Board Reforms Oil Code Representation Plan
A board discussed rec planning and appointing Co to represent the oil code interests. The meeting focused on governance, compliance, and future oversight to ensure proper implementation.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1933
Page
15
A board discussed rec planning and appointing Co to represent the oil code interests. The meeting focused on governance, compliance, and future oversight to ensure proper implementation.
Throughout the two trials the defendant spoke of his sister's clothes and his sister's death. He asked Judge E L to return the garments worn at the time of her death, saying the clothes are more meaningful to him than to anyone else.
Clyde obtained his divorce directed against Lady Inverclyde and Mathew Bartholomew Paanakker. The ground was alleged infidelity with alleged misconduct in September and October 1932 at Lady Inverclyde's flat and Paanakker's London apartments. Both defendants denied the allegations.
Washington December 22 indication from authoritative quarters Roosevelt would refuse U S intervention in Cuba if Spain formally asks. Reports note Spaniards arrested and some slain or wounded in Havana amid clashes over Cuba’s new law requiring 50 percent native employment.
The fund is closed but donations of food, clothing or toys will be distributed by the Good Fellows. Jackie Cooper stars in a western Lone Cowboy at the Capitol, drawing families to support the charity as part of a Christmas effort. Sponsors include J C Penney, the Capitol theater, the Lions Club and News Star World. Contributions accepted until Saturday afternoon.
A historical charity ledger shows numerous donors and contributions, detailing amounts from individuals, clubs, and businesses. Notable entries include Elise Abernathy 1.00 Mareid Cra 1.00 Julian Glenn memory 5.00 Lutheran Ladies Aid 2.00 Rotary club Monroe 12.50 Seigle theater 5.00 News-Star-World carriers 56.6 and total $576.76 secured by carriers plus in kind gifts such as canned goods and toys from Kiwanis Rotary and Beatrice Bruscato among others.
Chicago police killed three gunmen during a raid on an apartment linked to the Dillinger crowd. Detective Jack Dawe Captain Stege and Sergeant Reynolds led the attack forcing surrender and ending the gunfight with no officer wounded. An arsenal was found, and the suspects were connected to but not allied with the Dillinger gang. Mrs Marmer and her brother were arrested. Marmer was being sought.
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, filed with the NRA a report on the Ford Edgewater New Jersey plant strike. Affidavits accompany the filing alleging code violations by the automobile maker.
Notices must be handed in by Thursday noon for Friday and Saturday issues. All notices must be typed and double spaced. The sermon quotes Isaiah 52 and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health, noting divine healing and Truth’s authority prior to Jesus.
Grace church announces Advent and Christmas services for the fourth Sunday and Christmas. The schedule includes a 7:30 a.m. Mass, 9:30 a.m. Sunday school, 11:00 a.m. morning service, a 4:30 p.m. carol service by the Musical Coterie of Monroe, an 11:45 p.m. Christmas Eve choral eucharist, and a 9:00 a.m. Christmas Day Eucharist. Public invited.
First Methodist Church at Jackson and Wood invites worshippers to Sunday services themed God Is With Us. A 7 p.m. pageant Still The Sweetest Story directed by Mrs Emma Alexander will conclude with a white gift service supporting the Ruston Methodist orphanage.
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church announces church school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m with the topic A Religion Without the Bethlehem Star Young People meet at 6 45 p m and a Christmas program at 7 30 p m designed for both children and adults.
Pastor Roger M Baxter calls for Christmas spirit and service at Central Baptist Church on MO Lee Avenue. Sunday school 9 45 a m Earnest Bacle superintendent morning worship 10 50 B Y P A 6 25 p m evening worship 7 30 preached by J L Armon. Pastor away through Christmas. regular times apply for all other services.
Sunday features church school at 10 a.m. with B. O. Avant as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a.m. includes a sermon on Christmas and Peace. Christmas program replaces regular preaching and becomes a community festival with violin music by Jeraldine Daniles and Lonnie Whitman, address by Effie Pace, and Pleasant Hill quartet.
Corner of Apple and South Second Streets lists a Bible study 9 45 to 10 45 am Sunday preaching 11 am The One Baptism is it Sprinkling Pouring Immersion or Holy Spirit Baptism Evening worship 7 30 Subject God is and He has Spoken to Man Lord's Supper 11 50 am Young People 6 45 pm Mid week Bible study 7 30 pm Wednesday
Corner Auburn Ave and N. 2nd St lists Sunday service at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 p.m. Reading room at 1108 Ouachita Bank building open daily except Sundays and holidays from 12 34 p.m. to 5 p.m. Lesson topics reference Christian Science.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by superintendent J G Grobb. Morning worship at 11 with subject Christmas Chimes. Evening service at 7 features The Incarnate Christ and Christmas carols. B Y P U and BA meet earlier. gifts for white Christmas to needy families in afternoon distribution by B Y P U.
The Methodist Protestant Church on Stone and South Third Streets offers season's greetings and urges giving Christ your best. Pastor I. L. Yeager invites heartfelt spirit, urging greater efforts for Him in the coming year. Services are Sunday school 9 50 a.m. Christian Endeavor 7 p.m. and morning and evening worship.
Trinity Lutheran Church at Woodmen Hall 101 Jackson Street invites all to the fourth Sunday in Advent with Sunday school at 9 45 am Bible class at 9 45 am and worship at 10 45 am Pastor Schaefer concludes the Advent series with Christ Standing at the Door and Awaiting Entry A Christmas Eve service at 7 30 pm and a Christmas morning service at 9 o clock feature Heaven s Priceless Gift to the World as the Christmas message Everyone invited to worship during these festive days
First Baptist Church at Corner St John and Grammont invites visitors for Christmas Eve worship. Pastor L T Hastings outlines season messages with special music by L A Stuke choir and soloists including D P Gerald Ruth Rasbury and guests. The program features cantata numbers The Message The Light Eternal The Wonderful Nazarene and a Petrie trio Lead Me Eternal Light.
Immanuel Baptist Church announces a Christmas tree gift for the Sunday school and church following worship. A large lit tree will be placed near the pulpit for carols and a Christmas program with Santa Claus arriving near the end to lead the program.
A church announces a Christmas week schedule with a gifts presentation and a pastor sermon on The Greatest Birthday in History. Activities include Sunday school at 9 45, morning worship at 11, Men’s Brotherhood at 6, B Y P U at 6 30, and an Intermediate B Y P U Christmas pageant before the 7 30 evening service.
The Church of the Nazarene on Richmond Street concludes a revival begun Monday December 4. Evangelist C J Frost will speak Sunday at 2 30 p m at the city high school auditorium on The Signs of the Times of the End. About 1500 are expected no admission fee.
The First Presbyterian Church on Catalpa Street invites with a sermon by Ernest D. Holloway and a Christmas pageant by the young members in the evening. The message centers on living a life of beauty through acts of love and grace inspired by the Master.
All city schools in Monroe close Friday for the holidays with Christmas exercises held beforehand. City and parish schools will reopen on New Year’s Day. St Matthew’s reopens a day later and Ouachita Junior College resumes on Wednesday January 3 after a Thursday closure.
John Raymond Conner 70 known as Santa Claus for local children died in a house fire in Huffman Alabama. He had just delivered a wagon load of dolls trains and toys for distribution and reportedly reentered the burning home to save around 200 in presents. Neighbors heard him call out but could not reach him.
Home Furniture announced Friday that it has imported a real Santa Claus to a point of vantage in its DeSiard Street store windows. The bearded figure in a red suit and high-top boots drew much attention. Santa said he will likely return to the North Pole after the holiday.
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