05 Jun 1958
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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
1
Miss Lou Ann Locke of Louisiana Tech outlines her goals and plans in a short feature. The piece highlights her ambitions and personal background, presenting a concise portrait of the student.
Hodge Baptists announce dedicatory services from June 4 to 8 led by church leaders including Robert Lee and Reverend G. L. Cad. Speakers will address missions and a cornerstone ceremony will occur at 2040 pow under church direction. Open-house follows with evening programs and guest sermons by Dr. Arthur L. Rockett. Friends are invited to attend any or all events.
A university reorganization promotes department heads to vice president roles. The move involves faculty, committees, and various college units including engineering and science departments. Details reference campus governance, national fraternities, and a ceremonial context at The University.
The Rusten Park and Recreation Board announces a diverse summer program directed by D. P. Mebane. Day camp runs June 2 at Parish Fairgrounds with activities for ages from toddlers to seventy. Outdoor games, swimming, crafts, and supervised recreation fill each day from morning until night, with multiple instructors and volunteers leading sessions for children and families.
The clipped column notes Jack Henry in a Shreveport hospital for seven weeks showing significant improvement and likely discharge home. It lists numerous local visitors and family travels across Louisiana, Texas, and Mexico, with community greetings, hospital updates, and a church prayer excerpt. An odd note mentions an early airplane design by Arthur Smith of Battle Creek with an artificial horse head to fool horses.
Registration for Bible School in Madama Church was held Saturday with 44 enrolled. Following the registration was the band and picnic for all students. Mrs. Hazel Rogers of Shreveport is recovering satisfactorily after an operation.
Sunday, Autat 3, a Frainer reunion gathered at the home of Mrs. Mandy Fraipen with Fraisers bringing lunch boxes. Mr. Garland Duke remains in the hospital in Ruston as Mrs. Richard Frenkiln visits Mrs. William Franklin.
Simsboro notes report the Shreveport conference attendance and appointment of Rev. James Jones as pastor of the Sith hero church. Guests include Warren Drake from Libertyville visiting Mrs. L. A. Mullin and Mrs. Glenn Martin. Families relocate, hospital plans arise, and local members plan home visits and surgical recoveries.
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