Mrs. Judith Clinton Yare Appointed Parish Art Instructor
Mrs. Judith Clinton Yare, an art education graduate from Louisiana Tech, is named parish art instructor. She will work with lower elementary pupils and some Ruston Junior High students, aiming to expand to Ruston High School later. The program emphasizes creative experiences and children’s self expression.
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Judith’ Clinton Yarbarty
Itindrant
Lincoln J
Mrs. Yarberry
Lincoln Parish
Rarish
King
Yarberry
Louisanna Tech
Qmrf
Ruston
Louisiana Tech
One Person Hurt In City Wreck On Monday
One person injured in a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Arizona and South Ha Tech campus. Cecil B Chaudoir suffered a bruised arm and shock and was taken to Ruston hospital after John J Long’s car, traveling west on Arizona, collided with Paul Bernard’s northbound vehicle at a stop sign and struck a parked car owned by Charles Richard Fernandez before stopping against a utility pole. In a separate Farmerville highway wreck, Dee Ann Mount and Ronald Holloway were injured as Wright’s southbound car and Holloway’s northbound vehicle collided near East Georgia, with Mount later held for examination.
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Arizona
South Ha. Tech
Cecil
B. Chaudoir
Ruston Hospital
John J. Long
Barrdéks -3 Tech
Paul Bernard
Homer
Bernard
Long Auto
Charles Richard Fernandez
Farmerville
East Georgia
Dee Ann Mount
Alabama
Ronald Holloway
Patrick H. Wright Jr
Highway 33
Ronald Glen Holloway
Holloway
Wright
Louisiana Wildlife Commission Holds Monroe Meeting
The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission will meet in Monroe at the Virginia Hotel at 9 a.m. to discuss state programs. L. D. Young Jr. notes the group travels to different sections to improve public understanding and announces opening of squirrel and rabbit seasons October 1 with bag limits of eight on bushy tails and 16 in possession. rails and gallinules also open with 25 on sora rails and 15 on other rails and gallinules. Easterly cautions fire danger as seasons approach and stresses fire-conscious hunting to protect wildlife.
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Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheeries Commission
Monroe
Young
Louisiana
Ginia Hotel
Ocrétte
L. D. Young, Jr
Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Rudolph P. Easterly
Riser Kling Nan Hurt Group at Home Demonstration Club
Riser f Kling Nan was elected president of the Riser Home Demonstration Club for 1960 61 at a meeting held last Thursday at Mrs B H Adamas home Other officers named included Mrs N L Moncrief as vice president and Mrs F D Simpson as secretary treasurer The gathering featured a cake slide from a recipe she obtained in New York Also noted were local visits and preparations for a larger deeper pond with fishing prospects as plans progress
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Esther King
Riser Home
B. H. Adama
Kling
N. L.moncrief
Vite
Adams
New York
James Maurice Kay
Natchitoches
Kay
Civitan
Herman Ladner
Lisha Ladner
Poplarville
Miss
A. Ladner
Jackson
Permits Totaling 36305 Reported by City Inspector
L. B. Williamson, city building inspector, recorded permits in the past week totaling 36305 dollars. Issued include George Anderson adding a frame porch for 250, Pat Hammett repairing a frame residence for 75, and Bessie Sampson tearing down a frame commercial structure for a permitting cost of 36305 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Williamson
George Anderson
Pat Hammett
Bessie Sampson
Ruston sports and church notes mix with fall weather talk
The item blends Ruston High School sports chatter with local church events and fall forecasts. It mentions a predicted Ruston victory, a Sunday dinner for Tech faith students at Ruston Presbyterian Ghutteh, and Rev. Henderson planning regular attendance after revival tours. Local civic and gas bill concerns follow, plus commentary on seasonal rains aiding gardeners and oats, reflecting community life and the arrival of autumn.
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Hough
Ruston
Bob Anderson
Monroe Morris World
Ruston High School
Ruston Presbyterian
Ghutteh
New Presbyterian
Tech
New Tech
Henderson
South’ Side
Baptist Church
Ruston Civitan Club
Local Home Repairs and Additions List
Rebuild and repair jobs priced for several properties. Chester Brewster $530 for repair of a frame residence. Charles Perry $600 to add to a frame residence. Sam Bartwell $20,000 to build a one and one half story brick and frame residence. Ronnie McMurry $0 to tear down and move a brick residence. Max R. Westbrook $14,000 for a one story brick residence. L. V. Lewis $300 to re roof a frame residence.
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Chester Brewster
Fram
Charles Perry
Sam Bartwell
Ronnie McMurry
Max R. Westbrook
L. V. Lewis
FFA FHA Booths Shine at Jackson Parish Fair
Quitman high school clubs entered booths at the Jackson Parish Fair with themes on safety and conservation. The event showcased prizes for products including yellow corn, white corn, peanuts, and butterbeans with several top honors awarded to Abe FRA and Dwight Lamkin among others. Also announced was the 1961 Dodge Dart debut at Baker Motors with details on economy, interior fabrics, and new design features.
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FIFA
FHA
Jackson Parish
FFA
Dwight Lamkin
Kenneth Hammons
Elmer Lamkin
Lowell Lynde
Baker Motors
P.m
Gale
Baker
Reunion Slated at Jonesboro for all Stfgons families
A Jonesboro reunion is slated for Sunday at the VFW hall. Families are invited to attend and bring a basket for the gathering. The event aims to reunite members and celebrate community ties.
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Jonesboro
VFW
Jonegether
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Judith Clinton Yare
Gram
Ruston High
Mga
U.S
Treasury
Sapinge
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford
America
Igegest
Linsa
Dearborn, Michigan
Louisiana Wild Life Fisheries Commission
By Wenky G. Riser
Drew N. Hays
Riser Civic Club
Beart
Leltaret Sues Place
Esau
Oscar
Barnes
Leno Gey
Ledder
Ma Hi-Lites
Guy Baker
Guy Baker Motors, Inc
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