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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1932

Page

2

Dr Porter's Funeral Held After Tragic Shooting

Funeral services were held Tuesday for Dr. Baxter Porter, 33, at the family residence after he was shot by Jim Newson amid an apparent insanity attack. The service at Riverview Burial Park was conducted by multiple local Methodist pastors with Masonic lodge involvement and pallbearers named.

Baxter Porter Jackson Street Jim Newson Guy M. Hicks Mansfield Methodist Church Hicks W. C. Scott First Methodist Church This City W. L. Duren Fifth District Louis Hoffpaul First Methodist West Monroe R. M. Bentley Gordon Avenue Henry Rickey L. T. Hastings Joe Wright C. V. Sanders H. H. Howell Riverview Burial Park Masonic Lodge Doctor Porter Max Kulcke D. J. E. Walsworth Ralph H. Riggs W. R. Matthews Shreveport W. S Garnett S. H. Porter W. S. Staples

Woman's Shop Reopens With Renovations and New Departments

The Woman's Shop at 102 DeSiard Street reopens after renovation with a larger, remodeled interior. New budget hosiery and lingerie sections, a French room, and a millinery department headed by Miss Alice Henry and Mrs. Effie Zagone are highlighted. Special features planned for today.

DeSiard Street D.L. Davidson Alice Henry Effie Zagone Woman's Shop

Stops Skin Itching In Two Minutes

A drug advertisement claims Tetterine cures skin diseases including Ringworm, Athlete's Foot, Eczema and Itch. It promises soothing relief within minutes and healing in days with a money back guarantee. Sold by Shoptrine Co. Dept. B Savannah Ga.

Shoptrine Co Dept. B Savannah

Departure of A G Treadgold Prompts Monroe Lions Gratitude

At a regular Monroe Lions meeting at Hotel Frances a unanimous resolution expressed deep regret at Lion A G Treadgold's departure for wider opportunities. The document lauds his civic service church leadership PTAs Chamber of Commerce and Lions presidency 1929-30 and honors his tireless energy and vision for Monroe.

Monroe Lions Club Hotel Frances Lion A. G. Treadgold Monroe Methodist Episcopal Church Parent-Teachers Association Chamber of Commerce of West Monroe Lion's Club of Lion Treadgold Lion’s Club Louisiana

Smiling Youngsters Enter Grotto Better Baby Contest

A group of youngsters participate in the Grotto Better Baby health contest with 25 prizes for the 25 healthiest babies. Registration runs until Saturday at Grotto headquarters 235 DeSiard Street, with entries six months to four years old.

Teflis Grotto Grotto DeSiard Street Olivia Jean Johnston M. R. Johnston Lee Avenue Betty Jo Henry G. C. Henry Breard Street

Monroe Losses Stingray Club Chief in City Ties

A high ranking club chief regrets exiting Monroe and the city plans to cope with the vacancy. He believes Monroe’s loss is Charlestown’s gain as his departure reshapes local ties and leadership dynamics.

Monroe Charleston

Colored Singing Meet at Monroe First Baptist Church

A colored singing convention for members of all colored churches in Monroe will be held at the Monroe First Baptist Church tonight at 8 and tomorrow evening. Prizes will be awarded to the best choirs participating in the program.

Monroe Monroe First Baptist Church

Fauntleroy Rites Held For C E Fauntleroy at Residence

The funeral for 64 year old C E Fauntleroy who died at his Columbia road home was held at 3 pm today. Rev W C Scott officiated with interment in Hasley cemetery. Survived by widow and daughter Beverly, a sister Mrs Scott Flower of Trinidad and two brothers C M Fauntleroy Keatchie and J Fauntleroy New Orleans. Active pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers named.

C. E. Fauntleroy Columbia Road W. C. Scott First Methodist Church Hasley Cemetery Fauntleroy Beverly Scott Flower Trinidad Colo C. M. Fauntleroy Keatchie J. ¥. Fauntleroy New Orleans R. Downs, Jr Bradley Waelder M. M. Munholland F.C. Bennett W. J. Bynum F. B. Chase Col. F

Three one act plays by Crosley school pupils

Miss Margaret McMichael directs Crosley school pupils in three one act plays Thursday at 8 p.m. The cast for A Garden Cinderella includes Spirit of the garden Martha Alice Ethridge court herald Louis Hubbard Jr Westwind James Pittman George Byron Vaughan and Dream fairy Innis Glenn Ellis. Other roles include Moonbeam Billy Hubbard Page George Franklin Jr and garden sprites Elizabeth Allen Alice Mary Wilkins Margie Lou Miller Elizabeth Ann Gibbs Marietta Rasbury Elizabeth Davis with supporting parts for Rose Mildred Caldwell Lily Doris Reid Rainbow fairy Peggy Ellis Forget me not Louise Gail MacDonald Buttercup Betty Sue Jones Luna moth Jane Rhymes Daisy Annie Sue Miller Petunia Dolores Garland. Scene 1 Midnight garden Scene 2 Exactly one year later.

Margaret McMichael Crosley School Garden Spirit of the Garden Martha Alice Ethridge Court Herald Louis Hubbard, Jr Westwind James Pittman George Byron Vaughan Innis Glenn Ellis George Franklin, Jr Rose Mildred Caldwell Lily Doris Reid Rainbow Fairy Peggy Ellis Forget Louise Gai MacDonald Buttercup Betty Sue Jones Luna Moth Jane Rhymes Daisy Annie Sue Miller Petunia Dolores Garland Moonbeam Billy Hubbard Page Elizabeth Allen Alice Mary Wilkins Margie Lou Miller Elizabeth Ann Gibbs Marietta Rasbury Elizabeth Davis

Lad In Hospital Battles Blood Poisoning After Injury

Roy Pierce, 12, son of Mrs. N. W. Wyatt of Eros road, lies in serious condition at the clinic with blood poisoning from a foot injury after striking a cypress root on the Wyatt farm a day ago. He showed improvement overnight and today.

Roy Pierce N. W. Wyatt Eros Road Wyatt Farm

Revival Held at Sterlington Baptist Church

Rev L T Hastings of Monroe First Baptist conducts a weeklong revival at Sterlington Baptist with services at 9 am and 8 pm. A Bible study led by Mrs Forrest Seaman runs in two departments, intermediate 10 to 11 am and senior 7 to 8 pm, with Rev P W Leitin as Sterlington pastor.

L. T. Hastings Monroe First Baptist Church Sterlington Baptist Church Sterlington Church Forrest Seaman Monroe Church WW. Leitin

Building Permits Totals in Monroe for May

Building permits issued in Monroe during May totaled 2585 dollars for eight permits all of which were for comparatively small amounts.

Monroe

Visiting Friends Here

Mrs. Sam Bennison of Galveston and Mr. and Mrs. William H. Workman and son Billie of Corpus Christi arrived for a four day visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Workman of the Salvation Army post. William H. Workman is a son and Mrs. Bennison is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Workman.

Sam Bennison Galveston William H. Workman Billie Corpus Christi Texas W. H. Workman Salvation Army Post Mrs. Bennison

Cotton firm Albrect and Company Fails in Liverpool

Albrect and Company, among Liverpool's oldest cotton brokers, was posted on the cotton exchange as unable to meet liabilities due tomorrow.

Liverpool England Albrect and Company Cotton Exchange

Monroe Lads Arrested by City Officers

Two Monroe boys were detained by city police last night while attempting to enter a laundry office. Casey Storey, 14, of 701 Georgia Street, and Oli By were held after authorities received tips from Mrs. A R Storey about their son leaving home and prompting a search.

Tia Reat Casey Storey Georgia Street Oliby Helid Monroe Boys

Colorey Veterans Open House in New Headquarters

Members of Lott Goins colored or veterans will open the new headquarters in the Méer Roy building Siard stunt on Wednesday next week. Formal hours run from 7 p m to 10 p m with invitations to visit during the period and view possible silver trophies.

Lott Goins Colored Or Veterans Méer-Roy Siard Stunt

Enlistment Sought for Signals Company Man

Local recruiting officer seeks a single man at Shoeport Field for a signals company. Must be discharged within three months and serve as a maintenance expert.

Field Shoeport

Miss O'Donnell presents class in dance revue

Miss Roberta O'Donnell's school of the dance stages a revue beginning about 8:29 pm featuring songs a minuet novelty and acrobatic dances. Performers include Marie Daughtry Louise Rivoire Dol Hudson Cornelia Herron Catherine Riveire Helen Tippit Tad Scalon Betty Evans and others with music by pianist Mrs. Charles Bennett violinist Mrs. Kate Delarot and drummer Clyde Blanchard.

Roberta O'Donnell School of the Dance Marie Daughtry Louise Rivoire Dol] Hudson Cornelia Herron Catherine Riveire Helen Tippit Tad Scalon Betty Evans Margaret Warren Jewel MaeKenny Kathleen Rolleigh Marylin Rolleigh Bob O'Donnell James Tolson Zac Doughtry Jack O'Donnell Watson Tolson Louise Morrison Katherine Slavant Nelwyn Moody Nina Louise Bryan Charles Bennett Kate Delarot Clyde Blanchard

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