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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1958

Page

7

Garden Club discusses Year Round Gardening With Bulbs

Mrs. W L Aswell attends National Home Demonstration Convention in Wichita Kansas with Louisiana group. Aswell, Northeast District Director, will report back to Choudrant and Lincoln Parish council, sharing insights from the trip and planned side tours.

Madey Reston Leeder NNC Wynn Garden Club W. L. Aswell Wichita Kansas W. L. Rarwell Lincoln Parish Aswell Aere Axwell Choud- Tanty Louisiana Shiréveport Louisiana Home Demonstration Council Choudrant

Ruston Garden Club Holds Bulbs Talk and History

At the Ruston Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs M J Kavanaugh members read a yellowed paper by late Mrs M M McLeod recounting the club’s 1934 founding, early activities, and growth. Mrs Robert Wynn then spoke on year round gardening with bulbs, showing slides and naming tulips, narcissi, and other bulbs with monthly blooming schedules.

Wudy Ruston Garden Club Mra M. J. Kavanaugh M. M. McLeod Ruston Garter Clubs City Federation of Clubs National Federation of Garden Clubs City Beautiful Ruston G. A. Adams W. M. Warren B. H. Talbot Eunice Meadows Guernsey Golden Harvest Beersheba Love, Nest Adventure Dick Wellband Fortune John Evelyn Madam Krelage Wynn Karamingh M. J. Brothers E. 1. Walker R. Wynn

Civil Service Examinations Open in Four States

The U S Civil Service Commission announces trainee salaries from 325 to 375 and scientist, engineer ranges up to 11 595 a year for federal jobs in Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Arkansas Apply at the post office for forms or contact Informatics or the Regional Director Eighth U S Civil Service Region Dallas or New Orleans branch manager for details and forms.

U. §. Civil Service Commisssion Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas Post Office Regiona U. S. Civil Service Region Commerce Street Dallas New Orleans Masonic Temple St. Charles Avenue

Meas 29 Vaewne Home Demonstration Meeting Report

Meas 29 Vaewne hosted a Home Demonstration meeting on the 14th with 9 members present. Speakers included Mrs. Los Ambroge and Mrs. Mamie. Guests Mrs. Besse Pennell and Mrs. Edith Dougdale assisted. Weekend visits noted with families in Port Arthur and Sterlington. Remodeling ongoing at the Pipes residence. Attendance at Shreveport Fair and local singing events mentioned. April convention planned for Douglas. Mrs. Gladys Jones and V. A. Hennen noted hospitality. J. T. Richman listed on the puny list with back trouble.

Meas Vaewne Clit Mra Los Ambroge Mamie Besse Pennell Edith Dougdale Hosenaer D. M. Baker Kate Stevie Port Arthur Texan Sterlington Ferey Pirie Pesanene Evan Holstead Ae “Arthur Texas L. Ll. Holstead Irene Hogan Choudrant Holstead J. W. Pipes Shreveport J. G. Vernon Howard Holstead New Prospect Douglas Gladys Jones Downsville Siater V. A. Hennen J.T. Richman

October Birthday Lunch Brings Neighbors Together in Mineral Springs

A village birthday lunch on Sunday October 12 at Dara Ay PPA celebrated October born residents with a yard luncheon under trees. Attendees included E B Williamson J B Bryan Marsha Williamson Dubach Farnet Genty H F Easterling and many named locals from Monroe Shreveport and surrounding areas. On Tuesday October 14 women and children gathered at Mrs Jim Duke and Mrs Brenton Franklin to quilt three quilts for Mrs John McElduff with a large group of attendees.

Dara Charlie Chrisman E. B. Williamson J.B. Bryan Marsha Willamson Dubach Farnet Genty H. F. Easterling Tink Monroe Pon Roberts Alexandera J. B. Chrisman Kenneth Charles San Antonio Texas Dalston Williamson Jim. Duke Brenton Franklin John McElduff Carrie Martin Edna Franklin Bobby Fraiser Annie Williamson Clara Beth Culver Velma Franklin Grady Duke Kim Howard Sadie Franklin Julie Bryan Bell Franklin Nina Duke Evie Fraiser Davis Fraiser James Franklin T. D. Hutcherson Gertie Mobley Annie

Local Social Notes From Greenwood and Nearby Areas

Greenwood residents and relatives hold visits and hosting duties across town and nearby cities. Guests include Mr. C A DeFreese, Mrs. J M Wright, Mrs. Jack Wilteher, Mrs. Anton Wilteher, and Mrs. L L Kilgore who is on the sick list. Families of Beards, DeFreeses, Hedgport, and Martin share Sunday prayers and gatherings with neighbors in Winnsboro Huston and Simsboro.

May DeFrees D. Beard Don McCormack Ruston, Priday C. A. DeFreese J. M. Wright Jack Wilteher Anton Wilteher TL L. Kilgore WB. Simmons G. J. Wilder C. Haven Mer Leonard Martin Winnsboro J. W. Martin J. M. Flarrison W. T. Dee Freese J. 2. de Freese Huston Oscar Hedgeport L. Ci Tiny Clara Hedgeperh Thuston Ara COC Iuslufsun Bale A Louis Layfield Mealdan Alsaniley Simsbou Colvie

Death notices ripple through Clay community in Ruston region

Clay folks mourn Mrs. Y B Olive of Ruston and extend sympathy to the Mobley family. Funeral arrangements and hospital returns are noted as neighbors report illness and recoveries. Mentions visits, church activities, and local gatherings amid a week of arrivals and departures.

Landscaping Demonstration At Home Demonstration Club Meeting

Mrs Joan Clay gave a landscaping demonstration on Tuesday October 14 at the home of Mrs Homer Sizemore. Seventeen ladies attended, with prayers and a welcome gong. officers were elected including President Mrs R C G Mattison and Vice President Mrs Ho T Edmiston. Refreshments were served to many visitors and members. next meeting will be at Mrs Vo Ta Westbrook with co-hostess Mrs Homer Smelley.

Basle Joan Clay Homer Sizemore Westbrook Edmiston Weral R. CG. Umattinon Ho T. Edmiston F A. Hinton Homer Simelions Matt’ Aon Tomer Sizemore Metitsottrew Fean Chiy Bmrs. O Willett Tannie Snoneer J. M Beatty Fred Lamkin Hays W. Tiinton W. Lamkin Myre AL Tinton J. C. Mobley Homer Smelley V. J R. C. Mattison HL Edmiston R. P. Pesnell W. F. White Vo Ta

New Orleans Man Elected to Public Personnel Honor

New Orleans resident Charles Dunbar Jr was unanimously elected to honorary life membership in the Public Personnel Association at its Chicago conference. The award marks him as the 13th American honored since 1948 and acknowledges his role as a founder of the merit system laws.

Chicago Charles ¥. Dunhar, Jr New Orleans Public Personnel Association Civil Service, Assembly of the United States Canada Civil Service of North America Dunfor Lso Anual International Public Personnel Administration W. W. Shaw Civil Service Department Dunbar G Service League Chir I Committee Blot Ilan

Arid Small Firsts Homecoming Parade This Friday

Homecoming activities at Rugator High feature a Friday parade at 2 PM with floats built by student groups led by Herbert, Johnson, and Richardson. The event includes a halftime show by the band and Pepettes, a postgame dance, and the crowning of Homecoming Queen Helen Fielder with attendants Kay Norris, Carol Burkhalter, Maria Colvin, and Mary Uelenove.

Hevent Hogge’ Indiviendat Aler Herbert Joh Riser Mai Richardson Celia Paculty Snonaers Donman Garner Wo. Perkins Ghee Heston Manning Peppettes Tearcats Bastropams Turow Helen Fielder Mals Kay Norris Caral

New Hope Community Mourns Loss of Infant Son

Sympathy extends to Mr and Mrs James Tancock on the sudden death of their infant son Tin Vid who died Friday night. Graveside services for Hilly David were held Monday morning at New Hope Cemetery. Local residents attended gatherings and shared condolences as families visited relatives in Cotton Valley and Minden. Various neighbors and friends traveled to nearby towns over the weekend, with occasions of singing and prayers noted in community notes.

Louisiana Joes Blacklee Gerd United States Clay D. Okay Meek Arthur Meek Cliinton Mra. Meek Clinton Mohticella Ark Margaret ,Reed Homer Smeksey Mack Caraway James Ellis Don Spencer Billy Hinton Atkins GAH J. R. Kinman Roy Bryan Laman Donglas Ruston Anstey Kathryn Kendall Melba Herring Jena Kathryn Melba David Clinson Shreveport J. H. Kendall Ora Belle Clinton David Clinton Jane Baby Theo Reed Magnolia Aric Merle Joiner Kendall Mary K. Wood Jonesboro Prentiss Willis Lillian Wills R. C. Mattison Bossler City Harold Mattison Harwell Bennett O. P. Willett J. R. Tubberville G. A. Edmiston Esther Kine Charlotte Tamisin Delhi Westbrook Olive J. C. Mobley James Tancock Tin Vid Hilly David New Hope Jim Marvey Riaingy Irma Warvey Lewis Harvey Cotton Valley Bundy Minden Atra Charlie Blackman Dalla Stansbury Lille Dughter Terry Abent M Ardis Wintley Ant Ak Sondili Whatley Hone Sherry Ann McCraee

Ruston CPA Attends Detroit Meeting of Public Accountants

Ruston CPA Harold J. Sinolinski will join about 1,500 certified public accountants and guests at the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants annual meeting in Detroit. Discussion topics include professional ethics, accounting standards, financial reporting, and corporate profiles presented to the public. The event is hosted at a hotel venue with leadership from Wendell Barnes and other officials.

Detroit Harold J. Sinolinski Ruston Cpa Certified Public Atong Tit Schjeets

NE Alumni Supper Date Set for November 1

The Northeast State College Alumni Association invites members and officers to a 6 p.m. supper at the campus building. President Farlewst Aldimat, George Tyee, and Tam McCanneet are listed among organizers with Miss Atheryn Oliphant and Mrs. John Taffey aiding in reservations and event planning.

Asserdlant Tsannie Nha Siacont Ampus N5kt Connate Gosesige Vonines Puretoy Ceapley Farlewst Aldimat Association George Tyeett Cut Norway Clint

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