Minden favored in clash with Ruston Bearcats
Ruston and Minden stand on the eve of a likely hard fought clash as Minden, 9 2 last season, visits Ruston 7 3. The Bearcats showed strong line play in a jamboree while Ruston, led by veterans, relies on backs Walter Martin and Ronny Garrett to spark the offense. Ruston’s earlier season opener loss to Minden set the stage for a pivotal game this Friday.
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Charles Connell
Rol McMichael
Jim Eaton
Tide
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Sherburne Sentell
Rustoh
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Auston High
L. J. Garrett
Coushatta
Jonesboro
Hodge
Tigards
Bearcat
Mike Ine
eGorge Davidson
Jerry Hood
Allen Carpenter
Felton Hood
Don’ Hammons
Ronny Graham
Tiders
Walt ‘Martin
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Emmett and Mary Baugh Trip Across Coast to Mexican Towns
Mr and Mrs Emmett Baugh and their son Lt Be returned from a three week trip visiting Salt Lake City Utah Kennecott Copper Mines Mormon Temple Salt Lake City city San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge Malt Woods redwood forest Chinatown Fishermans Wharf cable car Top of the Mark San Diego Tiguana Escondidas Juarez and a desert cross. On return they saw a Post Motor Co transport and called it the best part of the trip.
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Escondidas
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George Nicol To Serve on ABC Council
An eight member Louisiana advisory council for the 1960 Red Cross drive was announced by Harry H. Hudson. Members include George Nicol, Ruston insurance executive, along with George W. Healy Jr, editor. Rev. John Mellan. Brig. Gen. Charles R. Doran. Arnold C. Babl. Henry D. Foote Jr. Charles W. Goodyear Jr. and W B Cotton.
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Louisiana Advisory Council
Red Cross
Harry H. Hudson
Red Cross National
Louisiana
George_ Nicol
Ruston Insurance
George W. Healy, Jr
New Orleans
John Mellan
Baton Rouge
Charles R. Doran
Lafayette
Arnold C. Babl
Lafayette Oil Company
Henry D. Foote Jr
Alexandria Red Cross
Charles W. Goodyear, Jr
Bogalusa
W. BD. Cotton
Rayvile Atto
Liberal Arts Expanded At Northeast Liberal Arts Expanded At Northeast
In Monroe Louisiana Northeast Louisiana State College announces eight new instructors for the Division of Liberal Arts and expanded curricula across economics history government geography sociology social work English Spanish and French. New courses include English 130 Drama Since the Restoration and multiple Geography and History offerings. The added staff spans English geography history journalism military science and more to meet growing student needs.
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Monroe
Northeast
Louisiana State College
W. R. Hammond
Division of
Liberal Arts
der Hammond
Latin América
Europe
Latin America
U. S
Vernon E. Lynch
Robert W. Reid
Gale T. Gifford
le Mar’ L. Stephan
Nellie W. Hickman
Isabel R. Pullen
Mack B. Solomon
Jack B. Wilkes
Dean Hammond
Evelyn Chilton
Willa C. Cox
Carl L. Grantz
Louise G. Lemert
Jessie M. Lockhart
L. M. McKneely
Dorothy N. Younse
W. RB. i Hammond
T. R. McCann
W. C. Buchanan
A. L. Tatum
Harriet H. Cale
Joseph R. Brown
Ted B. Ferguson
William R. Scurlock
William A. Walker, Jr
Perry HW. Howard
Winnetta Thomas
Hazel H. Mitchell
Annelies 1. Hayward
Annie Lee West Stahl
Howard P. Landry
Lawrence R. Longfellow
Ray W. Coffey
Earl N. Trabue
Red Cross Names National Vice Chairman in Louisiana Drive
An advisory council will appoint a national vice chairman to lead broad fundraising efforts in Louisiana. Objectives include consulting with Red Cross chapters on fund planning, leadership, and operation to secure active campaign leadership. Hudson of New OrleansCalls the role a prime opportunity to strengthen the Red Cross financially for the coming year.
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Volun
Red Cross Orograny
Louisiana tops nation in tourist income as promotion soars
The Louisiana Municipal Review reports Louisiana leads the United States in tourist income with $4,187.22 in new business per dollar spent on promotion. A Curtis Publishing survey covers 229 groups spending over $15 million. LMA surveys from 23 of 50 chambers show budgets totaling $119,408 for promotional efforts.
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Alexandria
Louisiana
Louisiana Municipal Review
Louisiana Municipal Association
Department of Commerce and Industry
Curtis Publishing Company
Curtis
LMA
Chambers of Commerce
Tech Scrimmage Notes Pinpoint September Opener
Tech drills on the practice field this week after a first full scrimmage expose rough edges. Coachs report no new injuries, praise reserve prospects, and plan movie study to fix flaws before the September 19 season opener at Beaumont Texas against Lamar Tech.
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Louisiana ‘Tech
Bulldogs
Paul Hynes
Charlie Garris
Tech
Lincoln Parish School Board Adjourned Meeting Minutes
Lincoln Parish School Board met in Ruston on September 7 1959 with nine members present and two absent. Minutes of the prior adjourned meeting were approved. James Tarver of Equitable Life Assurance discussed employee premium rates based on age and count. The 1959 tourist promotion spending across Louisiana totaled several cities, with states funding for tourism and the LMA Lovely Louisiana program reporting costs.
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Marbury
School Board
T. We Green
Emmons
Glendale
Greenwood
E. Mitcham
Ruston High School
Oscar Barnes
Ruston
Barnes
Helen Benefield
Sara McGee Colvin
Dubaeh
Hillcrest
Cleo Beard
Ruston Junior High
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
A.m
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S. L. Nobles
Simmie Whitman
C. A. Terrill
T. W. Green
Lamar Colvin
Mr. Napper
R. M. Foster
William A. Marbury, Jr
J. C. Rueble
William B. Smith
James Tarver
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Corn flows south reshaping poultry production lines
Frank Priebe argues grain cost spreads are shrinking, with corn increasingly floated down the Mississippi to the Southeast for poultry feed. He contends the decisive factor is efficiency, not growing own grain, as South producers leverage lower costs to expand egg and meat output.
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Middle West
South
Mississippi
Alabama
Family Reunion Near Hico Brings Hanks Kin Together
Survivors of Deceased Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hanks held a Sunday reunion at the Hank’s home near Hico. Living children include Mrs. W. N. Peland of Bernice and Mrs. Jeannie Rhodes of Hico, with many relatives from Arcadia Simsboro Winnfield Ruston Dubach and surrounding areas attending.
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Harvey Hanks
Hank
Hico
W.N. Peland
Jeannie Rhodes
Hank's
Flora Bel Driskel
Tony
Don
Arcadia
Joe Doss
Lena Thompson
Simsboro
Author Dosy
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Mary Aycock
Annie Young
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Lisbon
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Deayline
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Athens
Lois Fowley
Sharon
Dayton Hanks
Waterproof
Willie Cobb
Ruston
Angie Hanks
Jessie D. Bryan
Ruth Foster
Jimmie
Happ Napper
Anna Dass
Mack Henry
Bonnie Toss
Archie Dass
Acktie Murc
Retired Teachers Hold Fall Meet in Temple Baptist Hall
The Lindoly Parish Retired Teachers held their first fall gathering in the recreation room of Temple Baptist Church. The meeting opened with a prayer by Dr. Gray, notes were signed, and attendees included Alma Burk Flora Inning J M Bart J P Lynch Cutthinaban Ledila Rogers and many others. District meeting plans were set for the second Thursday, and a note was sent to Mrs. J Match of Rayville in the hospital.
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Edwards
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Flora
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Jessamine Elsworth
Ethel More
Leola Rodgers
E. E. Baugh
C. W. Edwards
J. M. Baker
A McFarland
J. W. Melton
Hardage
Downsville
Plan for Pleasant Living film staged for women
An offer promotes a 15 minute technicolor film titled Plan for Pleasant Living a room by room tour of a home designed with Goop Housekeeping. The ad invites women group meetings such as clubs or PTAs to arrange a screening at no charge.
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GOOP
PTA
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