Louisiana College Students Win State Music Contest Honors
Four Louisiana College students won first place in the National Federation of Music Clubs competition held in New Orleans on April 18. Evelyn Butler, Dorothy Emma Walker, Barbara White Lisbon, and Marion Almand earned top honors in the quartet division with Leizt's Hungarian March. Walker and Butler also led in the duo division with Chopin Etude Op 10 and Arensky Valse. The federation aims to raise standards and motivate student excellence while encouraging regional and national contests. Milk facts follow as a separate note on dairy water needs.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
United States
National Federation of Music Clubs
Louisiana College
Evelyn Butler
Pineville
Dorothy Emma Walker
Pollock
Barbara White Lisbon
Marion Almand
Lake Providence
Chopin
Arensky
Miss Walker
Miss Butler
Women’s Clubs of Louisiana Convene at Natchitoches
The fourteenth annual convention of the eighth district Federation of Women’s Clubs opened in Natchitoches on Wednesday with twenty seven delegates in attendance. The gathering showcased local club initiatives and planned future activities across the district.
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Women's Clubs OF
Louisiana
Eighth District Federation of Women's Clubs
Natchitoches
Winners in Music Contest and New Officers Elected
Eight clubs and 63 visitors attended the music contest. New officers were Mrs. W. W. Tison of Natchitoches as first vice president, Mrs. C. W. Gladden of Winnfield as recording secretary, Mrs. C. J. Frye of Winnfield as treasurer, and Miss Camelia Gavel of Alexandria as auditor. A professor who mispolled 10 of 406 words won a spelling contest among Harvard faculty. Also guidance on testing butterfat in skim milk from a cream separator.
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W. W. Tison
Natchitoches
C. W. Gladden
Winnfield
C. J. Frye
Camelia Gavel
Alexandria
Tech Young Women select delegates for national conference
Miss Clara Nettie Hemiler of Mangham and Miss Rtta Mae Cowser of Arcadia were chosen by Louisiana Tech Young Women’s Christian Association members to attend the National Conference at Blue Ridge North Carolina June 6 to 16. The Y M C A at Tech will not send delegates this year. Louisiana State University Louisiana College State Normal Centenary Southwestern and others will send student representatives. Tech has previously sent delegates and says former participants returned to lead college religious activities.
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Clara Nettie Hemiler
Mangham
Rtta Mae Cowser
Arcadia
Young Women's Christian Association
Louisiana Tech
Tech
Blue Ridge
North Carolina
Conference of
Young Men's Christian Association
Y. M. C. A. At Tech
United States
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
Louisiana College
State Normal
Centenary
Southwestern
McLure Company Takes Over Columbus Marble Works Agency
B F McLure and Co local funeral directors have assumed the agency for Columbus Marble Works of Columbus Mississippi, enabling supply of all monument designs and prices. T Greer, factory rep, notes Ruston connection. The company, among the oldest and largest southern monument makers, supplied marble for the state capitol in Baton Rouge under construction.
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B. F. McLure and Company
Columbus Marble Works
Columbus
Mississippi
T. ©. Greer
Ruston
South
State Capitol
Baton Rouge
Monument Erection Expertise Highlighted by McLure Firm
Fred Nivens of the McLure company has substantial experience in erecting monuments, says A. E. Robison, president of the firm, with personal attention to that phase of the business. For pastures on tillable lands, best practices include seed variety in grain mixtures to boost protein and provide palatable feed for cows.
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Fred Nivens
McLure Company
A. E. Robison
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Ana Dorota
Evalyn Gutter
Girls AT Tech
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Etta Mae Cowser
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Chevrolet
Fisher Body
Basher
B. Fhint
Mich
Ruston Motors, Inc
Dubach Auto CO
Dubach, LA
L. A. Downs
Ilinois Central System
Illinois Central
Chicago
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