West Monroe Ballot Tuesday Sets Democratic Slate
West Monroe voters will show unopposed Democratic nominees on Tuesday ballots for mayor C C Bell and aldermen Lee Hawkins Ed Harrell B A Gentry S D Kennedy Monk Golson. Three West Monroe Democratic exec committee members E F Cotham Fred Grant J O McCormick also appear unopposed.
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Dark Horse
West Monroe
C. C. Bell
Lee Hawkins
Ed Harrell
B. A. Gentry
S. D. Kennedy
Monk Golson
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Bell
W. S. Heard
Democratic Executive Committee
E. F. Cotham
Fred Grant
J. O. McCormick
Hawkins
Baton Rouge
O. K. Allen
Udga Treatment credited for stomach relief in Baltimore
W Canby of 1573 Abbottston Baltimore testifies he recovered after using Udga Treatment, claiming the triple action neutralizes acid soothes the stomach lining and stops pain. Advert shows 54 169 letters praising the remedy and offers a money refund after one trial. Sold by Sandman’s Pharmacy 227 DeSiard Phone 159.
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W. Canby
Abbottston &J
Baltimore
Maryland
Sandman’s Pharmacy
DeSiard
Three Deans Announced For Louisiana Tech
Beginning with the fall semester on September 17 Louisiana Tech in Ruston will divide into three schools each with a dean. Gustaf Freden becomes dean of education Herbert L. Hughes dean of arts and sciences and Frank Bogard continues as dean of engineering.
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Louisiana Tech
Ruston
Gustaf Freden
Department of Education
Tech
School of Education
Restaurant code debated as officials target wage rules
T S Hickman said the NRA code would be enforced within a month while Gus Primos, chair of the local restaurant code authority, noted many operators violate hours and wages. He estimated 80 percent violations in Shreveport and Monroe, with some workers clocking 80 hours weekly. Primos planned a New Orleans meeting to map plans and launch a full survey.
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T. S. Hickman
Field
NRA
Louisiana
Gus Primos
Shreveport
Hickman
Primos
Monroe
New Orleans
Evangelist Davis Invites Public to LA Revival Services
Rev. C. G. Davis of Los Angeles conducts a revival at 2901 Lee Avenue, preaching nightly at 7 45 except Saturdays, inviting the public to attend today. A representative notes Davis uses a tabernacle chart from Exodus 25 1 in his preaching.
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C. G. Davis
Los Angeles
Cal
Lee Avenue
Evangelist Davis
Tabernacle
Announcement on Christ as High Priest and no collection
The text discusses Jesus as a high priest entering the Holiest by his own blood to obtain eternal redemption for believers. It notes the tabernacle not made with hands and states there will be no collection.
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Jesus Christ
Paul
Christ
Santa Claus
Mr. Morris
Tarleton
Bruce
Mrs. McClain
Bertha Stevens
John Morris
Marriage of Alice Roach and Wayne Scribner in Clarks
Miss Alice Roach of Litchville and Wayne Scribner of Clarks were married Thursday at the groom's home by Rev. Chas. Riser. The ceremony united in a white crepe gown and shower bouquet. Afterward, Rev. and Mrs. Riser hosted the wedding party. The couple will reside in Clarks while Scribner works for Louisiana Central Lumber.
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Alice Roach
Litchville
Ill
Wayne Scribner
Clarks
Bill Scribner
Chas. Riser
Kate Bradford
Damon Bradford
Galveston
Texas
Ira Yount
Missouri
Z. L. Buffington
W. H. Thomas
Betty
Willouby
Faye
Raye Cooksey
Lewis Cooksey
Virginia Cooksey
Henry Cooksey
Charlotte Box
Monroe
Kiwanis Silver Cup Goes To Junior College Graduate
The Monroe Kiwanis club awards its silver cup for best short story by a junior college student. This year winner is Lillian Herron Williamson, a member of the graduating class, with the published tale recounting a Christmas Eve visit to a church tree and the joy of awaiting a doll from Santa Claus.
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Kiwanis
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Lillian Herron Williamson
Bruce
Amanda Jane
Lily
Lily Morris
Lilly
Mary Belle
Mrs. Stevens
Berhta
Morrises
Santa Claus
Two Concordia Parish Students Earn LSU Degrees
Alva Clay Smith and Beatrice Loppo of Concordia parish received LSU degrees as the university graduated its largest class. Smith earned a degree in agriculture while Loppo finished in the school of journalism. Loppo has been associate editor of the Reveille and led LSU's Theta Sigma Phi chapter.
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S. A
Ferriday
Concordia Parish
Alva Clay Smith
Beatrice Loppo
Louisiana State University
Smith
College of Agriculture
Miss Lopoo
School of Journalism
Reveille
Theta Sigma Phi
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Bernhardt
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University of Iowa
Sweden
Stockholm College
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School of Arts and Sciences
Hughes
Transylvania Col
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Dolly
Gustae Freden
DR. H. Bd. Hughes
Frank Bogard
Davis
Africa
Hmsteds
Interstate Life Association
Hollywood
Eae
Papa
Culp Music Shop
Service Department
Edgar Love
R. C. A. Victor
R. C. Victor
Grand Street
Ac . C
Phoenix
Tadd
Crow
W. E. Smith
Woolworth’s
Miss
Flo’ Albosta
Otmarer
Elizabeth Arden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Toronto
Berlin
Rome
London
Paris
Foneycomb
Bloomfield
Mme. Renauld
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