Cosmos Club Helps Organize Les Amies High School Civic Club
Cosmos Club sponsors Les Amies, a new civic club for high school girls, forming forty three charter members at Mes Aten Guthrie's home on a Tuesday afternoon in May. Officers and sponsors named for 1958 1959 include Ruth Rostron president elect Patsy Moody vice president Dorothy Whoikers secretary Bonnie McGee treasurer Mary Jo Atkins historian parliamentarian Linda Nayanoaugh sergeant at arms and Nancy Colodny reporter.
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Les Amies Club
Mes Aten Guthrie
J. W. Lindsey
Mayer
A. Guthrie
Worth
Ruth Rostron
Patsy Moody
Dorothy Whoikers
Bonnie McGee
Mary Jo Atkins
Linda Nayanoaugh
Nancy Colodny
Mells
Allen Gurthrie
Newlan Kasvamugh
G. P. Bonner
Ruth Rostren
Shirley Anderson
Dorothy Walker
Linda Jones
Bonnie Laseter
Kay
Riser
Waynette Liner
Sandya Ruych
Peggy Roberts
Ping
Louise Morgan
Marsha Mabry
Y Line
Rai Hosipongy
Los Amios
Presbyterian Church
Betty Berryntin
Judy > Benner
Patsy Bommette
Sandra Durch
Pattsy Brady
Nancy Caladay
Janet Mehler
Dorothy Owov
Bee Y
Mary Theresa Hendershot
Hesback
Corel Sucy Tlicks
Mary Holder
Linda
Nathhie Wilber
Reba Wright
Nancy Coe
LES Amies
Ruston
Cosmos Club
Allen Guthrie
Patsy Brady
Linda Kavanaugh
LSU Grants Summer Institute Stipends to 54 Teachers
Charles L. Cook of Simaboro High School received a National Science Foundation stipend to attend a summer Institute for science teachers starting in June. Dr. Nolen B. Williams heads LSU chemistry and directs the program, which will fund about 54 teachers from Louisiana and beyond with stipends around 67 dollars for a nine week course aimed at boosting science teaching fundamentals. LSU is one of 120 institutions sharing about six million dollars for these summer programs nationwide to improve science education.
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Louisiana State University
Charles. L. Cook
Simaboro
National Science Foundation
Institute For Science
Cook
Nolen B. Williams
LSU Department
Louisland
LSU
Toachers
University
Eastland Third Grade Breakfast Party Reflects Health Study
Eastland Elementary School's third grade held a breakfast party on Friday May 23 as part of a health and nutrition study. The group planned the menu featuring milk cereal chips and buttered toast to show energy and strength from a good breakfast. Students and contributors named include Mary Ann Ferguson Linda Harrison Janice Jordan Donna Jimerson Judy Ledford Mary Jo McCarley Rebecca McKneely Donni Lymm Odom Heverly Shoap Rhonda Smith Katherine Staples Sanden Wheatley Randall Allison Robert Binelavelder Glen Boat Arthur Carmack J P DeFresse Jr Will Foster Jr David Gallatt Johnny Holloway William Hughes James Payton Jr James Ronald Smitherman Dayton Thomas Roger Walker Everett Whittington and Dewey Venable. A survey by the Southwest African Persian Lamb Industry Advisory Board ranked Persian lamb as the most valuable fur in the United States followed by Mink then muskrat seal skin beaver and squirrel with mouton. Women reportedly preferred mink if affordable.
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Eastland Elementary School
Th ‘Group
Mary Ann Ferguson
Linda Harrison
Janice Jordan
Donna Jimmerson
Judy Ledford
Mary Jo McCarley
Rebecca McKneely
Donni Lymm Odom
Heverly Shoap
Rhonda Smith
Katherine Staples
Sanden Wheatley
Randall Allison
Robert Binelavelder
Glen Boatwright
Arthur Carmack
J. P. DeFresse, Jr
Will Foster, Jr
David Gallatt
Johnny Holloway
William Hughes
James Payton
James Ronald Smitherman
Dayton Thomas
Roger Walker
Everett Whittington
Dewey Venable
Faculty Wives Hold Annual Business Meeting
The regular business meeting of the Tech Faculty Wives Club was held last week in Sv. Adams Par lor on Jer campus.
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Tech
Sv. Adams
Jer
Officers Reelected For 1958 In Local Committee
The committee announced that officers serving in 1957 58 have accepted the same offices for the new year. Mrs W J Bergeron was named president with Mrs d B Wilson first vice president, Mrs J A Cawthon second vice president recording secretary, Mrs L B Dorris corresponding secretary, Mrs B T Board treasurer, and Mrs A F E Tol-
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W. J. Bergeron
D. B. Wilson
J. A. Cawthon
L. &. Dorris
B.T
A. FE. Tol
Woman's Club to Hold May Meeting and Elections
The Woman's Fountain Club schedules a May 29 gathering at 3 90 o'clock in the educational building of Trinity Methodist Church. Members will discuss next season programs, hear reports from officers and chairs, and finalize parliamentary procedures. Mrs. R D Glover presides with committee chair Mrs RR L Repp.
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R. D. Glover
Mien
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C. BE. Barham
G. L. Ayres
Robert Upchurch
E. C. Lederer
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Alpine
Eastland
Weston High School
Sarah Avery
R. Avery
Linda Hathaway
Lawar Hathaway
Jonesboro
Department Club
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Mallagea
Tin Areier
Peden
Belaware
Fong Beliday
Aisanewice
Tosneralion
Wallace
Lincoln- Mercury Company
Texas
Texas Eastern
Louisiana Gulf Coast
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Colorado
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