Travelers Close Louisiana Convention elects officers
A. 8. Fortier was reelected president and W. D. Arroyo named secretary treasurer at the Louisiana Travelers association final meeting in Hotel Frances. Officers from Shreveport Monroe Alexandria Baton Rouge and New Orleans were elected. The constitution was amended to allow eligibility for office. The banquet and social events followed including a Noe's Ark ride and a golf tournament. Commissioner Swayze and Senator James A Noe were made honorary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Fortier
Louisiana Travelers’ Association
W. D. Arroyo
Hotel Frances
A. Per
Shreveport
Stanley Reid
Monroe
J. R. Peterson
Alexandria
J. H Sheeler
Baton Rouge
H. B
Noe's Ark
Country Club
Cherokee Terrace
Swayze
James A. Noe
Yeasteday
Leadership course extended another week at Monroe recreation center
The leadership course for Hound assistants at the DeSiard Street recreation center continues for a second week. Miss Lucyle Ge win, director, says valuable work was achieved and games and playgrounds will not open as announced. they will resume on Monday June 22 with ongoing activities for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSiard Street
Monroe Man Recreation Department
Lucyle Gewin
Camp Fire Meet At Fire Headquarters Monday Evening
A Camp Fire guardians meeting is scheduled for Monday at 7 30 p m at the Fire headquarters. Mrs BL Nee executive is expected to be present as an important item will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Rat
Vast submerged river valley found in Gulf of Mexico
The U S Coast and Geodetic Survey reports a vast submerged river valley in the Gulf, likely an ancient Mississippi channel extending toward the Florida peninsula. Lieutenant Commander F S Borden of the Hydrographer describes the feature as a long, wide, once-dry gulf river valley providing navigation fixes and light on Gulf coast history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana Delta
Gulf
Florida Peninsula
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Hydrographer
F. S. Bordon
Bordon
Gulf Coast
Borden
Atchafalaya Bay
West Pass
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Plaquemine
Hudson River
Nurses Plan Mexico Trip After Centennial Exposition
Miss Billy Sharplin and Miss Jessie Aaron, young nurses, will depart tomorrow for a vacation tour via Dallas to the Centennial Exposition then to San Antonio and into old Mexico, returning in a month. Mrs. H. L. Hackley and her sons leave for southern California for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sharplin
Jessie Aaron
Dallas
San Antonio
Old Mexico
Mrs. Stevens Improves After Removal From Sanitarian
Mrs. W. L. Stevens of 500 Wood Street was moved home from St. Francis hospital. Her condition remains serious but shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Stevens
Wood Street
St. Francis Sanitarian
Billy Armstrong Enjoys Camp Sequoyah Escape
Billy Armstrong is enjoying life at Camp Sequoyah in the Ozark mountains of Arkansas as the summer program offers outdoor activities and rest for the young camper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Armstrong
Camp Sequoyah
The
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Rotary Club Meeting Features Hotel Convention Talk
Special Judge W. H. Maben spoke at Lake Providence Rotary on hotel conventions recently attended. Reverend D. B. Boddie, Methodist pastor, also addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Providence
W. H. Maben
Rotary Club
D. B. Boddie
Methodist Church
Scout Court of Honor Honors Eight Troops at Ki-Ro-Li Camp
At Camp Ki-Ro-Li a Boy Scout court of honor conferred first class on five scouts and second class on three as eight Oua chita Valley troops complete a weeklong encampment. Names include Jimmy Halstead, Roy Adams, H A Downing, Salo Abrahm, B Fairly, Billy Spyker, Haywood Miles, G L Shintock, Bobby George, and J B Swanson Jr with several earning star and life ranks and multiple merit badges. Scouts plan to return home while others begin a second encampment. Miracle Rock in Colorado reportedly balances a 12,000 ton hulk on a three foot base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ki-Ro-Li
Ouachita Valley
Billy Spyker
Ruston
Haywood Miles
West Monroe
G. L. Shintock
Bobby George
Monroe
J. B. Swanson, Jr
Richardson Gibson Bastrop
Burschall Liles
Bastrop
Jim Faulk
Tallulah
James Halstead
Hale Walker
Percy Benjamin
Bernice
Lake Providence
Oak Grove
Jonesboro
Children’s Theater of Monroe Plans Dramatic Club
The Monroe Children’s Theater held a Saturday meeting at the Recreation Center to organize a dramatic club at school playgrounds. Plans discussed for the play Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn with a cast led by Neil Matthews and David Johnson and announced by Jack Noland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Theater of
Monroe
Recreation Center
Tom Sawyer
Huckleberry Finn
Neil Matthews
David Johnson
Becky Thatcher
Catherine Carson
Injun Joe
Billy Martin
Jack Noland
Cunningham Passes Pharmacy Exam From State Board
J. W. Cunningham, a Sandman’s pharmacy employee and Northeast Center graduate of the first 1930 class, returned from New Orleans after successfully passing the state board examinations and becoming qualified as an assistant pharmacist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cunningham
Sandman’s Pharmacy
New Orleans
State Board of Pharmacy
Mr. Cunningham
Northeast Center
Mississippi wild life meeting at Leroy Percy park
The Mississippi Association for the Conservation of Wildlife will hold its annual meeting at Leroy Percy State Park near Hollandale starting tomorrow. More than five sponsoring organizations are expected. Registration opens tomorrow afternoon, followed by an executive committee meeting and a tour to Greenville via Lake Washington to inspect Mississippi River projects aboard the ferry A C Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Miss
Mississippi Association For the Conservation of Wild Life
Leroy Percy State Park
Hollandale
Lake Washington
Mississippi River
A. C
Jones
W. E. Elam
Board of Mississippi Levee Commissioners
Wildlife pictures to be shown at State Teachers College
State Teachers college Cleveland will show pictures of wildlife in the delta. Albert F. Gainer will bring greetings as president of the Tennessee Ornithologists club. A hike along Park Nature trail is set for Monday with leaders R. L. Cay lor Miss Fannye A. C. Cook and Mrs. J. P. Soper of Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Cleveland
Delta
Albert F. Gainer
Tennessee Ornithologist Club
Park Nature Trail
R. L. Caylor
Fannye A. C. Cook
J. P. Soper
Greenville
Tax Sale Postponed in Jena LaSalle Parish
Acting under a new Louisiana legislature resolution, officials postpone a tax sale in Jena, LaSalle Parish, as announced today. The notice cites lawful authority behind the postponement and outlines ongoing proceedings and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena
Louisiana
LaSalle
Parish Poles Tax Sale Postponed and Fountain Installed
The ish police jury voted to postpone the delinquent tax sale until after October 1 this year and to install a modern electric drinking fountain in the courthouse at Jena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ish
Jena
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Louisiana Association
Em A
Weil
Mexican Gulf
Mexico
California
H.L. Hackley
Jack
Hugh
Southern
H. C. Ray, JR
Indianapolis
Ind
Paul Brown
First Methodist Church
J. B Maxie
Calhoun
Sons of the Confederacy
Mrs. Stevens
Ozarks
Ki-Ro-Li
Miracle Rock
Grand Junction
Colo
Children’s Theater
Cunningham
Paul Gamble
J. M. Robertshaw
Delta Park Commission
Chrysler
Willis
N. Second St
A. C. Lepso
E. Wright St
Milwaukee
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Cheney
Regal
McCurrah
Botany
Jayson
A. A
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Phoenix
Palace
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