Flower Election Looms Across States With Pic Bloomers
Voters across the nation prepare for a national flower election with ballots listing Roses Carnations and Bluebonnets as candidates. California favors Bird of Paradise while Denver backs Columbine. Students in Georgia Missouri and other states cast ballots and visit florists as write ins are allowed. Final results to Congress and tax revenue impacts noted.
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America
T Aviz
Biloxi
Miss
Washington
Dubach Garden Club Plans Landscaping Program
The Dubach Garden Club met at Mrs. Calvin Norris’s home on October 20 with sixteen members and three visitors. A design entry for the State Flower Show was accepted, calendars ordered, and a District Meeting at Bastrop on November 11 announced. Mrs. Charles Baylin opened the program and Mrs. S. J. Filler spoke on landscaping as refreshment was served.
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Caden ‘Hay
Calvin Norris
J. Stephens Agenchastess
AE FP. Pierry
Merlin
Stercetary
Ae Isiata
Fogo
Hest
Shrevepet
Alphens
Carl Davis
Hanis
Bastrop
Nber
Charles Byalvin
S$. J. Filler
Vara Enloe
B. Colvin
Burt
Alvin Davis
Arts
Fuller
Suller
Ini
Stee Cray
T. L. Hedgepeth
M. F. Henry
R. UL. Robinson
Lane Nar Neil
Maurine Medgepeth
Nancy Cray
Bettye Meee
Colvin Norris
G. B. Stephens
Pi Kappa Alpha Hosts Party at La. Tech
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity members at Louisiana Tech hosted their annual gathering on October 14 in Adams Parlor. Pike chapter president Mile Sh er of Jackson introduced the actives and pledges as mothers from campus sororities presented their pledges.
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Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
la. Tech
Louieh
Adams Parlor
Mile Sher
Jackson
Pike
McLane
Ruston
Carol Ulmer LeDoux
Pi Kappa Alpha
Gaurst
Manor
Coach
Irs
L. P. McLane
Jena Hosts Ruston In Week Eight Football Clash
Ruston’s Borcats eye a bounce back as coach Tass Gniffett steers a wary prep in North Jon foothall action. Jena aims to extend a winning streak with pressure defense after their lone setback.
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Neville
Ruston'ss
Ota
Jena
Tass Gniffett
Thre jDewers
North
Jon Foothall - Widen
Megins
Hase Ng
Law and You: separations grounds and college pledges
A partial transcript discusses how grounds for legal separation hinge on love and specific statutory provisions. It recounts a Louisiana court view, noting that mere ceased love is not enough for separation, and cites college fraternity events with refreshments and pledges signing guest books as records, plus chaperones.
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Louisiana Wists
Gurta
Prather
Area Scouts Will Contribute To D C Tribute
The Ouachita Valley Camel area scouting group will donate toward a Washington D C tribute honoring 30 or 40 million Americans affiliated with the movement since 1910. The project, approved by Congress and President Eisenhower, features bronze figures around a fountain with scenes of Scouting. Former Bay Seats of revi members may participate, with Fehoner signing a name on a sewell.
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Boy Scouts of America
Washington, D. C
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Chapman
Eigry
Congress
Eisenhower
Revi
Fehoner
Army Private Reynolds joins 2d Armored Division at Fort Hood
Fort Hood Texas Army Pvt John W Reynolds son of Mr and Mrs Reynolds Route 1 Ruston La recently assigned to Battery C in the 7th Artillery of the 2d Armored Division Reynolds 20 attended Grambling High School in Ruston La He entered the Army last April Also noted German based Pvt Hie ML Kelley 21 with wife Mary of Mortge La participated with the 229th Signal Company in Exercise Side Step NATO command post exercise in Germany The ten day drill tested unit effectiveness under simulated combat conditions Kelley a telephone repairman joined the Army in March 1995 He had been overseas since November 1957 Kelley attended Vernon High School His father James C Kelley of Antlers Oklahoma and his mother Mrs Elizabeth L Payne of Vernon Tex are listed as his next of kin.
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Fort Hood
Tex
John W. Reynolds
Mra
Din Reynolds
Ruston
Lnt
2D Armored Division
Reynolds
7Th Artillery
Grambling High School
Stuptgart
Germany
Hie
ML. Kelley
Mary
Mortge
229Th Signal
NATO Command Post
Kelley
Stuttgart
Vernon High High School
James C. Kelley
Vestiv Antlers
Kelsey
Elizabeth Il. Payne
Wanderer St
Vernon, Tex
Pair Arrested By Commission By Louisiana Wildlife
Two Franklinton men were arrested by Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission officers for using electrical devices to shock fish. They pleaded guilty in Washington Parish District Court before Judge C. A. Barnett. DA Wontrow Irwin announced the plea, with Captain Leonard Now assisting the enforcement team. The defendants received 50 day geilsenterines.
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Franklinton
Louisiana
Wid Life and Fisheries Commission
Dudge CG. A. Barnett
Washington
Julius Book
Law Enlorgement
James ©. Bureh
Wiley Creel
Wontrow Irwin
Leonard Now
Bay Enforcere Division
Letters to the Editor Honoring Cumbo Supper Support
The St Thomas Cumbo Supper last Thursday night was a success. The Guild Indies and Numanites aided in preparation and service. Many patrons wanted to take home quart containers but could not. Guild ladies will prepare more gumbo for delivery to patrons at their hotels and a few others.
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Guild
Club Meeting at Mrs Neeles Home Halloween Theme
The Aut Astra Chui held its Orta ber meeting at Mrs Lloyd Neeles home with a surprise Halloween party. Guests wore witches costumes and enjoyed Halloween decorations and spiced apple juice. President Mrs R A Riser led the meeting followed by prayers, minutes, and roll. Refreshments and Christmas gift making concluded the gathering. Attendees included Mrs R A Riser and others. several visitors attended. some members were absent.
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Aut Astra Chui
Lloyd Neeles
Neeles
R. A. Riser
W. H. Simpson
Ray Brumley
WW. 1D. Hinton
PAR group lecture details private agencies funding
A noon luncheon at Ted's Cafe featured Ji Steimel chairing a Louisiana PAR briefing. He described PAR as non partisan and privately funded by business leaders and individuals, noting less than 400 contributors in the year and highlighting concerns over income decline and underused natural resources in Isulana and Louisiana.
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Husineas
Ji Steimel Iene
PAR
Floyd James
Tym
Lincoln Parish
Ted
Uit
Steimer
Nn Genel
Louisiana
Steimel
Islana
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