Presbyterians Plan Stewardship Month Activities
The United States Presbyterian Church announces November as Christian Stewardship Month with plans for nationwide church studies, stewardship reading contests, and a youth essay prize. Prizes total 60 dollars, with regional awards. church paper week runs November 8 to 15 to promote distributing church papers. The Louisiana Synod meets November 17 in Lafayette with reports from missions and education committees and address the church’s 13,929 members in 113 churches.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Presbyterian Church
United States
General Assembly
Stewardship Committee
Assembly
Woman’s Auxiliary
Presbyterian
Southern Presbyterian
Nashville
Miss
Barnum Springs
N. C
Clinton
S. C
Lewisburg
W. Va
Goodland
Oklo
Synod of Louisiana of the Presbbterian Church
U. S
Lafayette
W. Alexander
Nis Voss
D. F. Wilkinson
Foreign Miiasions Committee
A. H. Ziemer
Home Mission Comittee
J. F. McKenzie
Sunday School Work Committee
B. L. Price
Christian Education and Ministerial Relief Committee
Public sale of Monroe Building & Loan case property
The Fourth District Court of Ouachita Parish issues a writ of fi fa against A J Waller in Monroe, Louisiana. Milton Coverdale, Sheriff, will sell at the courthouse front door in Monroe between legal hours on November 21, 1925. Property: Lot 2, Square 7, Austin & Ebys First Southern Addition to West Monroe. Bidder must pay cash without appraisement. Dates listed October 20 1925 and subsequent sale dates.
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State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Monroe Building & Loan Association
A. J. Waller
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish of
Ouachita
Monroe
Austin & Eby
West
First Street
Fife
Milton Coverdale
T. EC Brown
Guy Baker
Louisiana
Monroe City Court Sale Notice in Ouachita Parish
In Monroe Louisiana City Marshal sale of seized goods under writ of fi fa to satisfy claim by EC Brown vs Guy Baker. Sale includes bedstead mattress springs and a Ford roadster motor number 8287458. Cash with appraisement to highest bidder. October 27 1925.
Night house whispers and a long awaited reveal
In a tense domestic scene, Lillian confronts Dicky about Fanny Powell and Katherine’s abduction. The couple brace for a dramatic morning retelling as the narrator, unsettled, seeks coffee before Lillian hears the promised “good news.” Dr. Meredith interrupts with an urgent call.
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Lillian
Fanny Powell
Katherine
Dicky
Fanny Powel
Dicky-bird
Katie
Dr. Meredith
Mrs. Bickett
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Paris Mode Report Describes Autumn Tweed Tailleur Trend
Paris fashion notes detail autumn tweed tailleurs with short skirts and tight coats, men style collars, high neck blouses, and black ribbons. Descriptions cover coat lengths, buttoning, seams, and fabrics in beige tweeds, browns, grays, and bold linings, with leather belts and fur accents on dressy outfits.
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Alice Langelier
Paris
Madame
Big dividends touted in Jewish Star classifieds
Readers are urged to pursue lucrative returns advertised in the Jewish Star classifieds. The note highlights strong profits and assurance of safe investments, urging quick action and noting limited availability.
Probe Rumors of Rum at Legion Convention
Omaha police and federal investigators examine liquor conditions at the recent American Legion convention as part of a grand jury inquiry. Officials probe alleged excesses and violations tied to hotel bars and convention events in Omaha.
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Legion
Omaha, Neb
A. P
American Legion
Federal Grand Jury Investi
St Josephs G F P Offers Hope For Nervous Women
An advertisement extols St Josephs G F P a tonic claimed to cure catarrh of the generative organs and related female disorders. It argues absence of such catarrh causes pain fatigue and weakness and says the medicine restores health vigor and youthful buoyancy.
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St. Joseph's G. F. P
Jury to Hear Legion Complaints Amid Prohibition Probe
Twenty two jurors were empanelled to hear routine Legion complaints as evidence was gathered for today’s investigations involving police officers and prohibition agents. The inquisitorial body will hear testimony from Legion officials and investigators on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gation
Legion
Prohibition
William E Knox 63 Born Irish Banker Leader
William E Knox former president of the American Bankers Association, born in Ireland, is 63 years old today. He led major banking groups and influenced financial policy during his tenure.
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William E. Knox
The
American Bankers Association
Ireland
Cure Your Cold the Sensible Way
An ad advises taking one Pond's Pill at bedtime at the first cold symptoms. It claims to start the liver, remove bile and poisonous germs, and make the sleeper wake up well. Cost 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Peacock
Pond
Cardus Tonic Says Mrs Hall Regained Strength
Mrs James M Hall of Weathersby Mississippi writes she suffered pains and weakness before trying Cardus. After starting, she reports rapid improvement, gaining strength and returning to work, gardens, and activity. She ordered more bottles and says she is well now. Ask your druggist.
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Weathersby
James M. Hall
Cardus
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