23 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
1
Louisiana State University invites readers to Farm and Home Week on August 15 to 18 at the LSU campus. Visitors may tour dormitories free of charge and hear updates on farming and homemaking research. Agricultural Extension Service agents will help plan attendance.
In Ruston Louisiana June 14 1960 the Police Jury met at 9 00 am in the Courthouse for a regular session at Lincoln Parish Louisiana with members Mitchell Mathewes Woodard Henry Walker Frazier Enloe Delany present. Invocation by J W Cook. Minutes of prior meeting read and approved. Last meeting of outgoing jurors retires after four years of service. Mitchell thanks colleagues for cooperation during tenure as president.
Lincoln Parish Police Jury convened in Ruston on June 14 1960 for oath of office and election of officers John A Mitchell elected President J E Delany Vice President Eddie Evans re elected Parish Treasurer and Secretary Parish Engineer Bids opened for hospital care and clerk counter project fuel and road work were discussed and bids from several suppliers reviewed for division among bidders plan to take bids for hospital construction on July 7 1960 with publication in official journal and New Orleans Journal of Commerce
Help wanted for a male farm position requiring state experience with livestock and tractors. Apply by mail to post office drawer 521 Ruston Louisiana.
We express heartfelt thanks for the beautiful florals kindnesses condolences and telegrams shown to us in our recent sorrow for my husband May God's richest blessings be with each of you Mrs Tennie Jordan
The family of Mrs. M. M. Copeland expresses heartfelt thanks for kindness cards and floral offerings during illness and passing.
Louisiana Rep L D Napper and Sen B R Patton reported restoring 33000 to Louisiana Tech in the general appropriation bill. Napper said the cut was fully restored plus a small extra, and Tech will get a share of a 25000 bond issue for state college spending. He noted a name change to Louisiana Tech University and suggested an amendment aimed at killing the bill might be removed. Napper praised Tech and Southwestern at Lafayette as the state’s top-qualified schools. The proposed legislative pay raise was expected to be killed, with Senate committee actions pending a conference with Governor Davis Napper Jett.
Phillips Petroleum Company opened a new Arcadia bulk storage point with 90,000 gallon tanks served by the Little Big Inch pipeline system. The event drew 251 Phillips officials and Arcadia VIPs, marking Arcadia as the company’s only delivery point in the area.
Mr and Mrs R 1S Roberson attend a wedding of Richard FP Jo and Miss Fran Gainson at the Martha Mary chapel Dearborn Michigan The setting was beautiful with G G Colvin Jerry and Murphy from Plain Dealing joining for the ceremony and sightseeing The revival at Fellowship Baptist Church concluded with Dursley Dintding preaching and G K Miller leading songs The Robersons later visited Mouston Texas and Mrs Fannie Lee of Shreveport visited the Colvin home The quarterly Training Union meeting will be held at Fellowship church next Monday evening.
Jemmy Pasadena Tes to Cape Girardeau Ma revealed Dan Elgin manager of the plant. The key terminal is completely automatic and operated by the flank truck diver Jelgin explained. The diver is given a key to the main gate for loading purposes and sets the preferred amount of gasoline or other products. The system handles billing and authorization as the pipeline transports Phillips products from Sweeney Tex to the Arcadia terminal.
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