Watson Hightower Wedding Solemnized September 30th
A quiet wedding was held Friday September 30 at five o'clock at the bride's uncle's home on King's Drive. Miss Judith Hightower and Mr. Eugene Watson exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. A TH Johnson of Emmanuel Baptist Church. The bride wore white brocade taffeta with a pearl headpiece and carried a white Bible with carnations. the groom's best man was John Bucks.
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Hightower
King's Drive
A. TH. Johnson
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Judith Hightower
Eugene Watson
J.T. Hightower
Cra
Fred Watson
Homer
Fendant
Annette Green
John Bucks
Community gathering highlights October meeting
The October gathering featured Mrs W Ry Steve and Alf Harris leading a group through a recreation period. Raene acted as hostess, Willie Farley drew the fire, and Mrs Sally Barham received a birthday gift for the group. Hostesses Marie Owens and Elizabeth Napner served potato chips cheese crackers cookies and Cokes to attendees.
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Ief
W. Ry Steve
Coe Alf Harris
Dot
Fleen Place
Towsig
Willie Farley
Sally Barham
Simsboro Garden Club Meeting Recap Highlights October event
Mrs. C. C. Cole hosted Simsboro Garden Club at her home on October 13. President Mrs. G. E. Mul Jens opened the meeting, the club prayer was recited, and historian Mrs. Ernest Burt presented a decade of club history. A dried arrangements program followed with twelve form displays. Refreshments were served by hostesses to members including Mrs. Burt, Mrs. Cole, and others.
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Simsboro ‘Garden Club
C. Ge-Colé
Robert Burt
G. E. Mul Jens
Ube
Ernest “Burt
Simsboro Club
A. B. Houck
D. Dden
G. In
A. Mullen
J. Ff. Murphy
L. M. Napper
HW. I Nobles
W.R. Sumiin
Thera Wal
Cooktown
H.D
Stinson
R. 0. Stinson
Reception Details At Truston Wedding
The newlyweds hosted guests who registered in the bride’s book. The bouquet table featured a silver candelabrum with white tapers and satin ribbon. A three tier cake with a miniature bride and groom and pink roses was served. The couple will reside at 215 East Texas in Truston while the groom studies at Louisiana Polytechnic Institute.
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Gro
Mia Charlotte Uightower
Bonnie ‘Lander
Patsy Girner
East Texas
Truston
Loulstena Polytechnic Institute
Orchids As Door Prizes At Episcopal Bazaar
Orchids will be given as floor prizes at the Episcopal Bazaar on November 10. Register at the door to be eligible for drawings after lunch and near closing time. A cut flower and shrub mart, pot plants, and an expanded event with Men’s Club projects are planned.
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Ruston
Friends of the
Episcopal Church
St Thomas Guild Gumbo Supper Planned At School Hall
St Thomas Guild will sponsor a Gumbo Supper on Thursday October 27 at the school hall. Takeout quarts may be picked up after 4 PM at the Carey Street entrance to ease service. Dinner runs 6 to 8 PM with gumbo rice salad bread pie and coffee. Tickets cost 150 for adults and 50 cents for children.
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Thomas Gui
Carey Street
Guild
Mrs Biggs Speaks At Local Association Meeting 1910
The Lincoln Parish Association for Retarded Children held its annual meeting at Ruston Elementary School on October 18. Guest speaker Mrs TY C Biggs of Oak Grove, vice president of the Lavish nna Association for Retarded Children, addressed over 12 000 attendees and discussed progress in preventing mental retardation.
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Lincoln Parish Association For
Ruston
Governo Davis
Investigte
Louisiana
Children's House
Rustin
John Campbell
Richard Mechem
Henry Roane
Dircess
Williamy A. Marbury
Homecoming Dance at Ruston High Sets Stardust Theme
Homecoming at Ruston High Friday follows the football game featuring a Stardust theme rendered in blue and silver. Queen Loyce Garrett and attendants Peggy Williamson Nan Mood Stephanie Hearn Carolyn Pratt are crowned by Bruce Bagwell with committee members Loyce Garrett Stephanie Hearn Mary Filler Polar Beverly Williamson Mary Hilan Marler Allen Tuten and sponsors L J Garrett Norman Kavanaugh and Bruce Bagwell. Music by the Raiders from Louisiana Tech with refreshments by school clubs.
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Ruston High School
Stardust
Jena
Bruce Bagwell
Wil Weléamne
Loyce Garrett
Peggy Williamson
Nan Mood
Stephanie Hearn
Carolyn Pratt
Stéphanie Hearn
Mary Filler Polar
Beverly Williamson
Mary Hilan Marler
Allen Tuten
L. J. Garrett
Norman Kavanaugh
Raiders
Louisiana Tech
Scenes From Carmen Performed For Tech Newcomers Club
The Tech Newcomers Club October meeting featured scenes from Carmen by the Tech Opera Workshop in Howard Auditorium with Miss Janell Mertens Lune as Carmen and Ben Laney as Don Jose. Other cast members included Mellie Joescott as Michaela and Bill Hudson as Escamillo with Pat Wells and Bankie Hollis as Mercedes and Frasquito. Two pianos accompanied the performance, followed by refreshments in the library hosted by Mrs. R. E. Storms and committee members.
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Janell Mertens Lune
Don Jose
Ben Laney
Michaela
Mellie Joescott
Bill Hudson
Garmen
Mercedes
Frasquito
Pat Wells
Bankie Hollis
Newton Horn
el Ramedado
Larry Stanley
el Cancalro
Frank Jones
Zuniga
van Marsh
Morales
Carmen
Helen,Tucker
Johry
R. E. Storms
Andrew McPhate
Clifton Love
J. C. Trisler
R. E. Carlile
George Byenside
Bobby Freeman
Walter Mallerich
Dward Moseley
John Stifter
Thomas D. Guthrie
Winston P. Hackbarth
Charles Kilgore
Henry A. Kallsen
Ellis Sandoz
Grandad Steps Out cast chosen for MTCHAY WALLEH play
Seniors select the cast for the comedy Grandad Steps Out to be performed Tuesday Nov 15. The lineup includes Mrs Laura Morton Bettye Mr Gee Grandad Jimmy Hammons Tilly Glenda Knowles Bettye Shadduck Patty Bell Kip Jackie Dale Hunt Toadie Judia Luke Norwood Sandra Madden Sue Taylor Sallie Gwen Jack Norwood Bob Bennett Jim Mahoney Kenny Bettell Miss Abby Higgins Mickey Waller Mrs Jobe Feeney Nans Calvin and detective Tommy Doss. Three minor parts go to Phillip Farrar Larry Green and Pearman Smith.
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Mtchay Walleh Yesenidva
Grandad
Laura Morton
Bettye Mr Gee
Jimmy Hammons
Tilly
Glenda Knowles
Bettye Shadduck
Patty Bell
Kip
Jackie Dale Hunt
Toadie
Judia
District Meeting Planned at Trinity Methodist Church
Minutes from the September meeting note repetition of Dent, Margie Wilder and the Club Collect. A district meeting will be held November 18 at Trinity Methodist Church. Cooktown club won second prize for its fair booth and three new members were welcomed Beatrice Young Dolores Smith and FE P Cole. Bertha Colvin elected secretary. Reports on nutrition clothing discussed. Meeting adjourned with social hour and refreshments.
Basketball yoked in late night mood in Downsville clash
The text notes a Tuesday game on October 25 at Downsville. It cites a boys’ 7 to 42 win over Downs ville and a close girls’ loss by 3. Captains are Larry Green and Douglas Brilt.
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Downsville
Larry Green
Douglas Brilt
Hallowe'en Safety Precautions For All Families
Halloween safety tips urge light colored flame proof costumes with reflective tape on hats and props. Avoid masks and candles use flashlights inside jack o lanterns and supervise very young children to prevent accidents or danger.
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Hallowe'en
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