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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1961
Page
2
By Glenda Wood and a group of students completed their first properties this week and welcomed new member Shirley Mickman to the class as seniors work hard selling annual ads in the Simsboro Tiger Tales.
Fragmentary notes mention officers Shayiy bint memnn and Susan Cinterducs, and seniors and a king bard notional reference. It notes a session with Dr Bred Selevuz and Herb Phitbrek, plus a counterspy and a TV session attended by followers, all from unclear October 1961 text.
OCR text reports a student council and cheerleaders at a high school holding elections and organizing activities for the new year. It notes a meeting on Monday October 2 to elect officers and outlines the year’s motto build better city with leaders Glenelan Woodland Mary Ping ham and Sumli as secretary.
Extension agents urge youth involvement in the Junior Livestock Sale and discuss community support. The piece highlights saving for college, funding programs, and the role of farming clubs, with notes on pasture protection and soil management including white clover and potash needs.
D'Arbonwne reports a social at Rev Mrs Roberts home with attending youths and neighbors. The article notes funeral services for Miss flan paar ham in Tarstaay, hospital movements, family visits from Downsville to Wadlington Clinic, and several residents visiting Vernice and Monroe for board meetings and social events.
In Hays Station, Wallace Harrison and family recently moved into a new brick house on the Shreveport road. A housewarming party was hosted by local ladies. Visitors over the weekend include neighbors and relatives from nearby towns. The community extends best wishes to the family.
Clay Church hosted services led by Tat Teel Wesley Fonnelia tion, and Darrell Morgans ied Ukowasan Prive. Don Hinton of Minden spoke at Clay Church, with Unity at eleven, Sunday School at ten, and a noon meal served outside.
Jersey cattle owned by Mr. J C Howard of Ruston show official production indexes. Records list milk yields fat content and weights for cows named Southland Command Bruce Amy and Norman Susie Belle with figures like 690 and 612 pounds respectively. The note argues efficiency over size and states some dairy cattle will be shown at the Lincoln parish fair this week.
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