Y M H A Club Rooms Open With a Brilliant Ball
The Young Men's Hebrew Association club rooms on the Masur building's top floor were dedicated with a lavish ball. Guests wore formal evening attire. Mrs. Masur and Mrs. Henry Haas hosted and a full supper service followed. The event showcased the new facilities including a grand ball room, library, parlors, and reception suite.
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Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Masur
Henry Haas
Sigmund Masur
Isador Liebreich
Abraham Marx
Simon Shhlenker
Aubrey Haas
Bert Heinberg
Jack Marrus
Masu
Lie
Aubrey Hans
John Wooten
Abrahm Marx
Calvary Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Officers Elected
The Calvary Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society elected officers including President Mrs J B Pr Vice President Mrs O Davis Secretary Mrs J S Day Treasurer M L Welch and Personal Service Chairman Mrs O Davis with plans for October and November Royal Service programs.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Calvary Baptist Cid
J. B. Pr
O. Davis
J. S. Day
M L. Welch
Clarma
Engagement of Doris Richmond to Hartzel Soard
Mrs. Robert M. Richmond announces the engagement of their daughter Doris to Hartzel Winfred Soard of Little Rock Ark. They plan to marry Friday December twenty third at five thirty p m in First Methodist Church. The notice appears amid school training, missions study, and local club activities reported in Louisville.
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Lida Benton
G. P. Stubbs
Simpel Fidelis
Marion Monk
Ouachita Delphian Society
Louisville
Brazil
Lottie Moon
Robert M. Richmond
Doris
Hartzel Winfred Soard
Little Rock, Arik
First Methodist Church
Dates of 1928 fairs announced for associations
Chicago December 1 1927 Dates of fairs next year for associations affiliated with the International association of fairs and expositions announced Mississippi Alabama fair Meridian September 8 to 13 North Mississippi North Alabama fair Tupelo October 2 to 6 South Louisiana fair Donaldsonville October 14 to 21
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Chicago
Meridian
Tupelo
Donaldsonville
International Sells Stock to Employes
The International Paper company offered its third issue of seven per cent preferred stock to employees and subsidiaries. In addition to the dividend, yearly bonuses of 1 to 5 dollars for 1929 to 1933 were promised to those remaining with the company. Purchases were on installments with 5 percent interest, limited to one $100 share per ten dollars of weekly wage. sale closed November 30.
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New York
International Paper Company
Remedies Claim Cure for Epilepsy Falls No Narcotics
Advertises a medical claim by Dr C M Simpson offering a free proof of cure for epilepsy fits and convulsions with no narcotics. Promises overnight relief in many cases and a money back satisfaction guarantee from 1709 W 14th St Cleveland Ohio area.
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DR. C
Women Deputy Sheriffs Retained After Successful Experiment
Four women deputy sheriffs in Erie County New York will remain on permanent payrolls after a January experiment proved successful. They handled warrants and investigations including gambling boards with punch machines and kidnapping cases involving youths, with Sheriff Zimmerman citing intuitive shrewdness and tireless ambition as key.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Erie County Sheriff's Office
Tonawanda
Zimmerman
Sheriff's Office
Algerian Flood Death Toll Reaches 3000
Associated Press reports about a flood in northwestern Algeria estimating 3000 deaths including 250 Europeans. Twelve thousand square miles are devastated while Oran and Orleansville regions face rising Sherif river levels and evacuations continue. Food and communications remain severely disrupted.
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Algiers
Algeria
Oran
Sherif
Orleansville
Perreguax
Mostaganem
J D Young Not Connected With Mer Rouge Case
Bastrop grocer J D Young writes The News Star that he has no link to the Mer Rouge bar rel house and the fight involving Robert Walker. Sheriff Naff confirms no connection. operator fined is C C Young. The note ends with a proverb about paying cash.
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J. D. Young
Bastrop District Court
News-Star Today
G. W. Naff
Morehouse Parish
Bastrop
Walker
C. C. Young
Naff
Backward Season Lets Wise Shoppers Save On Coats
A local fashion shop promotes a backward season sale offering coats from $19.75 to $79.50. Nationally known coats price reduced to $39.75 and $49.50 with unique one of a kind options. Located at 108 St John St near Ouachita Bank. The piece adds a note about the Prince of Wales receiving an umbrella showing a sky chart.
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St. John St
Ouachita Bank
Prince of Wales
Byrd Warns Virginia Will Not Tolerate Lynching
Governor Harry F. Byrd denounces lynch law as a dastardly crime and vows Virginia will punish the guilty as other murderers. He urged Kentucky cooperation in pursuing those responsible after a mob broke into Whitesburg jail and seized a Black man for the killing of a white man.
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Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Virginia-Kentucky
Byrd
Kentucky
Whitesburg
Former Brookhaven Mayor Pardoned by the Governor
Tom M. Smylie once mayor of Brookhaven was pardoned by Governor Murphree after a November 1926 sentence of two years in the state penitentiary for forgery and fraud in office.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Miss
Tom M. Smylie
Brookhaven
State Penitentiary
Murphree
Monroe couples receive marriage licenses
James Starkes and Learline Washington of Monroe obtain marriage licenses. Hart Hanspart and Pecolo Zizler, also of Monroe, are noted as to be wed.
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B. H. Faust
A. W. Riggs
Linderman Avenue
West Monroe
James Starkes
Learline Washington
Monroe
Hart Hanspart
Pecolo Zizler
Eros
Revelations of a Wife and the Vertizen Plot
Two readers discuss the motive behind producer Philip Vertizen’s demands on Mary, suspecting leverage over her career. They plan to compare deduced envelopes as Mary’s truth unfolds, while Lilian notes Vertizen’s opportunistic character and Mary’s ambition. This 1997 feature reflects melodrama’s backstage tensions.
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Ian
Mary
Philip Veritzen
Lillian
Phil
Lilian
Philip Vertizen
Ina
The Granddaughter of Lord Farndale Entangles Two Men
John Arden hides in a London hotel as Esmée Bermore and Mrs Sinclair linger about Lord Farndale's death. Arden aids Esmée after a street collision, then meets Burke, Davidson, Furneaux and Farndale’s heiress claim, leading to a tense plan to face police tonight.
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John Arden
Palace Hotel
London
Eemée
Sinclair Arden
Lord Farndale
Esmée
Davidson
Miss Bermore
Scotland Yard
Arden
John
Victoria
Burke
Esmée Bermore
Andy Burke
Dr. Davidson
Furneaux
Criminal Investigation Department
Mr. Furneaux
Miss Esmée
Lone Steap
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