Lions Meet Plans Banquet for March Twenty Second
A Monroe meeting led by district governor A B Clarkson outlined a March 22 Louisiana Lions banquet at Hotel Frances. Lions Clubs statewide expressed interest in attending and presenting local product displays on the banquet’s lower floor. Dr Robert A Clark of Memphis and Julian C Hyer of Fort Worth are expected to attend with a full program including an orchestra and entertainment.
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A. B. Clarkson
Lions
Louisiana Lions
Lions Clubs
Monroe
Hotel Frances
Robert A. Clark
Memphis
Julian C. Hyer
Fort Worth
Texas
S. L. Digby
L. G. Hughes
W. H. Anders
Bob Burns
Jake Humble
Sam Davis
Jack Rodgers
Transportation
A. G. Treadgold
J. G. Snelling
F. D. Lippman
Neville Students Stage Two Plays Friday at High School
Neville High School presents a Shakespearean burlesque Julius Caesar by 2:50 pm in the auditorium with director Mrs. Minnie Ruffin. A second play Station YYYY follows at 8 pm with the Winstead and Ethridge families among the cast, plus Stubbs Annie and other acts including vaudeville, quartets, and a tap dance.
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Julius Caesar
Neville High School
Minnie Ruffin
Caesar
Sam Jones
Mark Antony
Jack Adcock
Brutus
Roland Adcock
Cassaius
Henry Florsheim
Trebonius
Carlo Sciara
Casca
George Manteris
Lucius
Julius Haddad
Ed Gill
Ira Portis
Wil Nave
Mr. Winstead
Lynton Ethridge
Mrs. Winstead
Ruth Murphy
Herbert Winstead
Frank Renfro
Anita Winstead
Joy Seele
Rodger Colbyee Newton
Carolyn Winstead
Stubbs
Annie
Gladys Wage Charles
X Withlace
Armadine Renaud
Faulkner Blanks
Drilling methods discussed at Lions Club meeting
Oakland members led a Lions Club session outlining drilling techniques for oil fields and gas wells. L S Digby announced plans for the AUL Louisiana banquet in Monroe on March 22, with intensive club work to support the event.
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Oakland
Arne
Ozekle
Lions Club
L. S. Digby
Monroe
Fred William
Merce
Conviers of the Lions
A. G. Treadgad
Tr Sence
B. M
Id bin Cess
r-World
Burglary at Kramer Home Investigated
A burglary at the Kramer residence on Bres Avenue is under investigation. Entry occurred by prying a window screen. a flashlight and various small items including hosiery were reported missing while occupants were at home.
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Kramer
Far
Refugees Helped by Five Acre Plantation Sketch
A fragmented report notes a five acre plantation donated for refugee relief near a community area. It mentions J. C. Holstein, a parish Red Cross secretary, and donors linked to seed plans and local Melame the piot.
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Je C. Holstein
Red Cross
Dunetes Meyer
Y M C A Leaders Plan for City Wide Support
A Monroe Y M C A meeting at Hotel Virginia chaired by Col. Frank P. Stubbs outlined plans to continue Y M C A work. Rev. Ernest Duncan Holloway spoke on youth welfare and organizers aim to mobilize over 300 men from Monroe and West Monroe to sustain the movement. A follow up gathering is set for next Tuesday at 6 30 p m.
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Hotel
Virginia
Frank P. Stubbs
Monroe Y. M. C. A
Stubbs
Ernest Duncan Holloway
First Presbyterian Church
Hotel Virginia
Monroe
West Monroe
Low mood drives women back to kitchen says retailer
H C Selby district sales manager for General Foods Sales Company Memphis TN notes that despite shrinking incomes some food products show steady or higher sales in 1931. He claims the low mood has American women cooking more at home with rising jelly jam making and baking product purchases.
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H.C. Selby
General Foods Sales Company, Inc
Memphis
Tennessee
Four Plead Guilty In Ouachita Parish Court
Pleas of guilty entered by four defendants in Ouachita Parish District Court. G. W. Callen der received months in state penitentiary for breaking into Ray Carter's Sandwich Shop in West Monroe. H. A. Tarver got a year on a similar charge. Ed Jones the taxi driver drew six months after pleading guilty to robbing William Wesley at Bernstein Park.
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Ouachita Parish
Ray Carter
West Monroe
G. W. Callender
H. A. Tarver
Ed Jones
William Wesley
Bernstein Park
Hhima
Girlis
Hegal
You will remove that odd piece of furniture now
The note urges disposal of an unfamiliar furniture item blocking space and calls for prompt actions to clear the area. It emphasizes urgency and practicality in handling the obstruction.
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Garret
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