Ist Methodists To Initiate Its Revival Sunday
The First Methodist Church of Monroe prepares a revival starting Sunday October 10 led by Dr. Dawson Bryan of Houston and Kiev Dick Jenkins of Beaumont. Services occur weekday mornings and 7 30 p.m. all week with an inviting public.
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Houston
Ist Methodists
First Methodist Church of
Monroe
Houston, Tex
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Dick Jenkins
Beaumont, Ox
Private Mattison Arrives at Fort Hoon for 1st Armored Division
Private First Class Hugh A. Mattison, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mattison of Ruston Louisiana, has arrived at Fort Hoon and been assigned to headquarters company of the 1st Armored Division. Mattison entered the army in November 1953.
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Ark
Mattison
Adjutant General's School
Fort Benjamin Iarrison
Ind
1St Armored Division
West Fort Hood Reservation
Old Ironsides
Africa
Italy
Rethie Mae Mattison
S. 23Rd St
Temple
Tex
Fort Hoon
Hugh A. Mattison
R. A. Mattison
Route 1
Ruston
Army
Bas
River Stages Flood Present
Flood conditions persist with rising river stages as the region braces for higher water levels. The report notes increased 24 hour stage readings and ongoing flood warnings in affected counties.
New Mexico Flood Brings Emergency Mobilization and Refugees
Heavy rains deluged the Pecos basin as Rio Felix and Rio Hondo rivers swollen. Gov Mechem declared a state of emergency for Chaves and Eddy. National Guard to sandbag Rio Hondo banks north of Roswell. Red Cross shelters hold 150 plus families. Typhoid serum sent to Dexter amid flood fears. Cloud cover with possible heavy storms could worsen conditions.
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Rio Felix
Rio Hondo
Pecos
Edwin Mechem
Chaves
Eddy
National Guard
Roswell
Red Cross
Artesta
Hagerman
Dexter
New Mexico
United States Weather Bureau
Denver
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Eddie and Frannie Daniels attempt a cargo heist aboard the Flamingo at Tangier. They shortchange the deal by 840 dollars with counterfeit hundreds. Eddie pulls a knife to threaten the supercargo as they flee with a portion of cigars. Moroccan authorities ban the pair for likely public disorder.
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Eddie
Frannie Daniels
Tangier
Plan for bi racial grievance box at Ana costia school
Student leaders propose a complaint box run by a mixed white and Negro committee to handle grievances. A similar bi racial committee exists at McKinley school where strikers returned to class. Corning set Friday as absentee return deadline or lose athletic eligibility and club offices. Dean hopes supporters urge students back to school.
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Anacostia School
McKinley School
Hobart M. Corning
Corning
Hazel Hurricane Details From Jacksonville Forecast
Circular eye 25 miles wide with many spiral bands. maximum winds 100 knots. Forecaster Grady Norton called Hazel a very severe storm as it moved west at under 10 mph. East and north portions showed the highest velocities while south and west were weaker.
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Jacksonville
Grady Norton
Miami
Hazel
Cab Driver Hospitalized After West Monroe Crash Into Bicycle Shop
A 1:35 a.m. Friday collision involving a cab owned by Jack's cab company in West Monroe, a car driven by Robert Lee Wright, and a Birmingham truck damaged Keller's Bicycle Shop at 407 DeSiard. The cab driver remained hospitalized while Wright and Creel were treated and released. Damages include $750 inside the shop, plus glass and showcases. the store building is owned by the Conner Estate.
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Jack's Cab Company
West Monroe
Robert Lee Wright
R. J. Creel
Birmingham
Ala
Wright
Keller
DeSiard
Fred W. Keller
Woods
Conner
Judge J W M Call Featured Here For Laymens Day
Judge John W. McCall of Memphis headlines Laymen's Day observed across Southern Baptist churches. A half hour TV program at 10 a.m. opens with West Monroe high school ensemble. Sponsor is First Baptist Church led by E H Bing Miller with a slate of Baptist leaders to introduce speakers.
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Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
E. H. (Bing) Miller
Southern Baptist
John W. McCall
Memphis
Brotherhood Commission of the
Southern Baptist Convention
West Monroe High School
Arnold Kilpatrick
Anna Rose Camp
Miller
H. K. Litton
Monroe
Cass Moss
Winnfield
State Brotherhood
J. W. Womack
H. L. Sampson
District 3
West Monroe
Judge McCall
First Baptist Church
Court sentences handed to four in parish and district court
In Fourth District court Judge Jesse Heard sentenced Elijah Williams and Robert Morris to 18 months in Angola state penitentiary after guilty pleas to theft. Levi Gilliam, Silas Howard, and E L Freeman received jail terms or fines for theft and soliciting for prostitutes. Several defendants entered not guilty pleas on various theft and assault charges. Police linked an attack to a suspect after a car pursuit near an orphanage, aided by patrolman Oscar T. Dubois and a pin found at the scene.
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Angola
Jesse Heard
Fourth District
Elijah Williams
Robert Morris
Ouachita Parish
Levi Gilliam
Silas Howard
E. L. Freeman
Alema J. Millage
Ida Mae Baron
Carl Otwell
Fred W. Underwood
L. T. Strickland
Lindsey Williams
John Williams
Willie de Burr
Vigliorolo
Oscar T. Dubois
Dubois
Convict Quoted In Break-In Statement At Facility
Former convict Vigliorolo said in a statement he broke into a home early yesterday and went to Sister Mary Valentina’s room because she oversaw the petty cash fund. Fallon quoted him describing finding her awake as he searched for the money.
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Vigliorolo
Mary Valentina
Fallon
Ex-Resident Hicle Recallled by Winds Funeral Set
Funeral services for St. Guinn are set for 10 a.m. Monday at the National Military Cemetery near Alexandria under Hixson funeral home direction. Survived by wife and one son Douglas in Sweden, parents J. G. Guinn Sr. of Gulfport Miss and Mrs N M Gore Pineville, sister Mrs Helen Plunk Pineville, grandmother Mrs M E Guinn Pineville. Family moved from Monroe in 1945. Lt Guinn stationed in Alexandria about four months and began jet pilot training in January.
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Hicle
St. Guinn
National Military Cemetery
Alexandria
Hixson
Pineville
Helen Plunk
M. E. Guinn
Monroe
Guinn
Suspect moved to safe jail amid guard protection
Harold Richmond, 18, accused of raping one of twin white sisters and attempting to rape her twin on another night, was moved for safekeeping to Russell county jail in Phenix City under National Guards martial rule after his arrest at his home shortly after the second attack. The twins are 19.
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Opelika
Ala
National
Ira C. Mitchell
Harold Richmond
Russell County
Phenix City
National Guards
Richmond
Mitchell
Acquitted Of Murder Charge But Sentenced In England
In Salisbury England Mrs Mavis Wheeler was acquitted of attempted murder of her lover Lord Vivian but received a six month jail term for wound ing him and illegal possession of a gun. The shooting occurred last July at a secluded country cottage after an evening described as slurred by alcohol. The jury of nine men and three women delivered the verdict in the sensational case.
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Salisbury
England
Mavis Wheeler
Lord Vivian
South Urges Great Research Center for the South
Dr. Williams warns of growing educational load and predicts nearly twice as many Southern college students by 1970. He calls for at least one great research and graduate training center in the South, like Harvard or Yale, to close the regional lag. He praises the Southern Regional Education Compact but says sacrificial funding is needed to keep pace with the nation.
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Williams
South
Harvard
M. I
Yale
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