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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1958

Page

10

McFarland McCallum Ames Post Opens Membership Drive

The McFarland McCallum Ames American Legion Post kicks off its membership drive on Murday at 7 00 p m with Commander Bill Veazey at Hardage Ford Motors. The committee includes Ed Rolf Hunter Lewis Dick Midson Judge C A Barnett Bill Rows C W Colvin and Larry Fox. Veazey urges ex servicemen in the parish to contact the committee and aims for 90 percent of last year’s membership by October. State Vice Commander Iay mom Camus of Shreveport will speak at the October meeting on the second. post commanders will be recognized and Armistice Day quotas must be met by then.

McFarland-McCallum Ames Ican Legion Post Murday Bill Veazey Hardage Ford Motors Ed Rolf Hunter Lewis Dick Midson C. A. Barnett Bill Rows C. W. Colvin Larry Fox Veazey Ang Iaymom Camus Shreveport

Tree Planting Program Makes Strides in La

Louisiana’s Tree Farm program sets records in August with 137 new Tree Farms, 429,594 added acres, and 17 dedication ceremonies. By August it surpasses 3.2 million acres across 55 Tree Farms, placing Louisiana sixth nationally in Tree Farm standings. The program, run by the Louisiana Forestry Association and American Forest Products Industries, promotes privately owned forests as timber crops.

New Orleans Louisiana Pelean State Louisiana Forestry Assn American Forest Products Industries

Sunday Visits And Appointments At Local Church

Local worship included Rev. Cantrell of Ruston delivering the sermon after Corinth Rev. Past’s regular appointment was interrupted by an old friend. Numerous visitors from Monroe Shreveport and Ruston joined family members for a weekend of hospitality and fellowship at the church and nearby homes.

Past D.1 Cantrell Ruston Dunice Brazzel Mary Elizabeth Bossier City Elio Nazzet Monro J. N. Butizzel Mya Livale Wilkerson Br Sun J. HL Stephenson Davidy Bennett Denodayo Dee Loy ID Mood J ‘Idie Stephenson Doss Stephenson Adit Vera Mamie Burgess M-Sgt Anit Melvin Mood Daiueliters Z. McGreall Togsier City Will Burgess Walter Alexander William Hood Albert Hood Coell Hood Earnest Thanet Pollan Sandra Leonard Hood Andy Young Francis Pourist Post Janice Grady Tan Net Debor J. N Dbruzvel WV. McFearin Max Turgess Monroe Mero Mes Laan Baeie Beet Earnest Hood Francis Bennett Will Turgess Penis Pest Post Thorael Suniay Ray Bonnett Sund Trae Business School Mars Tiloisemi Loyd Stephenson Gepated Hood Ligede Wilkersey Atlerdeon Alsa Rev J. W. Marton Chldren Rustoly Wid Stn Mrvs Albert Meed

Simsboro Social Notes Involve Givens and Other Visits

Local society pages list extended visits and weekend stays by residents and relatives from Cocoa Florida Shreveport Houston Dallas and nearby towns. The notes mention weddings showers and sympathy messages including the marriage of James W Jones and Mary Alice Pearson and a death in Homer with condolences to the Meeker family.

Douglas Home Demonstration Club Meeting Recap

The Douglas Home Demonstration club met on Tuesday with nine members and agent Mrs Blondin present. A number of local families and relatives from Indianapolis Missouri Ruston and Shreveport visited nearby, including extended relatives from Wichita Falls Port Arthur and Latya. Several residents and their guests gathered over the weekend for family events and reunions, with many trips noted among attendees.

Home Demonstration Club Blondin Lois Ambros Frank Coil Indianapolis Missouri Kate Hicks Lizzi ‘May’ Shinpoch Ruston Howard Halstead Manvae Tom Boddie Wichita Falls Tex Lela Liner John and Tibot Boddie Jene Bodie Ralph Penwell Shreveport Wy Op.edenister Harris Broom Broom Henderson Texas Myr J. G. Vernon Janes Holtzclaw Port Arthur James Atts R. L. Holeclaw Maggie Wilson Ringgold Fiamly Shelter Wilson R. L. Newnell Latyatte Rowland Cook Roy Ellerman Winnsboro Wayne Norris Oak Home Ray Hymy Ontario Calif Ana

Soil Bank Group Advised of Date Reserve Deadline

Louisiana farmers are warned that the October 3 deadline for applying to participate in the 1959 Soil Conservation Reserve is near. LSU extension specialist R A Wassant notes parish ASC committees must set maximum per acre rates, with potential for a second signup period if funds allow.

Soil Bank Group George H. Kimbrough Tallulah Louisiana R. A. Wassant Lagonam LSU Agricultural Extension Service Kinbroth

Friley Dies Former Ames College President

Dr Charles Friley of Ames Iowa former ninth president of Iowa State College born in Ruston Louisiana led the school from 1938 to 1953 overseeing enrollment growth from 5788 to about 10000. He died at his home with interment in the Ames College Cemetery.

Charles Rawid Piiley Ibhwa State College Friley Ruston Ames, Iowa College Ames

Ruston honors Mrs Fay Walsh Baker 77

Mrs Fay Walsh Baker, 77, longtime Ruston resident, died Tuesday at 1 30. She lived at 507 North Vienna and funeral services are Wednesday at 10 30 am in Darby Chapel with Rev Virgil Dr Morris of Trinity Methodist Church officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery with Darby Funeral Home in charge. Surviving: three children, Mrs Lloyd Blackburn, Mrs Tom C Davis, James T Rake y. seven grandchildren. nephews Edwin W Lodge Otis Todge Jr Miss Gladys Lodge and others. Pallbearers: Johnny Gay and five Walsh nephews.

Fay Walsh Baker Ruston Baker North Vienna Darby Chapel Virgil Dr. Morris Trinity Methodist Church Harper Greenwood Darby Lebanon Tennessee Arkadelphia Arkansas Ghele Lloyd Blackburn Shreves Port Tom C. Davis Kansas City Missouri James T. Rakey Arcadia Prestwick Scotland Edwin W. Vadge Otis TH. Todge Gladys [Lodge John Glassell Hinry Fleming Johny Gay Shelby Walsh Richard Walsh Sellinger Walsh Joy Walsh Don Walsh

Passman Tours Asia to Probe Foreign Aid Waste

Louisiana Democrat Representative Otto Passman leaves Manila after meetings with Philippine President Carlos Garcia and U S Ambassador Charles Bohlen to study waste in foreign aid. He heads the House subcommittee on foreign operations appropriations and travels with staff to gather first hand information for trimming foreign aid funds by billions in the past four years.

Louisiana Otto Passman Phillipine Islands Undo China UW. Ss Louisiana Democrat Manila Carlos Garcia U. S Charles Bohlen Passman House Fiscal Express Passimen

Air Reserve Announces Specialized Training Program Meeting

Lt Udener and Captain Obra Dakewall announced a Specialized Training Program for Air Force Reserve instructors with the first class starting soon. The meeting at Bogard Hall, Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, invites reservists not attached to a unit to attend and learn about training assignments. Attendees may earn one day of pay and points toward retirement and promotion for vacation training.

Udener Games Mize 980Ith Air Reserve Air Foret Bogard Hall Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Obra Dakewall Air Force Reactve Ad Reserve

Upperclassmen Converge on Tech Campus

Upperclassmen gather at the campus for registration events and orientation. The text references pre-registration assistance and dean involvement as students prepare for the new term.

Tech

Catalpa Worm Venture Sparks New Ruston Bait Business

James Le Martin Jr of Ruston expands to 550000 catalpa trees to supply catalpa worms as bait for sport fishermen. He studies seed germination and worm feeding, explores artificial diets, and seeks better controls and harvesting methods with state wildlife approval for night hunting to protect the crop.

Catalpa Ruston Vasseur James le Martin Jy Martin Catalpae Kran Erteaneligisis Louisiana Agriculture | Paperiment Station Ater Martin Dedi Gravellos New Jersey Iia Tinois

Louisiana Tech opens fall with 1100 freshmen on campus

Louisiana Tech welcomed about 1,100 freshmen as the fall semester opened in Howard Auditorium. President De R. L. Ropp noted over 400 transfer students, with upperclass arrivals expected Tuesday and registration slated for Wednesday and Thursday.

Louisiena Tesh Howard Auditorium de R. L. Ropp Tech Bob Midgett Stonewall Lintenn Senate South

Temple Baptists Plan Social Night After Friday Game

After the football game on Friday evening Temple Baptists invite eight school students to fellowship at the church. The Recreation Program offers ping pong shuffleboard badminton volleyball table games darts and horseshoes with refreshments. The program runs from 1 pm to 11 30 pm under Sonny Taylor supervision.

Temples Baptist Church Temple Sonny Taylor

Warn motorists watch speed in school zones

Ruston police warn drivers to slow for school zones amid high traffic as Louisiana Tech and nearby schools reopen. City officials say patrols will be intensified. officers will crackdown on speeding near campuses and school entrances to protect students.

Ruston Truglor Matoeisis Toston Jaerr Wit Oshon Jimils Kans Polles Louisiana Tech Dhser Schdors Stuet Phage Panagnet Dot Peeort

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