Ruston Liquor Raids Charge Nine Individuals
Nine Black residents were charged after Ruston police raided six establishments Friday night, confiscating beer, wine, vodka, and whiskey. Several suspects pled guilty in City Court while others entered not guilty pleas and await trial set for March 34. Police actions followed warrants and arrests. cases heard in City Court next day.
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Ruston
Secur At & P.m
Pan
Albert Coleman
Louis Goree
DeWey Miles
Gertrude Miles
Sarah Sherrard
Mattie Mae Goree
Louise Callaway
Dibby Street
Tyene Bugzs
Brooks Insurance Adds Henry Campbell Jr to Firm
Brooks Insurance announces Henry LL Campbell Jr joins the agency. A Ruston native and Louisiana Tech graduate, Campbell will attend the Insurance School of the Aetna Life and Affiliated Companies in Hartford, Connecticut. He is married to Joy Brooks and they have four children.
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Henry LL Campbell, Jr
Brooks Insurance ‘Agency
Ruston
Mr. Campbell
Louisiana Tech
Dorcas Class Meets at Mrs Mabry Home
The Dorcas Class of the Presbyterian Sunday School met Monday evening March 7 at 7 13 in Mrs Erdman Mabrys West Carolina Avenue home. Miss Bernice O Neal presided a devotional by Mrs James S Tarburton on Faiths Walden Beauty. Mrs A L McMillin reported treasurer and old business was completed. The group discuses remembering men to attend class.
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Dorcas
Presbyterian Sunday School
Emmons Committee Backed by Fifth District Superintendents
Fifth District School Superintendents meeting in Monroe endorsed the three year old Emmons committee headed by Lincoln Parish Superintendent Morelle Emmons for its formula to distribute state funds to public schools. They protested a State Board move to appoint a second committee, fearing changes could harm smaller and poorer parishes.
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Emmons
Monroe
Morelle Emmons
Lincoln Parish
State Board of Education
Nash C. Roberts
Raymond Heard
Ruston
Mineral Springs Social Notes Include Franklin Family Visits
Mrs Alfred Franklin hosted visitors Friday including William Janidin and Perry Franklin of Shreveport and Clifford Gallmin. Saturday Rev Tuck Roberts of Monroe preached at Mineral Springs. Mrs Dallas McFearin of Quitman visited her mother Mrs Bell Franklin. Mrs William Franklin visited Mrs Bill Culver Monday. Mrs Richard Franklin of the Sardis community visited Mrs William Franklin Thursday. Mrs Talmadge Fraiser and children visited friends in Minden this week. Mrs Doris Fraiser and children called on Mrs Pilly Martin Sunday afternoon.
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Alfred Franklin
William Janidin
Perry Franklin
Shreveport
Clifford Gallmin
Alfred, Franklin
Tuck Roberts
Monroe
Mineral Springs
Dallas McFearin
Quitman
Bell Franklin
William Franklin
Bill Culver
Richard Franklin
Sardis
Talmadge Fraiser
Minden
Weel
Doris Fraiser
Pilly Martin
Forestry Symposium Slated At LSU April 9 and 10
LSU will host its eighth annual Forestry Symposium on April 9 and 10 in Baton Rouge with about 400 foresters expected. Dr. Pai Y. Burns, director of the LSU School of Forestry, says the theme Southern Forest Soils will guide three sessions moderated by J. K. Vessey, T. Durham, and Carl E. Gostrom. Speakers include Lytle, MeDermott, Motz, Zahner, Hodgkins, and others from LSU, Missouri, Duke, and the U.S. Forest Service.
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Baton Rough
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Pai Y. Burns
LSU School of Forestry
General Extension Division
Southern Forest ‘Suils
J. K. Vessey
U. S. Forest Service
Atlanta, Ga
Durham
N. C
Coile
Wator
Carl E. Qstrom
Forest Sail Management Research
Wasington
D. C
S. A. Lytle
LSU
Robert E. Me. Dermott
University of Missouri
Louis J. Motz
Union Research Center
U.S. Forest Service
Union
Robert Zahner
University of Michigan
Homer C. Mitchell
Sail Conservation Service
Beltsville
Marlol
Hodgkins
Mabuna Polytechnic
Lake City
U. S. Forest
Servies
Pla
T. E. Maki
Department of Forest Management
North Carolina State College
W. M. Broadfont
Soil Sciensist
Dells Research Center
Leland, Miss
and . Ostrom
Division of Forest Management Research
Washington
Hair on Wheels chapter formed by Hardage Walpole group
Prushmaster Bill Veazey announced the Tlardage Ford Walpole Tire chapter of the Brothers of the Brush has completed its setup. The group is named Hair on Wheels and includes Fair Colvin Frank Morgan H Bernard Chetette L D Barnett Vernon Leachman Lawrence Ford Henry L Campbell Jr Homer L Best James H Brooks Algie A Pye Paul Silivos Preston H Hardage Hayward T Hilton J N Walpole Roy Swanson William Huffman P J Davis Julius Dooley Homer D Garner and Homer Strozier. This is the fifth chapter completed. 60a The Soviet Union introduced 35 new television stations on the air in 1958.
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Prushmaster
Bill Veazey
Tlardage
Ford- Walpole Tire
Brothers of the Brush
Hair On Wheels
Brushmeister
Paul Silivos
Preston H. Hardage
Hayward T. Hilton
J. N. Walpole
Roy Swanson
William Huffman
P. J. Davis
Julius Dooley
Homer D. Garner
Homer Strozier
Soviet Union
Latham named sponsor of Louisiana Tech engineering group
A. Latham of Shreveport chosen industrial sponsor of the Louisiana Tech chapter of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers announced by Phillip Washington, president of the local unit. Latham, a petroleum engineer, holds B S and M D degrees from the University of Oklahoma and serves as secretary treasurer of the Louisiana Arkansas section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers. Donor and family details include the birth of Donald Lee Brown III on March 3, son of Donald Lee Brown and Shirley Stinson Brown of Topeka, with grandparents Harlin and unnamed topeka residents.
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J. A. Latham
Shreveport
Louisiana Tech
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Phillip Washington
Haynesville
Latha
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Latham
W.5 Naval Academy
Annapolis
University of Oklahoma
Louisiana-Arkansas
Society of Petroleum Engineers
ATA
American Petroleum Institute
Donald Lee Brown
Topeka
Kansas
Donald Ler
Denise
Brown
Shirley Stinson
Walter Stinson
Jonesboro
Harlin Brown
Hodge
Jack Biggs Honored With Eighth Birthday Party
Master Jack Biggs was the honored guest at a party by Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Biggs for his eighth birthday at their Lake Be Car Mar home on Monday March 2 from three to five. Guests enjoyed Jack and Marion's animals, with a monkey and rabbits on display. Prizes went to Len Campbell, Micky Rouse, Sandra Baggarly and Paul Bryant as games were played and two cakes, one cowboy themed with eight candles and the inscription Waek is eight, were served.
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Jack Bigs
Carroll Biggs
Lake
Be Car Mar
Jack
Marion
Len Campbell
Micky Rouse
Sandra Baggarly
Paul Bryant
Birthday Party for Jack at Phillips Elementary
Mrs J A Westbtonk and her parents Dr and Mrs D L Barnes hosted Jack's birthday at their home in Colorado Springs. The party featured pale green decorations and a green cake with jelly beans, plus Easter basket favors. Guests from Jack's class at Phillips Elementary School joined in outdoor activities and cake and ice cream after gift opening.
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J. A. Westbtonk
Nancy Abney Barnes
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Ais. d. TL Barnes
Jack
A.fe
Phillips Elementary School
Drew Thizpen
Melinda Thigpen
Steph Nn Snyder
Esther Ann Sanford
Micky Rouse
Becky Rainwater
Mike Rabb
Johnny Peoples
Paula Beth Pennington
Cornelia O'Kelley
Kim Oglesby
Lyndy Mitchell
Barbara
State Flower Show Set for Hammond Coliseum
The Louisiana Garden Club Federation announces the state flower show in Hammond on March 14 and 15 at the Coliseum Southeastern Louisiana College. Hours include Saturday 4 to 9 pm and Sunday 1 to 4 pm with exhibits received March 13 3:30 to 9:30 pm and March 14 7 to 11 am. Theme Louisiana Vignettes.
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Hammond
Louisiana Garden Club Federation
Coliseum
North Oak Street
Southeastern Louisiana College
Louisiana
Federation
Te National Council of State Garden Clubs
Conservas Tion
Rites Held Tuesday For Mrs Pilgreen
Mrs Aric vugreen, 80, died Monday at Monroe hospital after a brief illness. A Bernice resident and Baptist church member, she was laid to rest Tuesday at Weldon cemetery after services at Weldon Baptist Church led by Rev. N. L. Harrell. Kilpatrick's Funeral Home of Ruston directed arrangements. Surviving are four daughters Jewel Puffer, Bernice. Oak Nelson, Junction City Ark. Eunice Johnson, Farmerville. Addie Garrett, Longview Texas. two sons Ellis and Kermit Pilgreen, both of Merrill Rice. 21 grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren.
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Aric Vugreen
Monroe Hospital
Pilgreen
Bernice
Weldon Baptist Church
N. L. Harrell
Weldon
Kilpatrick
Ruston
Pitgreen
Jewel Puffer
Berniece
Oak Nelson
Junction City
Ark
Eunice Johnson
Farmerville
Addie Garetty
Longview
Tex
Ellis
Kermit Pilgreen
Herrice
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