District Court Fines Involving Drunk Driving And Violations
Court session led by Judge J. R. Dawkins imposed 1,325 dollars in total fines and costs. Huey Green received 350 dollars plus costs and 125 days in jail for second offense drunk driving, while L. C. Elliot was fined 300 dollars and 60 days in jail. Harmon Martin 50 dollars, Tommy Underwood 59 dollars, Herbert Lee Holland 50 dollars, and Willie Pierce 400 dollars plus 120 days in jail for various driving offences. Chester A. Lewis 25 dollars for disturbing the peace. Duncan Allen Williams 100 dollars and 60 days in jail for no driver’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Dawkins
Huey Green
L. C. Elliot
Harmon Martin
Tommy Underwood
Herbert Lee Holland
Willie Pierce
Chester A. Lewis
Duncan Allen Williams
Six Fined By City Judge In Monday Court
City Judge Fred Jones tried six cases Monday. Eloise Nix paid 15 dollars and costs for appearing intoxicated in public. Oliver Simmons was fined 15 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace by intoxicated appearance. Charles Kendrick faced 35 dollars and costs for reckless motor vehicle operation. Willie Kimble also paid 15 dollars and costs for intoxicated disturbance. Ernest Sanders paid 15 dollars while R W Lynaum failed to appear for arraignment. a cash bond of 35 dollars deposited here was forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jones
Eloise Nix
Oliver Simmons
Charles Kendrick
Willie Kimble
Ernest Sanders
R. W. Lynaum
Dr Wayne Robichaux Named President of Recreation Group
Dr Wayne Robichaux associate specialist in sociology with LSU Agricultural Extension Service has been named president of the Louisiana Recreation Association. Officers for the coming year were elected at the recent annual meeting of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Wayne Robichaux
Louisiana State University
Agricultural Extension Service
Louisiana Recreation Association
As- Eer
Funeral Held for Mrs. L. Stallings Former Resident
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm at the Methodist Church in Grayson for Mrs. Tayelia Stallings 77 who died Saturday morning in St. Francis Hospital. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery, Ruston. Survivors include son G. T. Melton of Lidke Rock Ark, two brothers Lou Staples Ruston and John Staples Jackson Miss, two sisters Miss Addie Staples Grayson and Mrs. Emily Lee Los Angeles, and one granddaughter. Mrs. Stallings was born and raised in Ruston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Tayelia Stallings
St. Francis Hospital
Greenwood Cemetery
Ruston
Whice
G. T. Melton
Lidke Rock
Ark
Lou Staples
John Staples
Jackson
Miss
Addie Staples
Emily Lee
Los Angeles
Calif
Tech Singers Set Concerts TV Appearance
The Louisiana Tech Men's Glee Club, led by Professor Tollinghuisen with Helen Tucker as accompanist, performed for Dorado High School at 10:30 AM, then for Crossett High at 1 PM, and Hamburg High at 2:20 PM on January 10. On return to Ruston, they delivered a 11 minute TV segment on KNOE-TV at 5 PM. Police link a drug store burglary in San Antonio to a suspect after a hangover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Tech
Arkansas ‘Sehonts
Collegins
Me. A. KE. Tollinghuisen
Helen Tucker Wooldrithte
Lt Dorado High School
Crassett
Crossett Wish School
Hamburg
Ark
Ruston
Glee Club
Knoe-Tv
At & P.m. Nde
Officials Named to Recreation Association Roles
In Baton Rouge the New Orleans Recreation Department named Dave Schowermann as vice president. Judy Mornhaker, supervisor at City Park Recreation Center in Baton Rouge, was chosen secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Dave Schowermann
New Orleans
North Central Louisiana oil and gas completions listed
A Rog detailing five completions in North Central Louisiana with others in Lincoln Parish and surrounding parishes. Entries include Calhoun, Ruston, Unionville, Bienville and Jackson Parish fields, with depths from about 2,000 to 10,000 feet and gas or condensate outcomes. Notable wells include Newton H Kavanagh south of Clay with gas at 7,875 feet and several Calhoun and Monroe area fields with open-flow gas shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nodson Kleader
Union Parish
Louisiana
Bienville Parish
Newton WW
Kavaniashwell
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Company
Lincoln Parish
Calhoun Field
Gull OW Corp
Calhoun
Ruston Field
Pura OW Co
Colvin
Jeralion
Simshary
C. Trahan
G. &. Simpson
Unionville
Grisby McCord
Shadow
Bear Creek
Jack W. Grisby
Bienville
Tedal
Brycekind Field
Calif. Co
Jackson Parish
Wildcats
Barnwell Drilling Co
Barnwell-Anders
Chatham
Barnwell-Martin Timber Co
A. J. Hodges Industries Inc
R. Jones
Vernon
Barnwell Drilling Co. Inc
Barnwell Continental Can Co
la, Gas Co
Newton H. Kavanaugd
Clay Field
Ark
Gas Co
Boyd Estate
Cartwright Field
Jelt Drilling Co
Tremont Lumber Co
Quachita Parish
Discovery-Cheniere
Paul FL McBride Jr
Laura Wiltz
Monroe
Gul Oil Corp
Calhoun Unit
Gulf Oi Corp
Calhoun 19
Chenicre Creek
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Olin Mathieson Inc
West Monroe
Monroe Field
Crescent Production Co
Fred W. Huenefeld
United Carbon Co
C-20 Union Producing Co
Union Producing Co
Olin Gas Transmission Corp
Fee
Chamber Banquet Tickets Go On Sale
W. W. Durden Sr. announces tickets for the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet are on sale this week. Guest speaker is Dr. Charles L. Allen of First Methodist Church Houston. Members and last year's seat holders can buy for 10 days, then remaining tickets go on a first come, first served basis after January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Durden Sr
Chamber
Charles L. Allen
Plaster of First Methodist Church
Houston, Tex
Durden
2500 Items Collected in Lions Drive
Ruston residents answered the Lions Club drive sending glasses to India. Official reports show about 200 complete eyeglass sets, over 2,000 lenses, 100 frames without lenses, 150 assorted temples, and four boxes of usable bits. Horline thanked the public and committee members Gulvin and bedeven for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
Lions Club
India
Tom Vertine
Electrmian
Joek T. Kelly
Lions
Ou Grove
Herline
Horline
Coceil Gulvin
Bedeven
Cil Ine di
Jaycees Urge Nominees For Man of Year
Ruston Junior Chamber of Commerce asks residents to submit nominations for the Young Man of the Year for consideration by the Jaycees. The Distinguished Service Award will be given at the annual banquet January 19 in the Tech Student Center with Lt. Gov. Aycock as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Tech Student Center
Ruston Daily Leader
Aycock
Louisiana
Civil Service Exams Slated for February 1961
State Civil Service announces February tests for Industrial Field Representative Junior Livestock Loan Field Representative Milk Technician Probation and Parole Officer I Probation and Parole Officer IL Rental Project Manager and Secretary. Some positions do not require written tests including Grounds Supervisor Industrial School Worker Librarian Police Laboratory Technician and Students Residence Housemother. Hammett sued that exams will be given February 11 if enough candidates are scheduled from his area. Applicants must file applications with the Department of Civil Service by 12:00 p.m. January 27, 1961. Information and forms available from local offices or by mail to Department of Civil Service Baton Rouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretary
My. Th
Hammett
Direetor
Union Parish Trade School
Department of Civil Service
P. O. Box Air
Capitol Station
Talon Rouge
Louisiana
Parish Welfare
Veterans' Service Office
True School
P. Q
Baton Rouge
Jaycee Banquet Seeks Nominations for Man of the Year
Morris Din urges broad input as Jaycee seeks nominations for the year’s Man of the Year. Tickets at $2.50 per plate available from Jaycee members. public attendance invited. Last year’s winner was Jimmy Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Din
Jimmy Carter
Golden Anniversary Observed by Smiths in Greenville
Mrs. Vv. C. Larance reports the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ardis Smith in Greenville Sunday. Attended by Mr. and Mrs. RS. Larante and others from Rose ton, they later visited Wesley Jones at Point La and met their daughter Jean and her family. Several local couples visited Monore and Minden areas. pastor Jerry Means was present for services after a conference in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. C. Larance
RS. Larante
Frank Roane
Floyd Rinehart
Roseton
Ardis Smith
Greenville
Wesley Jones
Point, la
Jean
Fred Lavance
Larry
T. A. Lavance
Phurstay
Kimp Upehpreh
R. EF. Upchurch
Bastrap
R. FE
Upchurch
Don
John FE
Susie
Monror
Jerry Means
Minnesota
Lane Colvin
Vi C. Laranee
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Mrs. Stallings
Soma Tanpover
San Antonio
Tex
UPD
Battery F
National Guard
Thomas Lewis
Hunter Lewis
Larry Fox
Thomas C. Lewis
C. K. Davis
A. L. McCullin
Harold Best
R. N. Williamson
Shalby Johnson
Dalton Williamson
Walter Rogers
Tommy Howell
William L. Rasbury
Willard Barham
Paul Barham
Obbie Orwell
Knawood Taylor
Floyd Nelan
Ben Giles
Willie Neal
W. A. Colvin II
Willie Tibbits
Grayson Baxter
Rip Pines
Wiliam H. Griffin
T. W. Ray Johnson
R. C. Ricks
Herman Smith
Ralph Loflin
Jewell Williamson
William J. Harrison
H. ©. Trussell
James H. Roach
Roy Halstead
Barto Moore
Herbert Green
Griggs
Robert L. Williams
M. E. Woodward
Milton Rhinehart
W. E. Neilson
Jerald Sanderson
George Jiles
Monroe Cooper
B. C. Davidson
Hargrave
Clint Morris
Autry
Bl. Futrell
OIL, Gas Report
Lo Wildeatter
pOutt
Gulf South
United Gas
United
Lions Drive
South Burlington
Ad-Seves-Ciil
Mes
Shitsald
Minquetlo
Nathon
Aedes
Daily Leader
Peeve
Larance
Nat'l. Farm Loans Association
M. K. Weaver
MERY
Rainwater
Ford
Evere Lary
Hardage
Ford Ruston, Louisiana
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