Senior basketball tourney and school plans outlined
The note describes upcoming events at West Heartta school including a senior class play, plans for a March school event, and a Junior Basketball Tournament recap. It praises student performances from 6th to 8th grades and thanks Mr. Napper for help. The article mentions a Sweetheart Banquet and upcoming games, hoping for wins next week.
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Sda
Future Techna
Wetfory
Ruston
Napper
Migs
Chlatian
Tam
Color music shows to air this spring on television
A Southern Bell sponsored series will present hour long musical programs in color this spring. The telecasts will be announced with dates and times in local newspapers. Families and friends who enjoy music are urged to watch for the upcoming broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Bell
Army service men in training and assignments across posts
Lincoln area notes military personnel in Arkansas Georgia Germany and Louisiana. Army Pvt Billy W Lockwood and Pvt William F Barnett completed eight week automotive maintenance courses at Fort Chaffee Arkansas. Lt Barr W Taylor completed officer leadership course at Fort Benning Georgia. Pfc Charles E Garner assigned to 15th Evacuation Hospital in Germany. About 40 percent of licensed drivers in the United States are women.
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Rort Chaffer
Ark
Willam F. Barnett
Willie FP. Barnett
Choudrant
Fort Chaffee
Barnett
Army
Choudrant High School
Billy W. Lockwood
Wuife
TuaRovee
Liberty
Tex
Tackwood
Fort Cheffer
Farmerville High School
J. M. Lockwood
Route 2
Downsville
Fort Benning
Barr W. Taylor
Norman Barr Taylor
Infantry
Wort Benning
Li Taylor
Cetonsville High School
Northwest Louisiana State College
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Munchweiler
Germany
Charles E. Garner
Barbara
E. Line Ave
Ruston
15Th
Garner
Fort Hood
Fort Polk
Lincoln High School
Milam Drug Co
Amy
oCo
United States
National Wildlife Federation convention address topic list
C W Mats tisor, president of the Conservation Education Association, will address over 200 delegates at the 23rd annual National Wildlife Federation convention in New York at the Slidratom McAlpih Hotel on March 27 1955. Mattison will open the afternoon program with The Threat’s art Resources, tying into National Wildlife Week observances March 15 21. A pollution control panel will be moderated by Dr Clarence Cottam featuring Rep John A Blatile Mayo Clinic Dr M M Hargraves and others. The closing banquet includes entertainment by the Hawaii affiliate and Dr Art Smith will discuss Uncle Sam’s Grazing Lands a Conservation Challenge. The pesticide panel features Dr M M Hargraves Dr Walter Dykstra L F Curl Dr Clarence Hoff man Lee Huehner and Charles D Kelley. National Wildlife Federation is the nation’s largest conservation group with 48 states Hawaii and DC affiliates.
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New York
N.Y
C. W
Mats Tisor
The
Conservation Education Association
National Wildfire Federation
McAlpih
Fhébé Yroly
Fels
Mattison
U. S. Forest
Washington
di ‘Cy
Federation
Turner Battle of
Rocky Mount
N.C
John A. Blatile
Minn
Gordon McCallum
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Harvey Flint
Providentce, R.L
Eleanor Hanlon
Syracus
Hawaii
Art Smith
University of Utah
Uncle Sam
Smith
Clarence Cottam
Welder Wildlife Foundation
M. M. Hargraves
Mayo Clinic
Walter Dykstra
Ui. Fish and Wildlife Service
L. F. Curl
U.S.D.A. Plant Pest Control Division
Clarence Hoffman
U.S.D.A. Entomology Research Division
Lee Huehner
Association
Charles D. Kelley
Alabama Wildlife Federation
National Wildlife Federation
Territory of Hawaii
District of Columbia
Pilllion Irndividuals
Farmers Must File Tax Returns By Feb Sixteen
Farmers and ranchers who missed the January 15 deadline for 1958 estimated income tax must file their final 1958 federal income tax return by Monday February 16, 1959. IRS official John L. Tolar from Monroe Louisiana urges compliance and notes the Farmers Tax Guide 1959 edition explains filing requirements.
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John L. Tolar
Internal Revenue Service
Monroe
Internal Revenue
IRS
Birthday greetings and family visits dominate New Prospect notes
New Prospect community notices list birthday wishes for Nelda Burnham Grover Burnham Claude Crawford and Emmett Crawford. The round of visits includes Grover Burnham to Emmett Crawford family Rus Lincoln Dubach Shreveport Ruston New Iberia and Fellowship connections with Barham Doss Fuller and Barmore households.
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Grover Burnham
E. A. Burnham
Estelle Alexander
Ferman
Marybeth Burnham
Mary Jo Ossenbeck
Dubach
Joe Burnham
Ruslin
Emmett Crawford
Nelda Burnham
Claude Crawford
Claude Henny
Hilly
Shreveport
Doyle Barham
F. A. Herring
Melvin Doss
Paul Martin
Rudolph Orwell
Ruston
Peck Colvin
Bud Fuller
W. J. Golden
Ronnie
W. A. Barmore
Curtis Barmore
Bernice
Wayne Barmore
Linnie Alexander
Minden
Luck Howell
Ray Oxford
Neva Alexander
Myrtis Alexander
Clyde Crawford
Louise Youngblood
Youngblood
Norris Alexander
New Prospect Church
Newton Oxford
S. J. Barmore
Clayton Barham
Federation Awards Contract For New Washington Office
The National Wildlife Federation awarded the William P. Lipscomb Company of Washington a contract to construct its new two-story headquarters on 16th Street NW, with expansion planned to eight floors. Groundbreaking has begun and completion is expected around January 1, 1960, funded in part by a $300,000 estate grant for site purchase.
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Washington, D. C
National Wildlife Federation
16Th Street
N. W
Ernest F. Swift
Claude D. Kelley
Atmore
Ala
Federation
William P. Lipscomb Company
Washington
Harry Barrett
A.rilba
Warren Bogen & Associates
Otto Vogt
National Wildlife Federation history and campaign notes
Thursday February 12 1959 an article highlights Louise Ayer Hathaway of Massachusetts a conservation teacher and describes a special building fund campaign to finance Federation programs. It covers the National Wildlife Federation’s nonprofit status its 48 affiliated states and the District of Columbia, founder details and leadership changes while noting population growth and car ownership statistics.
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Louise Ayer Hathaway
Massachusetts
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