New Asst State Official Opens Monroe Health Offices
E B Johnson named assistant state sanitary engineer arrived from Framingham Massachusetts by auto last night to establish offices in Monroe at the health unit. He is a Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate with mosquito control experience in Montgomery and Birmingham and has served as health officer at Framingham for four years. Johnson drove via Shenandoah valley Bristol Knoxville and Chattanooga covering about 2100 miles. His wife remains in Montgomery to visit relatives. Dr John Schrieber formerly of Monroe is health unit director with Miss Pearline Tarver as nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Johnson
Framingham
Mass
Monroe
Mr. Johnson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Montgomery
Birmingham
Johnson
Shenandoah Valley
Bristol
Knoxville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Alabama
Vidalia
John Schrieber
Pearline Tarver
Louisiana
Miss Burke Holds All Day Session of 4-H Clubs
Miss Mary Burks assistant home demonstration agent leads an all day event with 4-H club members at Calhoun. Local leaders assist in conducting the program as members assemble at the home of Mrs H D Hale for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Burke
Mary Burks
Calhoun
H. D. Hale
Miss Burks
Wife of Sam Banks Not Court Offender
Martha Banks of 510 Magnolia street was arraigned before the city police court last Tuesday and is not the wife of Sam Banks of 514 Grammont street, according to Banks' statement to the News-Star this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Banks
Martha Banks
Magnolia Street
Grammont Street
Banks
News-Star
Windy Wood Summer Camp Opens June Nineteenth
Windy Wood near Pollock declares open season June 19 for boys aged nine to fourteen and July 1 for girls aged ten to fourteen. Hi-Y training starts August 26 with Miss Mary Lee Cambre directing the camp and a staff of seasoned educators. The program offers hiking swimming diving tennis canoeing volleyball track and nature study with honors such as Red Cross badges and athletic medals. Aimed at expanding Monroe youth participation, the camp emphasizes Christian education under Baptist leadership and features a day of programs with noted educators and musicians from Louisiana colleges and institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windy Wood
Pollock
Mary Lee Cambre
Alexandria
Red Cross
Shirley Haas
Young People's Camp
Monroe
Northeast Louisiana Baptist Rally Set for June 20
A large Baptist rally and barbecue will be held in Monroe at Forsythe Park on Thursday June 20. The two First churches of Monroe and West Monroe have joined to host the event for Baptists of Northeast Louisiana. June is set aside by Baptists of the south to stress Christian education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Driskell
West Monroe
Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home
L. T. Hastings
Frank Massing
George Green
O. O. Clark
F. G. Thatcher
Frank Masling
J. G. Cobb
J. O. McCormick
W. Rhodes
T. E. Stephenson
Louisiana
Monroe
Forsythe Park
South
Forsythe
Nervous Women Praise Capudine Remedy Ads
Delicate women with high nerve strain praise Capudine for quick relief from periodic pains headaches and back and side pain. The liquid formula acts almost instantly without opiates or stomach upset and is sold by druggists in 30 and 60 cent sizes.
Twin Cities to open two modern theatres soon
Two new theatres will open in the Twin Cities shortly after July first. One theatre sits on Trenton street West Monroe opposite the city hall, the other on the old market square site in De Siard street. Lease agreements between W J Sherrouse and Dr H C Cole and Roland Seigle set a three year limit with no announced consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Cities
Trenton Street
West Monroe
City Hall
Old Market Square
de Siard Street
W. J. Sherrouse
Dr. H. C. Cole
Roland Seigle
Pine Bluff
Ark
Seigle to Lease Monroe Theatre and Expand Chain
Seigle plans to lease and run the Monroe theatre while consolidating his Arkansas chain and two Twin Cities houses under one executive office. The De Siard venue nears completion and both playhouses promise large seating, sizable stages, handsome curtains, and attractive interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Siard
Mrs Montgomery visiting Utica and social notes
Special to The News-Star reports Mrs George Montgomery visiting friends and relatives in Utica Miss Mrs Major Boon of Winnsboro was week end guest of the Misses King Ill Mrs R FE Wollank has been ill for several days Mrs H S Lovelace is a patient in Streets sanitarium Vicksburg Her daughter Miss Marjorie at her bedside Mrs C E Wiggins accompanied Mrs Lovelace to Vicksburg Sunday Miss Helen Atwood Julius Run dell Miss Ruth Boon and Charles McKay were visitors to Tallulah Sunday Rolla Bayless was week end guest of Mrs R L Thompson Mr and Mrs R L Thompson and ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Delhi
George Montgomery
Utica
Major Boon
Winnsboro
King
R. FE. Wollank
Lovelace
Streets Sanitarium
Vicksburg
Marjorie
C. E. Wiggins
Helen Atwood
Juliis Rundell
Ruth Boon
Charles McKay
Tallulah
Rolla Bayless
R. L. Thompson
R. L
Thompson
Notable Visits and Local Breaks Mentioned
Children and Mrs. Bayles spent Sunday in Crew Lake. H. P. Warden and his niece and nephew Miss Louise Strother and Leon Warren returned Wednesday from a week’s visit to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayles
Crew Lake
H. P. Warden
Louise Strother
Leon Warren
Oklahoma
First Elimination Contest in Parish Dressmaking Held
The first elimination contest in parish dressmaking tests of women's agricultural clubs was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J. B. Filhoil's home. Standings show first place to Mrs. J. M. Manning, second to Mrs. P. V. David, third to Mrs. C. C. Scharf and Mrs. J. B. Filhoil tied. Thirty one ladies attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Filhoil
J. M. Manning
P. V. David
C. C. Scharf
END-O-CORN Demonstration Draws Crowds At Local Pharmacies
Store clerks show how END-O-CORN removes stubborn old corns and calluses with a quick painless effect. Hundreds of men and women attend demonstrations next week, and those distant can request a jar by writing to CORN LABORATORY at Gaer field Blvd, Chicago, via COLLENS PHARMACY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Laboratory
Gaerfield Blvd
Chicago
Collens Pharmacy
Local judging by Misa Mary Burks and Mrs Durrott
The judging was conducted by Misa Mary Burks assistant home demonstration agent and Mrs J D Durrott, highlighting community involvement in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Burks
J. D. Durrott
Wales Seeks New Ideas For Golf Improvement
By Associated Press in Sandwich England June 13 the Prince of Wales attends the British amateur tournament seeking ideas to improve his game. He is drawn to Hagen's style but remains open to other approaches as he watches the event unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sandwich
England
Prince of Wales
Hagen
Putted One-Handed Hook Putter Mentioned in Suburban Note
A fragment mentions Joshua Crane of E ton with interest in a small one handed pot hook putter. The line hints at a private request or permission related to the device. No further details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Crane
Eton
Humberto Wins Baton Rouge Bout In Three Falls
Humberto of Natches defeated Clyde Robinson of Little Rock in three falls last night in Baton Rouge. Kid Fore weighed in as lightweight and fought to a draw with Pete Latzo of New Orleans over eight rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Jack Humberto
Natches
Clyde Robinson
Little Rock
Kid Fore
Pete Latzo
New Orleans
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E. O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Sellers
Baptist Bible Institute of
L. R. Shelton
The
Bible Institute
First Baptist Church of
Acadia Baptist Academy
Church Point
South Louisiana
Cecil P. Sanson
Bible Department
Louisiana College
Pineville
C. Cottingham
H. V. McClendon
Shreveport
Dodd College
Solomon
E. D. Solomon
Louisiana Baptist Convention
T. W. Gayer
Baptist
Northeast LA
Capudine
Vanity Fair
Keene’s Slipper
DeSiard St
Arkansas Man
Fain
Whyte-Fox
Ucky Tiger
Seigle
Arkansas
Wales
Humberto
Ruston
Rayville
Bastrop
Monroe Grocer Co., Ltd
Leita
Holloway & Thompson
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