State A To Ba Jove! Sooner Loutheina Attorney General to Speak
Attorney General Jack Grew will be the speaker at the annual Young Man Year banquet set for 7 30 tonight. The event will honor Mireetition who has served since May 18 1956 and is a Baton Rouge lawyer educated at LSU law school. Nomination deadline is December 2 and judges will be secret. Jaycees urge nominations for 21 to 35 year old men who have contributed to community betterment. Previous winners include Morgan Peoples 1954 Kenneth Whittaker 1955 Fred Wands Jr 1956 and Buddy Napper
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LSU Iaw
Algo
U. S
Buppente
Ba‘Rouge
National Association of At- Lamdye
Young Mén's
Business Club of
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge America Legion Post
Jaycees
Morgan Peoples
Kenneth Whittaker
Fred W. Dands, Jr
Buddy Napper
Alabama MRE A F Holstead Alabama MRE
Alabama church notes recount Southeast Asia mission views at Arcadia First Church. numerous local members, visitors, and church groups share in recent activities. Attendance and missionary work highlighted with prayers, Sunday school, and council meetings.
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Alabma
Fms
Southeast Asia
Avery Lee Ates
Arcadia
Mont « Hye
Episcopalians Meet in Rayville Convocation
The Northern Convocation of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana met in Rayville on November 1. Attendees from the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer included Rev. and Mrs. Cathcart and several parishioners. Mrs. Morton reported on Personnel and College Work and Mrs. Marbury on the Miami Triennial Convention. Bishop Girault M. Jones officiated at Holy Communion.
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Wrpman's Auxiliary
Protestant Episcopal Church
Toulal
Rayvile
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Joseph WN. Cathcart
Wm. A. Marbury
John W. Morton, Jr
Arthur Stone
E, BD. Cowan
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West Side Dinner Guests and Weekend Visitors
West Side neighbors hosted Mr and Mrs Ernest Frescher for dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Bill Spillyard of Pine Bluff Arkansas Mrs Carl Weldon Mrs Pearl Strickland Mrs Jamie Millener Mrs Becky Gruffton and Mrs Bulah Lindsey all of Bernice Mr and Mrs Henry Spillyard and Mrs Thelma Ormon of Ruston. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Reph Nix and son of Shreveport Tommy and Alice of Waterproof and the Ben Adams family of Columbia. Mrs Z BR Ray spent the week with her son's family in Haynesville. Mr and Mrs T P Richardson Miss Betty Richardson Jeanie and Robby Richardson of Homer were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Welder Monday night. Jana son of Homer spent the day Saturday with L J Blackwelder and family.
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Ernest’ Frescher
Bill Spillyard
Pine Bluff
Avi
Ars
Carl Weldon
Pearl Strickland
Jamie Millener
Becky Gruffton
Bulah Lindsey
Homer
L. Js
L. Blackwelder
Imogene Johnson Honored At Party On 12th Birthday
Miss Imogene Johnson granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Wed Johnson was honored with a Saturday afternoon party on November 15 to celebrate her twelfth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and a birthday cake with ice cream. she received many lovely wishes from Sharon Martin Marion Johns Claudia Nells N Smith Cathy Courtney Pat and dad Johnson as well as Mrs Lloyd Nells Miss Norma Teun Johnson and Mr and Mrs W W Johnson.
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Imogene Johnson
Imoogene Johnson
Wilis
Sharon Martin
Marion Johns
Claudia Nells
N Smith
Cathy Courtney
Pal
Nao
Dady Johnson
Lloyd Nells
Norma Teun Johnson
Ail
WV. W. Johnson
Garden Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Harmon
Mrs Harmon hosted the November Garden Club meeting at Spreg ind t'y Garden Club with co-hosts Mrs WW J Mins mon Mrs W O Thompson and Mrs Mdwaed Orton. An address by Mrs ol We Patterson covered planting and line of house plants with three key points. Guests and officers presided including Mrs Philomorphs president CONGO UME Uh Disihtess session and the group planned holiday events.
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Spreg Ind
Wits Herbin
WW. J. Minsmon
W. Oy.thompson
Mdwaed Orton
Ipssus
Ol. We Patterson
Wooy
Phomiprons
Congo
Wits
Renest Ursant
Mars
Jobe Campbell
Wood
Knight
Hives
Cray Laswell
M. Miller
Juli Winefers
Mas
Adaljty Bichler
Sacens
K. B. Lover
al Odin
Sack
Louisiana Tourism Meet To Open In Baton Rouge
Louisiana will host a landmark tourism convention with top public and private leaders gathering in Baton Rouge on December 75 to review the industry and preview the state’s first comprehensive travel guide Lovely Louisiana. About 70 municipal and civic leaders from across Louisiana attended the Alexandria meeting to map plans for a billion-dollar tourism year with Gov. Earl Long and other dignitaries invited. A 40,000 copy run of the guide will be distributed statewide and beyond.
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Alexandria
Louisiana
Bate Rouge
Louisiana Municipal Association
Rushton
T. C. Beasley
H.B. Maxwell
George L. Nicol
EL HW. Smith
Jack Hayes
Isette
Citizens Tourist Committee
Citizens Group
LMA
Alu
Southern Publishers Elect Louisiana Man Association President
Charles P. Manship Jr of Baton Rouge State Times Morning Advocate was unanimously elected president of the Southern Publishers Association at a Boca Raton meeting. Millard Cope becomes Chairman of the Board. Hugh Patterson Jr of the Arkansas Gazette treasurer.
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Buca Raton
Flin
UPI
Baton Rouge
Card of Thanks Expresses Gratitude to Kind Helpers
The family extends thanks for sympathetic gestures from neighbors friends and doctors at Shryepey Thon pila and The ThAW. They acknowledge care during mortality and ask for continued prayers and support from respected community groups and the Bah Villa Lodge.
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Johnson
Piosbey
Arthur Morgan to Be Feature at Department Club Art Program
Local arts patrons will attend the Department Club annual art program featuring Arthur Morgan of Shreveport born in Ascension Parish. A sculptor and painter, Morgan studied at Beans Arts Institute New York and trained under Guizon Borglum and Mario Korhel. He helped found Centenary College's art department in 1928 and has sculpted portraits of Ta, Simon Baruch and Edward Doig Tass White. The event, titled Garden Sculpture, showcases Morgan’s outdoor sculpture along with his colorful garden works.
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Woman's Department Club
Arthur Morgan
Shreveport
Ascension Parish
Beans Arts Institute
New York
Guizon Borglum
Mario Korhel
National Arts Club
New York City
Society of Medalist
Art Association of New Orleans
Morgan
Centenary College
Aone
Simon Baruch
Edward Doig Tass White
USA
Louisiaa
United States
Program Of Expansion At Grambling College Outlined By President
Grambling College outlined an expansion plan announced by President R We. Jones featuring a $820,000 dining hall, $780,000 student union, and ten dormitories, with total construction costs exceeding $2.4 million. The project plans steel construction, ceramic interiors, and modern facilities to position Grambling among large Negro colleges, including early work on foundations, frames, and interior finishes.
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Grambling College
Grimbling College
R We. Jones
Diay
Washington Congress Deadlock Looms Over Debate Rules
The piece outlines ongoing disputes in Congress over filibuster rules and debate length, noting Liberal push to curb obstruction and potential majority power shifts. It also mentions political maneuvers ahead of a new session and the Senate’s role in shaping legislative speed and accountability. In sports, Louisiana Tech faces Northeast State in Monroe in a Gulf States showdown with a title implications at stake.
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Senate
Congress Merte
Louisiana Tech
Northeast State
Monroe
Techmen edge McMurtry in clashing northeast tilt clash
The Techmen staged their best effort since the McNeese game to defeat McMurtry of Texas in a hard fought Saturday showdown. Coach Allet cited the Northeast offense led by quarterback Reynolds as a key factor while McMurtry’s defense and McNeese tilt influence shaped the contest.
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McNeese
McMurtry
Texas
Joe Allet
Kyerel Reynolds
Aes ST
Murray
Ailpet
Ruston FFA Members Vie For Area II Roles At Monroe Meet
Disjointed OCR notes describe FFA members from Ruston seeking Area II positions at a Monroe meet. Mentions include names, places, and various events with unclear details, reflecting a partially readable page segment about student agricultural activities and area assignments.
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Ruston
FFA
4-H Bulletins Distributed to Lincoln Parish Members
Bulletin notices show 4-H members in Lincoln Parish receiving distributed project literature. Projects include baking clothing forestry dairy beef cattle rabbits craft and more. Leaders from Lincoln Parish attend Conway and Moonpie meetings while long time lead member Mrs Foster supports 4-H leadership in the parish.
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Eh Chih
Entty
Lineal
Rede Ae
Torego
Iren Lineoh
Lamborn
Veolia Conferenre
Moonpee
Mr and
Mes
Wy A. Smith
Ruston
Kim Foster
Elieo
Sith
Poster
Forest Protection Conference Plans in Alexandria
The Forest Protection Group schedules its annual meeting in Alexandria on Tuesday. State delegates from Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas gather to discuss interstate forest protection cooperation and emergency response plans amid regional concerns.
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Alexandria
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