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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1937

Page

3

Northeast Louisiana Baptists Plan Annual Encampment

Plans are underway for the northeast Louisiana Baptist encampment at Castor creek near Olla in LaSalle parish from June 29 for ten days. The First Baptist churches of Monroe and West Monroe will send large delegations. Rev. L. T. Hastings leads as encampment president with Rev. B. C. Land as program chairman. Noted Baptist figures will join the program with Dr. E. D. Head of Houston as Bible instructor and Dr. J. D. Gray of New Orleans preaching daily. Ira Prosser directs music and teaches a music class with courses in Sunday school training and women’s missionary work.

Olla LaSalle Parish First Baptist Churches Monroe West Monroe L. T. Hastings Monroe First Baptist Church E. D. Head Houston Tex J. D. Gray New Orleans Ira Prosser Women's Missionary Society

FASTEETH Promises Comfort for False Teeth

Advertisement touts FASTEETH as a fix for embarrassing slips of dentures. It claims the powder helps teeth stay in place and feel comfortable while also freshening breath. Available at drug stores.

Mission Groups to Meet in Oak Ridge

Missionary groups from 15 Methodist churches in northeast Louisiana will attend a joint meeting at Oak Ridge Methodist Church Tuesday at 3 p.m. Delegations from Monroe and West Monroe will attend. Rev. H L Johns will preach Sunday night at Gordon Avenue Church followed by the quarterly conference.

Louisiana Oak Ridge Methodist Church Monroe West Monroe H. L. Johns Monroe Methodist District Gordon Avenue

Jackson Parish Library Unit Opens in Jonesboro

Jackson parish unit of the tri parish library project opened with Lorris Wimberly addressing the crowd. J O Modisette presided and speakers included H L Kilpatrick M L Dickerson A C Holly J C Shows S B McBride Ralph Rapheal and others. Other branches in Hodge Eros and Chatham will open Monday.

Jonesboro Jackson Parish Tri-Parish Lorris Wimberly House of Representatives Hodge Band J. O. Modisette Louisiana Library Commission H. L. Kilpatrick M. L W. H. McLauren S. D. McBride Jackson Hodge Eros Chatham

Building permits granted for remodel and garages

City inspector Sam H Awl issued permits to Mrs J T Austin to remodel the brick front of 125 De Siard Street Buckhorn bar for 309. Mrs Hattie Saucier approved to build two frame garages at 302 Webster Street and McGuire Street for 75 each.

J. T. Austin DeSiard Street Buckhorn Bar Hattie Saucier Webster Street McGuire Street

Drouth Strikes Mars Reported by Astronomers

Denver June 24 The planet Mars suffers a severe drouth worse than the midwest dust bowl as Mt Wilson astronomers Dr Walter Adams and Theodore Dunham Jr report from observations in February and April using a spectrograph They note no water vapor over Mars and suggest irrigation by Martians may exist if vegetation signs are real Nevil Sidgwick of Oxford says life is chemically possible on Mars

Associated Press Denver Mars Midwest Dust Bowl Frican Sahara American Association For the Advancement of Science Nevil V. Sidgwick Oxford University England Mt. Wilson

Two Agents Freed After Mistaken Slaying at Still

Marked Tree Arkansas June 24 Two federal alcohol tax unit agents J L Kidd and J R Jones were exonerated in the death of Deputy Constable Frank White after a gun battle at a still. The two raiders mistook White and Constable Jack McCullah for moonshiners and shots were fired. White died later at a Memphis hospital.

Marked Tree Ark T. Walker J. W. Hurley J. L. Kidd J. R. Jones Alcohol Tax Unit Frank White Fred Stafford White Jack McCullah Bruce Ivy Second Arkansas Judicial District McCullah Here Memphis

Negro Transferred to Ouachita Jail Over Check Theft

A. D. Ashley, 19, a negro farmer, was moved from the city to Ouachita parish jail on charges of stealing a check and signing the owner’s name. He allegedly pilfered an $88.50 check from the mails belonging to Haywood Clark and cashed it at a local hardware store for $79.50. Also noted is a historical eclipse fact: England had not seen a sun eclipse since 1724 and would not again until 1999.

A. D. Ashley Ouachita Parish Monroe Haywood Clark England

Dr Edmund Lowe Physician Dies in New Orleans

Dr Edmund Peyton Lowe 77 retired physician author and world traveler died after brief illness in New Orleans He fought yellow fever epidemics in 1897 and 1905 helped push for federal quarantine He studied at University of Mississippi Tulane University and practiced in Louisiana Mississippi and Colorado He authored several books and traveled to Alaska and Europe.

New Orleans Edmund Peyton Lowe Lowe Hinds County Miss University of Mississippi Tulane University Medical School Louisiana Mississippi Colorado Franklin County Utica Alaska Europe

Boy Scouts 10 Leave Sunday for Washington Jamboree

Boy Scouts complete summer camp season at Ki-Ro-Li as O H Black travels to Washington to attend the jamboree. Father Gremillion leads in his absence with a large contingent set to depart Monroe Sunday on a Missouri Pacific train at 9 30 p m aided by special coaches.

Ki-Ro-Li O. H. Black Quachita Valley Washington

Obituary note notes Lowe survivor details

In Our Basic Truth and American Principles references, Dr. Lowe is survived by his widow and a sister, Mrs A G Davis, of San Francisco. The brief mentions family connections and geographic link to San Francisco.

Train Kills Six Near St Albans on Vermont Line

Six section men preparing to work on the Central Vermont railroad line in St. Albans Town, three miles north of St. Albans, were killed by a New York Montreal train. The bodies lay along the track for about a mile. Dogs are muzzled in summer to curb rabies cases.

ST. Albans Here

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