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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1936

Page

6

Big tax payment from Louisiana Power and Light due

A tax check for 102 715 07 representing the largest tax assessment in Ouachita was paid to the sheriff on Tuesday by Louisiana Power and Light Co owner of the Sterlington power plant. Smaller payments followed as the sheriff anticipated about 120 600 to be deposited. Sheriff officials say tax payments from residences and businesses flow in at a strong rate with midnight December 31 the delinquency deadline. February is typically the wettest month in London.

Ouachita Louisiana Power and Light Company Iz Power Sterlington Sheriff's Department C. D. Meridith Civil Department

Railroad Worker Leaves Sanitarium After Injury

O. M. Arnette, an Illinois Central switchman, was injured in a collision at Washington and North Ninth streets while riding grab bars on a boxcar. He was removed from St. Francis sanitarium to his home at 6100 Alexander Avenue. Arnette is expected to return to work in several weeks. The automobile driver D. C. Carr of 2306 Breard Street was charged with reckless driving.

O. M. Arnette Illinois Central Railroad St. Francis Alexander Avenue Arnette Washington North Ninth Streets D. C. Carr Breard Street

Debutantes rebuff Rudy Vallee in Washington

Washington debutantes rebuffed Rudy Vallee after he advertised for 24 debutantes to appear in his act. He asked for walkers who would greet him on stage and leave, but no one qualified as a debutante. Vallee maintained debutantes or nothing as the latest reports indicated no takers.

Washington Rudy Vallee Rudy

FDIC moves West Monroe bank office to Ouachita National Bank Building

Jack Bernhardt, liquidator for the FDIC handling West Monroe State Bank affairs, announced the office will relocate after January first to the Ouachita National Bank building in Monroe. Since taking charge, the office has been in the bank’s former quarters.

Jack Bernhardt Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation West Monroe

Presbyterians To Have Xmas Party At First Church

A Christmas tree and entertainment will be held at the First Presbyterian church Thursday at 6 p.m. labeled as early candlelight time. Congregation and Sunday school are invited to join a program of special interest with Santa Claus and children’s presents, arranged by J. Arthur Smith Sr. Two downtown Monroe thefts were reported Monday night, including a bicycle stolen from in front of a theater and clothing plus candy taken from a car, reported by residents Pete Hernandez and Raschell Redding.

First Presbyterian Church Santa Claus J. Arthur Smith Monroe Pete Hernandez Adams Street Raschell Redding Sterlington

KIDDIES RECEIVE 4000 TOYS IN Monroe TOY DRIVE

The Monroe community partners the Council of Social Agencies and the Recreation Department to renovate and distribute about 4000 dolls and toys to underprivileged children. Fourteen WPA workers crafted the items at the I Baer building. A Christmas pageant is set for the recreation center Wednesday at 7 30 pm with a carol caravan planned for Christmas Eve starting at the recreation center Thursday at 7 30 pm.

Monroe I. Baer Council of Social Agencies Monroe Recreation Department WPA Salvation Army Municipal Recreation Department Teachers of Recreation Center Monroe Recreation Center

Fight Upset Movie Actress at Hollywood Night Club

Eleanor Whitney a screen actress was carried from a Hollywood night club in a hysterical condition after two men fought while notables watched. Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor attended. Billy Gray the master of ceremonies claimed the incident was rehearsed as part of his act, and Ellison helped subdue the San Francisco guest.

Hollywood Eleanor Whitney Barbara Stanwyck Robert Taylor Billy Gray Miss Whitney James Ellison Gray San Francisco Ellison San Franciscan

Honor Roll List From Columbia High School

Columbia Louisiana December 22 The honor roll for the second six weeks at Columbia High School is announced by principal H S Bankston. Grade by grade, students are named including Maude Bates Ray Finley Mary Ann Burk Maurine Kitchingham Marian Hopkins Barbara Nell Ramsey Janie Sue Wilkins and many others across all classes.

Columbia Srecia Columbia High School H. S. Bankston Maude Bates Ray Finley Mary Ann Burk Maurine Kitchingham Marian Hopkins Barbara Nell Ramsey Janie Sue Wilkins Erna Rhue Dollar Harold Finley Odell Bates Mary Lou Alford O. C. Hancock Robert Joe Lee Bessie Beryl Humphries Esther Thompson Emma Lou Russell Margie Girod Louis Jarrell Kirby Brown Leser Mae Patton Mary Jane Davis Mary Estus Jones Myra Nell Myers Adele Redditt Travis Hughes Curtis Lourrey James Martin Jim Sherman Robert Lively Freeman Lively Willie Broadway Robert Meredith Carl Rosser Nina Hinton Bill Godfrey Boyd Wilkins John Kitchingham John Black Mary Sue Ramsey Verasaheetty Alora Puckett Evelyn Jarrel W. J. Green Manuel Lee Woodruff Lulu Belle Humphries Gloria Wilkins Lucille Harrelson Johnnye Ruth Cottingham William Baxter W. D. McSween, Jr

First Quarterly Conference Set for Sterlington Marion Charge

The Sterlington Marion charge of the Methodist church will hold its first quarterly conference of the year at Sterlington next Sunday afternoon. Rev H L Johns presiding elder Monroe district will lead the gathering. The charge includes Sterlington Marion and Birds Chapel with Rev J E Hearn pastor in his second year.

Marion Sterlington-Marion Methodist Church Sterlington H. L. Johns Monroe Bird's Chapel J. E. Hearn

Car Fire Extinguished on Jackson Street

Firefighters responded to the 2600 block of Jackson street Tuesday at 6 30 a m to extinguish an automobile fire caused by a short circuit in wiring. Slight damage occurred. The car belonged to E. S. Waller a carpenter of West Monroe.

Jackson Street E. 5. Waller, Carpenter West Monroe

Federal Board announces exams across civil service fields

The U S civil service commission lists open competitive exams for Informational Service Representative and related levels in information service. Several animal husbandman roles, commodity exchange investigator posts, scientific aid in milling and baking, engineer milot and forest service positions are offered with salaries from 1800 to 5600 per year. Full details available from the secretary of the U S civil service board of examiners at the post office in the city.

United States Civil Service Commission Social Security Board Bureau of Animal Industry Commodity Exchange Commodity Exchange Administration Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry Milot Forest Service U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners

Public Installation Of Eastern Star Officers

Special public installation of the Columbia chapter officers will be held tonight at the Masonic hall. Officers to be installed include Worthy matron Mrs. Jettie James Worthy patron W D McSween Jr associate matron Mrs Helen Kidd associate patron J W James secretary Mrs Lilla Gilbert treasurer L C Munn conductress

Columbia The Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Jettie James W. D. McSween, Jr Helen Kidd J. W. James Lilla Gilbert L. C. Munn

Local Lodge Members Highlighted for Ceremony Roles

Mrs. Flo Morris associate conductress and Mrs. Lois MccSween chaplain lead a list of officers and aides for the upcoming event. Other names include Mrs. Carrie Hill marshal Mrs. Zarada James Ada and several mentioned warders, organist, and attendants.

Flo Morris Lois MccSween Carrie Hill Marshal Zarada James Ada Willie Lee Ruth Earline Hopkins Esther Pauline Thompson Martha Flora Thompson Electa H. Wr. Bridger Warder Ludie Tawkins J. R. Hawkins Louise Webb

Second Arrest in Untaxed Liquor Case

City Detectives L. G. Parker and D. J. Bedsole arrested Samuel Murray Sr. for possession of untaxed liquor, father of Samuel Murray Jr. who was detained after a raid at 260 Breard Street. Officers found twenty six and one half gallons of white mule. Both Murrays are held for federal authorities.

L. G. Parker D. J. Bedsole Samuel Murray, Sr Murray Samuel Murray, Jr Breard Street

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