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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1959
Page
3
Thurday June 18 1989 in Farm Stockman emphasizes practical cattle management. It warns against buying troubled herd replacements and urges isolating new cattle for three weeks, daily observation, and early veterinary intervention to reduce losses. It covers disease signs, fly control, anaplasmosis, foot rot treatment, calving support, and attentive herd management practices.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis and family from Michigan visit relatives in Ft Worth and Monroe. Mrs. Davis mourns a death in the family. Rodney Evans bears measles in Freeport. Guests include Mrs. Davis’s brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnson of West Monroe and Ardis Whitley’s family of Alexandria. Sympathy extended to Mrs. Mason. Roy Davis and daughter Kay visit Longview.
RISER Miss Sara Wafer, in Japan for ten months, is due in San Francisco this week after a yearlong leave from her Lake Providence fifth grade teaching position and US Air Force dependent school at Luke Air Base near Fukoka. She managed sightseeing in Tokyo Beppu Nagasaki Hiroshima Kyoto Nara Miyajima and Ise in Japan as well as Hong Kong Macau Taiwan and Okinawa.
The annual revival begins Sunday June 28 featuring Rev. S. Q. Proctor of Texas as evangelist. Services run through Monday afternoon June 29 with inviting laity to attend. Attendees include Mrs. Lula Holloway, Mrs. Vitele Verral, Mr and Mrs Grady Harrisorty Me, Mrs Melvin Shaws, Rev and Mrs Louis Layfield and others from nearby towns and households.
Culbertson hosts Vaenilon Dible School this week. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Rambin and children of Port Sulphur spent days visiting Mrs. Rambin’s parents, Bud and Mae Martin. Lane Martin accompanied them home. Mrs. Mae Fieree of Winnfield visited Mrs. Ben Frasier and Mr. Frasier this week. Mrs. George Wafer traveled to Stele to report and greet her arriving daughter at Beckshire Air Base. Mrs. A Conaway and daughter of Monroe visited Mrs. G. A. Edmondson on Sunday. Mr. W. W. Edmondson attended the district Masonics wedding at Midway near Joneshire.
Nat Cititzen 33 died suddenly of a heart attack Tuesday at Winnfield. Funeral held at the Methodist Church with burial in Mohuse. Relatives and friends from Baton Rouge Plain Island Houston El Dorado and nearby towns visited the funeral and attended showers and gatherings in his memory.
A fragmented local page lists public notices about tax examiner visits, stockpile figures for a 1989 station, and various visitors and weekend guests. Names include Chas Hightower Regan, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Bill Roberts, and Rev. Mattison. Social visits mention Major and Mrs. Hoyton Wanke and Mr. and Mrs. James Kavanaugh.
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