Fiscal Session May Be Quiet
A Ruston Leader report notes a theoretically quiet fiscal session ahead with possible non fiscal debates. Observers expect discussions on Civil Service LSU school boards and administrative efficiency as reporters ready for a potentially contentious keynote in Baton Rouge.
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Ruston
Glarenceau
Foulk
Mississippi Ave
ATIVE
Ween Teches Pe Association
Rowe
Gimayty
Civil Service
LSU
Kennedy
More People Less Cropland Warns of Food Shortages
Dr J Norman Efferson of LSU urges that rising population will reduce cropland per person from 3.1 acres in 1950 to about 1.6 by 2000. He notes current production needs 2.5 acres per person for nutritious diet and materials. He stresses continued farming innovation and wide adoption to avert hunger in 30 to 50 years.
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United States
New Hope Club Reports May Meeting and New Member
New Hope Morningside Demonstration Club met Tuesday afternoon in May with nine members and a visitor County Agent Ona Blondin present. Reports were given by readers, Blondin demonstrated setting along with people, and Mrs Billy Davis joined as a member. Several members attended a style show in Ruston, and local residents visited relatives and attended services over the weekend.
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Davis
New Hope
Ray Wade
QO. E. McGee
J. C. Davis
WW. B
Wedding Bells For Miss Sue Young And John Stephenson
Corinth church hosted a bridal shower with gifts and refreshments. A wedding for Miss Sue Young and John Stephenson occurred at Rev Forrest Post home near Lilly Louisiana. The couple will spend several days in Arkansas with guests including Mr and Mrs M E and the Tisdales.
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Char
Eddie Thomases
Corinth Church
Sue Young
John Stephenson
Forrest Post
Lilly, la
Arkansas
Rey
Mrs. Tisdale
Social and Family Visits Across Ruston and Shreveport
Grove John Leachman of Ruston and Miss Sherry Ann McCrary are noted guests. Mr. and Mrs. Hammons dined with Mr. and Mrs. Leggett. Reeves Stephenson and children from Baton Rouge visited Mrs. Stenehen's son’s parents. The Collies spent the weekend in Shreveport with Bobby Johnston’s family. John M. Holtaclaw Sylvia of Vienna and Nelson Holtzclaw of W. Monroe visited the Holtzclaw household.
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Billy Davis
Shreveport
New Kingdom Hall
Roy Davis
Mansfeld
Lou Swilley
F1 Dorado
O. T. Griffin
Sarah Ford
J. C. Hammons
H. S. Futrell
Claud Barmore
TH. B. Stewart
Joe Cannon
Baby
Alexandria
Howard Brown
T. J. Nix
Louise Chambliss
Junior Berry
Barbara Rose
Jo Ann Smith
Oak
Reeves Stephenson
Baton Rouge
Stenehenson
W. A. Collie
Bobby Johnston
John M. Holtaclaw
Sylvia
Vienna
Nelson Holtzclaw
W. Monroe
E. A. Holtzclaw
Brazel Sunday Visit and Army Deployment Notice
Brazel Sunday visitors included Jimmie Wood, J C Woods, C W Stephenson, Jimmie Hood, Walter Wands, and Lee Woods of W Monroe. Mrs. Billy Thompson is ill and her mother Carmen William will stay with them. Marvin Brazel left Monday for an army base and will be shipped to Korea for thirteen months, staying with his parents Frank and Brazel.
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Korea
Mrs
Frank Brazzel
Toy Ten New York Dogs Top List in 1959
The Pet Food Institute cites the ten most popular breeds in the United States per 1959 American Kennel Club registrations. Beagles, poodles, Chihuahuas, dachshunds, German shepherds, cocker spaniels, boxers, Pekingese, collies and Boston terriers lead the lineup.
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Dogstem
Toy Ten
New York
UPT
Pet Food Institute
United States
American Kennel Club
Summerfield High to Welcome Commencement Speaker
Claiborne Parish officials invite Robert C. Snyder associate English professor at Louisiana Tech to give the commencement address at Summerfield High on Tuesday May 18 1961 The speech titled To Him That Is Given Much Will Be Required will be used for the Springhill Press publication of an Americanism address The Tragedy of Our Times.
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Louisiana Tech
Avis Garrisor
Springhill Press
Snyder
Our Times
Springhill
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