Dykes Elected President of Union Parish Conservation Club
A. C. Dykes was elected president of the Union Parish Conservation club at a Farmerville meeting. H. L. McKnight of Ruston, education director of the wild life division, spoke as part of the organizational session.
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Marion
A. C. Dykes
The
Union Parish Conservation Club
Farmerville
H. L. McKnight
Ruston
Wild Life Division
Department of
Club names officers and directors in meeting
Dolph Farrar was named secretary treasurer of the club. The board of directors includes L. H. Pratt Bernice Fred Wade Farmerville Clyde Cherry Lillie C. W. Sehon Marion and Fred Preaus Farmerville. Hudson seal is dyed muskrat fur.
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Rudolph Farrar
L. H. Pratt
Bernice
Fred Wade
Erville
Clyde Cherry
Lillie
C. W. Sehon
Marion
Fred Preaus
Farmerville
Missouri Pacific Officials Tour Monroe in Five Car Special
Missouri Pacific president L W Baldwin and a large delegation visited Monroe for two hours during a south and southwest inspection tour. Baldwin said the plant can meet all demands and noted defense programs have drawn public support for better transportation policies. The party, touring from St Louis to Alexandria and beyond, discussed planned capital expenditures of about 5 million dollars and equipment orders exceeding 6 million.
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L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Lines
South
Southwest
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Monroe
Dallas
Tex
Little Rock
Baldwin
H. M. Johnson
J. H. Lauderdale
A. A Miller
W. Rogers
L. P. Krampf
F. E. Cheshire
C. D. Peet
G. C. Stohlman
W. E. Lamb
Noted Flower Lover Slated For Monroe Garden Club Talk
Dr. King Rand a prominent Alexandria physician and Louisiana Medical Society president elect will speak to the Monroe Garden Club at Hotel Virginia on Monday April 14 at 730 p.m. His talk will feature films on plant life and camellias, with Rand noted for a large camellia collection. The invitation extends to men and women devoted to rare plants.
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King Rand
Alexandria
Louisiana Medical Society
Monroe
Monroe Garden Club
Virginia
J. H. Thatcher
Dr. Rand
Everett Motley Seen As Queer Duck Who Prefers Short Wave
The remark portrays Everett Motley as someone more interested in short wave rather than comedy and swing, challenging the public perception of his talents and pursuits. The comment reflects a debate over Motley's true vocation and public image.
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Everett Motley
Amateur radio operator linked to national defense in Ouachita Valley
Everett Motley of Sterlington coordinates 22 amateur operators in northeast Louisiana. Licensed since 1929, he runs W5AKT a 200 watt station guiding weekly emergency drills every Thursday at 6 30 to 7 a m. Hams are vital links in defense, beyond hobbyists.
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Jack Benny
Benny Goodman
Army
Navy
Ouachita Valley
Sterlington
Everett Motley
Louisiana Power and Light Company
Motley
Louisiana
Alaska
Epps
W5akt
Sam
Cantata Oli vet to Calvary at First Methodist Monroe
The First Methodist church choir of Monroe presents Oli vet to Calvary by J. H. Maunder today at 5 30 p m Directed by Mrs Clyde Sanders with organist Mrs John Sholars The two act sacred cantata recounts the last days of Jesus life with scenes from Olivet Jerusalem the Passover and Calvary Readings list sopranos altos tenors and basses among participating singers.
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Olivet To Calvary
J. H. Maunder
First Methodist Church of
Monroe
Clyde Sanders
John Sholars
Jerusalem
Olivet
Jesus
Garden
Gethsemane
Pilate
Judgment Hall
Calvery
Polly Cole
A. R. Doughty
Margie Kalil
Ben Rush
Louise Smelser
W. D. Wamsley
Georgiana Williams
Charles Bennett
H Handley
H. H. Howell
Thelma Mills
Barbara Sackett
Frances Smith
Max. Braswell
Richard Englerth
Herold Riggs
Jack Wicks
Gene Wilder
Charles Chapman
William Gannaway
H. J. Handley
Jack May
J.C. Wallace
W. D. Welmsley
Shreveport Plans Drive To Explain AAA Soil Work
Leaders from Shreveport Ark-La-Tex announce a parish by parish campaign to educate farmers about AAA soil conservation benefits. Committees will reach farmers, explain minimum acreage rules, and publicize programs with local bankers editors merchants and AAA directors aiding outreach.
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Shreveport
AAA
Ark-La-Tex
Washington- Youree Hotel
Shreveport Chamber of ‘Commerce
Robert E. Wheeles
Shreveport Chamber of Commerce
D. Durbin
State Aaa
Sam Thornton
Northwest Louisiana
North Louisiana
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Fo Whelese
Chaip of Commerce
Agriculture
G. J. Durbin
State Adn
S. B. Thorn Northwest
Durbin
Thornton
Radi
Ark-La-Texares
Blood stained clothes blamed on an accident near Winnfield
A blood stained bundle found beside US 84 near Winnfield was linked to a months old auto accident. WPA workers saw two men drive toward Natchitoches after dropping the clothes five miles west of Winnfield. A Monroe relative admitted disposing of the torn garments as there was nothing to it. No offense was found, sheriff says. Panama Canal Zone population listed at 51,830.
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Winnfield
WPA
Natchitoches
Milton Coverdale
Quachita Parish
Monroe
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