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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1938

Page

5

Baptist Groups to Start Tour

Louisiana Baptist Children’s home boys and girls depart Wednesday for summer trips. Twenty five youths in two groups travel by bus, led by Rev. L A Materne and Superintendent B F Wallace. First group tours Florida parishes, second visits central Louisiana, returning June 20.

Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home B. F. Wallace Monroe Rev. L. A. Materne Wallace Florida Louisiana

Boy Scout Troop 55 to Attend Kiwanis Lunch

Boy Scout troop No. 55 sponsored by the Monroe Kiwanis club will attend a lunch at Hotel Virginia Wednesday noon as dinner guests of the club. Superintendent B F Wallace announced. Carl Brown is scoutmaster. new uniforms were purchased by the Kiwanis club.

Monroe Kiwanis Club Hotel Virginia B. F. Wallace Carl Brown Kiwanis Club Wallace

Ground broken for Huey residence on Island Drive

Ground was broken for the new home of S. E. Huey on Island drive. The frame and brick construction house will cost about $8,000 with J. A. Bowen, Monroe contractor, listed as builder.

S. E. Huey Island Drive Art Prick J. A. Bowen Monroe Contractor

Absentee ballots cast in town race in Harrisonburg

Absentee voters have cast ballots in Harrisonburg Louisiana for the June 14 municipal election. Mayor hopeful Newell Nason is unopposed after Mayor L L McGuffee declined re election. Marshall race features P C Gibson against E L Rivers. Council candidates include H Johnson A L Gremillion Neal Randall Z Y Statson and J W Wright.

Harrisonburg Newell Nason L. L. McGuffee P. C. Gibson E. L. Rivers A. L. Gremillion Neal Randall Z. Y. Statson J. W. Wright

MIT Graduation Honors 581 Degrees for 548 Candidates

The 71st MIT class graduated 581 degrees to 548 candidates with seven women among them. Dr. Karl T. Compton presided as Charles D. Maginnis urged beauty in modern steel architecture. Miss Rose Lunn earned a master of science in aeronautical engineering amid other notable graduates. Ralph Izard pledged his estate to the U.S. government in 1780 for Revolutionary War ship funds.

Boston Massachusetts Institute of Technology Karl T. Compton Technology Charles D. Maginnis American Institute of Architects Maginnis Compton Rose Lunn Lunn Los Angeles University of Washington Ralph Izard United States

Grandmother's Day Planned by Western Massachusetts Group

Springfield Mass June 7. The Western Massachusetts Visitors association plans a Grandmother's day beginning June 18 with a Laurel week outing in Westfield. The group will host the oldest and youngest grandmothers found in western Massachusetts and dedicate the day to showing grandmothers an outing.

Springfield Mass Western Massachusetts Visitors Association Massachusetts Westfield

Gillette Leads in Iowa Primary as Dems Split

In Iowa, Senator Gillette led Democratic competitors while Rep. Wearin trailed. Republican Dickinson topped Thurston in a strong GOP showing, with vote tallies across 1,930 precincts. National figures condemned court-packing efforts amid Roosevelt administration criticism.

L. J. Dickinson Lloyd Thurston Dickinson Thurston Gillette Wearin J. J. Meyers Ellsworth Richardson W. G. Byerhoff

Refugees from Dust Bowls in Bad Situation

Portland reports meager subsistence for hundreds of Dust Bowl refugees in Oregon as families live in makeshift homes on fringe farms. Relocation records show some benefited, but many drift on back roads, eking out gardening patches and subsistence labor amid tents, shacks, and trailers.

Portland Ore Oregon Farm Security Administration Colorado Kansas Plains Kansas Northwest Regional Planning Commission Washington Idaho Northwest

60,000,000 Face Hunger in China

New York June 7. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, national chairman of the United Council for Civilian Relief in China, estimates 60 million civilian refugees in China. He warned most lack food and face epidemics, saying the world has not seen a health danger like this since the middle ages.

New York China Theodore Roosevelt United Council For Civilian Relief Roosevelt Mississippi

Parish Bands to Be Instructed by Minniear

Walter Minniear, director of the Ouachita Parish band, will stay in Monroe through the summer to teach grade school bands on Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 am and the Ouachita Parish High School band on Tuesdays at 9 am and Wednesdays at 7 30 pm and Thursdays and Fridays at 9 am. Wednesday is devoted to Calhoun high school band instruction. The teaching is free and open to all interested in learning band playing.

Walter Minniear Ouachita Parish Monroe Calhoun Minniear

Baptism Planned for Twelve Louisiana Baptist Children

Twelve children from the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home will be baptized Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Bayou DeSiard near the pecan grove. Rev. B. F. Wallace will officiate with musical selections by Miss Beulah Curry. Children aged nine to 15 will join the church at the grounds-maintained Baptist church.

Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home Bayou DeSiard Pecan B. F. Wallace

Japanese Bomb Canton Again: Nomura Promises Vigor

June 7 report quotes Admiral Naokuni Nomura stating Japan will intensify air raids on Canton and Hankow to force Chinese authorities to admit futility of anti Japan policy. He claims both cities are fully defended and aviation will target military sites while minimizing civilian casualties.

Shanghat Japan Canton Hankow Naokuni Nomura Great Britain France United States Nomura South China

Ferriday Legion Post Plans July 3 4 Celebrations

Ferriday Louisiana June 7 special plans are under way for an American Legion celebration to be held July 3 and 4 at a pleasure resort on Cross Bayou bridge near Ferriday. The Gray McCearley post No 148 will sponsor political speaking by prominent figures amateur motor boat and pirogue racing swimming contests dancing wild cow and bucking horse riding contests and other amusements. The main events are set for Sunday July 3. The moose stands six to seven feet high at the shoulders.

Ferriday American Legion Cross Bayou Bridge Gray-Mc-Cearley Post No. 148 American Legion of Ferriday

Woodmen Day Homecoming at Concord Church near Chatham

Woodmen of Monroe Jonesboro and Chatham with former and present members plan a big day Sunday June 12 at Concord church two miles west of Chatham near the Jonesboro highway Events include morning worship special music and short talks At 2 pm the Chatham camp of Woodmen of the World joins Jonesboro and Monroe camps to unveil and memorialize deceased Avord camp No 339 members All Woodmen and church members invited

Woodmen of Monroe Jonesboro Chatham Concord Church Woodmen of the World Avord

Health conference for preschool children set Friday

Ouachita Parish Health unit will host a Friday 1:30 PM gathering at the Church of God in Bawcomville. Nurse Pauline Tarver leads the session with Miss Anna M Barr noting aims to advise parents on diet immunization and general health conduct to protect young children.

Ouachita Parish Mins Berr

Man Charged With Beating His Wife

Jesse Jordan, 34, of ward five, jailed after his wife Jewel Jordan swore out a warrant charging him with wilful and unlawful assault beating and wounding her short of maiming. He admitted a fight at their home last Saturday. Deputies Clyde Mitchell and Otto Horn arrested him Tuesday morning. bond set at $200.

Jesse Jordan Quachita Parish Jewel Jordan Jordan Clyde Mitchell Otto Horn

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