Clarkson Ending Official Duties As Lions Head
A B Clarkson district governor of Lions clubs winds up his term and plans to organize new clubs. He visited Minden for the annual club meeting and will attend Ringgold luncheon July 14 with a union meeting set. International convention in California next month expects 30 to 35 Louisiana Lions members. Local delegates announced include S. L. Digby B. M. McKain L. G. Hughes and A. B. Clarkson.
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A. B. Clarkson
Lions Clubs
Minden
Ringgold
Gibsand
California
Louisiana Lions Club
S. L. Digby
B. M. McKain
L. G. Hughes
Southern Bell phone book to be ready for 1932
The new Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph company phone book has gone to press and will be ready for distribution later this month. It will feature many changes and is the first issued for the year 1932.
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Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Inter Church Youth Council Holds Monthly Meeting
The Inter Church Youth Council of the Twin Cities convenes tonight at 8 o clock at Gordon Avenue Methodist Church for its monthly meeting.
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Inter- Church Youth Council of the
Twin Cities
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
Velvetized Texture Sets New Standard of Face Powder Quality
A Velvetized Texture defines a new standard in face powder with Plough's Favorite Bouquet Face Powder. The Velvetizing process uses 200 mesh silk, yielding the softest, smoothest, longest clinging powder with a chiffon like finish that blends with any complexion. Available at drug stores in the square red box for 25 cents as the world’s largest selling powder.
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Plough
Special stockholders meeting for Monroe Building & Loan
Notice of a special meeting of stockholders of Monroe Building & Loan Association at No 106 St Joan Street Monroe Louisiana on June 20 1932 at 10:00 AM to consider changing and amending Articles I V IX XI XII and XX of the charter and to transact other business. President J W McWilliams Secretary Bybum.
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Monroe
Monroe Building & Loan Association
St. Joan Street
Mooroe
Louisiana
BE. Bynum
J. W. McWilliams
Mrs Putnam Puts Flowers on Tomb of Dead Soldiers
Paris June 6 Amelia Earhart Putnam laid a blanket of red roses on the unknown soldier tomb and a sheaf at the Lafayette escadrille monument. William Loomis pinned flying corps insignia on her jacket naming her honorary member. She later visited MacJannet school and described her transatlantic flight.
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Paris
Amelia Earshart Putnam
Lafayette Escadrille
William F. Loomis
Escadrille
Flying Corps
MacJannett American School
St. Cloud
George Palmer Putnam
Anglo-American Press Associattion
Count Jean de Castellane
Rome
Summer School At Tech Feels Times Stress
Summer term enrollment at Louisiana Tech drops to 586, the lowest for a first six week session in years, as financial hardship reduces teachers' pay and college budgets. Officials still plan a second six week term starting July 11 under President Bond, despite the slump.
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Ruston
Louisiana Tech
Tech
W. L. Mitchell
Alma Burk
G. W. Bond
Robber Breaks Into West Monroe Home Steals $13
W H Hamilton a 408 Haynes Avenue West Monroe barber reported a Sunday morning break in by breaking a window screen with an ice pick. The thief stole $13 65 from his trousers pocket.
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W. H. Hamilton
Haynes Avenue
West Monroe
Man See His First Movie at Age Seventy Two
Clinton reporter notes G. W. Courtney aged 72 at Birkbeck saw his first motion picture. He liked it but said it moves too fast for him and he is too old for such a new fangled business. He told friends he probably won’t bother to see more.
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Clinton
U.R
G. W. Courtney
Birkbeck
Courtney
State troopers to hold confab on New York nudism
Highland New York June 6 State troopers planned a conference to decide action at Camp Olympia where nudist plans were exposed by promoter Vincent Arnold who claimed 100000 dollars worth of publicity. Reporters refused to disrobe for a test case and photographs found were of nude bathing and dancing none verified.
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A. B. Moore
John Lockhart
Arnold
Ulster County
Nice and
Thieves Steal Seven Hens From West Monroe Coop
Police report says seven Rhode Island Red and barred rock hens were stolen last night from a chicken house at the rear of W. F. Whitlock’s home at 500 Wheeler Street in West Monroe. The thief or thieves broke in by tearing boards off the rear of the house.
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W. F. Whitlock
Wheeler Street
West Monroe
Rhode Island
Redmond Critiques Monroe City Finances and Debt Policy
Monroe figure M C Redmond issues a sharp statement on Redmond's city economy. He questions 684000 in interest on 950000 bonds issued in 1920 and asks if it benefits taxpayers. He cites proposed debt increases, salary cuts, and calls for true economy and city transparency.
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Redmond
Monroe
Crowds Fill Forsythe Park Sunday Recreation Day
Several thousand people of all ages visited Forsythe Park on Sunday. The municipal natatorium and zoo offered activities while others parked nearby to enjoy the day and watch bathers and amusement devices. Many out of town visitors joined the crowds.
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Forsythe Park
Insurance course added to North Carolina State College curriculum
A new course in insurance has been added to the curriculum at North Carolina State College. The program expands offerings for students pursuing studies in finance and risk management, reflecting growing interest in insurance topics.
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North Carolina State College
Mt Nebo Plans Convention Fundraising Efforts
The Tenth District Association executive board met at Mt Nebo Baptist church with Rev. P. C. Keals. They outlined financing for district property, approved a tag day to raise funds, and promised a reward to the top fundraiser if over ten dollars. The program committee will meet at Zion Hill Baptist church to prepare B Y P U and Sunday school programs ahead of the assembly.
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Tenth District Association
Mt. Nebo Baptist Church
P. C. Keals
Zion Hill Baptist Church
General Assembly
Beth Beauty Shop Moves To New Quarters In Monroe
The Beth Beauty Shop relocates from the Hotel Frances to the second floor of the Bernhardt building in Monroe. The larger, better equipped quarters promise improved service with national popular permanent waves and facials by experienced operators, featuring a rainbow color scheme in decorations.
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Beth Beauty
Hotel Frances
Bernhardt
Monroe
Miss Mistakes Police For Mashers In Chicago Incident
In Evanston Illinois Mildred Mudge criticized two men who spoke to her. The men, later revealed as officers Herbert Kelsh and A E Feeley, took her to the station and charged her with a traffic violation.
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Evanston, Ill
U.P
Mildred Mudge
Herbert Kelsh
A. E. Feeley
Miss Mudge
Curtain Cues Patchwork Plot In Local Play
The excerpt describes stage timings with curtains signaling time lapses in a hunting lodge scene and references electric furnaces in Switzerland and France producing synthetic rubies and sapphires annually.
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Switzerland
France
Teethina Claims Quick Relief for Baby Digestive Issues
Teethina is advertised as more than a laxative. It purifies and sweetens the bowels, prevents fermentation, and stops decomposition in the intestinal tract. The ad claims quick relief from constipation gas indigestion and occasional diarrhoea without opiates and priced at 30 cents.
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LIONS
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Moon Mullins
Ballyhoo
Burlap
Old Lady Schmaltz
Ges
Missus
Willard Mrs. Putnam
B.C
N. Y
Lifebuoy
M. C. Redmond
Armandine Renaud
Hemp
New England
Grand
DeSiard Streets
Hemp’s Cafeter
Corner Grand and
DeSiard
MT. Nebo
Beth Beauty Shop
Monroe Colored High School
New York
New York City
Phillip Darrell
Miss Mistakes
Rligs
Dan Powers
DeSiard Street
Allen Electric Company
Emerson
THE
Southern Hardware
Walnut Street
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