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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
6
Advice on planning year round color in home landscapes. Emphasizes seasonal bloom, seed color, foliage, fruit and seed display, and the use of non living materials like fences and rocks to maintain color when flowers are out of bloom. Encourages careful plant selection and planning to avoid bleak gaps after spring.
Dubach's midget team edged Ruston Elementary 7-6 yesterday as Corrico and Whitman powered the Dubach lineup with Whitman delivering a triple and a double. For Ruston Elementary, Hanks, Chellette, and Payton stood out with strong hitting and pitching. In Little League, Dubach topped Ruston 15-9-1 as Bonin and Calvin went 3 for 4, with Hanks pitching the late inning for Mus ton.
Grambling College announced the formation of a Grambling chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, the national honor education society. Officers include Charles Mathovotisi as president, Carvie Walker as vice president, Mary Helen Toney as secretary, Gloria Gabriel Jeaneretti as treasurer, Mary Nell Booker as parliamentarian, and Inna Kelly as sergeant at arms, with Dr. Bury Bradford as chapter counselor. The ceremony featured Jed Rader of Purdue University as speaker and included numerous initiates such as Amaie Windish and Mary Booker, among others, highlighting the college’s five Negro campus units of KDP. The notice emphasizes financial literacy messaging alongside the educational achievement.
The thirteenth annual Summer Music Camp closed with Friday night exhibitions at Howard Auditorium. Two sessions at 4:00 and 7:30 featured baton-twirling skits by Don Durand and performances from outstanding bank students in The Honor Bane. Campers gathered for a Grande finale presenting Born To Be Free as Dr Naymuond and the group sang the camp theme Tul We Meech Again.
Ralph Edwards, writer and TV figure, was named 1963 National Crusade Chairman of the American Cancer Society. Announcement in Chicago by Board Chairman Rutherford LeJellis highlighted Edwards long support, including 1961 and 1962 Louisiana Crusades, and urged continued efforts to fight cancer in Louisiana and nationwide. Louisiana Division President Bred Huenefeld praised the appointment and the Society as the nation's oldest and largest anti cancer group.
The text notes four years of public service by Fa wnds and his Dun ver Crusade, with lectures and media outreach aimed at broad audiences. Col Te. jorn in Merino Colorado and Beverly Hills details include his wife and three children Christine Gary and Lauren.
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