Sales Executives Club Hears National Leader in Monroe Luncheon
William M. Driscoll of New York City eastern district director for National Sales Executives spoke at the Monroe Sales Executive Club luncheon at the Rendezvous Restaurant. He outlined district activities and the drive to recruit young people into sales as a lifelong career. Glen Fouche, president of National Sales Executives, Inc., is slated to speak on April 29.
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William M. Driscoll
New York City
National Sales Executives, Inc
Jack May
Monroe
Louisiana
Mississippi
Driscoll
Monroe Sales Executives Club
John Fogleman
Rendezvous
National Board of Directors
Chicago
Association
Sales Executives Clubs
Glen Fouche
River Project Outlook Seen As Bright
H K That cher, secretary of the Ouachita River Valley Association, called the nine foot channel outlook for the Ouachita River through Monroe "bright" in Vicksburg Mississippi. He said talks with the U S Army Corps of Engineers sought start dates and locations, noting Sputnik projects slowed progress on the channel program.
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Ouachita River
Monroe
H. K. Thatcher
Evaluation of Ouachita Parish Detention Home by Kiwanis
A D Manuel, Ouachita Parish Detention Home superintendent, spoke to the Monroe Kiwanis about six months of operation since August. He cited 111 children, 789 child days, and an average stay of 7.1 days, plus a $30,000 building cost funded by a one third mill tax and welfare support for $10,000 equipment, $1,400 showers, and $1,300 fence.
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Ouachita Parish
A. D. Manuel
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Manuel
Tis
Department of Welfare
Deaths in Northeast Louisiana Prompt Heart Attack Chief Clerk
Jack Wilkenfeld 48 longtime Brooklyn courthouse chief clerk died after a sudden heart attack. Sister Mrs Murry Bernstein of Monroe rushed to New York but arrived just after his death. Survived by wife and two sons Roger 18 in college and Bruce eight. Service set for 10 am tomorrow at First Baptist Church St Joseph with Rev Roy Prager. Interment Memorial Cemetery Newellton. Body remains at Mrs Marjorie Lowery’s home St Joseph. Survivors include husband Albert E Tendell Tallulah and nine grandchildren.
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Jack Wilkenfeld
Brooklyn
Murry Bernstein
Monroe
New York
Hadied
Roger
Bruce
Tindell
Talla Bena
Johnson Station
Miss
Newellton
First Baptist Church
St. Joseph
Roy Prager
Memorial Cemetery
Marjorie Lowery
Albert E. Tendell
Tallulah
Albert E. Tindell, Jr
Milwaukee
Wis
Morris L. Tindell
Winnsboro
Mardell Osborn
Emma Kifer
R. B. Stone
Ruby Wilson
Ida Slaughter
Wissie Jolly
Nellie Robertson
Lake Charles
Wayne Stone
Ernest Stone
Harold
Bill Stone
California
Funeral services for Edwin Prince in Dodson
Edwin Prince 63, a native of Winn Parish and retired farmer, died in a Shreveport hospital. Funeral services were held at Fellowship Baptist Church near Sikes with Rev. Clyde Parker, burial at the church cemetery. Survivors include his widow Dollie Prince two daughters Nelda Rae Dodson Nel Dodson and Mrs. W E Sanders two sons Edsel and Victor six brothers and seven grandchildren.
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Jonesboro
Edwin Prince
Dodson
Fellowship Baptist Church
Sikes
Clyde Parker
mEenonds Funeral Home
Jonesoro
Prince
Shreveport
Winn Parish
Dollie Prince
Nelda Rae Prince
Nel Dodson
W. E. Sanders
Minden
Edsel
Victor
Ft. Valley
Funeral services for Thomas A. Ashton
Funeral services for Thomas A. Ashton 61 who died Tuesday night after a long illness were held at Grace Episcopal Church at 2 30 p m Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery under Mulhearn Funeral Home direction He is survived by his widow Lillian Ashton Monroe and a son William J. Ashton Charlotte N C Pallbearers were James Phillips W C Rasbury Dewey Harvey W C Heyse Charles Thomas F N Bridges Jim McClung and Marcelle Renaud
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Thomas A. Ashton
Grace Episcopal Church
John A. Allin
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Lillian Ashton
Monroe
William J. Ashton
Charlotte
N.C
James Phillips
W. C. Rasbury
Dewey Harvey
W. C. Heyse
Charles Thomas
F. N. Bridges
Jim McClung
Marcelle Renaud
Death of Robert Hare in Shreveport Hotel
Robert Hare, 59, brother of a Bastrop woman, died yesterday in a Shreveport hotel. Funeral services will be at Lock Arbor Church Swartz with burial in Lock Arbor Cemetery. Hall Funeral Home Monroe directs. Survived by sister Myrtle Rollins Bastrop son Robert Hare Jr. Ashtabula Ohio daughter Mrs. George Thomason Daytona Beach Fla brother A H Hare Branford Fla and four grandchildren. Funeral date pending arrival of relatives.
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Shreveport
Robert Hare
Bastrop
Lock Arbor
Swartz
Hall Funeral Home
Monroe
Hare
Myrtle Rollins
Robert Hare Jr
Ashtaboula
Ohio
George Thomason
Daytona Beach
Fla
Death of Marsen Collins in West Monroe
Marsen Collins aged 54 died yesterday en route to a local hospital after a lengthy illness. He resided at 409 Arthur St West Monroe and will lie in state at the home until services arranged by Hall Funeral Home. Survivors include Ruth Collins wife five sons W A Collins Lewis Collins Jim Collins George Collins all of West Monroe Robert Collins Baton Rouge two daughters Frances Collins Ann Collins Mrs R E Mayo Pasadena Tex Mrs R L Carlson Omaha Neb two sisters Mrs L V Pringle West Monroe Mrs Bee Wilkerson Clifton Ariz and 10 grandchildren.
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Marsen Collins
Collins
Arthur St
West Monroe
Hall Funeral Home
Ruth Collins
W. A. Collins
Lewis Collins
Jim Collins
George Collins
Robert
McDonald Rites Held for Columbia Resident
Will McDonald 72 of Columbia died after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. today at the First Baptist Church of Columbia with Masonic rites conducted by Rev. Jimmy Bolton and Rev. Tom Parker. Interment followed at Old Bethel Cemetery in Clarks under Riser and Son Funeral Home. Survived by wife Wealtha and children including Virginia Gallien and F. J. McDonald.
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Columbia
Will McDonald
McDonald
Masonic Lodge
First Baptist Church of Columbia
Jimmy Bolton
Tom Parker
Old Bethel
Clarks
Riser and Son Funeral Home of
Wealtha McDonald
Virginia Gallien
Monroe
F. J. McDonald
Shreveport
W. E. McDonald, Jr
Orville
Miller Clark dies after long illness at 78 in Mer Rouge
Mrs. Hugh H. Clark, 78, died last night at her home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. today at Golden-Blackwell Funeral Chapel in Bastrop with graveside services at Mer Rouge Cemetery. Interment followed under direction of Golden-Blackwell. She is survived by two sons Marvin E. and Leslie H. Clark, two daughters Aliie Westerfield and Mary James, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Mer Rouge
Hugh H. Clark
Golden-Blackwell Funeral
Bastrop
Jim Beam
Lael Jones
Golden-Blackwell Funeral Home
Aliie Westerfield
Pas
Christian
Mary James
Shreveport
Funeral services for Ernest Elkin to be held in Winchester
Funeral services for Ernest Elk in, father of Mrs. H. H. Davies of Monroe, who died Monday in Barnesville, Md., will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Winchester, Ky. Sccoby Bartlett Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Davies have departed to attend last rites.
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Ernest Elkin
H. H. Davies
Monroe
Barnesville
Winchester
Sccoby Bartlett Funeral Home
Builders chief urges GI program extension and FHA relief
Morgan G. Earnest, president of the Home Builders Association of Greater New Orleans, urged Congress to extend the GI housing program, adjust VA interest rates to realistic levels, and reduce down payments on FHA backed mortgages to revive the economy from its current doldrums.
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New Orleans
Home Builders Association of
Greater New Orleans
Congress
Morgan G. Earnest
North Carolina Farmers Tilt Cotton Acreage To Pimento Peppers
Farmers across North Carolina shift portions of cotton acreage to peppers, valuing higher returns from pimento crops amid changing market conditions and growing demand for pepper produce.
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North Carolina
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