Bible conference to open February 22 in Monroe
Noted Bible teachers join a Monroe conference running February 22 to 24. Day sessions begin 2 p.m. at the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home chapel and evening sessions at 9:15 p.m. in First Baptist Church. Rev L T Hastings expects large attendance and housing for visiting delegates. Dr M E Dodd will speak on Mountain Peaks of Prophecy. Dr E K Cox on The Gospel of St John. Dr C E Autrey on The Holy Spirit.
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Monroe
Louisiana Baptist Children's Home
First Baptist Church
L. T. Hastings
M. E. Dodd
Shreveport
E. K. Cox
Gloster, Miss
C. E. Autrey
Ruston
Gly-Cas Purifier Claims Sleep, Pain Relief for Mrs Francis
Mrs Francis of 2036 Convention Street Baton Rouge Louisiana reports alarming kidney troubles for thirty years eased after using Gly-Cas Greatest System Purifier. She credits the product with perfect sleep headaches gone and improved kidney function.
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C. R. Francis
Convention Street
Baton Rouge
Gly-Cas Restores Sleep and Energy for Mrs Francis
Mrs C R Francis reports relief from sleepless nights headaches and constipation after using Gly-Cas. She says poisons removed from her system and kidneys function improved yielding a full night’s rest restored strength and energy. Gly-Cas is sold by Phoenix Drug company 348 DeSiard street and by leading drug stores nearby.
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Phoenix Drug Company
DeSiard Street
Ady
Program set with speakers on prayer and church themes
W. J. Bolin of Ruston will offer six devotionals on Prayer. Rev. M. A. Treadwell of Farmerville will speak twice on Magnifying the Church. Additional participants include F. J. Katz, G. Kearnie Keegan, Ds. C. Cottingham and L. T. Hastings.
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W. J. Bolin
Ruston
Rev
M. A. Treadwell
Farmerville
F. J. Katz
G. Kearnie Keegan
Ds. C. Cottingham
L. T. Hastings
Teachers Attend Parley At Normal
February 19 Natchitoches Twenty nine public school music leaders from thirteen parishes attended a conference at Louisiana State Normal college in Natchitoches under S T Burns state supervisor of music. Demonstrations in elementary and high school music were led by State Teachers College faculty. Attendees listed include Mary David Alexandria and Roscoe H White Shreveport among others.
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Natchitoches
Northwest
Louisiana
Louisiana State Normal College
S. T. Burns
Baton Rouge
State Teachers’ College
The
State Normal College
Mary David
Alexandria
Dora Ake Brian
R. V. Clayton
Jonesboro
Velma Chandler
Castor
Rachel Taylor
W. D. Walker
Winnfield
Roscoe H. White
Shreveport
H. O. Schwartz
Ross Phares
M. P.kelly
R. D. Rusca
Blanche Toy
Elizabeth Taylor
Charlotte DreBois
W. M. Durham
Lorraine Barron
Pineville
Madeline Williams
Montgomery
Vera Stoker
Kisatchie
Camille DeBlieux
Kathleen Gaspard
Helen Earle Ra
Pythian Officers Installed At Stonewall Lodge
A large audience witnessed the installation of Stonewall lodge Knights of Pythias officers. Installing officer A A Garrison of Shreveport named C A Kimball as chancellor commander and list of officers followed. Short talks on fraternalism and music by Ouachita Parish Glee Club quartet accompanied light refreshments.
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Stonewall Loge
Knights of Pythias
A. A. Garrison
Shreveport
C A. Kimball
Ommander
C. S. Walker
J. Norman Coon
C. C. Gillette
J. Arthur Smith
A. W. Trotter
M. E. Bennett
Claud Lucky
H. S. Snyder
Dangerous Number at the Paramount and Lets Make a Million at Capitol
At the Paramount Dangerous Number a marital comedy with Robert Young and Ann Sothern plays today with Reginald Owen Cora Witherspoon Dean Jagger and others. The Capitol shows Lets Make a Million a gay comedy headlined by Edward Everett Horton with Margaret Seddon and Margaret McWade and features The Sunday Roundup in technicolor.
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Paramount
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Robert Young
Ann Sothern
Paramount Theater
Capitol
Edward Everett Horton
Capitol Theater
Horton
Charlotte Wynters
Margaret Seddon
Margaret McWade
Ture
Dick Foran
Singing Cowboy
Linda Perry
Laymen of Red River Presbytery Convene Here
The eighteenth annual Laymen convention of the Red River Presbytery will be held Monday at First Presbyterian Church starting 9:30 a.m. Speakers include Rev. C. G. McClure and Homer Williamson. A 1:45 p.m. round-table discussion will be led by Dr. Henry H. Sweets. Dr Charles E. Kenney is president of the laymen and D. Curtis Seamon secretary.
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Red River
First Presbyterian Church
Rev
C. G. McClure
Homer
Fred Williamson
Monroe
Marion L. Smith
Shreveport
Joseph Mahoney
el Dorado
Ark
Henry H. Sweets
Louisville
Charles E. Kenney
Hammond
Nevile High School
D. Curtis Seamon
Tire and wheel held for owner after fall under viaduct
A tire and wheel dropped from a car under the West Monroe viaduct late yesterday and were recovered by Ben Brooks. The items are held at West Monroe police headquarters and the owner may recover them by proving ownership, Police Chief J C Cobb said.
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West Monroe
J. C. Cobb
Ben Brooks
Brooks
Grass fire extinguished on Richmond and Allen streets
Monroe firemen contained a grass fire at Richmond avenue and Allen street early yesterday after noon. Burning trash was reported as the cause.
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Richmond Avenue
Allen Street
Monroe
Rayville Men Hurt In Crash
Injured in an automobile accident late yesterday afternoon two Rayville men were patients today at St Francis sanitarium one in critical condition J G Cook 35 garage operator was critically hurt Henry Steinherlin 30 farmer near Rayville shaken. both brought to sanitarium last night accident occurred near Start when the auto went out of control and rolled several times Cook badly injured with leg fractures head injuries and shock Steinherlin cut about face and head with leg injury but no fractures today improving literature line incomplete source ends with they were on their
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Rayville
St. Francis Sanitarium
J. G. Cook
Henry Steinherlin
Start
Cook
Steinherlin
Steinheflin
St Joseph Aspirin markets purity and large sizes
The advertisement claims St Joseph Aspirin meets USP standards and notes it is the world’s largest seller. It promotes larger packs including 36 tablets for 25c and 100 tablets for 50c, highlighting value and purity.
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United States
St. Joseph
Auto crash report and defroster fan feature noted
Witnesses say a car in Monroe sped then lost control while trying to straighten after overtaking another vehicle. The vehicle rolled over and was nearly demolished. occupants were transported by Monroe ambulance. Also mentioned is a new defroster fan with rubber blades safe for fingers and usable for both cooling and defrosting.
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Monroe
Y Board Hosts National Official At Monroe Home
Members of the Young Women's Christian Association board welcomed national secretary Miss O Burner to the new Y home at 94 Jackson Street. A luncheon preceded a board meeting where future activities were planned with Miss Burner. New York City bought snowplows for winter use, but mild weather left them idle.
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The
Young Women's Christian Association
New “Y" Home
Jackson Street
Miss O. Burner
Monroe
Miss Burner
New York City
Chesterfield Cigarettes Highlight Turkish Tobacco Appeal
Mild, ripe home grown Turkish tobaccos aged three years improve Chesterfield's taste and aroma, making the cigarette more pleasing to smokers.
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Barnett Parker
Charles Trowbridge
Carey Wilson
Saturday Evening Post
Leona Dalrymple
Richard Thorpe
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Presbyterian Churchmen
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