte Sullivan
Turas
Sally Ann
Sum<lin
Delhi
Casiille Wootall
Oakdale
What Form To Use What Form To Use Here’s How To Tell
Washington UPI notes you may file the income tax return on the short form IMCA if your income or combined income on a joint return was under 10000 in 1958 and included not more than 200 in dividends Interest or wages not subject to withholding but you may not use the short form if you itemize deductions claim head of household status are a non resident alien or fall into other categories.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Hospital Vote Backed by Parish Leaders
The Leader argues the hospital issue goes beyond personalities and urges progress. It contends the old building cannot be repaired, praising a modern facility with needed equipment, and warns a failure to support the plan would burden the community and conscience.
Grambling to Observe Negro History Week with Assembly
Grambling College will celebrate Negro History Week with a general assembly on Thursday February 12 at 7:00 pm in the college auditorium. Speakers include D Richard Bardolph of the University of North Carolina Greensboro and Grambling professors Louis Goodwin and Charles Simmons. The Grambling College choir will perform under L Estelle Mayo.
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America
Grambling College
Bureau of Publication
D.rihard Bardolph
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Greensboroe
N. C. Dy
Louis C. Goodwin
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Kiliten Heddey
Grambling
Louisiana Business Review
C. B. Pope
Columbia
Miss
John ‘Ferrell Davis
Thurman
Mikoyiin
Russia
Khrushchev
Mikavatti
Dulles
Fure
Ign Visitorr
Philosphy
Coachella Valley
California
New York
Grand Central Terminal
Washington, D. C
Lincoln Parish
Lou Allen
Ord
Louisiana’ Tech
Louisiana State Society
King of Washington
Eningenna
Qfian.c. Miles
Louisiiana
Universttam
Queen Dixie
A. Rew
Meri
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Assembly
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