Restaurant Code Violations Prompt Action Warning
NRA field adjuster T. S. Hickman of Shreveport warns North Louisiana restaurant operators to obey the city code governing wages and hours. He cites 11.47 weekly minimum for non service staff and 8.71 for service staff with tips, plus overtime rules up to 54 hours weekly for men and 48 for women. Violators will face government prosecution once facts are presented.
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T. S. Hickman
NRA
Louisiana
Shreveport
Hickman
Monroe
Revival Interest Grows At West Monroe Tabernacle
Attendance and interest rise at the revival meeting in progress at the new tabernacle at North Fourth and Wood streets West Monroe. Rev W T Hemphill in charge reports steady nightly services at 7 45 oclock. Evangelist William M Redd of Philadelphia Miss preached Tuesday and the pastor delivered a special sermon Wednesday on Have you received the Holy Ghost since you believed Romans 8 9.
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New Tabernacle
North Fourth and
Wood Streets
West Monroe
W. T. Hemphill
William M. Redd
Philadelphia
Miss
Public Forum Honors Charity Helpers at Mary Goss Home
A Mary Goss Charity benefit play, sponsored by Bell Sherman and Rev. Franklin, drew white and colored supporters. Judge Charles Schulze urged youth to remember aging friends and pledged donations of farming supplies, a cow, poultry, and other aid to the home.
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Mary Goss
Bell Sherman
Rev. Franklin
Charles Schulze
Bastrop Kiwanis Plans For Special Meeting
Bastrop Kiwanis clubs plan an all Kiwanis night banquet for next Monday at the Louisiana hotel. Ruston and Rayville clubs were invited to attend the celebration that aligns with Kiwanis clubs nationwide and opens the International Kiwanis convention in Toronto. North Carolina State College will run a summer school for 4 H club members.
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Bastrop
Bastrop Kiwanis Club
Louisiana Hotel
Kiwanis
Ruston
Rayville
A. S. McMeans
Sol Snyder
W. H. Reitzell
Isaac Chapman
Toronto
Canada
North Carolina State College
First Methodist Church Plans Laymen's Day
The First Methodist church of Monroes will observe Laymen's Day next Sunday at the morning service. Men will take part in the entire service, led by L. L. Langford with Fred Williamson of the Red River Presbytery invited to speak on Quitters and Acquitters. Men of the Twin Cities are invited to attend.
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First Methodist Church of
Monroe
L. L. Langford
Fred Williamson
Laymen's Association of
Red River
Alleged Oil Theft Plot Arrests Near Kilgore
Longview Texas June 8 three men H T Newcomb Joe Brown and R L Knight charged with conspiracy and theft over 50 dollars by Texas railroad commission investigators The investigation led by A B Cross and Texas Ranger George Johnson ended with bonds set at 1000 each Knight is a former interior department employee and part owner of a small refinery Cross also linked to the Gladewater case that led to 13 arrests including F A Smith son of Lon A Smith chairman of the railroad commission.
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Longview
Texas
Kilgore
Texas Railroad Commission
H. T. Newcomb
Joe Brown
R. L. Knight
A. B. Cross
Railroad Commission
Knight
Department of the Interior
George Johnson
Cross
Gladewater
F. A. Smith
Lon A. Smith
Morgan Improving After Operation At St Francis
O A Morgan former manager of Morgan and Lindsey's store in Monroe and traveling representative for the firm has improved satisfactorily after an operation at St Francis sanitarium. He is expected to be released within the next day or two, according to report on Friday.
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O. A. Morgan
Morgan and Lindsey's
Monroe
St. Francis Sanitarium
Sunday School Convention Ends After Busy Weekend
The northeast district Sunday school and B Y P A convention wrapped Friday at 4 30 p m in the First Baptist Church with attendance rising from an initial estimate of 150 delegates. Leaders included Rev L T Hastings Rev L A Materne Mrs Jordan Barton Miss Rosa Pearl Terrill Mrs Elizabeth Cullen and A V Washburn among others.
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B. Y. P. A. Association
First Baptist Church
L. T. Hastings
L. A. Materne
Jordan Barton
Rosa Pearl Terrill
Elizabeth Cullen
Mary Alice Riley
A. V. Washburn
John Caylor
Verda von Hagen
Harold Ingraham
Emma Bains
E. E. Lee
Jewel Rees
B. J. Abney
James Cain
Bess Harrison
Conference Adjournment Follows Katz Address
An address by F. J. Katz, secretary treasurer, preceded adjournment as the morning session concluded. Leaders remained the same for the afternoon gathering.
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F. J. Katz
Denver Gardener Displays Double Tulip Rarity
W J Martine of Denver reports a unusual double tulip with two distinct centers and a stem that appears as two stalks fastened together, described by horticulturists as a rare bloom.
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Denver
W. J. Martine
Prize coloring contest offers Duesenberg and more
A vintage promotional listing outlines prizes in a coloring contest including a Duesenberg racer with real motor, outdoor gym sets, Ranger bicycles, Philco radios, toys, and more. It notes 50 grand prizes, substitutions for older girls, and weekly prizes for News-Star readers, with June 15 deadline.
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Dad
Ranger
Philco
Effanbee
American Flyer
Sally Myles
News- Star
Capitol Theater
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I. W. Rogers
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Rocery
Stew
Fox
Claire Trevor
James Dunn
Capitol
Bastrop Kiwanis
Methodist Church
Morgan
Northeast
Wesson Oil
News-Star
Sally
Myles
Her
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