Phi Kappa Plans 30th National Convention at Monroe
Phi Kappa fraternity members plan their 30th national convention in Monroe with about 200 expected attendees. The local chapter formed in July 1927 with eight members and has grown to 35. Officers include Grand Master James Tink and Worthy Master Amos Smelitis. The group occupies club rooms in the former Young Men's quarters near Hotel Monroe on Grand Street and hosts social events for members and local youth.
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Phi Kappa Ternity
Monroe
Moine
Gulfport
Merin
Hattiesburg
Mobile
Memphis
Jackson
Tenn
James Tink
Amos Smelit
Paul Fink
J. Blanks
Floyd Martin
E Young Mewr
Adnt
Hotel Monroe
Fifth Sunday Baptist Meeting Planned in Columbia
Caldwell Parish Baptist association schedules a Fifth Sunday event in Columbia on June 30 with devotional, sermons, and discussions led by pastors and professors. Speakers include G W Wall Bay, G C Den, Paul Jones, Charles Riser, and Oscar Feree, among others.
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News-Star
Olumbia
Columbia
Caldwell Parish
Bro
Hah
Herbert
G. W. Wall Bay
Craine
Unday
M. Fisher
Grayson
G. Hicks
G. C. den
Standard
Paul Jones
Rks
Charles Riser
Oscar Feree
Clarks
Camp Ki-Ro-Li Plans Summer Session for Young Boys
Camp Ki-Ro-Li will run July 15 to 20 for boys aged nine to eleven in Ouachita Valley council. Practical staff from prior boy scout camps will supervise. Space is limited to 75, with Monroe boys prioritized. parents should contact the scout office at the number 1982 to report prospective attendees.
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Ki-Ro-Li
Ouachita Valley Council
Monroe
Scout Office
Scout
Interstate Commerce Denies New Orleans Traffic Bureau Bid
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied a request by the New Orleans joint traffic bureau to reopen a case about AT and SF railroad control of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient lines. The bureau argued KCMO policy favored New Orleans port, while AT S F policy was unfavorable.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Orleans
All Day Meeting at Calhoun Station
The annual June all day meeting at Calhoun Station will be held tomorrow at the North Louisiana experiment station. Women clubs from across the parish will attend with demonstrations on quick rolls sewing tips and a statewide clothing contest. Men will receive instruction on cotton raising fertilization pest elimination and related topics.
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Calhoun
North Louisiana Experiment Station
Mary Burks
Jewel McQuiller
Death of Young Student Voges Beloved St Matthew Pupil
Willard Leo A Voges aged 15 died at his parents home 1206 South Second Street shortly after noon yesterday. He was a former grade 7 pupil at St Matthew's School and was noted for his fine disposition and scholarship. Illness forced his removal from school and he declined in strength for three weeks while in Shreveport.
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Willard Leo A. Voges
P. H. Wentworth
South Second Street
St. Matthew's School
Shreve
Wylly Folk to Edit Georgia Cracker As Coed Leader
Wylly Folk of Waycross Georgia will be the first female co editor of the University of Georgia literary and humorous magazine Georgia Crack er next year. The editor heads the magazine under supervision of a specialist but was recently moved to his home. Surviving are his mother and stepfather and sister Miss Vivian Elizabeth Voges valedictorian of her class at St Matthews high school. High mass of requiem will be at St Matthew's church Thursday at 9 am with interment at Riverview burial park.
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Wylly Folk
Waycross, Ga
University of Georgia
Georgia Cracker
Vivian Elizabeth Voges
St. Matthew's High School
St. Matthew's Church
Riverview Burial Park
Fireman's Daughter Injured in Bed Fall
Thomasine Dupree, 38, daughter of Capt. Thomas Dupree of the Monroe fire department, fractured her collar bone when she fell from bed at her North Fifth street home. An X ray this morning confirmed the injury and she received medical care from a local physician.
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Thomasine
Thomas Dupree
Monroe
North Fifth Street
Selig Heads to New Orleans Convention
E. Jack Selig left last night for New Orleans to attend the convention there of the Louisiana Mississippi Retail Clothiers association of which he is a director.
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E. Jack Selig
New Orleans
The
Louisiana-Mississippi Retail Clothiers’ Association
H Anders Recovers After Minor Surgery
H Anders sales manager of Umbian Gasoline Corp. underwent a minor operation for a carbuncle at Riverside Itarium yesterday afternoon. His condition is improved and he is expected to resume duties soon.
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H. Anders
Umbian Gasoline Corporation
Riverside
Tetterine Ointment and Soap Ad Promises Relief
An ad promotes Tetterine Ointment and Tetterine Soap for itchy rashes. It claims quick relief from germs and lasting cure, with ointment priced 60 cents and soap 25 cents, available at stores or from Shoptrine Co. in Savannah, Georgia.
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Shoptrine Co
Savannah
Is Your Bladder Weak Do You Get Up Nights
Ad copy urges men and women with urinary symptoms to seek aid with Bond's K and B j prescription. It warns danger signals include frequent painful urination dribbling and dark urine and claims the remedy should be purchased immediately from ad drugs for 60 cents to 1.20 dollars.
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Bond
Noted Baptists to Gather Here Next Thursday
A large Baptist educational rally for Louisiana schools will be held at Forsythe Park in Monroe starting at 10 a.m. Speakers include Rev H L Driskill Prof Cecil P Lawson and Dr C Cottingham. Representing Baptist Bible Institute Louisiana College and Acadia Academy will be present with other speakers from out of state.
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Baptista of
Monroe
West Monroe
Forsythe Park
the Baptist Bible Institute
New Orleans
Louisiana College
Pineville
Dodd College
Shreveport
Acadia Academy
Church Point
H. L. Driskell
Louisiana
Cecil P. Lawson
E. O. Sellers
L. R. Shelton
Baptist Bible Institute of New Orleans
C. Cottingham
T. W. Gayer
First Baptist Church of
Cooperative Program
E. D. Solomon
Louisiana Baptist Convention
H. V. McClendon
Dodd College Interests Highlighted at Baptist Meeting
Shreveport announced she would arrive Thursday to present Dodd college interests. The gathering backs Christian education and Baptist schools with focus on a southern emergency campaign for the Baptist Bible Institute.
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Shreveport
Dodd College
Christian Education
Baptist
South
The
Baptist Bible Institute
Statue for Fair Play in Lexington
A statue honoring fair play is planned in Lexington Kentucky with civic leaders and sports figures set to unveil the work. The project aims to celebrate integrity in competition and community spirit.
Fair Play to Lead J. E. Widener's Stable at Elmendorf Farm
Fair Play will be the centerpiece of J. E. Widener's racing string at the Elmendorf farm. The plan includes building a new stable on the grounds where the Green Hills mansion once stood before its razing.
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Fair Play
J. E. Widener
Green Hills
Widener
Elmendorf
Blue Star Soap and Remedy Ad Promises Skin Cure
An old advert touts Blue Star Soap and Blue Star Remedy for Bezema tetter ringworm poison sores cracked skin and other diseases. It claims germ-killing power and skin restoration. Soap priced at 25c with druggist ready to supply Blue Star Remedy.
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HI Kappas
Johns Hopkins
Joseph S. Ames
Johns Hopkins University
Frank J. Goodnow
Interstate Commerce Body
Associated Press
Calhoun Station
Willard Voges
Fireman
N. C
Qayy
Sint TS
Ham
Frankfurt
Swift
Swift & Company
Swift's Premium
Walnut Street
C. G. Ammer
Peiller
B. F. Co
Lexington
B. S. Betts City Pass
New Virginia
Missouri Naldis
T. John
T. John Department Store
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