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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1960

Page

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Lincoln Parish forest fire protection urged by editor

Editorial by Lincoln Parish forester Frank Gib highlights a sharp rise in fires totaling 64 blazes burning 1 140 acres through July 1960. It warns current protection is inadequate, calls for at least one more three man unit with tractor plow and truck, improved around the clock communications, and salary increases to recruit reliable fighters.

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Crooked timber and advisory talks govern forestry crop notes

The Forestry Advisory Committee warns crooked timber lowers lumber quality and increases warping. Southern pine remains stronger though markets slip. Weather forecasts for Northeast Louisiana agriculture show above average rainfall, aiding long range planning. Committees review issues, urging adherence to extension recommendations and insecticide guidelines for home growers.

P.O. Levasseur Forestry Advisory Committee Owns Weather Bureau Louisiana Stoneville Miss Mississippi

Noisy melon patches curb crow raids in South Carolina

South Carolina melon growers employ carbide guns emitting loud blasts at night to deter crows. The noisemakers cost about 15 cents daily to operate and have reduced crop raiding, making SC patches the noisiest in the nation. Some doubt remains if sound affects plants, but farmers press on.

Louisiana South Carolina South Carelina Agricultural Extension Service United States

Letter from Lt. James Rider in Germany praises local paper

ZIRNDORF Germany army Lt James D Rider whose wife Angelyn lives in Shreveport recently participated with other personnel in a German American field training exercise. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe M Rider of Hodge and a 1950 graduate of Jonesboro High School and 1955 graduate of Northwestern State College in Natchitoches.

Zirndorf Germany James D. Rider Angelyn Rutherford St Shreveport 4Th Armored Division Joe M. Rider Hodge Jonesboro High School Northwestern State College Natchitoches

Vienna Guests Visit In Home of W. D. Delany

Local visitors gathered at W D Delany’s Vienna home for a farewell weekend as Capt. and Mrs. Gar land McKee and family prepare a three year Air Force assignment in Madrid Spain. Guests included Bo and Cleo White families and relatives from Ruston Dubach Coleman Tex Jena Magnolia Ark and officials. Baptisms followed morning services at Calvary and a Brotherhood program sent Rev Pickering’s group to Clara Springs. Governor Jimmie Davis and Governor Ralph Barnett of Mississippi were slated as speakers.

Calvary Pickering Clara Springs Jimmie Davis Ralph Barnett Mississippi W. C. Farley Octavia Ketchens Tullos Jena Magnolia Ark

Nome Demonstration Club schedules September meeting

Mrs Ona Blondin adjusts the Nome Demonstration Club September gathering to 9 30 a m at the club house on Wednesday Sept 28 due to other commitments. Mrs C P Frazier and sister Mrs T A Pruett visited Shreveport relatives over the past weekend with Charles remaining through Wednesday.

Shreveport Ketchens Haynesville Margaret DeCenter Farley Athens Hobby Tdiner Amily Revate Rehardson New Orleans Ruston William Richardson Donna Afeman N. C Woodrow Lolley Vivian Co Hornsby J. C. Collins W. Monroe Dan Andrews Elizabeth Isth Tiston Hospital Hornsby Nome Demonstration Club Ona Blondin C. P. Frazier Charles

Griffins Visit Carlsbad Caverns for Short Trip

The R H Griffins left Greenville on Thursday August 25 returning Monday August 29 to visit Harold Griffin’s sister Louise Griffin Hamler and family in Carlsbad New Mexico. They toured Carlsbad Caverns with 14 year old Jimmy Hamler and Beth Griffin seeing the famed cave despite cool temperatures around 56 degrees each day.

Harold Griffin

Mountain Memories and Health News Fromfriends Visit

A letter recounts fresh air and scenic meals on a mountain trip with six in the party. Billy Griffin remains in Springhill General Hospital with rest needed for 6 to 8 weeks. Messages of good wishes flow to him and news of relatives and visits are shared amid travel notes and local updates.

Louise Jimmy Myself Robby Rath Aid Linda Wakerchild Springhill Billy Griffin General Hospital Hand Billy Pauline ‘Smith Willams Greenville Bossier City Watson Eva Hot Springs Ark Dee Mtcel Caver Dulath Grandma Colvin Froy Colvin Adrian Francia Riser Barnett Springs Willard Green Aulds Chapel Leslie Hazel Bryan Richard Byran Bill Ike Bill Griffin Springhill General Hospital Ane

Tea Shower For Linda Lou Broughton Bride Elect

Tea shower honored Linda Lou Broughton bride elect on Saturday August 27 afternoon at the old family home with pink decorations, lace cloth, and a table of iced cakes pink punch and mints. Co hosts included Mrs. Palmer Green and Mrs. Ada Napper with guests from Farmerville Bastrop Ruston Gibsland Bernice and Shreveport.

Linda Lou Broughton J. C. Gwen den- Linda Lou Broughton tVe McGee Misa Jo Ann Stewart Palmer Green Elmer Deason Misa Ada Napper Farmerville Bastrop Ruston Gibsland Bernice Shreveport

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