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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1962

Page

4

Smooth Transition Sought By New City Administration

Mayor Johnny Perritt seeks a smooth transition as new city administration takes over. He notes policy changes across departments, reappoints all heads, and aims for efficient services while boosting public relations and city attractiveness in Ruston. The Council will consider a Chamber of Commerce plan to raise downtown metered parking fines.

Johnny Perritt Ledbetter Pervitt Perrit Ruston Chamber of Commerce Yeear C of C

Spencer Goins Elected Head Legion Post

Spencer Goins was elected Post Commander at the Melarlanl Mc Callum Post 2 regular meeting last Thursday night. Officers elected include Tack Madsen as First Vice Commander J.D. McCallum as Second Vice Commander Henry A. Treasurer A. D. Thompson Rev. Joe Cathcart as Chaplain Charles B. Carter as Service Officer and an Executive Committee of Bill Veazey Charles Carter Sanders Baskin Richard W. Hudson Howard Davis Johnny Pervirt. Delegates to the State Convention for July 27 in Lafayette include Spencer Goins Chas. B. Carter Sanders Askin Hunter Lewis Jack Madden Larry Box and Bill Veazey.

Melarlanl McCallum Pout Secint Spenser Cigins Goins Law The Lean Goins Tack Madsen 2Nd View J.D. McCallum Henry A A. D. Thompson Joe Cathcart Charles B. Carter Bill Veary Charles Carter Richard Www Hudson Howard Davis Sanders Baskin Johnny Pervrirt Lafayette Spencer Guins Chas. B. Carter Sanders Askin Hunter Lewis Jack Madden Larry Box Bill Veazey

50 Boys Enjoy Jeep Caravan Sponsored By Parks Department

The Ruston Parks and Recreation Department sponsored a 25 mile jeep caravan through the Jackson-Lionville Game Preserve on a Friday afternoon. A six jeep and two pickup convoy left Ruston City Park led by a Police Department officer with 50 boys from the Methodist Children’s Home enjoying the slight rain. The trip included multiple stops for rest and mud delays, affecting ten adults who accompanied the group. A separate excursion for girls is planned for later in the summer.

Parks Department Parks and Recreation Department of Ruston Jackson-Lionville Iyo Lucky Boys Elo Mickey

Ruston Resident Otis Blackwell Dies in Monroe

Otis Blackwell, age 35, of Ruston, died in Monroe after hospital treatment. He is survived by four sisters and several relatives. funeral arrangements were to be announced by J. We.

Otis Blackwell Ruston Monroe Os Blackwell Dbus Shenae Claiperne Paoish United Pentieustap Chavelr Teste Pertecas Jonah Ies J. We Otis Suremiy Walt Mesa Gus Blackwell Foay Mania Tela Sodol Acedia Mars Robert Young Atvs Aie Lies Miary Laaekweil Isa Sisiers Fhaetheas Rlile

Infant Daughter of J T Johnson Died Yesterday

Infant daughter of J T Johnson died Monday July 2 at 5 00 am shortly after birth in Huston. Services at Simsburg at dad p m conducted by Rev Moore of Ruston under the direc tion Yenoaf Spears Baneral Tome. Survivors include parents Ma and Mrs Johnson one brother John Thomas Julington and grandparents Mr and Mrs MM Fubose of Simsboro and Mr ane Apes FROTE Long of Matile Ala

Tanta Lymnd Johnson MM. 1 Fubosei Simsboro Ane Apes Frote Long Matile Ala

Lincoln Parish School Board OKs New Borrowing Law

The Lincoln Parish School Board passed a resolution authorizing borrowing against next year s income to cover debts from this year s operations, seeking permission from the State Bond and Tax Board under new legislative rules. Superintendent Mar elle Fmineons noted Lincoln is among 23 parishes not needing borrowing this year and that timing hinges on anticipated severance tax receipts. The Board also named First National Bank of Rusten as fiscal agent for the coming year with borrowings at 2 percent, and outlined depository requirements.

Lincoln Parish State Bond and Tax Board Mar Elle Fmineons Lincoln Fmmons First National Bank of Rusten Iwo

Kendall Elected President of State Group

Mrs J B Kendall was elected president of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Liisi State Phabonigeedttedl Association at a meeting in New Onde. The group is linked to wives or widowed members and labor unions, with Ms Wendath noted as president of the South District. The article outlines roles in the labor movement and women’s clubs in the state.

Mes J. B. Kendall State Group Mra JG. Kendal, Jr Woun Liisi Phabonigeedttedl Oeanieation Sie VW New Onde Amb Bnendil

Insurance Talk Sets Board Course for Coverage Review

The Parish School Board authorized Superintendent Bymons to study the current school insurance system and to resist unnecessary changes. Member William A. Marbury proposed a two meter policy with individual bus operator certificates to ensure bus insurance coverage. The board adopted values for school property for insurance purposes and moved routine items, including appointing Claude C. Davis as a bus driver to replace the retired Eugene Davis, and recognizing Beech Tree extension site dedication near Cypress Springs. Forestry extension service forester Trebstock reported a new borrowing authority from Farmers Home Administration for forest improvements.

Parish Bymons Aoe William A. Marbury Boar Claude CC. Davis Fellowship Colors Est Eugene Davis Ty Sien Cypress Springs Sehuel Bse Hesthaeds Trestbock

South Pacific on stage at Tech July 12 and 13

Rodgers and Hammerstein musical to be presented in the Tech Auditorium with a 60 piece orchestra. Cast includes UC students and Pineville award winner James G. Smith directs, Hobn Taek handles technical direction, and Debbie Hollins sings lead. Tickets available at the college box office or from cast members.

South Pacific Tech Seta Tetel Toniecina Tech Aquadie Rodgers’ Ane Fran Pineville Will Ysley Faaile le Becque Deane Saeklamd Opelousas Filoods Grigaeta Sao Younes Anu Will Ayppesuus Opera Workshop Winkel

Fatal crash on Highway 80 involving two gravel trucks

A Friday afternoon wreck on Highway 80 near Farmerville Road killed Bernard Lovett Jr and seriously injured three Lovett family members. A 15 yard gravel truck driven by Claude Knighton jackknifed while rain complicated stopping. Four autos were involved, one reportedly passing on the shoulder. Ambulances rushed Lovett Jr to Lincoln General Hospital where he died. Grandparents and other family members suffered injuries as hospitals treated the injured.

Bernard Lovett, Jr Lincoln General Hospital Farmerville Road Lovett Toe Luce Lavetts Lave Spent & Gols

Three Parish Youths To Attend Farm Bureau Meeting

Members of Louisiana's latest farmers organization will attend the 0th annual convention in Baton Rouge June 22-23. About 1,700 Farm Bureau members from Lincoln Parish and surrounding areas are expected. The convention aims to adopt recommendations and policies for the coming year to better coordinate farming, livestock, and grain prices.

Farm Bureau Louisiana Colvin Mne Cian Gretton Barry Ui Coline Parnas Bareat Baether

Senator Montgomery Speaks on Court Prayer Ruling in Interview

Deshnenpenly's Senator Harold Montgomery commented on the Supreme Court decision banning school prayers. He defended the current amendment as protecting religion and criticized church leaders for not taking a side. He urged Congress to clarify religious freedom in the Constitution with a Senate resolution sent to Vice President and officials.

Willy Senmster Harold Montgomery Deshnenpenly Supreme Court State Senate Montgomery Congress Senate

Chemical Controls Crawling Chinch Bugs' Concludes County Agent Report

County agent discusses chemical controls for crawling chinch bugs, detailing deficiencies, weather effects, and recommendations. Notes mention LeVasseur and DeVasseur observations, prep work, and timing for treatments. References to eggs, shakes, and field conditions indicate ongoing infestation management and field trials.

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Nellie Hayes W. B. Perritt Fyter, Tex Spencer Goins Head Legion J. T. Johnson Superintendentmmons J. B. Kendall, Jr H. B. Dean Titus Stil Gienibers Paul Blendershot Simma Dyson Gure Brocketth Conmniniter Ifaison Debbie Pen Hollins AL OM. Cighier Mr. AE Qainnie Os Ruston Wreck Mig Muad-West Dire Baer MW Imelite Chey LSU Data Wer Treastien Arentin Eau Pederitiont Senator Montgomery Chnaphedys Cerny Awent DeVasseur Dass Usiel Peer Baiken Vieuia Boery Podlert Fais Dueck Sartdy LeVeinseur Ridaen Cording Peebles
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