Ashenfelter's Olympic Triumph Told by Rev Richards
Horace Ashenfelter won the 3000 meter steeplechase in Helsinki 1952, defeating Vladimir Kazantsev and setting a world record. The account recalls rival feats, the high drama of the race, and reflections from witnesses and contemporaries.
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Ashenfelter
Chase Richards
Rev
Zon Richards
Newspaper Enterprise Assay
New York
NEA
Horace Ashenfelter
Vladimir Kazantsev
Velsinki
Jim Fuchs
London
Bob Mathias
Harold Connolly
Melbourne
Kazantsev Neld
Ash
Hardee
Horace
Bob McMillan
Horate
Tie A
Helenik
Calendar Of Events For The New Year By Dept Club
The Women of the Department Club opens October 6 at 2 40 PM in the Trinity Methodist Church Technogum. Mrs J W Evans welcomes members and invites community women as special guests. A rich calendar lists lectures art and music programs with Miss Elizabeth Bethea and Miss Mary Moffett among speakers.
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Wordn’s
Trinity Methordist Church
J. W. Evans
Marcus Mapp
Monroe i
R. D. Glover
Dr. Zhivago
Aississippi
Mapp
Forest
Blue Mountain College For
Mississippi State University
Wey
Review Club
Tiayou DeLaird Garden Club
Delphian Study Club
PEO Sisterhood
Mappas
Telston Deparment Club
Jackson
Miss
Elizabeth Bethea
Mary Moffett
Paris
Maxine Pepper
Jay Taylor
Pineville
G. W. McUinly
Fine Arts
Alex. TY. Mant
Tech
Marcier
Addison Thompson
Curry Palton
Mise Tenth Richardson
C. Cupp
Ldase
Drew N. Hays
Ht. G. Sinclair
Paul M. Davis
Friends Welc
J. D. Murry
M. J. Kavanaugh
Dog D. Marshall
E. 4. Peden
Carl Russell
Effie Wergewarth
Long Leaf Pine Chapter Represented At Third District Meeting
The Long Leaf Pine Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution sent representatives to the Third District annual meeting at Highland Park Country Club. Regent Mrs. I S Bingly and Vice Chairman Mrs. T J Mellon spoke, with Chief Tusquahoma chapter as host. Highlights included remarks by State Regent Mrs. James B Shackelford and greetings from State Director Mrs. John H W Farrar. A luncheon followed in Ouachita Parish Public Library rooms.
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Long Leaf Pine
A. R
Daughters of the American Revolution
Third District
I. S. Bingly
T. J. Mellon
Sulional
South Central
D.A.R. Magazine
Chird
Tusquahoma
West ‘Monroe
Highland Park Country Club
O. N. Reynolds
Conrad N. McDuffie
Abraham Morehouse
Dar. Khia
Edward D. Schneider
Tno
Plas
Flpb
Hobinsa Bouel River
Thomas Grenby
Tusquakoma
NSF Appoints Tech Teacher To Its Panel
Dr. W. L. Terd ple, head of the mathematics department at Louisiana Tech, has been named to an NSF panel to evaluate summer science training proposals for high school students. The panel meets October 10-11 in Washington, D. C. Travel and living expenses for panelists are covered by Science Service.
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W. L. Terdple
Lousiana Tech
National Science Foundation
Br. Temple
Bowen C. Dees
NSF
Washington, D. C
Science Service
Ruston Country Club Board approves dues and suspension rule
The Ruston Country Club board, after member polling at the September meeting, voted to raise dues from 25.62 to 31.11 per quarter, adding 21.96 annually per member to fund urgent clubhouse improvements. A by law change imposes suspension from all club functions and facilities if dues are delinquent beyond ten days after quarter end, effective with the October 1 notice announced by club president Alex Hunt Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston Country Club
Alex Hunt, Jr
Etka
WAMU Program II Planned at First Church
The First Church hosts WAMU Program II on Wednesday October 5 with an across the bridge theme into South America. A South-of-the-hor ror Spanish dinner begins at 6 30 p.m. featuring chicken continental Guacamole fried carrots fruit haw and spiced chocolate. A 7 30 p.m. film strip introduces the mission study book for The Lottie Moon season of prayer and fiscal giving. Both men and women are urged to attend.
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First Church
South America
First Baptist Church
Lottie Moon
Legion Auxiliary Rummage Sale At The Fair
American Legion Auxiliary members sponsor a rummage sale at the fair starting today. Volunteers will collect articles for pickup and ask interested residents to call Sits Grady Janes or Ae Herlia Colvin for arrangements.
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Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Sits
Grady Janes
Ae Herlia Colvin
Miss Johnson’s Math Path Inspires Local High School
Students praise Miss Johnson for guiding them through mathematics with rare fervor while her genuine interest in Henry becomes a notable schoolwide trait.
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Miss Johnson
Hheny
Ruth Johnson Birthday Featured At School Dance
A school calendar highlights Ruth Johnson's birthday with a community dance. Students and chaperones, including Ruth Johnson, prepare for a social event with teachers coordinating supervision and student attendance.
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Toay Owas Otiss
Ruth Johnson
Ruston Leaders Praise Clean-Up Efforts And Pep Rally Activities
The Ruston Leader highlights community cleanup support and school pep events. Teens extend birthday greetings to Miss Roth while noting Bearcat victories and halftime shows. After school practices and weekly pep meetings showcase skits by freshmen girls and bands under Coach Gamerehes.
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Miss Roth
Ruston
Tuston Wirgh
Linda Graham
Rotnie Graham
Anty
Clark
Jong
Registration Books Closing On This Friday
Registration books for Lincoln parish residents are closing to non property owners through Friday as elections approach. Registrars warn anyone who has moved or not registered since January 1, 1957 must register to vote.
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Lin ‘Coln Parish
Thraugh Fyday
J. 2
Jodby
Lincoln’ Parish
Sis
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Detroit
Davi Rupp
Williams Research Corp
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