Local Man Kavanaugh Serves U S Embassy in The Hague
John Mike Kavanaugh of Clay serves as first secretary at the U S embassy in The Hague, Netherlands, describing embassy duties and NATO ties. He and his wife Virginia Gaines with children Michael and Kathleen will stay through August, visiting family in Clay.
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Mike Kavanaugh
Clay
The
Hague
Netherlands
Titvis
Ruth Kavanaugh
Toni Herline
Tom Herline
John Mike Kavanaugh
United States
Mike
Vembassy
Kavanaugh
Ito
Goig
Hirst
Holland
Virginia Gaines
Techy
Hye
Michmal
Kathleen
At Kavanaugh
Appointments to Louisiana Heart Group Board Confirmed
Dr Cyril Z Yancey of Monroe announced 29 new appointees to the Louisiana Heart Association board, joining 44 continuing directors. Expiring terms include Dr Henry Roane of Ruston and Everett Mobley of Jenasboro in 1961, with further terms ending 1962 for Judge Fred W Junes Jr of Ruston and Bred Preaus.
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Tywenlynne
Vic
Ihe
Louisiana Heart Association
Cyril Z. Yancey
Monroe
Henry
Roane
Ruston
Everett L. Mobley
Jenasboro
Fred W. Junes Jr
Preaus
Poetry Book OUTCRY by Tech duo from Ruston Shreveport
Louisiana Tech seniors Lee Holland and Don Thornton publish OUTCRY a poetry collection criticized as a cry against materialism. The book illustrated by Shonton is dedicated to Louis Fletcher and B. Reynolds with praise from Dr. Mary Brown and plans for further volumes quarterly.
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Lee Holland
Mittive
Ruston
Don ‘Thornton
Shreveport
Botl
Lousiana Tech
Molland
Thornlau
Col
Shonlon
Louis Fletcher
Louisiana Tech
Bow Season for Deer in State Draws Protests
Arkansas archery figures Wintlead the Wilde life movement backing a special bow deer season. Sterling Warrell Moth Knotts and Ben Pearson urge the Commission to allow deer take, including both sexes, during a six day season last year with only 73 deer killed. Ruston area signatures support the request.
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Arkansas
Wildelife and Fisheries
Atalandtia
Sterling Warrell
Moth Knotts
Rustan
Ben Pearson
Sterling Marre
Rustan Archery Club
Arkansis
Ruston
Population shifts in Lincoln parish wards 1960 census
Ruston Chamber of Commerce reports 1960 ward population gains only in Ward One, Eus ton, with 19 373 versus 14 694 in 1950. Eight ward totals show a 4 683 gain over the decade, parish wide 28 192 in 1960 from 24 782 in 1900, with mixed changes across Ward 2 Cross Roads Ward 3 Shnahorn Ward 4 Chaedr ant and others.
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Lincoln Parish
Ruston
Ly Rey
Shnahorn
Cross Roads
Ino
Chaedrant
Mineral Springs
Dubach
Rien
Rien, Fv
Filly
Vienna
Barron Named to Area FHA Group for Union and Lincoln
Joe C. Barron has been appointed to the Area Farmers Home Administration committee for Union and Lincoln Parishes, joining L. Skinner and G. Carr en. Terms run three years, succeeding the late M r. Barnes. The panel assists the Parish Supervisor, screens loan applicants, tracks borrower progress, and helps adapt FHA loan policies to local farming needs. Alexander notes FHA loans fund equipment, livestock, and home and farm improvements for family farming operations.
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Joe C. Barron
Union
Lincoln Parish
G. Barron
Lillie
Entten
Enl Ue
Ad Gract Farmer
Tn Voce
FWA
Lincoln Paris
William R. Alexanter
Parisi
Paristes
Barron
Bwe
Lingoln
Lco Tt
Barnests
Farmerville
Levi
Seviyhat
Burrower
FITAS
Alexander
Farmers Home Administration
Revival Meeting Set at Alabama By Presbyterians
Revival services will be held at the Alabama Presbyterian Church from July 24 to 31 with daily morning sessions at 10 o clock and an evening service at 7 30. Dr. McLaurin, a Mississippi native and scholar, will lead Bible study and sermons. The program includes a public song service led by Rev. David Laverty of Belton.
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Austin Semlancy
We University of Chicago
University of Texas
Synod of Texas
Austin
David Laverty
Beletion
Post office to cost 225000 and rise in Ruston
Mrs. Lil lian T. Pearce postmaster said a modern Ruston post office will be built by September 1961 with federal plans in place. The facility should provide about 40000 square feet of floor space and cost 225000. Land costs extra and bids will be opened from qualified bidders. The current building will be sold after occupation, with seven acceptable sites offered for consideration and a choice by a private realty board. The new building aims to serve twenty years, with a planned electrical system to broadcast nearby.
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Rustan
Lillian T. Pearce
Kiwanis Club
Pearce
Avi
Regan
Ruston Post Office
Peaver
Mrs F M Reynolds Funeral Services Set Here Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. F M Reynolds age 93 will be held at the Greenwood Cemetery graveside Thursday morning about 10 50 She died Tuesday July 10 at the home of her son in St Scott The service will be conducted by Kilpatrick Funerals Name with the Rev Danglis McCluire pastor Trinity Methodist Church officiating Survivors include her son Robert Reynolds in South Bend Indiana Th Dean College Station Dewey Riverside Mary B Beaver Din Wis Scott Kansas and her daughters Mrs Mona Lymm Wiley in Manhattan Kansas and Blanche in Topeka Kansas
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F. M. Reynolds
Greenwoot Cox Moetery
St Scott
Ruston
Kilpatrick Funerals
Reynolds
Lou Staples
Greenwood
Danglis McCluire
Trinity
Methodist Cinircte
Robert Reynolds
South Bene
College Station
Dewey
Riverside
Mary B
If Beaver Din
Wis Scott
Kansas
Mona Lymm Wiley
Manhattan
Blanche
Topeka
Sanaas
Rotary Names Officers for 1960 61 in Ruston Club
The Ruston Rotary Club named WM A Nobles as president for 1960 61 at a recent meeting. Also elected were Frank Monroe as vice president Clarke er as secretary Roy A M Willard as treasurer and directors Rudolph Burroughh in charge of civic service EaRue Cocanaugh er in charge of community service Quill Freeman Smith in charge of international service. Outgoing president was WO Borstelo.
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Ruston Rotary Club
WM. A. Nobles
Peteither
Nobles
Frank Monroe
Clarke ¢ Er
Roy AM. Willard
Rudolph Burraugh
Civi Service
EaRue Cocanaugher
Dheck
Quii Freeman Smith
Rotary
Preparation Day At Calvary VBS Set on Saturday
Calvary Baptist Church schedules a Bible School program for July 25 through August 1 daily from 2 to 1 pan with Rev Melvin Pickering as principal. Rev A B Newman leads a daily 2:30 p.m. art feature and Colos sans amt Phili 3 city.
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Calvary
Isie
Calvary Baptist Church
Wis
Bible School
Melvin Pickering
Rev
A. &. Newman
Colossans Amt Phili
Minor Accidents Reported On Ruston Streets
Two minor traffic incidents recorded in Ruston yesterday with no injuries. Wille J. Perry backed into Mathew Williams on Pine Street causing 25 and 75 dollars in damage respectively. Stox Beasley hit a parked car owned by Alyrts Daram, causing 100 dollars in damage, with 250 to his own car and 150 to the Baram ante. An earlier note mentions a court petition related to a separate vehicle detail.
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Ruston
Wille J. Perry
Grimbling
Mathew Williams
Pine Street
Perry
Williams
Stox J. Beasley
Texas
Mississippi
Alyrts T. Daram
Oaksale
Baramante
Tenry TE
Alpins
North Trenton
Northwood Terrace
Cargill Lease Reports New Gas Well Flowing
Abe Farris a West Oll broker said a Cargill lease well in the Price sand between 9R07 and 9R23 feet yields an estimated five to six million cubic feet of gas daily. The well lies in Cargill Estate No Law Section and township 18 range 3. Flowing pressure is 4690 pounds with shut in around 5700 pounds.
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Eseatec
Cargill
Law Seation
City Council To Take Bids On Equipment
The Ruston City Council voted to solicit bids for a new pickup truck for the electric department and for three desk entries for the electric system and fire department. They discussed leasing land to Veterans of Foreign Wars and construction of a new Reed Cross or YEW building. The mayor noted the power plant’s output remains on record and weather affected consumption with a daytime peak near 2:80 and a rapid drop after rain.
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Jonn
Veterans of Foreign War
Reed Cross Hays
Trek Cross
Wadd
Beals
Welfare roll cuts under new laws hit Louisiana parish
In Lincoln Parish, about 4 082 monthly welfare payments were cut under two new laws. Mrs. Lillie G. Foster in charge of the welfare office said 31 families, 133 children, lost benefits for illegitimate births and common law marriages. Some adults, totaling 34, also lost aid. The cuts, affecting about one fifth of cases, were expected to save state funds but leave the parish with reduced payments and unclear totals.
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Tincoln
Lillie G. Foster
Ciluren
Lincoln
Natish
Foster
Lincoln Parish Primaries Set With Local Races
Lincoln Parish holds Democratic and Republican primaries Saturday with voters choosing a state senator candidate to challenge incumbent Mien. Incumbents Felton Green and Jack C. Ritchie face CW Colvin and Lamont Phillips for school board seats. Voters also pick a city marshal candidate and judges for various commissions amid a crowded field of contenders from Ruston and surrounding areas.
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Lincoln Parish
Incumbaer Mien
Trender
Houma
William Pane
George We. Reesedee
Illender
Namat
Telat
Tecal
Rusonites
Warfl
Felton Green
Jack C. Ritchie
CW. Colvin
Lamont Phillips
Riston
Edger Lacey Tuten Succumbs After Illness in Ruston
Edgar Lacey Tuten 84 died at Ruston Hospital after several weeks illness. Born in Jasper Louisiana he lived 61 years in Linenin parish and worked in lumber. A First Baptist member for decades he will be buried Greens-Wears cemetery after services at Kimbell chapel. Survivors include wife Myts two sons two daughters six grandchildren and one great grandson.
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Edgar Lacey
Tuten
Ruston Hospital
Jasper
Rlybut
Linenin Parish
First Baptist Church
Kimbell Chapel
G. Avery Lée
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