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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1933

Page

5

Revival Draws Large Crowd at Local Church

A large crowd attended Sunday revival services at the Church of Christ, South Second and Apple streets. Evangelist Mc Clung preached on The Eternal Purposes of God and the need for a life with purpose. Evening messages focused on judgment from Revelation 20:12 as services run 10 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. daily through the week.

Church of Christ South Second Apple Streets Evangelist McClung God Jehovah

Man Recovers After Gas-Free Diet Prescribed

W. L. Adams suffered heart flutters from bloating after meals. Adilerika treatment relieved gas, allowing normal eating. Sold in Monroe by Col lena Pharmacy.

W. L. Adams Adilerika Monroe Collena Pharmacy Adv

French Colonial Empire to Meet in Paris Ottawa Style

Premier Daladier calls an Ottawa like conference with colonial representatives to harmonize tariffs among France, its colonies, and the world. The talks aim to coordinate a five hundred million dollar yearly trade and review three tariff regimes across assimilated colonies, preferential zones, and others with minimum duties.

Paris France Ottawa Daladier London Ramsay MacDonald Tropics Algeria Indo-China Madagascar Frech Edouard Daladier Est Washington Republic

Monroe Rotary Club to Attend District Conference

Monroe Rotarians will travel to Vicksburg for the 17th district International Rotary conference held Thursday and Friday. An advance guard arrives Wednesday night for preparations, with sessions at Saenger theater and a full program of addresses, luncheons, and entertainment for members and their guests.

Rotarians Monroe Vicksburg International Rotary Mississippi City W. M Harper Rotary Anns Saenger Theater John O'Neill, Jr Vicksburg Club J. C. Hamilton J. Albert Peart Judge Harper Monroe Club Allen H. Bagg Pittsfield Masa Rotary International Adam Lorch, Jr D. Aubrey Haas International Secretariat Leon §. Lippincott Carl L. Faust R. G. Cox Claybrook Cottingham Clayton Rand Charles C. Shedd International Adam Lorch Rotary J. Howard Fore Bunkie Record Tom M. Callahan Lafayette Advertiser Edgar G. Williams McComb James H. Skewes Meridian Mississippi

Hitler Sets Official German Fashion With Cutaway Stripes and Topper

Adolf Hitler abandons the Prince Albert coat for the cutaway and striped trousers with a silk top hat as official day garb in the new Germany. Goering Goebbels and von Papen switch, while von Hindenburg sticks to the old brazenrock as formal attire fades.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Prince Albert Germany Heinrich Bruening Julius Curtius MacDonald Goering Goebbels von Papen Frick von Hindenburg

Boots Reported Stolen From Car Fender

Mrs. T. A. Breard of De Siard road reported the theft of a pair of hip boots from the fender of a car parked in front of her house overnight. The boots are described as light-sreenish tan.

T. A. Breard DeSiard Road

Morrow Attends Conference of Loan Officers

D R Morrow crop production loan supervisor for Louisiana returned from Memphis where he attended a conference of crop production loan executives. Second loan checks will be mailed from Memphis and distributed through field inspectors at the courthouse. Applications for loans ended April 20 with April 30 as the last usable day. unemployment reef workers reduced at the courthouse, two kept to finish tasks.

D. R. Morrow Louisiana Memphis Mr. Morrow Arkansas Unemployment Reef

Script Is Authorized For Franklin Teachers

WINNSBORO La May 1 Special At a Franklin parish school board meeting in Winnsboro the board approved issuing six percent interest script from issuance date to teachers covering four months unpaid salary of the current session. The district plans to renew contracts for the full teacher corps subject to term length and the 1933-34 salary schedule.

Winnsboro Franklin Parish Franklin Louisiana H. L. Wooleridge

Bluegrass Beauty Margaret Walker Is UK Band Sponsor

Margaret Walker, a University of Kentucky sophomore, is named sponsor of the school's 90 piece band. The honor marks the highest recognition for a woman student at UK.

University of Kentucky Margaret Walker Associated Press

Negroes Injured In Sunday Night Fights

Reports at police headquarters say two black men were injured in separate Sunday night confrontations. Lizzie McCoy was slashed with a razor by Ike Lowe a city jail trusty. Ed Clay was struck on the head with an iron pipe by Mayfield Smith.

Lizzie McCoy Ike Lowe Negro Trusty Ed Clay Mayfield Smith

Mrs. Virginia Tooke Dies at 89 in West Monroe

Mrs. Virginia Catherine Tooke aged 89 died Sunday night at Dr. E G Calvert’s home in West Monroe after an appendicitis operation at St Francis sanitarium. She was a Selma Alabama native and widow of John F Tooke. Survived by son Robert G Tooke of Mt Lebanon and son Louis M Tooke of Shreveport. Funeral Monday at Calvert residence with Rev Laula Holffpauir. Interment Mt Lebanon cemetery. Pirates with 2000 vessels off our coast between 1690 and 1720.

Virginia Catherine Tooke North Louisiana E. G. Calvert Cypress Street West Monroe Selma Ala John F. Tooke Robert G. Tooke Mt. Lebanon Bienville Parish Louis M. Tooke Shreveport Calvert Laula Holffpauir First Methodist Church of

Burglary Stolen Watch and Ham From Mrs. Nettles Home

Police report a burglar entered the rear of 110 Louis-Ann Avenue Sunday night and stole a 21 jewel yellow gold locomotive watch, a charm engraved with L P C N initials, and half a ham from Mrs. Lee Nettles.

Lee Nettles Louis-Ann Avenue

Lions Use Summons Call To Coordinate Stealth Movements

A study shows lions employ a high pitched whistle like call to summon distant members during stealthy troop movements. Researchers observed coordinated panning and silent signal exchanges aiding hunting and habitat navigation.

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