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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1960

Page

7

Auto Inspection Stations Backlog Cuts Licenses in 1961

In Baton Rouge officials stop processing 1955 inspection station license requests until October. About 3,000 applications await action as the state Motor Vehicle Inspection Section sets $10 yearly fees for garages. Inspections begin January 1961 with a maximum public cost of one dollar. Also notes Mrs. T R Davis visiting Shreveport with her children T R and Margaret and Dorothy Ann and families.

Baton ‘Rouge Halon Sincloth Department of Public Safety New Hope T. R. Davis A. M. Davis T. R. Davis Sr Shreveport T. R. and Margaret Dorothy Ann

Fellowship Alvin Jenkins Reunion Held

Alumni and relatives gathered at the Alvin Jenkins home for a family reunion and fellowship meeting. Attendees from Dubach Shreveport Fort Worth and West Monroe shared a large lunch and socializing in a welcome setting with plans noted for a fall booth and new leaders elected for the coming year.

Alvin Davis de Wilson Standard Oil Baton’ Rouge Calvin Alvin Jenkins Herbert Darwinh Jenkins Lane Davis John T. Davis Vicki Gidney Jenkins Robert Holder Jodie Holder E. S. Barteet Dubach Obie Jenkins Fort Worth Texas Tettle Lester Meequeite Malone W. Monroe Ira Mount W. H. Jenkins Katy Spencer, Colgin Start

Dubach Three From Dubach Attend State WMU Leadership Meeting

MES A B Ball Evelyn Sallier Buster Delaney Dayton Doughty attended the State WMU Leadership conference at the First Baptist Church in West Monroe on Wednesday. The piece also records numerous family visits and social events around Sept 1960, noting meals, birthdays, and church gatherings with names such as Clinton Campbell Jenkins Mitchell Colvin Williams Herring and others.

Mes A. B. Ball Evelyn Sallier Buster Delaney Dayton Doughty W.M.U First Baptist Church West Monroe H. P. Clinton Clay Dewey Campbell Alvin Jenkins Jenkins Hill Mitchell Newton Mitchell Mary Ann Maplewood Bobby Greenwood Baton Rouge Bud Viator R. L. Kilpatrick Monroe John Williams R. M. Woodson Roy Falco Shreveport John Smith Sidney Dean Rep

Davis couple attends church after moving from Shreveport

A restored note reports Mr and Mrs Bobble Gere Davis arriving from Shreveport to join the local church. It also says Mrs Buel Davis is recently mobile and she attended church services on Sunday, expressing happiness at her recovery.

Iris Bobble Gere Davis Shreveport Buel Davis

Sawmill clinics to study production in Louisiana

Sawmill operators and workers are invited to attend one of three Louisiana clinics in September. McKean of LSU Extension leads sessions at Alexandria, Minden, and Newellton to help cut operating costs and boost production using current equipment. Morning sessions cover sawmill study and maintenance. afternoons cover saw maintenance with discussions and on-site mill visits.

Louisiana McKean LSU Agricultural Extension Service Alexandria Minden Newellion Louisiana Forestry Commission Agricultural Extension Service Newel Iron U. S. Forest Service Forest Products Laboratory Madison Wisconsin Forestry Commission

Northeast Is 10 Years Old Growth Upscales at Northeast Louisiana

Northeastern Louisiana State College marks its 10th anniversary as a four year institution with rapid growth and plans for expansion. Enrollment has surged from 5 hundred in 1950 to 2,518 last year. New facilities include a $200,000 air conditioned dining hall a campus lighting system for 25,000 and a gym expansion of 188,000 by spring. Dormitories for men and women open by June next year and a biology geology building may be completed by September 1981. Faculty has grown to 155 with 47 holding doctorates. The college also opens a nursing department this month.

Monroe Louisiana State College Northeast Nursing

Merit Badges Awarded At Trinity Church Court Of Honor

About 150 attendees watched 22 Boy Scouts advance at Trinity Church as J G Chumley emceed the ceremony. Awards went to Larry Hethcox Roger Walker Jay Atkins Guy Barnes Stan Lewis Jim Tuten Tom Holladay Jack Grammell Donald Rice Gale Chumley Bill Hendrickson Robert Sharp Phil Waltz Billy Colvin and Richard Smith among others.

America Court of Honor J. G. Chumley Robert “E Holladay J. D. Bick Larry Hethcox Roger Walker R. A. Smith Larry” Hethcox Carrall Kilgore Keith’ Wilson Bobby Roy Harold J. Smolinski Jay Atkins Guy Barnes, Jr David Barr Stan Lewis Jim Tuten Tom Holladay Jack Grammell Allen Tuten Jimmy Carter Institutional Guy Barnes Donald Bice Jim Rice Gale Chumley Billy Carter Billy Colvin Claude Hendershot Bill Hendrickson George Wubbard Mickey Mays John F. Mer Boy Scouts Mary Kott Max Nelson Kent Oglesby Robert Sharp Richard Smith Carl Smolinski Gary Townsend Jack Trammell Aller Tuten Phil Walta Keith Wilson

Twenty three new Grambling staff named by dean

Dr E L Cole announces twenty three new Grambling College faculty members including Delores Ashley Ester Cooke and Roselyn Brown with positions in home economics science business. Northeast budgets show growth from 1.52 million to 2.18 million with state appropriations rising to 1.95 million. Campus expanded from 51 to 54 acres adding buildings for agriculture home economics administration music now Fine Arts ROTC and dormitories. Library holdings rise from 12 200 to 52 000 volumes with 475 journals.

Grambling College E. L. Cole Cole Delores B Ashley Swedish W. Brand Misa Roselyn Brown Corinne ‘T. Carpenter Northeast Brown Hall Brown Fine Arts

Interstate Overpass Clearances Tug On Louisiana

Railroad of details shows a dispute over 16 and 18 foot clearances on Interstate 20 between Ruston and Calhoun Louisiana. Engineer R B Lloyd notes nine underpasses may require raising or bypass options with costs around 1800 dollars per foot. army requests 16 foot clearance for military mobility. Potential fixes include raising structures lowering grades or bypassing, with broader implications for existing Interstate corridors and future missile related adjustments.

R. B. Lloyd Baton Rouge Bureau of Public Roads North Louisiana Army Lloyd Ruston Calhoun U. 8 Maylso Rupert Lake Charles Liloyd Anid

Income Tax Law Causes Board To Get New Machine

The Lincoln parish school board will advertise for bids to rend bookkeeping machine. The school board office said today the new state income tax law requires updated bookkeeping. Finan said an estimate put the machine cost at about $8,000 to $9,000.

Board Lincoln Parish Eho Board Rendw Maghine School Board

Ed Williams Showing Progress Toward Recovery

Ed Williams, injured in an auto crash that killed a teenager and Dr Rel Gray, has regained consciousness at a Shreveport hospital. Doctors express cautious optimism about his improvement and plans to discharge him soon to Rodgers Arkansas for rehabilitation. Family says he is able to sit up and dress himself as recovery progresses.

Ed Willams Rel Gray Shreveport Rodgers Arkansas

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