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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1962
Page
7
A lengthy social column lists numerous visits and guests in Dubach and nearby towns. Families from Alexandria, Monroe, New Orleans, and Shreveport joined locals for Thanksgiving gatherings and weekend visits, including the Colvin, Campbell, and Hedgepeth households.
Local fans anticipate a meeting between the Dubach Hornets and Spearsville at the town gym with the first game at 7 00 p m The Dubach girls look to start strong with Judy Hunt Donna Taftum Tsh Fuller Jane Billberry Dianne Barnett and Jane Hunt in the lineup Coach Colvin expects solid varsity play from Richard Jones Larry Billberry Stanley Jeffcoat Nickey Davis and Pete Colvin for the boys tonight The Hornets invite supporters to back their team
Harold Shirley will be the guest speaker at a loyalty supper this Friday at the Laibach Tish School Cafeteria. The Kirst Baptist Church adult members plan a 5 000 Levee Gfirvin for their Building Program as they celebrate recent completed projects and discuss new Sanctuary plans. BR TR A. Doeghty urges attendance at the event beginning 7 41 p m.
Friends of the Lincoln Parish Library urge all interested in the library to attend a special meeting at the Library on East Alabama Avenue Monday evening December 3 at 7 00 p m Library board member Jess Moore asks ward six residents and others to join this session for library support
A fragmented poetic piece on happiness as a crystal broken into many pieces. It weaves in scattered names and places including Mr. and Mrs. Armand Ball, T. Boe, F. Samerson, Zev, Jerry Means, Larry Werguson, and Joe C. Smut among others, with mentions of San Antonio, Shreveport, Monroe, and various dates and social ties. The text blends reflective lines with a collage of personal names and places, creating a mosaic-like snapshot.
Mrs Baggette hosted a card party at Fuller Farm on Tuesday evening with chips dips and drinks. Attendees included Wade Baggetta Miss Jinese ava SMe Biases and Charles Phackey among others, with meals and beverages noted.
The readable lines present a scrambled set of phrases with student names and scattered words. The text lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a factual news item.
Mumbled OCR text lists several individuals connected to a junior detective program within a Methodist Church. Names appear garbled and inconsistent, with fragments like Pam Beckman Jan 3 and Debbie Compr, lacking clear roles, dates, or events.
Residents of Dubach and surrounding communities will want to be in front of their TV Thursday afternoon November 29 at 2 00 pm. Louisiana Power and Light Company on KNOL SV will salute Dubach with a feature of the program showing pictures of the lovely homes in our area. The community is proud of its town and will want to share in this tribute.
The Dubach Garden Club hosts its Annual Christmas Tea on December 15 at the members home on Hico Street. Members prepare holiday decorations and welcome the public to join the seasonal event, with proceeds supporting club activities.
Rosebud Driggers hosted an ailidebetle Toosing evening in November at Dubach Wis.Cus. Bycik fie Qos, president, called the meeting to order. Ageseu opened with prayer. Attendees included Mrs Campbell and Mars F Weinieig. Wath payer, An aguyable deilusetgs tnt follower, hostesses served tea and cake.
Lincoln Parish announces school pageant winners Jane Billberry and Ray Cooper. Jane, an eleventh grade varsity player, yearbook staff, FHA member, and 4-H Junior Leader, is named Most Beautiful Girl. Ray, a tenth grader, is voted Handsome Boy. Bookmobile schedule updated in front of the Post Office Tuesdays.
Mrs Fuller hosted the Dubach Bridge Club in a Friday evening card party on November 23. Attendees included Mrs Dicktil, Mrs Hugh Burgess, Clyde J Driggers, Mrs Ben Clesans, Maeduaigaret Shee hill, Charles Ruel Colvin, Mrs dike Rogers, and others. The next gathering will be at Mrs scarvind Fowler's home on December 7.
Members of the Young Married Couples Training class at First Baptist Church enjoyed a covered dish supper on Friday evening November 1. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Gene Roberson, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barfield, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Till, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Tatum, Mr. Ware Baggette, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thacker, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Colvin, Miss Janelle McHachern and Mr. Huey Holder.
The Ruston Quota Club Open Door Tour is set for December 16 in the afternoon. Homes on this year’s tour include Kendall, Frasier, Barksdale, Heard, Fallin, and Hadleys with ticket contact through Darlene Pendergrass.
Dr and Mrs Daniel Dupree of Monroe announce the arrival of their first child a dainty little miss weighing 7 lb 302 on November 29 Beaming grandparents are Mr and Mrs Morelle Farley of Dubach Mr DANELLIC ALISA noted in the family?
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