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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1961

Page

4

Bonds Signed for Lincoln Parish School Construction

Monewan sight reports signing of bonds totaling 1.84 million dollars for Ruston school construction and Choudrant agricultural shop. Superintendent Emmons and School Board President Felton Green oversee signing, with transfers to Secretary of State Wade Martin Jr. and Whitney National Bank scheduled across March.

Morelle Emmons L. Felton Green Emrid Emmons Wade D. Martin Jr Ruston Choudrant Martin Whitney National Bank Lincoln Parish Police Rey

Lincoln Parish Weather Forecast and Crop Outlook 1961

Fragments indicate concerns over a cold season affecting the 1961 crop. The text mentions peaches blooming and a potential late freeze threatening yields, with notes on winter weather impacts in Lincoln Parish and Southlands and warnings of snow.

Lincoln Parish Herali Southlands

Fires Destroy 74 Acre Parcel in Douglas Area

Forester Gibson reports last week’s blaze burned 65 acres at Mersuryfield and two and a half acres at C C Barham property in the Douglas Community. The cause and full extent of damage are still under investigation by Lincoln Parish officials.

Renk "Gibson Lincoln’ Pariah Mersuyfield Place Gap Douglas C. C. Barham

Eggs And Poultry Farmers In Lincoln Parish Region

Lincoln parish is home to large scale egg laying operations run by Jim Hinton of Ruston and Waylon Chandler near Douglas. Hinton markets 30 cases daily from on-the-floor operations, with hundreds of hens under lease and supervised care. Chandler manages 10 000 to 15 000 birds with plans to expand, emphasizing Grade A standards and carton labeling.

Tom Herline Lincoln Parish Lincoln Quachita Jackson Parishes Jim Hinton Ruston Waylon Chandler Douglas Hinton L8u Agricultural Extension Service F. C. LeVasseur Hintom Wandling Newcastle Clinton Wayton Chandler Chandler Andrea Giel Waylon Carl Williams Bolivia Feather Farm Over Hale Tom Pexiing

District Court Fines Six In Separate Cases

Six were fined in District Court Thursday March 2 1961 by Judge I R Dawkins. Marvine Malcolm paid 50 dollars and costs for reckless delving. Billy Ray Richards and Marvin Garner A were each fined 25 dollars and costs for driving without a license. Travis Taylor Jr was fined 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace. Ronnie Drake received 90 days with public work for criminal trespass. Censay Brice was fined 325 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace.

I. R. Dawkins Marvine Malcolm Billy Ray Richards Marvin Garner A Travis Taylor, Jr Ronnie Drake Censay Brice

Achievement Days Slated By 4 H Clubs

Four H clubs announce a series of Achievement Days in Lincoln parish with events on March 11 18 and 25. Contests include livestock poultry meat identification baking canning food prep and demonstrations at both Louisiana Tech Creamery and the Agricultural Extension Office with 9 am to noon or 9:30 to 12 windows.

Louisiana Tech C. W. Speights Lincoln Parish Tech Prentiss Frasier Lincoln Adden Ruston Jamnis B. Shea Louisiana Tech Creamery AgriculturalExtension Court House Agriculture Extension Office

Post Office Contract Awarded in Ruston

The U S Post Office Department awarded the low bid by Seymour Rubin of Miami Beach for a new Ruston post office. Rubin bid 17 945 annually for a 14 761 square foot one story building to be leased for 60 years with options. The site at North Trenton and West Florida Avenue will have ample parking and public space. Completion is targeted between August 1 and December 1. the land option will be turned over to Rubin. Owners of the property are Roy Frazer T L James and Ralph Feazell.

Seymour Rubin Miami Beach Fla Ruston U. S. Post Office Department Lillian Pearce Seumann Fan Tihenin Band Iaciur Cunnyaanarenranemyer U. S Dallas Post Office Department Rubin Pearce Roy Frazer T. L. James Ralph Feazell

Ruston Pair Win Award At North Louisiana Event Arcadia

West Monroe entrants dominated the Arcadia High School gym Friday night at the North Louisiana Annual alert Stow. First prize went to an instrumental group of Dwight Ramsey Clyde Jourdan Morris Eaves. Second prize to Pierce Ramsey vocal soloist. Third prize to Dwight Ramsey electric guitar solo. Honorable mentions included Clint Fry Gibsland Steve Parnell Rebecca Hutchins Ruston Sandra Leigh Cannon Bernice Victor Watson Arcadia Tonettes Gibsland. Judges were Jimmy Craft Hugh Price Homer and Billy Young.

Arcadia North Louisiana Arcadia High School West Monroe Dwight Ramsey Clyde Jourdan Morris Eaves Pierce Ramsey Algo Clint Fry Gibsland Steve Parnell Rebeccra Hutchins Rustor Sandra Leigh Cannon Bernice Victor Watson The Tonettes Glbsland Jimmy Craft Knoe-Tv Monroe Hugh Price KVHL Homer Billy Young Krus 7 Ruston

Dairy Science Group States Meet at Tech

Louisiana Tech will host the fourth annual meeting of the Louisiana Division of the American Dairy Science Association on Thursday March 16 with the theme Dairy Science in a Changing World Dr J B Frye Jr LSU heads the program H W Anderson will preside Tech president R L Ropp and dean M H Folie Jr welcome attendees Dr Hal Barker Tech will present a history of dairying A panel on future dairy leaders features Pete Head as moderator Other members include A J Tak Luther Elkins and Dr Frye Panel discusses Milk Quality and future industry needs Luncheon speaker Ray Dankenbring Farm Journal The afternoon includes a business meeting and Tech farm tour Women’s program chaired by Mrs J B Blondin accompanies the men’s morning program Dr John A Wright explains women’s session reception hosted by Dr and Mrs Barker Dr Wright also speaks at women’s session on March 15

H. W. Anderson Louisiana Tech Louisiana American Dairy Science Association J. B. Frye, Jr Louisiana State University Jairyman Br. R. L. Ropp Tech M. H. Folie, Jr School of Agriculture At Hal Barker Progressive Farmer A. J. Tak Louisiana Power and Light Company Luther Elkins National Dairy Products Corporation J. B. Frye LSU Ernest W. Bryant Ray Dankenbring Farm Journal Tech Farm J, DB Blondin Extension Home Lincoln Parish Carson Taylor Hall Alice M. Graham John A. Wright Dairy Science Organization Barker

Airman Dies In Mishap Near Calhoun

A Barksdale Airman Allen Dodge aged from Boot Bay Maine is killed in a two car crash two miles west of Calhoun on U S Highway 80. Ward Adams 32 Downsville and Roger Fryer 43 Montgomery were in their vehicles. Dodge died from a head injury after being struck by glass from Adams car. Adams faces charges of driving while intoxicated and negligent homicide. Dodge's body taken to Shreveport for funeral arrangements through Barksdale AFB.

Barksdale Calhoun Downsville Allen Dodge Bootbay Maine Ward A. Adams Barksdale Air Force Base Ft Shreveport Adams Roger E. Fryer Montgomery Ala Fryer Dodge St. Francis Hospital Quachita Parish John Burton Ouachita Parish Shreveport Rose Neath Funeal

Lincoln Parish 4-H Members Enter Spring Show

Thirteen Lincoln Parish 4-H club members won the chance to exhibit their animals at LSU Spring Livestock Show in Alexandria district judging last week. Participants earned ribbons across Dairy Pigs and Lambs with names like David Smeiley Jim Hanna Ancie Smith Annette Smith J D Blondin Scott Dowling Donald Quick Carolyn Hunter Stanley Colvin Harlson Forbes Lloyd Colvin William Green.

Lincoln Parish LSU Alexandria DAIRY David Smeiley Jim Hanna Ancie Smith Annette, Smith J. D. Blondin Scott Dowling Donald Quick Carolyn Hunter Stanley Colvin Harlson Forbes Lloyd Colvin William Green

New Northwood Terrace Elementary Plans Shown by Architects

Howard Rivers of Rivers and Heuer presented preliminary sketches for a new elementary school in Northwood Terrace to the Lincoln parish School Board. The 16 classroom, 32 by 22 foot rooms would surround enclosed courtyards with a central area dividing grades one to three and four to six. The plan includes a multipurpose room with bleachers, a smaller basketball court, a 168 seat cafeteria and rest rooms adjacent to each classroom cluster. Construction could begin June 1961 with completion for fall term 1962 on a 15 acre site off Kentucky Avenue near Highway 167, at an estimated cost around $10 per square foot.

Howard Rivers Rivers and Heuer Monroe Northwood Terrace Lincoln Parish School Board Kentucky Avenue Rivers

Tech Seeks Area Entries For Sixth Revion Science Fair

Tech and the Louisiana Academy of Sciences sponsor the sixth Revion Science Fair inviting senior and junior high and elementary students from Blanville Claiborne Jackson Lincoln Union Ouachita parishes west of the Ouachita River to enter. Entries mailed to schools. forms available from AL L. Henry Jr. at Tech. Awards include Navy Science Cruiser Award and Air Force Citation. Judging will decide first place winners advancing to the National Science Fair in Kansas City May 10-13. Public viewing at Memorial Gym March 18 from 8 pm to 2 pm.

Lauisana Tech AL L. Itenry, Jr Tech Louisiana Academy of Sciences Blanville Claiborne Jacrson Lincoln Union Ouachita Ouachita River West Monroe Eshihus Navy Air Force UK ‘Ncyclopedia of Science Memorial Gymasium Org Kansas City

Lake Charles Teacher Dies Here on Visit

The Rev. Willian E. King, 34, a Lake Charles teacher, died Friday in a Thuston hospital while visiting his parents in Dubach. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. at Felt Baptist Church near Dubach with Rev. A. H. Pruitt and Rev. A. T. Johnson officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Survivors include two sons Billy and Bobby King of Morroe, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank King of Dubach, Johnny King of Dubach, and sister Mrs. Harold Spillers of West Monroe.

Willian E. King Lake Charles Thuston King Dubach Pam Felt Baptist Church A. H. Pruitt A. T. Johnson Pune Kilpatrick Ruston Survivary Billy Bobby King Morroe Frank King Durbach Johnny King Dusbach Harold Spillers West Monraag

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