Anders to Tennessee for Southern Intercollegiate sessions
W. H. Anders, president of the junior chamber board, travels with President Conniff and Coach Wilson of Louisiana Polytechnic Institute to Chattanooga for Southern Intercollegiate sessions. He will present letters from Mayor Arnold Bernstein and local civic clubs urging 1928 Monroe football games, including Monroe against Ruston Tech and Mississippi College with Arkansas A&M tentatively set for November 17. Additional games may follow.
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W. H. Anders
Chamber of Commerce
Conniff
Wilson
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Chattanooga
Southern Intercollegiate Association
Anders
Arnold Bernstein
Monroe
Ruston Tech
Mississippi College
Arkansas “Aggies
Louisiana College
Annual Tiger Banquet Set for Tomorrow Night
The Monroe Tiger football squad will hold its regular annual banquet at 7 30 PM at the Episcopal church on Glenmar and North Fourth streets. Proceeds support the local athletic association. The event will elect next year's captain and many out of town guests are expected. Tickets are one dollar per plate. Ladies aiding include Mesdames Ben C Dawkins F K Vaughan K N Knowles and R B Garrison.
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Monroe Tiger
Episcopal Church
Glenmar
North Fourth Streets
Mesdames Ben C. Dawkins
F. K
Hat arrival brightens Christmas display at fashion shop
A new hat collection has just arrived at Fashion Shop located at 108 St. John Street, around the corner from Ouachita Bank. Adyv reports the latest creations for holiday shoppers.
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St. John Street
Ouachita Bank
Lotus Club Annual Meeting Notice
The Lotus Club will hold its annual meeting in the club rooms on Saturday December 10 at 8 oclock. All members are urged to attend. H G Frazer secretary and treasurer.
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Lotus Club
Taxi Drivers Up for Parking Overtime
Dan Sanderford and D. C. Ware, taxicab drivers, were arrested last night for parking longer than ten minutes. The men were tried in city court today.
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Dan Sanderford
D. C. Ware
Fellowship Meeting Closes at Local First Christian Church
The First Christian church ends its fellowship meeting with tonight's service. Rev. D. W. McElroy notes sickness bad weather and indifference hindered the gathering but five new members have joined. More are expected to join tonight and the church thanks Robert Courtney and others for musical assistance. The event precedes a major evangelistic effort in the New Year featuring a top evangelistic team.
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First Christian Church
D. W. McElroy
Friends of the Church
Robert
Courtney
Monroe
Fight Power Co municipal plant being considered
Harrison Ark December discussion by the city council on calling a city election to issue bonds for a municipal light and power plant to compete with Southwest Power Co The move follows a federal court injunction filing by the power company to block a city ordinance cutting rates Lights drop from 16 to 14 cents per kilowatt hour power from 10 to 8 heat at 4 cents The company argues the rate reduction is illegal.
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Harrison
Ark
Southwest Power Company
Power Company
Man Finds Typewriter Placed in Car
L. W. Larche of 216 Arkansas Street found a typewriter in the ledge at the back of his car when he opened it this morning. He brought the machine to police HQ to be returned to its owner. He suspects someone placed it in his car after he left it in front of city hall overnight.
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L. W. Larche
Arkansas Street
Pick the Garment You Want and We Will Hold It
Fashion Shop at 108 St. John near Ouachita Bank offers to hold chosen garments with a reasonable deposit.
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Georgettes
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St. John
Collens’ Pharma
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Barbara Jane
Serptimus Bennett
Arnold Bennett
Josiah Wedgwood
Barbara- Jane
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Munholland-Danwitz Furniture Co
DeSiard
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