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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1957
Page
16
A partial readable fragment highlights a scheduled event or action with names and places partially visible. The text is unclear but indicates a notice or brief item from a local newspaper page segment.
In Memphis the Scouts Executive Jack E aid lauded group for recent progress. Recognition banquet planned for February 5 with A B Clarkson and McCoggins among honorees. 1957 plans include district drives, budget actions, and a 6 percent rise in overall membership, with Midland and Southeast districts awaiting a district executive.
16 year old Miss Beverlde Biscome, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Biscome, a Ruston High School junior, is a March of Dimes Queen candidate. She has blonde hair blue eyes stands five feet tall and is an honor student active in Future Business Leaders of America 4 H Debate Chatterbox Pepettes. She enjoys swimming dancing and collects stuffed animals.
Mrs Ida Carraway 76 of Ruston Route 4 died in Ruston Hospital after long illness. Funeral services were held at Wesley Chapel Church Monday at 3 PM with Rev J W Olds officiating, burial in the church cemetery. Darby Funeral Home of Ruston directed arrangements.
A fragmented obituary notice expresses gratitude for support during illness and death. It mentions Mrs. Ta ppanhirch Be burl? and the Taylor family, thanks to Ruston Hospital staff, especially Dr. Joe Smith, and notes arrangements for bereavement and condolences from various relatives.
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