Louisiana Travelers' convention expected in city weekend
Early arrivals for the Louisiana Travelers' association state convention will come Thursday night with 150 to 200 attendees anticipated. Registration starts Friday at Hotel Frances at 9 AM followed by an officers election, a hotel roof ball, a river boat ride, golf, and a Saturday banquet at Cherokee terrace.
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Louisiana Travelers’ Association
Hotel Frances
Hotel Virginia
Cherokee Terrace
End The Torture Of Itching Skin Tetterine Advertisement
An advertisement claims Tetterine stops itching instantly for athletes foot ringworm eczema and similar conditions. It asserts immediate relief and parasite kill with a few days treatment, promoting decades of use and urging purchase at a local drug store.
Experiment Station Cows Earn Highest Butterfat Average
The north Louisiana experiment station herd at Calhoun led the state in 1935 with 366 pounds of butterfat per cow and tops for the past three years. C. T. Dowell notes six straight years over 30 pounds per cow and highlights Lady's 459.6 pounds yearly. Combinational Lady and the Arcadia herd also show high state totals.
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University Station
Baton Rouge
North Louisiana Experiment Station
Calhoun
C. T. Dowell
Louisiana Experiment Stations
Dowell
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
165 Young People In Baptist School
An average of 165 young people and children attend the daily vacation Bible school opening Monday at Monroe First Baptist Church. The school closes with commencement exercises Friday night of next week. Mrs. J Norman Coon is the superintendent.
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Monroe First Baptist Church
J. Norman Coon
Sin and revival sermon at Gordon Avenue Methodist
Rev Otis Spinks preached on The Wages of Sin is Death at Gordon Avenue Methodist. He warned sin grows, likening it to a cancer and urged choosing God over evil, noting nightly 8 pm services and rising attendance.
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Otis Spinks
Gordon Avenue Church
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
God
Eastern Star Meet Held in Choudrant
Choudrant Louisiana June 11 Special Members of Magi chapter Ruston and Downsville O E S visited the Choudrant chapter for an official visit by District Deputy Grand Matron Bess Henry. Mrs M E Kidd presided and Mrs Laura Griffin of Tremont was initiated. Other members from Ruston and Downsville attended and refreshments followed.
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Choudrant
Magi
Ruston
Downsville
E. S
Bess Henry
M. E. Kidd
Laura Griffin
Tremont
F. D. Bachman
Dave Hale
Edith Murphy
Ouachita Parish Red Cross to Meet for Highway First Aid Stations
The Ouachita Parish Red Cross chapter will hold a Friday 4 PM board meeting at chapter headquarters. The session is expected to decide on establishing the parish's first of three highway first aid stations.
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Ouachita Parish
Red Cross Chapter
Red Cross
Crowville Doctor Named as LSU Faculty Assistant Professor
Crowville physician Dr. Joe Barham is appointed assistant professor of public health and physical education at Louisiana State University for 1936 37. The post comes from President James M. Smith on the recommendation of university officials and marks the creation of a new school of public health and education next fall. Dr Barham, a graduate of LSU and Tulane Medical School, has practiced in Crowville with Dr. C D Powell.
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Winnsboro
Joe Barham
Crowville
Louisiana State University
James M. Smith
University
Barham
A. D. Browne
University School of Health and Physical Education
T. P. Heard
Fred C. Frey
College of Arts and Science
School of Public Health and Education
School of Medicine
Tulane University
C. D. Powell
Northeast Center teachers attend LSU to plan fall term
A group of instructors from Northeast Center of Louisiana State University travel to Baton Rouge under Dean C. C. Calvert to coordinate summer and upcoming fall operations. W. R. Hammond E. J. Brown Jimmie Malone and M. B. Smith are included. Office hours run 8 15 a m to 4 40 p m and mail handling remains thorough. The branch post office remains open and box delivery is anticipated. Incoming letters indicate a larger entering class for the next year.
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Northeast Center
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
University
C. C. Calvert
W. R. Hammond
E. J. Brown
Jimmie Malone
M. B. Smith
Dean Calvert
Dallas man dies in crash and body sent to Wynnewood
R L Morris 25 of Dallas died from injuries after his car struck a municipal bus at North Fourth and Washington streets. His companion Vera Mason was slightly injured. The bus driver Richard Minor escaped harm. Morris was a Kitchencraft Southern salesman. funeral and interment planned in Wynnewood Oklahoma.
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R. L. Morris
Dallas
Texas
Wynnewood
Okla
Illinois Central Railroad
Morris
Kitchencraft Southern Company
Washington
North Fourth Streets
Vera Mason
Oak Street
Richard Minor
Minor
North Fourth
Washington Streets
North Fourth Street
Fatal Motor Crash Claims J D Francis In Monroe
A Monroe motor crash Tuesday killed 19 year old inmate J D Francis who was driving a truck on the Jackson street extension. J T Melton faces involuntary homicide charges for sideswiping the truck. Francis's funeral was held Thursday at Peters funeral chapel with interment in a Union parish cemetery. He is survived by his mother sister and two brothers C D Francis and Carl A Francis. Carl is serving in a CCC unit in Maryland. A stray note mentions a Guiana grasshopper with large eye spots that deter birds.
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Monroe
J. D. Francis
L. T. IL
Jackson Street
J. T. Melton
Francis
Peters Funeral
Farmerville
Union Parish
C. D. Francis
Carl A. Francis
J. L. Vernon
Susie Dale Francis
Carl Francis
CCC
Maryland
Popularity contest here discontinued by union
J L Conditt president of the Monroe Trades and Labor council announced the discontinuance of the popularity contest started recently. He cited insufficient interest and thanked participants while expressing regret at ending the event. Farmers own 58 percent of all automobiles in the U S.
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Monroe Trades and Labor Council
J. L Conditt
United States
Gly-Cas Promises Relief for Indigestion and Ailments
Mr. J C Breazeale of Bastrop praises Gly-Cas capsule remedy for indigestion gas bloating and dizzy spells. He states it relieved stomach pains headaches and back discomfort and allowed him to return to work with renewed energy. Sold by Phoenix Drug Store Monroe and other local druggists.
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Monroe
J. C. Breazeale
Ogden Avenue
Bastrop
Phoenix
DeSiard Street
Mr. Breazcase
Mr. Breazeale
Phoenix Drug Co
DeSiard St
Adyo
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Vy Ec
Philco
Ffome
Penn Maryland
Windsor
New York City
Washington Street
Oklahoma
Latter
Guiana
atCormick & Co., Inc
Baltimore, Md
Rexall Drug Store
Jackson
Epsom
Silvertone
BAY
Kodak Film
Ingram
Kord
Mr. Breazeare
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