Noted Singer to Come Here
Professor Theophilus Fitz of Shreveport noted singer and musical director will inaugurate a series of meetings at the First Christian church here Sunday morning and night. Services will be held thereafter each night at 7 45 oclock with musical selections and a brief message from the pastor.
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Theophilus Fitz
Shreveport
First Christian Church
Crayton S. Brooks
Musician Director to Sing in Monroe Services
A musician of unusual talent and longtime friend of Rev. Brooks will join Monroe events. He and Rev. Brooks previously toured evangelistic services across multiple states with musical programs led by Professor Fitz. Fitz arrives in Monroe Saturday to sing at morning and evening services Sunday.
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Shreveport
Rev. Brooks
Professor Fitz
Monroe
Spring Hill student named in Who's Who
Matthew Carey Thompson Jr of Monroe Alabama, a Spring Hill College student born February 12 1916 in Natchez Mississippi, earns Who's Who among American universities and colleges honors for scholarly and extracurricular excellence. He serves on the student council, writes for the college paper, excels in English Latin and declamation, and aims to become an attorney.
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Matthew Carey Thompson, Jr
M. C. Thompson, Sr
Monroe
Spring Hill College
Spring Hill
Ala
Young Thompson
Natchez
Miss
Park Avenue
St. Matthew's
Spring Hill Sodality
Thompson
Thermometer Scales and Popularity in Science
The centigrade thermometer is widely used in science with zero at freezing and 106 at boiling. Its simple scale explains its popularity among researchers and educators alike.
Funeral Held for Sam Sugar Monroe Grocer Pioneer
The funeral of Sam Sugar 79 a Monroe business leader known as a wholesale grocer and theater operator was held at his home on St John street with Rabbi Hirsch officiating. Survivors include two sons Emanuel and Leon Sugar and daughter Mrs H L Rosenheim. He helped form Sugar Bros and led Sugar theater later sold to Saenger and Paramount firms.
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Sam Sugar
St. John Street
F. K. Hirsch
Pete Mulhearn
Louis Masur
Charles Kramer
R. W. Germany
Julian Rosenhein
Austin Green
J. Arthur Smith
Mr. Sugar
Monroe
Sid Sanders
Sanders
Sugar
Samuel
Isadore and
Barney
Sugar Bros
Sugar Brothers
Louisiana
Samuel Sugar
Isadore
Saenger Theaters
Paramount
Solomon and
Mathilda Sugar
Callie Gross Sugar
Emanuel G. Sugar
Los Angeles
Calif
Leon Sugar
H. L. Rosenhein
Western Star Lodge
Stonewall Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
B'Nai Brith
Congregation B'Nai Israel
Public Forum Letter Urges Animal Shelter in Monroe
Dorothy H. Lewis appeals to Monroe readers to create a city shelter for stray dogs after witnessing a wounded lost hound with rabies risk. She notes the police station offers no help and urges humane action to prevent suffering and attacks from unprotected animals.
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Frances Hotel
Monroe
Dorothy H. Lewis
Violent Weather Strikes Texas Across Regions
A series of storms hit central Texas with tornadic winds damaging Perrin and surrounding areas. Roofs were ripped from homes, lines were downed, and residents sought shelter in cellars. Large hail and heavy rain caused crop losses in Knox County and Shamrock. Fort Worth endured a 30 mile wind with lightning and downed trees, while Perryton reported one and a half inches of rain.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Perrin
Mineral Wells
Knox City
Abilene
Knox
Haskell
Wheeler County
Shamrock
Fort Worth
Perryton
Date Extended for Completing Swift Plant at Lake Charles
Baton Rouge report states the state extended the completion date for the Swift and Company meat packing plant at Lake Charles from January 1 to June 1, 1938. Construction halted by union pickets seeking higher wages. The extension, granted by the secretary of state, cites reasons beyond the companys control. Swift and Company is among industries using a 10-year tax exemption for new businesses.
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Baton Rouge
Swift and Company
Lake Charles
Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires Prove Safety At Indy Race
Wilbur Shaw wins at Indianapolis driving Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires setting a record speed of 113.58 mph on a scorching day. The ad touts 28 degree cooler tires and strong blowout protection from Gum-Dipping and extra cord layers, urging readers to buy for safety and family protection.
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Ai Tanapolt 2
STONE
Tire & Non
the Stone
Erformance Yveys
Rubber Company
Wilbur Shay
Cmepapnece
Housands
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis
Firestone
Firestone Gum Dipped Tires Safer Than Worn Tires
A dramatic appeal urges car owners to choose Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires citing race drivers’ safety and compares tire wear to highway accident statistics. It claims these tires offer unparalleled protection and invites readers to visit for installation.
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