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Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1960

Page

4

Venezuelan student spends week with Ruston family

Haydee Seijas a 20 year old from Mara cay Venezuela is spending a week with Dr and Mrs Carl Langford as part of a U S orientation to American colleges She will attend Newcomb College New Orleans for two years studying anthropology She was chosen from 40 exchange students and will join Southwestern this fall The article notes Venezuela political parties and a roast armadillo recipe shared anonymously by a Leader reader

Hayee Sellas Ruston Corlee Hera Charles Langford Hores United States Haydee Langfords Ruston Family Armadillo Haydee’Seijas Maracay Venezuela Carl Langford United States Miss Seijas Tulane University New Orleans Newcomb College Democratic Action Party Lucia Christian Republican Democratic Union Communist Democratic Action Communist Party Congress Louisiana Tech

VFW Membership Drive Set For Ruston Post

Lescar W. Harlan 13th District Commander announces all VFW Posts in his district begin membership drives on September 1, 1960. He aims for 100 percent membership at the Ruston Post, working with Post Commander Thomas A. Lewis to boost local VFW membership.

Lescar W. Harlan Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Harlan Thomas A. Lewis Ruston

Ruston JC to Host Tri Regional Meet

The Ruston Junior Chamber of Commerce hosted a tri regional meeting of regions one two and three of the Louisiana Junior Chamber of Commerce on Sunday. Representatives of all clubs in the northern part of Louisiana attended the event.

Ruston Junior Chamber of ‘Commerce Louisiana Junior Chamber of Commerce Louisiana

Destructive Proportions Fall Army Worms Plaguing Lincoln Parish

Lincoln parish pasturelands face a worm invasion described as destructive by county agent F. O. LeVasseur. The army worms threaten lawns and dairy pastures across the state, with recommendations to apply malathion or toxaphene and to remove cattle for several days after treatment to prevent market restrictions. Immediate action advised as delay could ruin pasture lands and hay crops.

Lincoln Parish F. O. LeVasseur Cecumtv LeVasseur Bel Lincoln Steff Tom Herlins

Lincoln Parish Fray Names 250 Teachers for 1960 61

Nearly 250 teachers were approved for Lincoln Parish schools for the 1960 61 term by the parish school board. The report lists 141 white teachers and 100 Negro teachers, plus four white and one Negro administrative staff. Names span Ruston High School Ruston Junior High Eastland Wilcrest Chandrant and Dubach High Schools with principals and staff listed for each school.

Lincoln Parish Morelle Emmons Lincoln Parish School Board Emmons Ruston High School G. Hanchey Oscar P. Barnes Hubert Belisle Bobby Gene Campbell Martha Clingan

New Students Must Register In Lincoln Parish

Lincoln parish schools superintendent Morelle Emmons urged parents of children new to Lincoln parish to contact school principals and present birth certificates. She said early contact avoids last minute rush and delays, with no waiting in Vine. principals can schedule appointments as school opens September 7.

Lincoln Parish Morelle Emmons Lincoln Emmons Vine

Dream Dam at D Arbonne Lake Moves Forward

Concrete being poured on the D Arbonne Lake dam site in Union parish signals progress toward a 15,000 acre lake with 47 foot max depth. The project, backed by Farmerville Jaycees, Ruston clubs, and state legislators, aims to boost water supply and regional industry with 100 miles of shoreline and a 2,600 foot dam.

Tom Herline Laader D'Arbonne Lake Union Parish Farmerville Jaycees Qiong Cluby All Vie Soli Dion D'Arbonne Corney Ruston Novity Stile T. '. Fields Buddy Napper Lincoln Lawrence Gibbs Quadhlia J. Re. Patton House Senate Rabun Ronnie Terrill Lamont Phillips Alvin Green Bernice William Smith Dubach Felton Green James T. Henry Pureterville D’arbonng Loader Tom Herline

Freight Train Kills Grambling Professor Rose Hodge

A freight train struck 37 year old Negro assistant professor Rose M. Hodge near Grambling's street crossing, killing her as she rode in a car. She taught education at Grambling College and served as placement officer in student personnel, with survivors including husband Clifford J. Hodge and son Charles M. Hodge of Little Rock. The 1958 Grambling hire held degrees from Fisk University and Philander Smith College. The fatality marked Lincoln parish's eighth death that year. train crews delayed 30 minutes while investigators cleared the scene.

Rose M. Hodge Grambling College Grambling Ruston Hospital Clifford J. Hodge Charles M. Hodge Little Rock, Ark Lincoln Parish Af Grambling Fisk University Philander Smith College Lite Rock Philandder Smith College Mississippi Vocational College Bruce Thompson George Simonton

Ruston Men Return From Canada Fishing Trip

Ruston sportsmen completed a four day fishing expedition in Quebec Province Canada. Participants included C R Barham Sat Winter C C Barham and Charlie Hebing. They reached the remote camp by seaplane and fished on Lake Bruce using lighter tackle for 26 inch lake trout. An Indian guide aided the group and relies on a 30 mile trap line in winter to earn a living.

Rour Ruston Canada Quebec C. R.cam Barham Ruston Attorny Sat Winte White Buick Company C. C. Barham Charlie Hebing Bruce Barham Ruston Company Dar‘an Huston

Interim Temple Pastor Appointed at Temple Baptist

Rev. D. C. Martin has accepted the call to serve as Interim Pastor at Temple Baptist Church. He previously led Temple Church as associate and acting pastor in 1959 and has moved from Phoenix, Arizona to Ruston with his wife Carolyn and children Jennifer, Greg, and Carol Janeen. He will commute weekly to New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary for studies.

D.C. Martin Temple Baptist Church Temple Churehy Caring Reve H L. Sampson Fter. Martin Ruston Phe mix Arizona Grand Canyon College Turner Carolyn Galloway Jenny

Bids Opened on I-20 Work in Lincoln Parish

Bids were opened for the last Lincoln parish section of Interstate 20, a four mile stretch between Arcadia and Limahore partly in Lincoln and Blenville. Louisiana Paving Co. of Ruston bid 711,635 to build the four lane controlled access highway. This is the final I-20 strip in Lincoln parish, with Calhoun expected to open soon.

Lincoln Parish Arcadia Limahore Louisiana Paving Co Ruston Blenville Baton Rouge Lincoln Parish Calhoun

Pelican's State Trophy Awarded to Peter Bingham

Peter Bingham of Simsboro received the Pelican Boy's State trophy at the Baton Rouge session ending August 1826. A High School representative, he was named outstanding citizen of Arkansan City. During the nine day intensive program he was elected Commissioner of Finance for Arkansan City, chosen to the House of Representatives from his parish group, and appointed Clerk of the State Convention.

Peter Bingham Simsboro Pelican Boy's State Baton Rouge Arkansas Arkansan City House of Representatives

Louisiana Tech Requires Student Picture ID Cards

The registrar's office announces all entering fall semester students must obtain an ID card with their photo for admission to concerts library lending book withdrawals and athletic events. Cards, issued at registration with a nominal fee, are kept for yearbook distribution and replacements cost two dollars. faculty and staff may also obtain the cards if desired.

Louisiana Tech

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