Berry Hinton Leads Stephens Highs Championship Nine
Berry Hinton, Louisiana Tech graduate and former three-letter star, coaches Stephens high school of Stephens Arkansas to a state title by sweeping a doubleheader against Bauxite after losing Friday. The town celebrated a record turnout as Hinton’s first year yields a championship squad with strong baseball and multi-sport success. He starred in baseball and basketball at college, captaining both his final seasons, and is expected to play semipro baseball during vacation.
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Berry Hinton
Louisiana Tech
Hinton
Bulldogs
Signal Henor
Stephens High School
Stephens
Arkansas
Bauxite
Tinton
Camrlon
Aireh
Shik
Berry
Clay
Music Recital Planned by Ruston High School Trio
Harvey Nelson and Miss Valle Nelson will present a piano and orchestra recital Thursday in the Ruston High School auditorium. The program features orchestra numbers and solos with Miss Nelson guiding piano solos and Mr. Nelson directing the orchestra. Participants include Elizabetha Mays Opal Clarkson Mary Cape Tarver Eliane Milam Maude Nelson Jaycee Lorene Korneguy Rex Nelson Miregery Nelson Jacob Pierescert Margraerite Pierce.
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Harvey Nelson
Miss Valle Nelson
Ruston High School
Miss Nelson
Rcliuurce
Mr. Nelson
Elizabetha Mays
Opal Clarkson
Mary Cape ‘Tarver
Eliane Milam Maude Nelson
Jaycees Lorene Korneguy
Rex Nelson
Miregery Nelson
Jacob Pierescert
Margraerite Pierce
Centenary College Offers Cotton Classing Summer School
The second annual summer school of cotton classing and marketing will run from June 4 to July 8 at Centenary College. Professor Robert See, head of the Commerce department, says Cyril Wilde, ex-export manager for Cook Brothers Cotton Co of Memphis, will again lead the classing courses. The program covers grading, stapling, and cotton trade methods.
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Centenary College
Robert See
Department of Commerce
See
Cyril Wilde
Cook Brothers Cotton Company of
Memphis
Poppy Memorial Day Proclaimed by Ruston Mayor Goyne
Mayor Charles C. Goyne proclaims next Saturday May 30 as Poppy Day in Ruston Louisiana calling on citizens to wear the memorial poppy and support disabled veterans through street sales by American Legion Auxiliary workers.
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Goyne
Russion
Charles ©. Goyne
American Legion Auxiliary
T. Charles C. Gagne
Ruston
Louisiana
Wyar
Leto Ous
Flanders
Charles C. Coyne
Publication of A Burning Torch and Flaming Fire
Centenary College president Dr. Gorge S. Sexton announces a new book on Centenary’s history and ideals titled A Burning Torch and Flaming Fire. Written by William Hamilton Nelson, editor of the Pacific Christian Advocate, the work portrays education broadly and Christian education in Louisiana as exemplified by Methodism.
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Gorge S. Sexton
Centenary College
Centenary
William Hamilton Nelson
The
Pacific Christian Advocate
Sexton
Louisiana
Methodist Church
Tennis Courts to be Lighted and Used at Night
Construction began Monday on lighting for the Jimes tennis courts on North Viera Street. About 36 inches wide reflectors will illuminate the courts with 2000 yard jumps and poles 45 feet high. A list of contributors includes Floyd Janus Ball Jamues Da 1. Chreen Wallies WHE Charles 28 Carte Howare Smith Atdi Lewis Powards Wallis and others supporting the night play program.
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Jimes
Viera
Ruston Dure
Floyd Janus
Ball Jamues
Chreen
Wallies
Typical American Family Found in Indianapolis
Statisticians identifying the typical American family select the Browns of 4144 Carrollton Ave, Indianapolis. The family of Mr Merrill J Brown, 44, wife 22 at marriage, children John 13 and Louise 15, live in an eight room detached home with modern conveniences, car, and active in golf and tennis.
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Taduenapolis
Oato
Alan Dett
Joli Grown
Pai
Lee Dapn
Petty Aira Brovary
Louise Troan
Merrill J Brown
Carrollton Avenue
Indianapolis
Merrill J. Brown
John
Louise
Indiana
Bost
Brown
Hi V Club Tennis Tournament Heads to Monroe
The Hi V organization will sponsor a Northeast Louisiana amateur tennis tourney in Monroe from May 16 to 20. Eligible players must have no professional experience, and District M C A Secretary T H Tyson expects many entries. Ruston Hi Club president Billy Mitchell hints a player may enter, while Robert Sims from local high school represented North Louisiana rally in April.
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Northeast Louisiana
Hi-V
Monroe
T. H. Tyson
Billy Mitchell
Ruston High School
Robert Sims
High Schol
North Louisiana
Employer Match: Merrill J. Brown Named Ideal Family Fit
A jury seeking a representative working family for Pitman-Moore Company identifies Merrill J. Brown and his household as the best match. Criteria included modest means, home ownership, public school children, civic interest, thrift, and a self-made, responsible upbringing.
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Pitman-Moore Company
Indianapolis
Merrill J. Brown
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