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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
6
The readable fragment mentions Norris Réuision and Camp Alabama with unclear phrasing but flags a notable appearance. No solid dates or corroborating details are present to specify event type or location beyond these terms.
The Dubach Home Demonstration Club met on January 9 in the home of Mrs. M. S. Henry. Arrangements of decorations from Mrs. Henry's yard adorned the house. The meeting, led by president Mrs. Archie Colvin, featured reports on Safety, Home Management, Family Life and Handicraft. Demonstration material titled Party Refreshments was presented by Mrs. C. S. Fuller and refreshments included punch cookies and party sandwiches. Members in attendance included Mrs. R. N. Featherstone among others.
Mary Kay Colvin and Billie Sue Riordan start twirling classes Tuesday at 9 30 am. Local visits over the weekend include Mrs and Mrs Ed Holdman in Nat chitoches with the Holdmans and others. extended family gatherings and bridal showers noted among Colvin and related families.
The passage lists attendees including McGuire, Hershel Colvin, Archie Colvin, TH M Mitchell, J L Smith, Co S Fuller, T R Huffman, Charles Colvin, Belle Calvin, Dell Robinson, Chester Green, and the hostess, indicating a social event with many attendees.
The revival begins the second Sunday in August with Rev Jessie Bryant of Hico delivering the preaching. Visitors to the Hood home include Duncan Hood and Ray Suggs of Lisbon and E D Hood's family from Bolster City. Continuous visitors share in the Hood family’s return, with Melvin Hood and others dropping by, including Cecil Hoa Earnest Mood and many relatives.
Three Cuban rebels were killed at dawn by firing squad. Captain Manuel Beaton and two others died in the first volley after military court sentences for counter revolutionary activities under Premier Castro. Beaton claimed rebel forces planned to attack the Dominican Republic.
A fire broke out in the after torpedo room of the USS Sarguttas off Pearl Harbor as a nuclear submarine took on oxygen. Witnesses reported a flash of 23 feet, and officers flooded the area by submerging the vessel at a 30 degree angle, sealing the atomic reactors. Navy officials say all personnel are accounted for with no explosion threat.
Earnest Tueh and Johnston, 45, formerly of Courant, died Thursday in a Shreveport hospital after a heart attack. Born in Morton Mississippi, he was a machinist in Shreveport. Funeral 2:30 p.m. at New Hope Baptist Church with Rev Leachman, Rev Worley, Rev Stewart officiating. Interment at New Hope Cemetery under Kilpatrick's Funeral Home. Survivors: widow Mrs E R Johnston, daughter Miss Janice Ann Johnston, three sons Thomas Roland and Dennis Wayne Johnston, mother Mrs W R Johnston, five brothers Carl James Clark Neal and Lee.
EL Hammeth director of Union Parish Trade School says state civil service exams will be held July 9 provided enough local candidates are scheduled. Final filing date is June 24 and applications must be received by the department before 4:00 p.m. The section notes several local family and hospital items in a brief community roundup.
Eugene Anderson a Bag Tech student serves two weeks at a Naval Reserve training facility. He explains reserve duties to youths with military obligations, aims to recruit interest in the reserve program, and outlines application steps and contact points. Also notes Eisenhower peso negotiation comments and German air traffic stats for 1949.
Family of Jonas Frantlin extends gratitude for sympathy and prayers after his death. Thanks to doctors nurses Kilpatrick funeral home Green Clinic Milam prescription center and neighbors for kindness and support during sorrow.
A fragmented report hints at a driving scene tied to a loft setting, with a central figure called Maan or Mann involved in a debated wheel. The text remains unclear on outcome or exact actions, suggesting a puzzle-like excerpt from a page with partial legibility.
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