Famous pilots of Fort Worth visit Shreveport
Special to The News-Star reports Reg Robbins and James Kelly, world endurance flight record holders, arriving in Shreveport from San Antonio in 3 hours 25 minutes. They are greeted by D W Carlton of the Fort Worth chamber aviation department and plan to fly on to Pine Bluff Arkansas, then Memphis for an airport opening and finally St Louis.
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News-Star
Shreveport
Reg Robbins
James Kelly
San Antonio
W. Carlton
Aviation Department of the
Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce
Pine Bluff
Ark
Memphis
St. Louis
Robbins
Ryan Company
Fort Worth
Judge caps alimony for working wives in Chicago ruling
Judge William Gemmill in Chicago denied 50 a week alimony to Mrs. Regina Hendricks, ordering 15 a week instead. He said wives with their own income should not expect support and that couples should exit marriage as equals in a case where the wife earned wages as a businesswoman and magazine writer.
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Chicago
William ‘Gemmill
Regina M. Hendricks
George E.hendricks
Gemmil
Leome
Hendricks
Local Notes From Monroe June Visit Highlights
Social updates list Mrs W D Law shead of Monroe visiting her sister Mrs H C Mayes in June. Miss Helen Taylor of Jena visits cousins Miss Eunice and Dollie Lea Roberts. Mrs W F McDaniel moves to Columbia to reside. Neva Dasher of Harrisonburg visits cousin Miss Ethel Lanlor. Mr and Mrs W S Humphries host visitors including Jane and Anne. Claudia Cruse spends days with sister Mrs L C Smith. Daisy Helen and Mildred Ryer of Selma visit Aunt Mrs H G Ore and grand parents Mr and Mrs Nixon Humble. Malcolm Humphries returns from Kerrville Texas visiting sister Mrs C B Flynn.
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News-Star
Kelly
W. D. Lawshead
Monroe
H. C Mayes
Helen Taylor
Jena
Eunice
Dollie Lea Roberts
W. F. McDaniel
Columbia
Neva Dasher
Harrisonburgs
Ethel Leanylor
Sam Humphries
Jane
Anne
Westonroe
W. S. Humphries
Claudia Cruse
Rs. L. C. Smith
Daisy Helen
Mildred Ryer
Selma
H. Gore
Hattie
Ruth Humble
Aston
Nixon Humble
Willard Nethery
Malcolm Humphries
Kerrville
Texas
C. B. Flynn
Loss at Huber Co Carbon Plant Estimated at 7250
A warehouse fire at the J. M. Huber Company carbon plant caused an estimated loss of 7250 yesterday. Items listed include pump, engine, building, contents, and a press, with the blaze blamed on employees using a torch.
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Huber CO
J. M. Huber Company
American hoboes plan Europe mission with leader Klein
Associated Press reports Nicholas Klein sails at his expense as president of the International Motherhood Welfare association to study establishing camps or jungles for European exports, seeking ambassadorial aims in a bold transport of aid and labor.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Europe
Ncholas Klein
Spense
International Motherhood Welfare Association
Notice of Intention to Create Road District in Ouachita Parish
Public notice by Ouachita Parish Police Jury states intent to form a road district in Ward One of Ouachita Parish. A hearing will be held July 17, 1929, at 11:00 AM in Monroe to hear objections and adopt final boundaries and designation. Signed by Joan M. Breard as President.
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Ouachita
Ouachita Parish
Olice
Court House
Monroe
Louisiana
Uisiana
Quachita Parish
Joan M. Breard
Parish
Hoover to Move Fast in Selecting Board Members
President Hoover plans rapid selection of eight appointees to form the Federal farm board with cabinet salaries and a $500 million revolving fund. Early frontrunners include James C. Stone and Carl Williams, with others like D. O. Moser and B. L. Corey noted. speculation also ties Frank O. Lowden to a possible seat.
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Hoover
James L. West
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Transportation
Federal Reserve Board
Finance
James C. Stone
Lexington
Kentucky
Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
D. O. Moser
Texas
B. L. Corey
Scardale
New York
Representative Black
William H. Marshall
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Lowden
Kansas City
Texan Senate Condemns Mrs Hoover Over White House Tea
The Texas senate adopted a resolution condemning Mrs. Herbert Hoover for entertaining Mrs. Oscar De Priest at a White House tea. The measure, introduced by Miss Margie A. Neal, condemned social recognition of a Negro congressman's wife and warned of racial equality at the capital.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Senate
Herbert Hoover
Oscar de Priest
Congress
Illinois
White House
Margie A. Neal
Neal
T. J. Holbrook
T. J. Holbrook Which Was Aimed At Both Mrs. Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
National Capital
Dance at Blue Heaven Hall Ends in Police Breakup
Police broke up a negro dance at the Blue Heaven lodge in the east end after revelers became unruly. Beatrice Mayfield was jailed on drunk and disorderly charges and resisting an officer. Officers Bedsole and Crow detained her as witnesses were named amid crowd trouble.
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Negro Blue Heaven Hall
Blue Heaven Lodge
East End
Beatrice Mayfield
D. J. Bedsole
O. L. Crow
Mayfield Negress
Crow
Beggar Dies in Stamboul as City Faces Plague of Paupers
In Stamboul Turkey a beggar who died recently carried nearly eight thousand dollars in a tattered coat. The city reports about five thousand beggars whose cries for blessings and marriage vows echo through streets, with beggars earning more on average than laborers or sergeants.
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Associated Press
Stamboul
Turkey
Boy Stowaway on Plane Proud of Novel Stunt
Arthur Schreiber a youth stowaway on the Yellow Bird smiles as he steps from the plane in Comillas Santander after a stolen Atlantic crossing. Aviators and crowd debate the incident while he jokes about reaching Paris and having time to go there after refuelling. Local clergy and public notices follow.
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Comillas
Santander
Spain
Arthur Schreiber
Atlantic
Armeno Lotti
M. Lotti
Jean Assolant
Old Orchard
Schreiber
Assolant
Paris
Police Court Fines for Parking Violations and Reckless Driving
Julius Brunson, a Black man, cited for double parking and violating an officer’s instructions with fines of $2.50. Co. P. Hall charged with reckless driving, $5 suspended.
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Julius Brunson
Co. P. Hall
God’s Ideal for the High Priest of the Home sermon series
West Monroe church opens a week of religious instruction with Monday evening sessions at seven o clock. Classes cover The Sun day school convention Normal Manual, Winning to Christ, Working with Juniors, The Sunday School Secretary and the Six Point Record System, and What Baptists Believe.
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Fathers of
West Monroe
E. L. Averett
Delhi
F. G. Thatcher
Miss Reed
New Orleans
C. B. Hall
Monroe
Calvary Baptist Church Announces Full Sunday Services
Calvary Baptist Church led by Rev J B Polk plans morning and evening services and Sunday school plus B Y P U at their usual times. A singing school replaces evening services next week with daily sessions 7:80 to 9:15 and 58 attended last night. The First Presbyterian Church at Grammont and Catalpa welcomes all to worship and outlines beliefs including the sovereignty of God and missionary activity. Grace Church notes Trinity Sunday services with Holy Eucharist at 7:30 and church school at 9:30 followed by a second Eucharist celebration.
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Calvary Baptist Church
J. B. Polk
Twin Cities
First Presbyterian Church
Grammont
Catalpa
Jesus Christ
Ernest Duncan Holloway
Grace Church
Corner Fourth
Glenmar Streets
Grace Church Sermon Invites Public to House of Prayer
A rector invites the public to Grace Church services at eleven, noting the collect that God instills good desires to pray and pledges help, and that Christ, who welcomed sinners, offers mercy. The Epistle outlines the proper spirit for prayer while the Gospel highlights Jesus as Savior of sinners.
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Christ
Grace Church
Methodist Services Announced at Gordon Ave and First Church
Gordon Avenue Methodist description of Sunday schedule led by pastor Charles E. McLean with Sunday school at 9:40 a.m. and services at 11 a.m., 8 p.m. Junior and Senior Leagues at 5 and 7 p.m. Woman's Missionary Society Fridays 3 p.m. Mid week prayer Wednesday 8 p.m. First Methodist Church Jackson at Wood Marion Monk presides with sermons 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. and Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Epworth leagues at 6:45 p.m. Missionary society Tuesday 3:30 p.m. Mid week prayer 8 p.m. Invitation to all visitors.
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Gordon Ave. Methodist
Gordon Avenue
Dixie St
Charles E. McLean
R. H. Goza
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Jackson
Wood
Marion
Monk
Epworth
Woman's Missionary Society
Church services and Bible study notice
The Church of Christ at South Second and Apple Street invites members and visitors to Bible study at 9:30, preaching at 11 and 7:45 p.m. A Ladies Bible class meets Wednesdays at 3 p.m. A prayer meeting is held Wednesday night. The pastor is E. Christian.
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Church OF Christ
South Second
Apple Street
E. Christian
Thomas Avenue Church Invites Worship and Gospel Singing
H F Camp minister invites the public to worship at Thomas Avenue and Richmond Street. Morning and evening services at 10 50 and 7 45 with Sunday school at 9 40 and classes for visitors. Christian Endeavors meet for devotional exercises at 7 p m. Gospel singing and praise noted.
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Thomas Avenue
Richmond Street
H. F. Camp
Bible Study and Woman's Auxilian Meeting Schedule
Weekly church activities list Tuesday Bible study at 7 45 p m. The Woman's Auxilian gathers Thursday at 3 p m for study. Midweek meetings Thursday evening at 7 4 keep focus on the Word of God.
Sabbath Services at Bnai Israel Congregation
Rabbi F. K. Hirsch leads Friday Sabbath services and sermon at the temple with Sabbath school Saturday morning at 9:00 and services at 11. Bible study Mondays at 3:30. Sisters meet first Tuesday of the month at 8:30. Public invited to attend all services at the Temple.
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B/NAI ISRAEL
F. K. Hirsch
Temple
Salvation Army Meeting Schedule at 116 12 South Grand
Captain Bonita Shi leads the Salvation Army with indoor services at 8 00 each night except Monday and outdoor meetings at 7 30. Youth meetings Wednesday 7 15 and Sunday 9 30 morning with holiness sessions Friday and Sunday morning. Home visit Wednesday 2 30 p m. Special invitation to all.
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THE
Salvation Army
South Grand
Bonita Shi
First Church of Scientist Services and Reading Room
The First Church of Scientist at 307 North Second offers Sunday service at 11 a.m. and evening service at 8 p.m. Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. A reading room in the Ouachita National Bank building is open daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. except Sundays and holidays for borrowing or purchasing Bible and Christian Science literature. All welcome.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Old American Legion
Corner Wood
St. John Sts
Theo. G. Ahrendt
First Church OF Scientist
North Second
Ouachitetional Bank
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