New Rector to Lead Grace Episcope Church in Monroe
The Rev. John M. Allin will become the eleventh rector at Grace Episcope Church during 11 a.m. service Sunday. He comes from New Orleans where he served as chaplain to Episcopal college students.
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1952
Page
12
The Rev. John M. Allin will become the eleventh rector at Grace Episcope Church during 11 a.m. service Sunday. He comes from New Orleans where he served as chaplain to Episcopal college students.
S. K. Heninger Jr. recently earned a bachelor of letters degree from Oxford University in England. He is the son of Mr and Mrs S K Heninger Sr of 2407 Marie Place.
Cpl Vaughn B Aaron son of Mr and Mrs Ola Aaron of 402 South River West Monroe La recently graduated from the Cooks Course at the Third Army Food Service School Fort Benning Lt Col John S Andersen commandant announced The course trains non commissioned officers in unit or consolidated mess operation and food prep It is one of five courses for Regular Army Air Force ORC and National Guard personnel with field type messes under combat conditions noted due to world events
Monroe welcomes Ho-Made, a new ice cream parlor in the Perkins area. Owner Emma Lou "Skipper" Perkins leads the shop, offering ice cream, fruit sherbet, and pint or quart carry home cartons alongside cones. Staff include Billy Taylor, Dorothy Massey, and Bruce Bairn’s father, with ample parking and friendly service.
In Gioia Tauro Italy Alfonso Virdia announces a shift to furfural production using olive husks with plans to reach 1500 tons annually. The U S is the largest furfural producer and consumer, producing about 30000 tons.
If the core at the base of a head of lettuce is firm and light colored the head is likely solid. Always store lettuce in a covered container in the refrigerator.
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