Presbyterian Men Hear Talk By Mason
The Presbyterian Men’s Club heard Al Mason of Memphis urge men to place church work first in life. He warned that neglect of youth and poor parental examples threaten the church of tomorrow, illustrating with a kite story about ambition and restraint.
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Presbyterian
Mason
Alsop
Memphis
Second Presbyterian Church of
Board of Missions of Presbyterian Church
U. S
L. T. Hastings
First Baptist Church
Pickett
Mitchell M. E. Pickett
Charles Mitchell
Palmer Hardy
Mr. Mason
Church of Tomorrow
Five Guiding Duties For Church Support
Mr Mason outlined five duties for strong church support. He urged daily prayer for church and pastor, informed involvement in church activities, active participation in work, regular attendance, and committing time talents and treasures to the Lord's work.
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Mason
Commencement Honors Awarded at Year’s Ending Exercises
The year closed with commencement and diploma awards to Shirley I. de Les Derniers and Robert B. Roy. Six grammar school certificates were also granted. Judge L. H. Perez gave the address. Miss de Les Dernniers delivered the salutatory. The school band performed selections.
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Shirley I. de Les Derniers
Robert B. Roy
L. H. Perez
Miss de Les Derniers
Egg Show Held by Iberville Association in Plaquemine
The first annual egg show directed by the Iberville Poultry Association in Plaquemine Louisiana featured C W Upp from the state university as judge. He noted most exhibits met standards and showed improved quality of eggs for the parish. Mrs Susie D Folse the home agent said the event would become annual.
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Plaquemine
Iberville Poultry Association
C. W. Upp
The
State University
Susie D. Folse
Caddo Teacher to Be Tried for Whipping Pupil
Thelma Powell a Line Avenue schoolteacher in Shreveport faces assault charges for whipping Frank Brown 7 with a riding whip. The mother of the pupil filed the complaint after alleged welts appeared on the boy’s body. Powell posted $50 bond and will appear in city court next Friday.
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Shreveport
Liberty
Frank Brown
Thelma Powel
Line Avenue School
State's principal pine area making splendid progress
New Orleans June 1 A check on forest fires in Livingston parish Louisiana's principal pine area made progress with reduced blazes and improved containment as officials reported today.
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New Orleans
Livingston Parish
Louisiana
School for Blind Commencement Held in Baton Rouge
Commencement exercises took place at the Louisiana State School for the Blind in Baton Rouge with graduates honored and program details noted in the local report.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State School For the Blind
Forest burn protection limits damage in Louisiana
The Louisiana division of forestry reports minimal burn impact on about 154000 protected acres cooperated by landowners. Only 1998 acres or 1.3 percent burned. Young forest stands are reproducing well on untouched areas. T. R. Fayard leads the area with Norman Cove inspecting. Pines in Livingston parish grow vigorously, up to six to seven feet yearly.
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Louisiana Division of Forestry
W. R. Hine
Forestry Division
Livingston Parish
Hine
Ozone Water 25c For 5 Gallons Ad
Local ad offers ozone water at 25 cents per 5 gallons with contact phone 4230. No additional details or location provided.
Congress Debates Farm, Tariff, and Reapportionment
Over the weekend both chambers adjourned as talks continued on the farm bill and tariff differences. The Senate Finance Committee met to plan tariff hearings while a reapportionment bill moved from the Senate to the House. Smoot scheduled Monday tariff talks as the House granted 52 million dollars for rail mail transport. A judiciary subcommittee began considering John Lord O’Brian for assistant attorney general, and leaders urged no summer recess until farm legislation passes and a tariff date is set.
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Senate
House
Farm Bill Conference
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
John Lord O'Brian
Buffalo
Auction of household items in Ouachita Parish court sale
Milton Corderdalf Sheriff announces seizure and sale of furnishings from Home Furniture Co. versus Palmer et al in Ouachita Fourth District. On June ?th 1929 at Monroe Court House front door the 1341-28 H Chifforobe, 110" North Wind fan, 528 Mah uph pieces and more will be sold for cash with appraisement. May 28 1929.
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Home Furniture Co
Palmer
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Milton Coverdalf
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Carl Mahan
Paintsville, Ky
John Mahan
Earth
Iberville Assn
Powell
Ernest Duncan
Cess
God
School For Blind
South Grand St
Dick Dantry
Dr. Carney
Dr. McKoin
Thos
Sandridge
North Buoy
Mr. Slatten
H. Y. Biedenham
South Grand Street
Harry Taylor
T. R. Fayard
Norman Cove
Congress
Farm Bill Conference Committee
Sheriff's Sale
Guaranty Finance Co. Incorporated
Ouachita National Bank
Hall ST
Jake
Irene Sims
News-Star
South
Monroe News-Star
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