Bendel Heads Rotary Group in Monroe
Dr W L Bendel was installed as president of the Monroe Rotary club at a Thursday noon meeting in Hotel Virginia. He will serve 18 months due to a calendar year alignment starting January 1 1939 succeeding past president Clarence Oakley. Judge W M Harper presented the retiring president’s travelling bag and praised Oakley’s service.
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W. L. Bendel
Monroe Rotary Club
Hotel Virginia
Rotary
Bendel
Monroe Club
Clarence Oakley
W. M. Harper
Club
Oakley
Monroe
Rotary Club
Clab
Quachita Parish
Rotary installs new Monroe president and officers
Dr Bendel presides as Rotary Club of Monroe installs officers including E L Neville vice president Alston Prophit secretary treasurer and board members. The club with 88 members reports healthy finances and yearlong work with 4 H Buddy Club Boy Scouts Red Cross and local schools. New members John Theus and Dr Prentice Gray Jr are welcomed. Albert Horuff and Joe Washburn receive boutonnieres. An annual barbecue is planned for next Thursday at Bernstein Place. no noon meeting next week.
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Louisiana National Guard
Reserve Officers Corps
B'Nai Brith
American Legion
American Medical Association
E. L. Neville
Alston Prophit
Bob Breard
O. A. Evans
William Mintz
Prophit
Buddy Club
Boy Scouts
Good Fellows
Parish T. B. Association
Red Cross
Home of Good Samaritan
Ruston and Choudrant Leaders Plan Membership Drive
Robertson and Arthur Kutper of Ruston join James Copeland of Chou drant as plans are laid by Mr. Hunt to cooperate with Commander Kelly for a membership drive to be conducted shortly.
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Mr. Hunt
Kelly
Ripley Stars in New Huskies Radio Show Debut
Robert Ripley stars in a weekly NBC Blue program sponsored by Huskies breakfast cereal. The half hour show, debuting Friday July 16, features Ripley’s bizarre tales and freak facts drawn from tropical America rivers and lakes.
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Ripley Star
NEW Huskies
Robert Ripley
NBC Blue
Tropical
America
Fashion Now Big Industry
Two former midwest women turned fashion experts say fashion is America’s top industry for high paying jobs for trained women. They estimate rapid advancement and salaries from five to ten thousand dollars in five to ten years and stress fashion requires technical knowledge, not just style.
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Mary Elizabeth Plummer
New York
America
Tobe Coller Davis
Tobe
Milwaukee
Julia Coburn
Kansas City
Fifth Avenue
Miss Coburn
Local Men Attend Meeting in Ruston
C A Hunt post commander of Rodney J Hobbs VFW and H Miller post commander attended the Parnell post meeting in Ruston Thursday night. The main business was electing delegates for the departmental encampment with T T Kelly named as post commander and ex-officio delegate.
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C. A. Hunt
Rodney J. Hobbs
Veterans of Foreign Wars
H. Miller
Parnell Post
Ruston
T. T. Kelly
Comimai der
Udegrte
J. S
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