Program at Epps Tonight by Macon Ridge and Epps Club
A Missouri Pacific delegation led by S A Moss and E G Waring sails by chartered bus to Delhi and Epps. At Epps High School a joint program of the Macon Ridge Chamber and Epps Community Club features music talks and addresses including John V Nevitt on Dairying and William Graham on chamber value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railroad
S. A. Moss
E. G. Waring
S. H. McClary
Chamber of Commerce of
Monroe
West Monroe
Municipal Street Railway
Delhi
Epps
Macon Ridge Chamber of Commerce
Epps Community Club
Epps High School
Missouri Pacific Booster Club
John V. Nevitt
St. Louis
Chamber of Commerce
H. P. Warden
William Graham
Warren, Ark
Bond Skin Ease advertised for skin relief and germ killing
Bond's Skin Ease promotes quick penetration of infected parts to soothe irritation and kill germs. Sold in 50 cent bottles by druggists with a money back guarantee. Prepared by Bond Pharmacy Co established 1872 Little Rock Arkansas.
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Bond
All Good
Bond Pharmacy Co
Little Rock
Ark
Evangelist A D Muse Set For Monroe Church Meeting
Rev A D Muse will speak at Central Baptist church Sunday morning as the three Monroe Baptist churches coordinate evangelistic activities. Muse has pastored in Mississippi and Oklahoma and will lead a tent meeting in Monroe starting June 30 lasting through July.
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A. D. Muse
Three Baptist Churches of
Monroe
Central Baptist Church
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Roger Baxter
Sigma Tau Delta awards Pine Cones prizes at Tech
In Ruston Louisiana on June 20, Sigma Tau Delta announced winners for Pine Cones contributions. James Ellis Palmer won best poem, Bess Miller took best play, and Lillian Herron Williamson earned two prizes for best essay and best short story.
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Ruston
Sigma Tau Delta
Louisiana Tech
Herbert L. Hughes
Rho Gamma
L. T
James Ellis Palmer
Gibsland
Tech Talk
Wir
Paymer
Bess Miller
Moss Point
Lillian Herron Williamson
Monroe
Williamson
Ada Jack Carver
Minden
Dolph Frantz
Shreveport Journal
James S. Wilson
Virginia Weekly Review
Edgar Allan Poe
University of Virginia
Presiding Elder Speaks Tonight on Brotherhood
Rev. H. L. Johns of Monroe will give the fourth address in a nine part series at Oak Grove Methodist Church at 8 pm. The topic is Building an Educationally Minded Brotherhood, with church school and education board aiding. Speakers have included Bishop Dobbs and Dr. Isom. Six thousand programs printed. half the proceeds to Centenary College, remainder to interdenominational Japan missions.
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H. L. Johns
Monroe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oak Grove Methodist Church
Rev. Johns
Nen Church School
Oak Grove
Church Board of Christian Education
Hoyt M. Dobbs
Shreveport
Pierce Cline
Centenary College
Dudley R. Isom
Baptist Brotherhood Movement
Louisiana
Dobbs
Dr. Cline
West Carroll Parish
Barnett
Ruston
Japan
Monroe Lions To Assist Hodge Club Installation
Officers of the reorganized Hodge Jonesboro Lions club will be installed at a banquet in Hodge on Thursday night with Monroe Lions assisting. The event, at the community clubhouse, follows the Monroe club’s regular weekly meeting next Tuesday noon. Wives will attend and a program is planned.
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Hodge-Jonesboro Lions Club
Hodge
Monroe Lions Club
Hodge-Jonesboro Club
J. C. Shows
W. T. Holloway
Dramatic Course Launch At Monroe Recreation
The Monroe Recreation department will start a dramatics course Friday at 2 30 pm in the recreation center at 124 1 2 DeSiard Street. Open to those over 14 with no charge for instruction and enrollments due at the meeting.
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Monroe Recreation Department
Recreation Center
DeSiard Street
Lucyle Godwin
Recreation Department
Real Estate Transfers Quietly Chang e Hands at City Property
Abdella Elias sold one third interest in the business property at 422 DeSiard street to George Elias for 5000 dollars. The Central Company Inc sold a lot in Fairview addition to Stanley J Reid for 550 dollars. J H Rhymes sold land in the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 22 township 17 north range 4 east for 145 dollars to Mrs Gladys Facundus. The same seller sold land in the same quarter section to Mrs Mattie Moore for 200 dollars with 100 paid cash and sold to Mrs Maggie Mae Facundus land in the same tract for 145 dollars with 20 cash.
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Abdella Elias
George Elias
DeSiard Street
Parish District Court
DeSiard
The
Central Company, Inc
Stanley J. Reid
Fairview
J. H. Rhymes
Gladys Facundus
Mattie Moore
Maggie Mae Facundus
Negro pleads guilty to forged check in district court
Eddie Moore pleaded guilty in district court to forging a five dollar check. He was remanded to jail and his sentence deferred pending an investigation of his record with peace officers and courts. The forged signature belonged to A. S. Parker, operator of a cleaning and pressing establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Moore
Moore
A. S. Parker
Lawhead emphasizes embalming as sacred social service
Dale Lawhead told Monroe Kiwanis members that modern embalming blends science with public health goals. He contrasted ancient Egyptian embalming as art with today’s science serving the living to prevent disease. S. A. Moss was named to fill aKiwanis vice president vacancy. next week election will fill the role. Margaret Fuller performed piano solos during the program. The club plans a Baptist Children's Home Boy Scouts camping trip and a 4-H club competition in Ouachita parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Lawhead
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Hotel Virginia
S. A. Moss
Ralph Corn
Margaret Fuller
Lawrence Pettit
Boy Scouts of the Baptist Children's Home
Ouachita Parish
Union Parish Singing Convention Set for Marion
The Union Parish Singing convention will be held at Marion High School auditorium on Saturday and Sunday. Secretary Dewey Nash announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Union Parish
Marion High School
Dewey Nash
Louisiana championship rodeo plans progress in West Monroe
Preparations for the Louisiana championship rodeo at McGuire park in West Monroe advance toward the July 4 opening. W. H. Faust and P. O. Clark oversee repairs to park equipment to ensure first-class condition for the event. Brahma calves will be used for roping, the first time in Louisiana rodeo history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire Park
West Monroe
W. H. Faust
P. O. Clark
Louisiana
When A Woman Needs Cardui
A testimonial from Mrs. T. J. Payne of Kershaw South Carolina praising Cardui for weakness from malnutrition and nervousness. She states she used Cardui for twenty five years for run down conditions and pain and found it built her up. She also gave Cardui to her daughters.
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Cardui
Adv
Rodeo Expected to Draw Strong Crowd with Cash Prizes
Rodeo officials plan to feature Brahma bulls for bull riding and improved broncos, with 10 bull doggers and carefully selected steers. Prizes will be more attractive as merchants and city officials support the event, drawing inquiries from out-of-town contestants. Texas leads crude oil production, with Texas California and Oklahoma contributing a large share of total output.
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Ious
Texas
Union
California
Oklahoma
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Rollator
Norge
Norge Division
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Monroe Lions
Lawhead
Pao
Seagram’s
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