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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1935

Page

5

Postmasters Meet in Shreveport for Louisiana Session

State postmasters gather in Shreveport for a two day session hosted by the city and chamber of commerce. Headquarters are at the Washington Youree hotel. Officers will be chosen and the next convention city decided Saturday morning. Key speakers include J A Moody Dolph Frantz and Congressman John N Sandlin.

Shreveport Frinday Louisiana National Leaguef Chamber of Commerce Mon- Tee Washington-Youree J. A. Moody Cotton Valley Sam S. Caldwell Dolph G. Frantz Shreveport Journal J. O. Brouillette Marksville John N. Sandlin Minden

Recreation Leadership Courses To Be Held At City Hall

Recreation leadership courses will be conducted at Monroe Recreation Department in City Hall starting Friday at 9 a.m. Miss Lucyle Godwin, director, said all who will work on playgrounds this summer must take the course. The first day Friday, with registration at the initial session, will start lectures at 10 a.m. Saturday and run through next week. Playgrounds will open later in the month.

Monroe Recreation Tattern City Hall Lucyle Godwin

Scheduled Woodmen Meeting Cancelled in Arkansas

John T. Davis state manager of Modern Woodmen of Amelia canceled a large El Dorado Arkansas meeting planned for June 6 after an automobile accident injured several participants. Joe Smalling lost a finger in the wreck caused by a tire blowout. The El Dorado gathering may be rescheduled within three to four weeks with Monroe Woodmen members planning to attend.

John T. Davis Modern Woodmen Amelia el Dorado Ark Joe Smalling Monroe Modern Woodmen of America

Enrollment growth eyed at Northeast Center LSU

Indications point to a much larger fall enrollment at LSU Northeast Center as prospective students request catalogs from outside the state. Dean C C Calvert cites active correspondence and a plan for new courses in commercial subjects journalism and mechanical drawing while the two year teachers training has been eliminated. No summer school this year though the office will stay open. Several staff changes and summer travels are noted as personnel depart for vacations and summer study.

Louisiana State University C. C. Calvert Board of Supervisors Dean Colvert Baton Rouge Roger C. Frisbie Conservatory of Music Missouri Doris Turner Springfield Rosa Veal Natchitoches Louisiana State Normal College Miss Veal West Carroll Parish

Hippo Sweat Myth Linked to Carmine Skin Pigment

A historical note explains that hippos do not sweat blood but secrete a carmine colored pigment from their skin. The pigment led observers to misinterpret the secretion as blood, creating the myth.

KIWANIANS HEAR TALK ON SCHOOLS

Morehouse parish education head E D Shaw tells Bastrop Kiwanis club that despite a ten year drop in assessed valuation school finances improved due to consolidation and qualified teaching. Enrollment up 50 percent since 1925 with teachers up 25 percent. white and negro pupil totals rise while revenue edges up about 11 percent.

Bastrop Morehouse Parish E. D. Shaw Bastrop Kiwanis Club Louisiana Hotel Shaw Kiwanis Club Isaac Chapman H. J. Seligman W. B. Limerick, Jr

Negro Boy Surrenders On Charge After School Altercation

Henry Booker a 16 year old negro surrendered to police Wednesday morning and was turned over to parish authorities. The charge stems from the stabbing of Richard Anderson at the negro high school on Breard street, where Anderson was stabbed twice but not seriously hurt.

Henry Booker Richard Anderson Breard Street Anderson

Police Seek Johnnie Jones on Swindling Charge

Sheriff A. J. Thigpen of Lincoln parish asked Monroe police to arrest and hold Johnnie Jones a Negro wanted in Ruston on a swindling charge. He had not been apprehended by Wednesday afternoon.

A. J. Thigpen Lincoln Parish Monroe Johnnie Jones Ruston

Nine Students Graduate From Okaloosa High School

Nine students graduated from Okaloosa High School in Okaloosa Louisiana at commencement on May 30. The program included invocation by Rev Strozier salutatory by Charles Lusk class poem by Lula Mae Clark class will by Jamie Reppond valedictory by Joyce Taylor diplomas presented by D A Coon and benediction by Rev Strozier. The graduates listed are Lula Mae Clark Rufus Hobbs Blanche Grant J C Brady Jamie Reppond Charles Lusk Carrie Hobbs Willie Ed Walker and Joyce Taylor.

Okaloosa Okaloosa High School J. R. Strozier Charles Lusk Blanche Grant Lula Mae Clark Jamie Reppond Joyce Taylor Dawkins D. A. Coon Ouachita Parish Rev. Strozier Rufus Hobbs J. C. Brady Carrie Hobbs Willie Ed Walker

Feast Of Pentecost Observed By Temple B Nai Israel

The Feast of Pentecost will be observed by Temple B Nai Israel Thursday at 7 30 p m and Friday at 11 a m Rabbi F K Hirsch notes there will be no confirmation class this year which normally occurs at this time.

Temple B’nai Israel F. K. Hirsch

Former Health Director Here on Neville Graduation Visit

Dr J W Williams former Ouachita parish health unit director and current Asheville North Carolina health officer is in Monroe for his daughter Lucy Williams Neville High School graduation. He praises his new post and Asheville’s congenial surroundings amid a city manager shift.

J. W. Williams Ouachita Parish Asheville N. C Monroe Lucy Neville High School Williams Dr. Williams North Carolina

Birds Shift Vision Instantly From Near to Far Sight

Birds can instantly adjust eye focus to switch between near and far vision. Experts note rapid accommodation allows precise depth perception during flight and feeding.

Pink watermelon scented snow spotted on Lassen Peak drift

In Lassen Peak California a drift of pink snow was found with a watermelon scent and taste. Tiny algae-like plants colored the snow giving it its distinctive hue and aroma.

Lassen Peak Calif

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