Election And Installation Of Officers Of Kappa Delta AF Tech
Alpha Chi Chapter of Kappa Delta announces the election and installation of its officers for 1960 1961. Emmie Lou Miller was elected president. Lil Yan Blondin vice president. Elizabeth Sumrall secretary. Hilda Taylor treasurer. Moppy Walker assistant treasurer. Midge Reeves editor. Pat Kavanaugh membership chairman. Kitty Jenkins assistant membership chairman. Additional officers include parliamentarian Martha Harper, sergeant at arms Betty Cupples, guard Martha Anna Lipp, corresponding secretary Virginia Schultz, social chairman Antoinette Riser, historian Pam Kiper, scholarship chairman Jeanette Boykin, activity chairman Barbara Trahan, chaplain Ann Tillman, publicity Layonne Henriksen and Ann Gilbert, room chairman Kathy Thomas, bulletin board chair Sydney Fooke, WRA Suzanny Michaud, magazine chairman Betty Beauchamp, big sister chair Judy Dodds and Pat Bolon, fle chairman Harriet Kincaid, assistant editor Jo Ann Fontenot, social service Kay Worley, chapter education Nita Perigo. Faculty sponsor Miss Ruth Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sumrall
James T. Sumrall
Ruston
Alexandria
Libby
Tech Theater Players
Electra
Hilda Taylor
Mary Bess. Harris
Hilda
Town Women
AWS
Memof Phi Kappa Phi
Kitty Jenkins
Doug Jenkins
Kitty
Home Economics Club
Martha Harper
West Monroe
Betty Cupples
Shreveport
Martha Anna Lipp
Oak Grove
Virginia Schultz
del Rudder
Antoinette Riser
Pam Kiper
Winnsboro
Jeanette Boykin
New Orleans
Barbara Trahan
Leesville
Ann Tyil
la- Yonne Henriksen
Ann Gilbert
Kathy Thomas
Logansport
Bulletin Board
Sydney ‘Fooke
Baton Rouge
WRA
Suzanny Michaud
Jonesboro
Gene O'Donnell
Jo Ann Mahaffey
Monroe
Betty Beauchamp
Big Sister
Judy Dodds
Pat Bolon
Fle
Harriet Kincaid
Jo Ann
Fontenot
Ringgold
Kay Worley
Nita Perigo
Tech
Ruth Richardson
Tiger Tales and Birthday Wishes in a Patchy Memoir
A fragmented note recalls a birthday celebration for Mr Cule with a Tuesday morning song in a dusty setting. The entry also mentions a broken item at a shop, a horse motif, and a future unit on trains to be completed this week with a visit to a yard for writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cule
Jalythelay
Clark
Prude
Waa
Brahman Sale Scheduled At Stock Show
LSU Livestock Show features an International Brahman Sale on March 14 at 4 p.m. in the John M. Parker Agricultural Center. Louisiana Brahman Association president says 33 bulls and seven females, all registered, will be offered by top U.S. Brahman breeders. Bulls are two to three and a half years old. females range 19 months to four years, all screened for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Brahman Association
Louisiana State University
John M. Parker Agricultural Center
LSU
Batar Rouge
Agricultural Center
Gt. Paret, Jrr
Lake Charles
Lontigiana Brahman Association
United States
Ata
Brownie Scout Visit to Courthouse and February Notes
Brownie Troop met Friday February 19 with Mrs Frances Dooley Mrs Charles Dahl and Miss Barbara Birdwell. After a business meeting they toured the courthouse with Sheriff George Simonton. Refreshments were served by Cheryl Mitchell. The writeup includes February birthdays and notes on assembly programs PE schedules and planned Ship and Archery activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Frances Dooley
Charles Dahl
Barbara Birdwell
George Simonton
Cheryl Mitchell
Betty Lynn Tettleton
Hind Gade
Gooree Washington
Abraham
Ineoht
Bart
Caese
Cabo Ane Thames
South Louisiana reports rabies-free year in 1989
Louisiana State Board of Health notes all southern parishes were free of animal rabies in 1989 marking the first full regional control. Totals show 57 laboratory confirmed cases in 1989 down from 179 in 1957 and 413 in 1956, with dogs and foxes among the targets of control efforts and skunk rabies appearing in 1989. No human cases since 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowisiana
Charles T. Cara
Way
State Board of Health
Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Louisiana
Monroe
Future Treatment Of Mental Health in Baton Rouge
A panel on future treatment of the mentally ill is set for the Sixth Annual Louisiana Government Conference in Baton Rouge at Capital House. PAR presents four panels on meeting social needs in the 1960s, with experts from state hospitals, California research, and Tulane Psychiatry discussing trends, longevity, and mental health policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reesearch
State Department of Hospitals
Thalynvin
Daniel Main
For California
Balin
Robert Heath
Tulane University
Goyeven
Afso
Nicholas Nwittch
Wie Tastuttie
Iiteenitjonad Sues
BiveHoy University
Oes i
FBI Entering Case of Negro Suspect in Ramladpl Siam
Reston police chief Lawson reports an FBI inquiry into a case involving a Negro suspect detained in Ramladpl Siam Nevo. The chief says the suspect may face additional charges as SBI investigations expand.
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FBI
Reston
Ramladpl Siam
Nevo
Neve Peickiy
Wert
Osbun
Leoysen
SBI
Lawson
Texas
Lawson Veil
Oxbon Sui
Relly
Jackson Library Opens Saturday in Jonesboro
Jackson Parish Library Demonstration in Louisiana’s birth parish will launch with a dedicatory program Saturday March 5 at 2 30 p.m. in Jonesboro. Culver State Librarian will preside with state and parish officials in attendance. The one year trial aims to show library value for adults and children parishwide via central library and bookmobile. Nearly 9 000 books provided. Shirley Brother selected as parish librarian with Mary Aldy as assistant librarian. Staff includes Hoye J Bell Seaborn F Bennett and Troy Ford. Library Board members Mabrey president Ned Womack vice president Edmonds treasurer Hinton Fasbury and J Earl Alexander ex officio president Police Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Jackson Parish
Louisiana
Jonespore
Essaes
Culver
Miss Culver
Jackson
State Library
Jones
Boro
Staite
Shirley Brother
Alabama
Birmingham Southern
University of Alabama
Emory University
Mary Aldy
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Hoye J. Bell
Seaborn F. Bennett
Troy Ford
Officers Of Federated Clubs Honored At Arts Club Tea
The Arts Club hosted a seated tea February 19 at Adams Parlor on the Tech campus honoring Rus ton Federated Club officers and guests. Mrs. George Forman spoke on federation history and influence on women’s privileges, with district leaders assisting and tea arranged with a red white and blue theme. The meeting closed with the club Collect, and another February 12 gathering was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Clubs
The
Arts Club
Ruston Federated Club
Va Adams
Tech ¢Campus
George Forman
Monroe
Fifth District of Louisiana Federation of Clubs
United States
Forman
Marie Kendall
Littera Club
J. W. Evans
Pierian Club
Paul Pennington
L. P. McLane
Lucile Talley
Martha
George Washington
Community Observance Set For World Day of Prayer
A Ruston World Day of Prayer observance is planned with prayer services at Trinity Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. Rev James Lipscomb notes the ministerial association and laymen sponsor the event. The program includes music, solos, scripture reading, and a talk on the meaning of prayer by local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Fyday
James Lipscomb
Ministerial Association
Presbyterian Church
Ruston
Preston Hardage
JF Fox
A. E. ‘Telling
Huisen
Hale Sharrow
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Kappa Delta
Louisiana Tech
Emmie New O A Mitler
Waterproof
Lillian Blondin
Kappa Delta Sorority
Af Tech
Alpha Chi
Emmie ‘Lou’ Miller
David’f. Miller
Gums
Emmie
Lou
Harper and Pierce Ho‘nor
Jonor
Panhellenic
Blue Jackets
Lake Bruin
St. Joseph
Lil Yan
Blondin
Joe Bloridin
Lilian
Pat
Teoh
Hag
Nat‘l. Farm Loan Asioga Tongh
Raeny
Mako Adsney
Gre-Mel
Blani
R. Smith
Jefferson Tower
RDL
Dallas
Tiger Tales
Scout News
South
Jackson Library
FUN Distriel
Beth Young
Anita Shadow
Camille Duchesne
R. C. Duchesne
E. Lee Young
Hate Shadow
Ji. L. McKneely
Roy Willard
LFWC
Virginia Hotel
Duchesne
Young
L. K. Brooks
W. T. Dillard
Apers
Ruston State Bank and Trust
F.D.I.C
Ruston, Louisiana
Ford
Fort
Jangert
America
Hardage
Lquisana
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