Miss Pam Pearce Is Honored At Birthday Party
Pam Pearce celebrated her fourth birthday with a lawn party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W R Pearce on September 10 at their North Trenton Street home. Guests enjoyed a Back to School theme, games for four year olds, cake and ice cream, and gifts including tablets and colored pencils.
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Waye
Mary
Jon Jefcoat
Phe
George Malcolm Jefcoat
Dubach
Finunce
Jon
Donald Ray Bramlett
Houston
Texas
Martin Ester Bramlett
Baytown
Salem “Methodist Church
Ruston High School
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Bramlett
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
University of Texas
Pam Pearce
W. R. Pearce
Trenton Street
Pam
Steve Lemke
Karen Coss
Ann Wright
Annette Yates
Debbie Smith
Debbie Strickland
Gary Faulkner
Billy Mitchell
Robert Neal
Ross
Jerry Jones
Fred Glover
Marvin Jones
John A. Mitchell
Long Distance saves time and money for buyers and sellers
The ad-like note praises Long Distance as an efficient tool for sales and buying, helping order processing and travel cost reduction and suggesting quick calls can locate better buys. It cites Russia’s telephone statistics, noting 2 phones per 100 people, 64 million total, and plans for more services.
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Ivan
Russia
Cooktown H D Club Meets In Price Home
The Cooktown Memo reports the Demonstra Hon Club gathered at Mrs. B. J. Price’s residence for the September meeting. President Mrs. Leon Manning led through reports and announcements, new officers were elected, and assistant agent Mrs. Berdians Smelley gave a color selection demonstration. Refreshments followed for attendees including Mrs. W. W. Brooks and many others.
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Cooktown
H. D. Club
Price Home
B. J. Price
Leon Manning
L. W. Wi. Namson
W. W. Brooks
Norma Brooks
P. G. Grambling, Jr
L. W. Williamson
5. S. Tinsley
Smelley
T.A. Hilton
Edd Cook
S. J. Nugent
W. T. Price
Bol Cook
Robert Wilder
J. E
Memorial for Mrs. T. F. Covington from Ruston church
A memorial by the T E L Class of the First Baptist Church in Ruston honors Mrs. T F Covington who died September 7 1959. For over thirty years she served as secretary with faithful attendance and cheerful service. Her quiet faith and Bible study are recalled as she rests in Jesus.
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First Baptist Church
T.E.L
First Baptist Church of
Ruston
Christ
Elizabeth Covington
Jesus
Beulah Brown
A. C. Brown
Miss Beulah M. Brown
Cecil Howard Laster
Gladewater
Texas
Barksdale Baptist Church
Bossier City
Ellender backs labor reform bill in letter
Senator Allen J. Ellender endorses the labor reform act praising Senate House Conferees for strong measures to curb unscrupulous practices. He supports protections against racketeers and safeguards for union members, highlighting McClellan Committee findings and a personal pledge of help.
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Allen J. Ellender
Senate House
McClellan Committee
Ruston High Band Shines Under New Leader at Halftime Show
Ruston High School band, 81 members, practiced two hours daily for over a month to unveil a precision halftime routine at the Spring Hill Ruston game. Oscar Barnes, newly arrived from LSU, directs the show with Edna Earle Mays, aided by the Band Boosters, and captains Nancy Byrd, June McEneely, and Dottie Rostron lead the self governing group.
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Ruston High School
Ruston
Bearcat
Oscar Barnes
L.8.u
Rockettes
Radio City
Berlin
Edna Earle Mays
Pepeites
Barnes
Nancy Byrd
June McEneely
Dottie Rostron
Barnes Gentle
Ruston Adopts Citywide Speed Limits Not Exceeding 45 MPH
The September 24 1989 Ruston ordinance lists maximum speeds on city streets. Key sections set Trenton Street and Vienna Street limits at 25 to 45 mph depending on segment, with the North corporate limits to California Avenue on Trenton at 43 mph, Pine to Florida 35 mph, and Florida to California 25 mph. The Vienna Street segments run 45 mph from the south city limits to Vaughan Avenue and 35 mph thereafter toward Mills and Georgia Avenues.
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Ruston
Vienna Street
Trenton Street
Louisiana
California Avenue
Nortit
Eldy
City of
Pine Street
Pine Avenue
Florida Avenue
Vienna
Louisiana High Schools Win Awards in Essay Contest
Ten Louisiana high schools earned loving caps from the Louisiana Tourist Commission for the 1959 Essay Contest Why My Family Should See All of Louisiana First. First prize went to Kay McIntosh of Davidson High School, St. Joseph, with a 16 inch cap for her school.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Louisiana Tourist Commission
Curt Siegelin
State Department of Commerce and Industry
The
Tourist Commission
Kay McIntosh
Davidson High School
St. Joseph
Miss McIntosh
Francis T. Nicholls
New Orleans
Fortier Senior
Loveauville
Stanely High
Logansport
Wisner
Central High School
Lake Charles
Lake Charlies
Glenmora
Warren Easton High School
Dreamland of Fairhith Show Opens at Rustoh High Selina ium
Dreamland of Fairhith presented Bubeeay aene at the Rustoh High Selina ium by the Les Andes Cic and Company with a fashion show by Warren and teenage models from the Les Amie Club. Narrator Judy De Long and Peggy Roberts will perform, with Inyce Lairscey doing acrobatic dance. Tickets cost $1 for adults and 50 cents for students, available at Lewis’ or from any Les Amtes member.
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Dreamland of Fairhith
Rustoh High Selinaium
Les Andes Cic
Spdligeri
Warren Dk
Les Amie’ Club
Judy de Long
Peggy
Roberts
Inyce Lairscey
Fuervone
Lewis
She
Les Amtes
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