Lions Club State Meet Set for Monroe Louisiana
Representatives from multiple clubs gathered to plan a statewide Lions meeting in Monroe, Louisiana, proposing the first or second week of February. Each club will bring regional food specialties to cook and serve at the dinner, amid entertainments by Mrs. Walter Rasberry and Mrs. Powell with a toe dance by Mrs. Cornett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Monroe
Lions
Louisiana
Walter Rasberry
Powell
Cornett
Big Meat Canning Demonstration Aids Charity
A large meat canning event led by Mrs. Jewell McQuiller at Mrs. J. E. Lucas home on Bayou DeSiard Road packed 100 No. 3 cans and 250 No. 2 cans for Monroe Welfare Association. About 40 gallons of soup and four wash pots remained. estimated value around $150 and described as a major parish charity contribution. Attendees included Mrs. L. W. Mobley Miss Lizzie Morris and Mrs. Mary Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell McQuiller
J. E. Lucas
Bayou DeSiard Road
Twin Cities
L. W. Mobley
Lizzie Morris
Mary Garrison
Welfare Association Leaders Named in Local Report
Welfare Association Mrs Frank Ed ney and her daughter Mrs Robert Fennell along with E R Strahan agricultural agent are listed in the community notice naming local officials and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Association
Frank Edney
Robert Fennell
E. R. Strahan
Lincoln Parish Scout District Reorganized at Ruston Meeting
The Lincoln Parish Boy Scout District reorganized at Ruston city hall with J Noble White of Monroe present. New officers include Truett L Scarborough chair C A Barnett commissioner J N Kirkland finance H L Campbell court of honor L J Fox camping H L McKnight publicity H B Townsend reading W S Rutledge health and safety Ed Evans cubmaster. The district met its maintenance campaign quota as Judge E L Walker and E A Phillips spoke and 14 scouts earned advancements including Billie Lewis and Bert Lomax as eagle scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parish
Ruston
J. Noble White
Monroe
Ouachita Valley Council
Truett L. Scarborough
C. A. Barnett
J. N. Kirkland
H. L. Campbell
Court of Honor
L. J. Fox
H. L. McKnight
H. B. Townsend
Reading
W. S. Rutledge
Ed Evans
Cubmaster
E. L. Walker
Judge Walker
E. A. Phillips
Malicious Act Charged in Case Against Smith
William A. Smith of Monroe faces trial in Hattiesburg on charges of malicious mischief for allegedly cutting gas supply by closing valves in the main line from Jackson. Trial was postponed due to missing witnesses. guards patrolled the right of way. Smith said he acted on instructions from Bob Halle of Halle Construction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
Jackson
William A. Smith
Monroe
Harry V. Barnhart
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Lions Clubs
Atere and Druggiste
Naturyl
U. S
Associated Press
United States
Manhattan
Camden
N. J
Theodore Roosevelt
Inset
Tion
D. Masor & Sons Men's and Bows Outfitters
T. L. Scarborough
Tenderfoot
Life
Billie Lewis
Bert Lomax
Smith
Genline
Kayser
Coats
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