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Leader Thimday, April 13, 1961 CEDARTON Home Demonstration Club Members Meet At Hazel Bryant's By MBS, W. A. BREWvSTKR The Home Demonstration Club met In the home of Mrs. Bryant Monday, the 10th, with 8 members and one visitor, Mrs CalVln Brewster present. Mrs.

Grif- fM, our president, forgot the meeting, we missed you. Mrs. Floy Col. Vln vice president was in charge of the meeting which was opened with a reading of club collect, roll call by secretary Mrs. Eva Green, answered by what you have done for your neighbor.

Report by other members on Gardens, Family Life, Nutrition, Refreshment were served by Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. Calvin Brewster. Next meeting will be With Mrs. Trueft in May.

Mrs. Guthrie and Miss Mary Jo Truett were visitors in New Orleans with their daughter and sis- ler Clinton and family from Tuesday until Saturday of last week and report a wonderful time. They found Clinton much improved Mrs. Truett and Mary Jo visited with Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Wade and Mrs. T. T. Wade Sunday after- moon. Mr.

and Mrs. John White and children were down Sunday. Lola -and children of Ruston, Nina and Jerry and children 1 of Simsboro. Lola and Nina finished dinner, and had it on the table when Loye and John returned frtom church. Mr.

and Mrs. R. B. Atkins and family visited with Mr. and Mrs.

R. D. Pylant Sunday. Razen Pylant with the Ruston High School band went to a marine festival in Lake Charles Saturday and returned Sunday night. They went on a sight seeing tour Sunday visiting Evangellne State Park artd Jungle Gardens.

Mrs. Etter Calhon, son Early. Mr. Tom Calhoun, Mrs. Vera Colvin visited her son Hubert and family of Newton, Texas last week.

Also Grandson 1 Eugene and family returned home Wednesday. Mrs. Mamie Smith's, granddaughter Pattie is: still out of school part time. Mr. 0.

J. Smith was called-to last week by the dfeath of fils brother Mr. Our is extended to all of Smith, Mr. an'd Charlie Cplvin, Mr. and SamWare were JMndav gugsts parents.

6ree MrT Green vt.e». dinner' guests'. Mr. and rii is in the R'lstotf pneumonia We, wish-her-a' speedy recovery. Mrs.

John "Mount and sister Miss Bertie spent last week with her sister and husband; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bryant.

Mi 1 and Mrs. Millard Holtzclaw and; children were all home Sunday' except Pete atrd Rosemary. Marjc and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wiljiiam.

Gook. Ruston, Mr. and Mrs. Travis -Holtzclaw, Shreveport, Mr. and Mrs.

ivey of Bastrop, with all their children. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Holtzclaw have bought ttiern a- lot from Mr. Rinehart in community and plan to build-in; the near future.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brewster visited the new homes of Mr.

and Lumie Hbltzclaw, and Mr. and; Mrs. John C-. Davis last' Wednesday. GREEN STAMPS OPEN DAYS A WEEK FREE DELIVERY MARBURY Rexall DRUG Pho.

Al 5-0783 Mrs. McCullin Visits, Helps Quilt Covers By SIRS. D. (). sTKWAttT Mrs.

IVarl McCullin of Shrovr- purt have born spending a couple of weeks visiting relatives in' this community anil too she has been real smart helping quill. Guess it will still bo ncc-ded as we are still having chilly weather, cold enough to kill the young gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Odie Singleton 1 had as their gtinsls over the weekend Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey Singleton of Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Hunipty Williams of Ruston, Mr. and Mrs.

Rayburn Cook and son' of Shreveport and Rev. and Mra. Paul Cassels. Mrs. Dora Ilolley had as hor guests Sunday afternoon Mr.

and Mis. Slreeter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woodard, and Mr. and Mrs.

Odeil Stewart. Mrs. Odell Stewart spent last week with her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. John Garner of Monroe, Mrs.

Slewart were making the acquaintance of her new grandson born March 30 in 1 Saint Francis sanitarium. Ho weighed 8 Ibs. and 9 ozs and has been named James Kevin. Mrs. Katie Hood and Miss Beatrice Hood visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Box Franklin and Rev. Bobbie Franfklin Sunday afternoon in Mineral Springs community. Those visiting with Mr. and Mrs.

Odell Stewart Sunday afternoon were Mr. Red Vining and daughter Mrs. Lane Stewart an'd Mrs. Syble Coleman and Miss Hilda Brazelle all of Ruston. Mrs.

Odie Singleton is spending this week visiting with her children in Shreveport, Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn 1 Cook and son. Mr. and Mrs.

Shep Hood and son of Ruston have been spending a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mult Hood. Mrs. M.

A. Woodard and two daughters Ann an'd Dale visited with Mrs. Odell Stewart Monday and -Mrs. Paul Davison of Ruslon visiled with Mrs. Stewart in the morning.

BERNICE Strickland R'eflrej as Clerk AffcO.inBernke A. J. LAUTIGAR After nearly 19 years service as "cjerfc IS the Bernice post office, Mrs. Pearl Strickland retired lday of March. She was first were visitors wrnk in the home of Mr.

Mrs. Doyle Ferguson and I'lVv relatives here. Al Buddy Alhritton and O. B. Kelly were business vis I itors in Farinciville Friday nisjht.

Mrs. Mary F. Heard is visilmv her and son-in-law, Mr I and Mr-. Mrth Tadim Ocean- for a Mrs. J.

I.antiwar made a business trio In Shrcvepoi I Wed- net-day of last week. ALABAMA Adults Study Training Book By Burkhalter MRS. A. F. HOLSTEAD AlahaiTT 1 ('d then Training Union book "hiving A- bundmilly" by Frank Burkhalter, last week with Bio.

Den- Ion as acher. Juniors and In termedintos also studied their T.U course book with Mrs Morris Murphy as teacher. Seven Juniors and 25 Intermediates received cred't for same. Mr. and Mrs.

S. P. Kinarcl ana daughter, Judy, and son, Jerry, of ElDoraclo. and Miss Lan- oll Jones of Minrien were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Price and family. Since Thursday, Steven Watts is the proud possessor of a fine Palomina coll. He has chosen the name "Gold Cindy" for her.

Steven intends to break and train her himself. Mr. and Mrs. Loy Hedgepeth of W. Monroe visiled their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. F. Holstead, Saturday. Friends of Mrs.

Jack Henry arc glad she was able to be released from Arcadia Hospital Wednesday. She is recuperating in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Johnny Edwards, in ElDorado. Mrs. Matt Woodard is still a patient in Arcadia Hospital.

Mrs. Alton Perritt with the two Primary Sunday School classes which Mrs. Woodard and Mrs. Perritt teach, went to the hospital Sunday OUIACH Hf.LITES— Junior 4-Hers Win First In Talent Show Hy MICKEY Wo had several winrVers at the 4-11 Awards Night last week. Our junior club won first in Ihe junior talent show.

In the junior club, Mary Jo Ossenheck received some awards lor Achievement Day. In the senior club; Penny Knowles, Dickie Lewis, William Green, Sandra Aycock, Bruce Waller, Madison Beckham, and Mickey Waller collected awards. Dickie Lewis and William Green received 4-H jackets. The Dubach Senior Club received the Senior Trophy as the outstanding senior 4-H club. This Thursday, our boys play Bem'ice here.

Ya'll come and cheer 'em on. In the games last week, we beat Linvillo 4-1 and Fair Park beat us 3-0. This leaves Dubach with a 12-4 won-lost record. Everyone Is busy now getting ready for (he Junior-Senior Banquet, which is this Friday night. I We are really lookin'g forward it.

The juniors are pretty good at keeping secrets. We can't even find out what we're having to eat. Bet it's good, though. DOUGLAS ROCK CORNER ft, K. White Is Entertained For Birthday MttS.

J. G. VEItNON Brother LWard Back on-field At His Church MflS, T. BUTTON nre clad to reWrt that Bro. uiuu repiiii mat Bro Mrs.

Inez White entertained with Ward is back With his church birthday dinner Sunday honoring and trust that he'Wll be fine R. H. White. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Christ of Haughton, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Jenfe White of Bossier City, Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Leachmon of Alexandria, Mr. and Mis. George Gorday of Ruslon and Mr. and Mrs, E.

A. White. Mrs. R. L.

is at home after spending two weeks inf Winnsboro with her daughter, Doris. Mrs. J. W. Penuell spent weekend at Monroe with her dan- On April 3 MryfirVd Mrs.

Button and Bernard 'attended the funeral of Mr. 'Jay Smith at Dossier City. Jay raised in the New Hope eorntnufiity and married Mr. Timmie (Boy) was raised in Rock community He has been in, -health for several years ishut-in for about eight was a wonderful loved bv their lesson with Know Geneva en- appointed, in September of 1942 and continued in that position until her retirement. Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Odom and daughters, Janice and Pam, visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mi's.

Jim Bivens, in Farmervillc Sunday afternoon. Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Smith Saturday were Mr.

and Mrs. Duff Smith of Salem, and Mrs. M. A. Liggins and children.

Mrs. G. M. Colvin visited Mrs. Clyde M.

Colvin and baby in Farmerville Friday afternoon. Business visitors in Monroe Monday were Mrs. A. J. Lautigar and Ronald.

Mrs. Graydon Colvin visited Mr. J. Al Spears and Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Senn in Spearsville Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

D. J. Smith and Mrs. Luther Colvin of Dubach visited Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Lautigar Sunday afternoon. Mr. G.

M. Colvin was a shopper in Monroe Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee and children of Owensboro, Kentucky morning for their teacher, joyed them.

Congratulation arc in order for Mr. and Mrs. Woodard Christian in the birth of their second child, a son, born Sunday morning in Arcadia. Mrs. L.

D. Christian is keeping the young son's sister, Janie, until Bobby Lane is old enough to bring home from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gipson of St.

Joe. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jacks of Ft. Worth, Texas, visited their aunts, Mrs.

Fae Kins' and Miss Karen Daniels, Sunday. Bro. Denton, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Murphy and Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin -Holley, with a bunch of Ihe Young People of our community attended Youth Meeting in Old Saline Saturday night. One day as I sat at my "desk communing with God I said to Him, "God, what is love?" As I waited, He spoke to me with the most satisfactory definition of love that I have heard. "Love is the desire to bless the object of your love with everything you have." The Rev. Reginald F.

Goff -oOo- GUIDE TO FAITH Obwvt Nattonal Sunday School Week AprU This advertlsment published In cooperation with the National Committee, Ruston State Bank Trust Co. Member F. D. I. C.

Ruston, Louisiana DUBACH Several Attend MYF Sub-District Meet at Marion By Mrs. A. Ball Attending the M. Y. F.

Sub- District meeting at Marion Monday evening were: Rachel Lewis, Mary Jo Ossenbeck, Ann Sh'irley Ginny Larance, Mike McKee, Dick Bonin and Thomas Stewart. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ossenbeck and Mr. and Mrs.

Elton Laronce. Mr. and Mrs. David Madden and family spent Sunday in Mansfield visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Madden's mother. Mrs. Cordio Bennett and Mrs. FeathtTstone returned Friday from a weeks visit in Houston. Mr.

and Mrs. K. S. Wright ol Springhill visited Mrs. A.

S. J. Neil Sunday Miss Patsy Triggers returned to Memphis Tenn. Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Buster announce Ihe birth of a son, Gregory Allen, April 1, laiil. He is being wei- comod by a sisitor, Deborah Lynn. Maternal grandparents are Mr. MR.

AND MRS. BILL COMBS oto by Bob Freeman) Miss Lucy Rostron And Bill Combs Are Married At Rusfon Presbyterian Church A double-ring ceremony of simplicity and beauty un'ited in marriage Miss Lucy Rostron and Mr. Bill Combs on Thursday evening, March 30, at seven o'clock at the Ruston Presbyterian Church. The stones. The brief sleeves of the gown were complimented wilh shorl lace milts.

Her bouquet was fashioned on crescent lines with white carnations intermingled with geranium leaves. To com- bride is the daughter of Mr. and plele her ensemble, the bride wore a st ring of pearls, a gift from the bridegroom, and tiny pearl ear- Mrs. Charles Richard Rostron ot Ruston, an'd the parents of the groom arc Mrs. Ollic Cameron of Las Vega, Nevada, and Mr.

W. E. Combs of Long Beach, California. Branched candelabra entwined with ivy and flanked by tall baskets of white gladioli and pin'k chrysanthemums formed the selling for (he ceremony. The Rev.

J. W. Lipscomb, pastor of the church. officiated at the ceremony. Mr.

Joe Rostron, brother of the bride, lighted the candles prior to the exchange of vows. Mrs. Frances Stinson presented a program of rtuptial selections al the organ and later accompanied Ihe soloist, Miss Nancy Byrcl, who sang "Don't. You Know?" and "I'll Walk With God." The bride, wearing a gown of church on' the arm of her father. The luce bodice of the dress was accented with liny seed pearls around (lie V-shaped neckline, and the full skirt fell into soft pleats.

While satin roses fell from long streamers in the center back of the skirt. Her veil fell from a small cap of while daisies and rhirfe- and Mrs. Osvens Olwell. The palor- nal are Mr Mrs. Frank Brown.

On April 9, 1901 a daughter, Melody Lynn was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mack McConnaughey of Hillsboro, Ohio. Mrs. Connaughcy is also a daughter of Mr Mrs.

Frank Week end guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Colvin were Mr, and Mrs.

Donald Smith and children of Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Smith and children of Yazoo City, Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Smith ot Patterson and Mrs. Cliff Evans and daughters, Nell and Mary Jane. Mr. Marion Stokes of Slireveport is visiting his sister, Mrs.

L. P. Mount. Mrs. Paul Bonin entertained Monday afternoon a party in honor of hor daughter, Anita, 7th Mrs.

T. T. Grafton loft Friday for a visit with her daughter in Greenwood, Miss. Mrs R. M.

Woodson spent Friday and Saturday with her mother in Lit lie Rock, Ark. Miss Judy Cox of Monroe spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burns Hamilton. Anniversary Special! LADIES PERCALE SLIPS SHADOW PANEL Two lovely styles- Sizes 32 to 52.

Si 00 1 ea, Premium quality white pt'icnle slips with four gore skirts. Generously trimmed at top and bottom with eyelet embroidery. Adjustable straps. STOCK UP TODAY! rings. The maid of honor, Miss Martha McBride, was wearing a street length dress of light pink peau de soi designed on sheath lines with a pleated ovcrskirt of pin'k crysta- line.

A flat bow accented the waistline of the bodice which was styl ed with a round neckline and brief sleeves. A nose veil hold in place ny a large pink bow formed the headpiece. The bouauet. fashioned similar to the bride's, was of red roses. The bridesmaids wore dresses fashioned alorig the lines of the honor attendant's.

They were Miss Ruth Rostron, Miss Dotty Rostron, and Miss Merry Rostron, all sisters of the bride. They chose pink headbands and their bouquets, also of a crescent design', were of pink carnations. Serving the groom as best man was Mr. Bill Willis, and usher- groomsmen were Jim Pack, Bill Sutton, and Rod Duchosne. RECEPTION Following the cxchan'ge of vows, Mr.

and Mrs. Rostron were hosts at a reception honoring their daughter and son-in-law at the church. The tiered wedding confection decorated with cascades of white roses was served by Miss Carolyn 1 Fowler, while Miss Lucia Abegg presided at the punch service. Miss Ronee Cameron, sister of the groom, was seated at the bride's register. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs.

Rostron chose a dress of beige embroidered linen. She wore beige accessories and her corsage was of pink linen. She wore beige accessories and her corsage was of pin'k carnations, Mrs. Cameron wore an ensemble of blue crepe designed on sheath lines with a corsage of pink carnations and bone accessories. Following the wedding, the n'ew- ly-married couple departed for a short wedding trip.

The bride was wearing a tr.ilored suit of blue wool, white and the cordage from her wedding bouquet. They are making their home in Ruston where both are students at Louisiana Tech. Out of town guests included: Mr. 'and Mrs. Ollie Cameron and Renee Cameron of Las Vegas, Nevada, Mrs.

C. 10. llostron. Pasadena, California; Mrs. E.

J. Merry, Fairmont, Minnesota; Mr, an'd Mrs J. M. Fuleh, and Joe Martin Ftilch, Waskom, Texas; the Rev. and Mrs.

R. G. Valentine, Lois and Mary Valentine, Slueveport; Miss Grace Reno an'd Mary Moore of Slireveport; Mr. and Mrs K. A.

Ipser, Jonesboro; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis, Monroe; Mr. and Mrs. Purser, Mary and Peggy Purser, Hampton, Virginia.

VISIBLE PERSUASION NEW YORK (UPD- A central figure of focus in the design of a tile floor can stimulate socialization among hospital patients. Arfd when the furniture's grouped about the focus point, the patient gets a sense of security. The claims nre made by Dr. Robert Sommer, researcn psychologist at the Saskatchewan Hospital, Weyburn, Canada. as store manager in March 1960.

On the Beall team with Mr. No- lerf, are Mrs. E. L. Norman, ready- to-wear, Mrs.

O. L. Posey, Mrs. Wayne Abbott, piece goods, Mrs. Brooks Hollis, home furnishings, Mrs.

Leo Reynolds, cashier and Mr Roy Glover mens dept. Early in 1951 W. F. Beall and R. C.

Ladymon organized a new company for the purpose of acquiring fivo of the stores founded many years ago by the late H. A. Nichols. This new company became a joint venture between these two men and a small group of stockholders. The five existing stores then in operation were on the Greenwood Road in Shreveport and in the Louisiana towns of Mindcn, Rustorf, Jonesboro and Mansfield.

This new venture was given the corporate name of F. Beall Company, 1 with W. F. Beall, President, and R. C.

Ladymon, Vice-President. Following Mr. Beall's death in 1953 i R. C. Ladymon was elected President and serves in this office today.

who knew him, -He has lots ehter'andlon-in-iuw, Mr! and Mrs. rn 7l ativ 8 Linc Glyn McDearis. pai lsh an the beautiful flowers Mr. and Mrs. D.

M. Baker artd Stevic spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. J. A. Baker and Mr.

and Mrs. Tomp Raley at Ruslon. Mrs. Bertie George and J. C.

Mount spent the weekend wilh Mr. arfd Mrs. L. J. Bryan at Greenville.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Guthrie of Monroe spent Sunday afternoon owers mcl people at the fuheral showed that ho had many fliends around win-re he has lived fbr some time We hear of lots wf 'Sickness in our adjoining com'fnUhtties and i-n-n for 'speedy recovery. T. Dutton aridiBernard at- Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Chandler. Mr.

and Mrs. John Vcrnon of Monroe drove out here Sunday afternoon and took J. and myself for a ride. We went up to Hico and visited with Mr. and Mrs.

Walter McFearin, one of Gordon's cousins. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Holtzclaw got moved into their new home last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. C.

Chandler visited Hodges Gardens Monday. Mrs. Eula Richardson went to Shreveport last Friday. From there she goes on to Houston, Texas to visit her daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Buddy McDaniel have moved into the Richmond house. We are glad to have them irt our community. Buddy has just returned from Army duty. FELLOWSHIP 0 Brotherhood Hears Jones At Meeting By MRS.

ALVIN DAVIS Judge Jones of Ruston spoke to the Brotherhood Monday evening. We arc all so grateful for the beautiful sunshine, have hardly had time to gather enough news for this week. Most every one is busy in their garden's and yards. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Colvin and Mr. Herbert Doloach have been visiting Mr. Jack Colvin who is a patient in a Shreveport hospital. Mrs. Rosia Colvin spent several days last week in Bastrop.

Mrs. R. E. Roberson spent the Sunday. Mr.

F. F. Mrs Dutton were guests of; pur brother' Mr. and Mrs. E.

A Ml Sunday. Allen has, well for two months (i we feel that some good hot sunshine is what it will take to get a condition he has. 'f. $. and me also called on another brother Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph 'Gregory, near Choudrant Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Elton 'Frasier and a few others weekend on a fishing trip, don't know the details. Just hope they had a wonderful We enjoyed a vjsit from Mr John W.

Beck Sunday, night. He says he has everything, ready to turn soil for a big, pea crop if the weather ever gets right. He sure raised pea's last year. weekend with her sister 1 in El Do. rado, Ark.

The Y.W.A.'s met'in''the home of Mrs. James Nichols for their regular meeting. Mr. and Mrs. John T.

Davis spent Monday in Monroei The Jr. Choir will' meet on Sunday afternoon at sfq'cjock. All Jrs. are urged lo 1 Mr. nnd Mrs.

Whitman of Minden had supper 'with the Alvin Da vises Sunday night, Mr. and Mrs. Kihg. 'Gray from Cotton Valley the Alvin Davis home Surtda'y afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Jarmon and Mildred visited in 'Mpriroe Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 'John Hammons visited John's mothepvMrs.

Emma Hammons in' Pineville Saturday. Attending the W.JVf.U. convention from Fellowship chur'ph were Mrs. John Hammons Alvin Davis. Bead's Observing Tenth Anniversary With Month's Sale April is lOih Anniversary Month at UealN, and Iho W.

F. Beall Department Store hero in Ruston is joining in the company-wide celebration. 1901 marks the- Company's tenth year of service in Louisiana. AssofiMte-1 with Bcalls in Ruslon is Mr. Clovls Nolen, who took over STOKELY FROZEN FOODS SALE Shop Our Frozen Foods BIG SAVINGS ON MINUTE MAID FRESH-FROZEN ORANGE JUICt 6-Oz.

Cans 27 MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE 10-0z. Stokely Frozen Strawberries STOKELVS BEEF PIES 10-LB. BAG SUGAR 98 46-Ox, CAN AMERICAN BEAUTY Tomato Juice 3 1 for 5V 2V4 WORLDWIDE PEARS 25 BONUS DOG FOOD 3 for 25 Fri. Sat. FROZEN BAR-B-Q FRYERS 99 ea.

LARGE 25-LB. BAG POTATOES 89 AUTOCRAT PLAIN CHILI 3 for AUTOCRAT Grapefruit Juice 3 for NEUHOFF PREFERRED BACON 59 END CUT Pork Chops SHARP Hoop Cheese 59' ib DELICIOUS TENDER Veal Cutlets Log Cabin Gro. Mkt. irto ki i 908 N. TRINTON FREE PARKING Fri..