Alabama girl named among healthiest at 4-H congress in Chicago
An Alabama girl was among six youths honored as the healthiest at the 4-H club congress in Chicago. The group includes Mary Flynn Sellers of Setohatchee Ala and Martha A. Ekberg of Wisconsin Dells Wis, with other top youths from Virginia, Ohio, Missouri, and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
United States
Chicago
Mary Flynn Sellers
Setohatchee
Ala
C. A. Abbott
Blairs
Martha A. Ekberg
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
Roy Graves
Porter
Okio
Margaret J. Topowski
Wooster
Ohio
Jerry Cowan
Rogersville
Associated Press
Bizzell Chosen to Lead Louisiana Fire Bureau
New Orleans announces the selection of W. S. Bizzell of Oklahoma City as manager of the Louisiana rating and fire prevention bureau, succeeding Rush P. Strong who led the bureau since 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
W. S. Bizzell
Oklahoma City
Okla
Louisiana Rating and Fire Prevention Bureau
Rush P. Strong
Ouachita 4-H Girl Wins Orleans Trip For Clothing Work
Doris Avant daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Avant of the Drew community will join a group of Ouachita parish 4 H club girls visiting New Orleans as guests of the New Orleans Association of Commerce. The state 4 H honor writers will have expenses paid and stay over a weekend. Avant earned first place in party dress making at the Ouachita Valley fair and placed second and third at the state fair in Shreveport and Baton Rouge respectively. Three Ouachita parish champion girls Mary Ella Sims L Marie Bayles and Sidney Alexander returned from Chicago IL after attending national 4 H club congress and enjoyed the snow and city sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Avant
C. A. Avant
Drew
Ouachita Parish
New Orleans
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Commerce Association
Miss Avant
Baton Rouge
Mary Ella Sims
L. Marie Bayles
Sidney Alexander
Chicago
Gardiner Young Heads Bible Class at First Methodist
Gardiner Young was elected president of the Young Men's Bible class of the First Methodist Church for the coming year. Other officers include L B Gannaway as vice president Fred Benson secretary-treasurer and M C Redmond as teacher. The group meets at 10 am Sunday in the Woodmen of the World lodge rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner Young
Young Men's Bible
First Methodist Church
L. B. Gannaway
Fred Benson
M. C. Redmond
Woodmen of the World
Army announces two new recruits at local office
Corporal C. V. Cox announced two new United States Army recruits yesterday at the recruiting office in the national guard armory on South Grand Street. Eugene J. Petty of Monroe and Sidney L. Crawford of Zebedee La are names, with Petty to study public accounting and Crawford assigned to the army corps at Panama.
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United States Army
C. V. Cox
National Guard
South Grand Street
Eugene J. Petty
South Second Street
Monroe
Sidney L. Crawford
Zebedee, la
Petty
Crawford
Army Corps
Panama
Grace Keegan Reveals Relief From Pain With Vegetable Compound
Grace Keegan of Chicago Illinois describes severe pain prior to using Vegetable Compound now reporting marked relief. She says the product enables daily work as a waitress and notes nearly a million letters praising it.
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Grace Keegan
Drake Ave
Chicago, Illinois
Marriages Told in Winnsboro Miss Agnes Bradley Wed
Mack Bradley announces the marriage of his daughter Agnes Bradley to Harry N. Anders in Greta on November 27. W E Carpenter and Carmen Lucille Casteel wed December 2 at Rev Danna Terry home. ceremony performed by Rev Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnsboro
Mack Bradley
Agnes Bradley
Harry N. Anders
Greta
W. E. Carpenter
Carmen Lucille Casteel
Danna Terry
Rev
Impson and Eller Bee Married at Home
R B Impson and Miss Eileen Eller Bee wed November 25 at the home of Mr and Mrs F J Burroughs with Rev Keys of Baskin officiating. The ceremony united two families in a private affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnsboro, la
R. B. Impson
Eileen Ellerbee
F. J. Burroughs
Pay Boost at Chicago Mill and Lumber in Tallulah
R N Ware Jr, manager, announced about a five percent hourly pay increase for 675 employees at Water proof, Somerset, and Tallulah mills. F W Schatz, VP, said rebuilding after the fire at the veneer and box factory is likely soon and will reuse up to 450 unemployed workers in reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah, la
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
R. N. Ware, Jr
Waterproof
Somerset
Tallulah
F. W. Schatz
Helena
Ark
Break Seen In Marine Strike As Mediation Advances
Federal mediators hope for a break in the six week maritime strike as shipowners and unions hold a civic auditorium debate in San Francisco. McGrady predicts settlement progress while Lapham and Seattle Mayor Dore join unions in urging talks.
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San Francisco
Civic Auditorium
Edward F. McGrady
Roger D. Lapham
Lapham
American- Hawaiian Steamship Company
John F. Dore
Seattle
Harry Bridges
International Loneshoremen's Association
Harry Tundeberg
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
American-Hawaiian
Dollar and Matson Lines
International Longshoremen's Association
Coastwise
McGrady
Galveston
Tex
Texas
Sykes Steamship Interests
Washington
Toy Night Proves Complete Success At Legion Post
Toy Night at the L. B. Faulk post of the American Legion drew over 106 members and collected more than 250 toys, mostly new, destined for the Good Fellows. A receptacle at Hotel Virginia remains for donations this week. Awards for membership drives were given, and the attendance prize went to M. E. Dupont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Faulk
The
American Legion
Virginia
Post
M. E. Dupont
Federal board announces civil service exams
The U S civil service commission lists open competitions for Senior medical officer female psychiatry at 4600 dollars annually, Junior medical officer interne at 2000, Junior medical officer psychiatric resident at 2000, Biologist wildlife management at 3800, Soil conservation service Department of Agriculture. Full details available from the secretary of the U S civil service board of examiners at the post office in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Washington
D. C
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
18 Students Ordained in Rome by Cardinal Selvaggiani
In Rome on December 8, Cardinal Selvaggiani, vicar general of the Rome Archdiocese, ordained 18 students including Louis Flaherty of Richmond Virginia as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Marchetti Cardinal
Selvaggiani
Negro Arrested on Non-Support Charge
Joseph Williams was arrested yesterday by sheriff's department members on a charge of non-support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Williams
Sheriff's Department
Minstrel Benefit at Oua chita Parish High School
Excellent talent has been secured for the benefit minstrel show to be held Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Oua chita Parish High School auditorium, presented by the Missouri Pacific Booster club women’s auxiliary. Soloists include Dallas Goss Love Bird Garland Shell Mrs Clyde Sanders and Miss Josephine Combs with specialty dances by class. L J Pippen of Lake Providence underwent an operation at Riverside sanitarium yesterday and is reported favorable.
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Ouachita Parish High School
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Missouri
Pacific Booster Club
Dallas Goss
Love Bird
Garland Shell
Clyde Sanders
Josephine Combs
Riverside
L. J. Pippen
Lake’ Provi
Riverside Sanitarium
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Christian Science
Joseph A. Biedenharn
Riverside Drive
Res. Biedenharn
Viesburg
Miss
John Schatman
Schat
Daharn
Lacita Coca-Cola
Aly Il
Roper Gas Range
Home Furniture Co., Inc
Ouachita
Orleans
Gardiner Young Heads Bible Class
Lydia
Pinkham
Anders-Bradley
Casteel
Tmpson
Ellerbee
Wooldridge-Mason
Fort Necessity
Franklin Parish
Tallulah Mill
Marine Strike
Federal Board
Windsor
National Ee Products Corporation
New York
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