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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1958
Page
2
Officers from all sections of Louisiana 4-H converge on Shreveport in May for the first 4-H state conference of the leadership program. C S Shirley, state club agent, will supervise a two day meeting at Capt. Shreveport.
4 H club news covers a meeting led by Jo anny Stewart with officer nominations and discussion of banquet. Attendees include Mrs. W. G Melner, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Alexander, Mrs. La ve, and visitors from Virnaa Ruston and New Orleans.
Four H club members gathered at Ruston High School to learn new needlework and craft techniques. The session focused on practical projects and skill building for youth participants.
Community notes from Alabama recount an open house at Madam a Church honoring Rev and Mrs Dudley Downing Wasper with gifts gratefully received. The missive also mentions weekend visits from relatives, social gatherings, and personal reflections, including prayers and a Bible quotation.
Attendance declined due to cold weather as New Hope held a Bible study week with 3444 attendees. Members from New Hope joined the quarterly voting at First Baptist Rustan last Thursday. Relatives and friends visited, including Mrs O J Mason and Mrs Mollig non, with several families gathering for weekend events and partial reports of activities in Alexandria.
The first meeting for 190 at the South Arkansas Section of the American Chemical Society will be held at Dewey's Steak House in El Dorado on Tuesday evening January 28 at 7:00 pm. The speaker Dr Carl D Douglass, Associate Professor of Biochemistry at University of Arkansas School of Medicine, will discuss the chemistry and biology of the flavonoid pigments. The talk title is Where the Yellow Went.
A biochemist with ties to Oak Ridge Institute and Nuclear Studies is noted for affiliations with the American Chemical Society and the University of Arkansas School of Medicine. He focuses on biochemical effects of atomic radiation in plants and animals, and holds roles in departments of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.
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