Salute to the Community Pharmacist During National Pharmacy Week
A tribute to pharmacists as key health team members who work around the clock. They fill, label, and check prescriptions, discuss cautions, and suggest related items. With over 14 billion prescription orders on file nationwide, rapid access to serial numbers aids emergencies and overdoses. Pharmacists engage in community health projects and civic programs, earning thanks for dedication to patients' health and safety.
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Ruston community birthday calendar drives local pride
A Ruston neighborhood appeal invites residents to welcome a door knocking fundraiser selling the Ruston Community Birthday Calendar. Proceeds support the High School Band, with calendar listings featuring family birthdays while boosting town spirit and student musicians.
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Ruston
Rusten
Agriculture a success story at national meeting
County agents heard a speech praising American agriculture as a historic success with output per hour tripling since 1940 and farm productivity rising sharply. The talk noted a standard family meal costs far less in the United States than in Europe and that food costs consume about 20 percent of disposable income.
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Cito Rank
J." Welch
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Governor Power Scored by PAR Analysis on Local Appointments
PAR analysis outlines how governors can appoint up to 800 local officials upon taking office, influencing legislation and local boards. It warns of state overreach, time diverted from state affairs, and diminished local authority, proposing reforms such as local boards filling vacancies and uniform vacancy rules.
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Gast
Jilin
PAR
Nonpartisan Research Agency
Siid
Bodie
Erpaink
Demonstratiof Club Meets In Home Of Mrs. C. F. Alexander
The Demonstration Club gathers at the home of Mrs. C F Alexander with members present except Mrs Clondin Bernie who is absent due to illness. Notes show plans for future meetings in October and reports on members visiting relatives, hospital states, and travel from Shreveport and Warren.
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Hico H D Club Meet With Twenty Eight In Attendance
The Neq Home Demonstration Club held its September meeting in the club house with 28 members and several visitors. Officers were elected, reports covered clothing, tone management, parley, handicraft, nutrition, and world citizenship, and refreshments followed.
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Nancy McCunvy
Margaret Deason
Mas. W.C. Tanner
Bernice
I Nez Barnett
Avelyn Barnett
Theng
Plas
J. A. Burgess
E. T. Napper
Tivelon Barneth
Cy Od
Lillian Stewart
Mario Owen
Wor
Stewsiet
Vier
Main Cray
Mes
Lacy McGeey
Willie Hawley
Aftes
Clondlin
Liane Craver
Luis
Witlus
Mas
Dell Liurates
Roy Murphy visit to Monroe noted in local column
Mr and Mrs O T Atchriseh and family of West Monroe spent last Sunday with Mir and Mes Clumbs Aten and Chilelven. Mr and Mrs Roy Murphy were expected to visit Monroe midweek. Mrs Johnny Turner and children of Monroe were mentioned for Friday.
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O. T. Atchriseh
W. Monroe
Will Mir
Mes
Oy Murphy
Johnny Turner
Monae
Frenk Gibson
Bud Bennett
Choudrant
Alt
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Roy Murphy
B. A. Morrison
Il Dorada
Ark
MM Calvin Murphy
Motivee
Way Aot
James Morris
Shreveport
Charles Allen
Marvis Murphy
Ruston
William Green Heads Dubach FFA Chapter Meeting
The Dubach FFA opened with its first meeting of the season. William Green was elected president with Bruce Walters as first vice president and James Pidlery as vice president. Rachael vlan was named parliamentarian and Childe Caxs was secretary, Morin Used gmel Saeki Mentin served as sentinel.
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Bue
Amoy
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Uae
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Bruce Walters
James Pidlery
Rachael Vlan
Pariamentarien Childe Caxs
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Gmel Saeki Mentin
Riser Civic Club elects James Kay as president
James Kay was elected president of the Riser Civic Club at a gathering where Henry G. G. noted the club’s civic aims. Other officers included Thomas I. Gates as vice president and local members such as Misty Department head and speakers addressed civil defense. Refreshments followed as members discussed community service and local visits by neighbors and families over the weekend.
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Army Camp Echoes of Community Life and Recovery
Sunday church attendance lifts spirits as Fh RB Baugh recovers and plans returning to vote. Mrs John W Nelson improves after illness and enjoys a ride with the Tamer. Clyde J Richiredson home from hospital but cannot host visitors yet. Recent rains help cows but hinder gardening while residents fret over the past and seek future happiness.
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Simsboro Library Club Holds First Meeting
Glenda Woodard reports on the first meeting of the Simsboro Library Club held September 28. First graders presented animal unit projects while sixth graders drew portraits. Sally Johnson was elected president under Mrs Taylor's guidance.
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Library Club
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Taylor
Crossroads of C B Henrys Entertain Guests at Home
Local notes from Ruston and area recount Mrs C B Henrys hosting out of town guests including the Gilen Pitchies and the Adis family. The piece covers choir plans under Mrs Yarbury, upcoming State Fila meeting by the RADAS and AMNTONS, physical fitness tests for schoolchildren, basketball prep, practice sessions, and various weekend visitors to Ruston from nearby towns. It names officers Jinny Jones and others, plus several families visiting or hosting.
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Past Commander's Roll Call Thursday Night Legion Home
American Legion will hold a picture day and roll call of all past commanders at Thursday night meeting. Commander Davis urges Lew Giomires to attend. event at Legion Home 780. Present service members and veterans will be recognized for duties and obligations. refreshments to be served.
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Playcard
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American Legion
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