The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 44

TttXLVE A THE SHREVEPORT TIMES SUNDAY. MAY 16. 1937 tory ot the Confederate re-unlon, has 'SAENCER'S1 Statistics Reveal Where Business Stands Nationally cousiiatta men SCHOOL SENIORS GRADUATE JIAY 21 yet to miss a single session. Be gardleas of whether the "boys" are getting together in Virginia or Texas, Tennessee or Louisiana, ha packs his Relief Sidelights bag and drives off la plenty of time to bo present when the opening gavel bangs. His answer to Gov.

Richard 1 Lecbe several days ago, is characteris Censm Taken to Determine What Unemployed Per- tic of "Unde Alf's" feeling toward the The governor bad inquired or not bo would be mm tun. ORDERS rilled Same Sour Received Add 10 iwrosuge FHOXB 12 Mght or Day, fast. Pros PeUvery Anywhere, Any Timet sons Did in Better Times Proves Helpful -w 1 rag imiitllti rtlttfltH rHHrtifr! iWjttfil rt'llihtii ifHIIrtlSti iiijiMt li.iiMr ihii'lP WiW iljlmii ilirilji "35 irter irmTir TTtmnT' ItmTT -rifftfr- rrtjtpr TTtrrttr TtmntT Tjigr jinjr yjm Tj)y wg. igjr jjjjt irjtj 35 -Htfftt- -HiHTnr" Hrrr rrrttrrtr- TFRfHr' iji4ifr-r vhl 1 Jiiil.ii J.iii.liiUJi'rtjr -itninr Wfc imr. ttw 'I'vni' Trmm upturn un mtrrv i uliHp' I'Hjjj -mr rTtTiTr ijjnjji Tfliiffir -ffPffiF "tijif" litiiiTTr Ms hex71" jnte 3te la physical and financial condition Cousbatta.

MT (SpecUL-Party-nlne seniors of the Coushatts high acbool are looking forward to the final event of their Llgh school career on May 91. Garbed ta cap and gown they expect to receive their diploma. Twenty -lj of the class are girls and 90 boys. At Ireat 30 of these boyi and glrla wta- continue their education ta the colleges. The baecalaureonte eermon will be delivered by Dr.

Seres of Shrerepon. en Sunday, May IS, la the high ecbool to attend the coming re-union. -I will be there," Mr. Fuller an Washington, D. May 15 (Special).

When federal re swered. lief. rolls were at their hifhest, the Vvorki Progressive Administration counted coses all around to find cut what Louis SWEET PINKS iana's 79,425 citizens on relief had done before hard times til HUT IXT OF IAIXEH struck. 1 The purpose was to get a concrete TO BE GIVEN carpenters, 170 painters, 161 elee-triclaas, St foremen, etc, while the outline of cold statistics setting forth tht Job at hand In getting these two. other Covered types of workmen such JCeep This Ad 1 These Low Prices Effective Tomorrow and Every Day! AWAY TODAY as 639 firemen, 333 equipment op-! pie back to work or training them for era tore.

3J1I truck aad tractor dnv- auditorium. The candidates for graduation ere: Addle Brown. Elisabeth Brown, Hcw-ena Brown, Nannie Byrne, Shirley Coleman, Ethel Dickson, Una Ed-ward. Blaine Fair, Lumas Forrest, Veola Frame, Berth tee Guest, VI-Tene Fields, Neva Hicks, Maurlne Hunter. Beatrice Jones, Mary La Moyne, Uarjorie Lee, Aline Llaao, Rachel liangham.

Pari Pickett, Norm Russell. Dorothy Warren, Linda Mae ther employment. Although the oen- era and 131 pipe layers. With totals getting smaller going us of relief was taken la March. Brooke, Smitk Of French.

Inc. National Advertising Detroit dowa ths list of classifications, the Tour of Brookwood Will 1935, and despite some difficulty CIGARETTES 1 census found 3,754 oa relief who bad with interpretations of "unemployed. 1 MP. Pkf. formerly been skilled workers in industry.

This Included 433 foremen Be Under Sponsorship of School Inexperienced," "employable" ani Camels, Chesterfields, Wren, Hope Madden, Ruth Madden and Inspectors, 48S sawyers, 663 me other terms, tht survey is still eon. Lucky Strikes. Old Colds (Cash la Store Only) (Only at Saenger Drug) Leasts Van Durant, Lonnle Bennett. National business held steadily at normal during April with Shreve-port one of the eighty-four trading areaa showing gains over March, according to the Indei compiled by Brooke, Smith French, Inc. Detroit and New York advertising concern.

The normal mark bad been reached la March for the first time since December, 1939. Twenty-two areas showed losses, but these were offset chiefly by southern gains, Little Bock, Ark. and other southern cities Joining fihrefeport In boosting the average. The chart shows general business tolnme since 1938. siderod sa excellent cross section of chanics, 359 locomotive engineers and firemen.

350 machinists and others. V. B. Black. Jr.

Klrven Brown. Odle Brown. Wilfred Russell, James Camp the whole problem. Avalons, Twenty Grands, Wings 2 pkfa, 27c Rare plant souvenirs win be given White Collar Class. Louisiana's unemployed run ooa at Brookwood.

the James Smlther bell. Lawrence Grantham, J. C. Ear Getting into ths "white collar" i man garden, to those guests visiting tlons of the relief roUs. 3,417 salsa vllle, Walter Eolley.

leland Morton, trary to ths general pattern found la other states. Farmers usually form Frank Jones, O. W. Janes, Frank Mas persons wars found oa relief in -the ths largest class oa relief, but la state. From retail stores cams 1,477 the garden in response to the invitation of the Southfleld school garden tour Sunday afternoon.

The potted FREE FREEFREE 1 r.1oth Dag Louisiana their total la way dowa the Ther were 180 real estate and in lnglL Philip Morgan, Mercer Nelson. Fllfred Perot, Allen it. Posey, Edward Posey. Roy Posey, John- Shaughnessy. Two Aged Veterans Keep list.

Lwgest group la the state was surance agents, 179 "newsies," 161 gift plants will be old-fashioned found to be that of domestle and These Prices Also Infective at BROADMOOR DRUG S96i Tonree Drive Phone M171 Motor Delivery $1 Field Glasses 49c Guy Stotta and R. W. Tatum. traveling salesmen aad 77 canvassers. Former office workers formed a re sweet pink plants, now so rare, but the same colorful flower with that 23c personal service works, of which With Every Pint nit SPECIAL Pact to Meet Annually lief classification of 3436, Including 713 were counted on relief.

The group Includes such workers as 7.146 family Latvia Is selling agricultural machinery at special prloes to farmers. full and spicy fragrance with which your grandmother used to border her 961 clerks, 33S stenographers, 399 servants, homo laundresses, 623 bookkeepers and accountants, 137 Qower beds. cooks, 313 barbers and beauticians, Last Survivors of Rebel Band From Lincoln and Union telephone operators, etc The distribution of these hundred etc. From business and industry eame Ct-TP THIS COUPON aw of plants was made possible at this Farmers la Minority. 1 1.183 proprietors, managers and of time when a member of the South- Tne 3.339 farmers counted was a Parishes Follow Customary Ritual at Session By M.

L. KELLEY field staff overheard Mrs. Smlther' ficials, of which group ths largest number 383 were hucksters, ped comparatively small number. The man say she wished she could con' group was divided about half and tact those Individuals who loved dlers aad Junk dealers. Others enumerated were 289 retail dealers and Ruston, May 15 (Special).

Two old men (neither of half between white and negro farm pinks as much as she did. So at ers and included 1.753 farm laborers managers, 68 building contractors, 19 this opportunity ahe wlQ divide At Our. Fountain Ice Cream Made Fresh and 1 Served Fresh 1a Oar Store from the Purest, Richest Ingredients. Pint Bricks at Oar Fountain or Delivered 1 1) rmh Strawberries aad Cream lUw VI' il whom will appreciate the sobriquet) their heads cottony, white, and their hearts probably lonely for departed com- and 578 "farmers." from trucking and cab companies and these Dyanthus Plumarious or com' Unskilled laborers out of work 7 foresters. mon old wild grass pinks, which are rades, last week "convened" Camp 7, Veterans of the War 45.

1 Felt 70! I "1 em eoly 4S I eft I formed anotherMarge relief classifi Th classiflcatlott of professional Mrs. Smitherman's favorite flower, BORROW ON YOUR CAR No Other Security Required Yon Keep Your Carl No Endorsers No Co-Makers There Is no easier way to borrow. If yon now owe money on your car and your payments are high, we can reduce them. Also additional cash If desired. Motors Securities Inc.

1235 Texas Avenue Directly Opp. Charity Hospital Or 14th Floor BUttery Bldg. Between the States, into regular annual session. cation. This group, too, was pre and technical workers covered a large Behind the presentation of these dominantly negro, there being 10, territory and totaled 1,141 for Lou- Both already two decades over the" plants Sunday afternoon Is a story, ana, Included were 371 teachers.

war and Included 3nong Its member 963 of them. This class Included such smaller groups as 1,807 who had been allotted "three score and 10" years For three years she has nursed tiny seeds to life and reset cuttings of of which 9 were from colleges, 333 of normal life, they still carry the ship an entire company of men In what are now Lincoln and Union par In the lumber and furniture Indus' musicians and music teachers, 143 HOT PLATE LUNCHES 25c various types of these old pinks. vibrancy of '61 In their step and the tries, 2,291 longshoremen and ateve- trained nurses, 96 technical engineers. Some of the seed eame from Call' old "rebel yell" in their voices, as ishes, who in 1861, threw down their plow stocks, and "fined up" with Joe dores. 1,964 building laborers and 43 clergymen and religious workers Chicken Dinners Every Tues Than, Sat, fornia and some from old gardens they perpetuate a custom that has helpers, 1,065 odd Job men, etc and email groups of artists, actors.

ift jf51 4 1 In Shreveport. But today only as Its purpose once a year, One of the largest classifications in architects, lawyers, etc down to the last man." It was start about a half dozen gardens in town Louisiana was that formed by inex are known to boast of these old ed shortly after the end of the Civil Ter, sunr I wh Uk wmk, tii I Now, rw diT- I it, at dUtd.Cauias I ritr yes'sukm a Willi autil ia iaat tooit. I perienced persons, in other words, Johnston and Stonewall Jackson. Only A. B.

F. "Uncle Att" Fuller, 81, Fellowship community, Lincoln parish, and J. E. Stewart, 92, Farmer vllle. Union parish, answered the roll call as the session officially opened in FarmerviUe last week, Their ranks favorites.

Joaquin Seniors to people who bad never done any work Sunday afternoon will not be the Gay White Shoe Polish, Special 10c for pay. These were mostly women. Graduate Next Friday first time that Mrs. Smitherman has ell COHCENTSATEa I An inexperienced person was de distributed plants and seeds from Saa Glasses, 75 Value 3Qv I BETTEJL I far sua was I td scribed as one who "performed no Joaquin, Texas, May 18 (Special). Brookwood.

For several years the had been cut to three late in 1938 by the passing of J. W. Strickland, BUtlt I SV gainful work of any kind" for the preceding 10 years. This Includes tall hollyhocks, glowing red popples ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL1 Start Earning Three Months SOONER Anto Sponges, 50e Value ..2 The following high school pupils will receive diplomas next Friday: Marie IMttak If tot ntml, ftlot young persons looking for their first 93, at Cboudrant, and again early In April by the sudden death of B. R.

Good Join, 93, Huston. Weather Thermometers. eters. and rare chrysanthemums have attracted attention through the Iron fence, and Individuals passing the Job and old folks who have retired LSPCIALtMiwek7J 75e Value but want to work again. In the Han aeon, Reba Crocker, Myrtle Cox, Elaine Dunham, Yvonne McOee, Catherine Wood, Audry McCrary, This year the session was carried house have requested to be remem state there were 13,670 on relief in High School graduates.

College students and teachers RUPTURE bered when seed and plant time came. So frequent were these requests that Doris Talley (aalutetorlan). Grace this plight, 6,496 of them between 16 and 34 years old. Dean (valedictorian), Dorothy Lauson, through an announcement In the on much In the same manner as previous meetings, opening with prayer, voting that the Camp "shall attend 19 a body," the annual Confederate reunion, paying tribute to departed comrades of the Camp, a general discussion, of the days of '61 to '65, when Semi-Skllled Numerous, Manufacturing industries let Lois Mitchell. Margaret and Mettle MlUeT, Anna Richardson, Wanda SUFFERERS Our expert Truss fitter wiU end yrfUr worries satisfaction guaranteed.

local papers on one occasion a day was set aside whereby garden lovers might come to Brookwood for the Mason, Zula Mae "Smith, Odessa 659 on Louisiana relief rolls, it was found. This classification covered Harvey, Mary Ella Board, Cyril Faulk. free plants and seed. They came Special Bobber Supporter, only considerable -territory, including Iva Mitchell. Ray Leggett, Willie the company followed ioe Johnston at Vlcksburg--Stonewatt Jackson in 405 dellverymen, 328 watchmen, 658 from the four corners of the city and many surrounding towns.

Following Mason, Robert Brian, Bryant Kirk- cab and bus drivers and chauffeurs. Virginia and North Carolina, and Sid land, Peyton Lout and Arnold Wil these newspaper announcements, hun who are Interested In preparing for business, government or teaching positions are Invited to make aa early start by enrolling in School. Bookkeeping, Secretarial. Higher Accounting, Stenographic, and Machine Courses, Including Comptometer. Poet Graduate Courses, too.

Credit allowed for previous Commercial training. Spacious, well-ventilated study halls, equipped with electric fans throughout. Day and Might School. Large teaching staff. Individual advancement.

Free Employment Department, averaging more than (0 calls per month for graduates. Tot full Information about courses, rates, terms, ask for free catalogue no obligation. Meadows Draughon College "The School of Besotti" George A. Meadows, a Accta, Pres. Majestic Building.

BHKEVEPOBT, LOUISIANA Phone I-577S ,566 "operatives," 1,001 from food liams. ney Johnston at Ehlloh. and beverage industries, etc. -These E. R.

Alexander of Texas A. and Singing of an old hymn, "Amazing Grace," has been the semi-final event were aU semi-skilled workers. college will deliver the address. From the construction business Ronson I Razors Blades 4-1 dreds of letters from the coast of Maine to the Mexican border enclosing dimes and stamps for packing of the plants came to Mrs. Smitherman.

As a consequence of that previous experience, Mrs. Smitherman Special low ent prices this week oa aU fin Wines aad Whiskies. of the session since Its organization. The custom was again observed this Chemical anallysea have shown dried came 6,008 skilled and 4,181 semi skilled workers. The first classifica bodied of grasshoppers nave A high year, with a daughter of Mr.

Stewart tion included such groups as 3,023 protein content. providing the piano accompaniment as the two old veterans stood and requests that there be no shipping Hinds Honey and Almond of the pinks. There will bo plenty sang. The session was ended with Cream with dispenser for all visitors Sunday, but they will 50c Chesterfield Basor Blades, Doable edge, finest Sweedlsa Steel, iQ- Special 47w Made by Gillette (One Package to a Castomer) prayer. be given only on that day.

us Tad Alt during the 47-year his Mrs. Smitherman has grown the SOc Box Stationery and various type flowers to write about Envelopes for the magazines. Two articles by her, available at the library, were Russian Mineral Oil, extra heavy Quart 60e Alka Beltier 25e Fitch Hair Oil and X5e Shav. frmm fina vain .290 FISH' published in the winter of 1036-87 In 'Wature Magazine" and "The Amer 1 lean Home" telling of the proper LW Triple-Whip 4-Pnrpose Cleansing Cream, full pound 79c 91-25 Ice Cap InsuUn-C-40-lOce tl.U $1.00 Rubber Set Shaving Brash and SOc Tnbe Ingram's Shaving Cream; IU0 value for pink culture and the reason so many persons have poor luck growing our $1.25 Hot Water Bottle or Syringe 69c Bee Playing Cards, Ko. 67, Angel Back.

doe. Value Electric Fans I1.4S 35c (16 ox.) Superior Alcohol (fall strenetb). Special The kind your doctor will recommend grandmothers favorites. These ar tides carry the fruit of Mrs. Smith' erman's experience, effort and re search on pink growing.

Perfect drainage is stressed. 1J56 Men'a Zipper Billfold and Packaee ot XSSc Razor Blades. "Not heat kills pinks but wet feet Graduation Specials $5 Value FOUNTAIN PEN ,..1.980 and poor soggy beds. Remember your grandmother used spice pinks to border with," says Mrs. Smither 59c Finer Vacuum.

Lifetime guarantee 50e Pencil to Match man. $1.25 Alarm Qockt Z9 The tan border of perpetual bloom 3Se Bathmor Cant will bo also ot Interest to many gar 40c VaL 4 Pow. Puffs 19c den lovers when they stroll about the Brookwood garden Sunday. Re 50c Buck HelmeU SI Eversharp Ztn Magnetic Shears 0" (Same aa Recently Sold Here) gardless of season this border or hedge Is sever without blossoms to $1.00 GLYCAS, pkg. 94c cut for home decoration.

In zero weather or torrid heat there is ever 25e SUk Sachet Bags. Assorted odors "SP" OFFERS 14c something to pick. Here interesting things have been done with hardy ror That Tired Feeling! SAENGER'S SYSTEM i BUILDER $1.00 Bottle Postpaid 25c dies' Handkerchief with Powder Puff 14c shrubs and small border plants which will stand much punishment ta iiimi jm i imimiupismiMpM 1 OS? 3 Money Saving Bargains Daily Round Trips NOW and AH Summer A FEW EXAMPLES SHREVEPORT TO: other words take car of themselves to a large extent. The coarser shrubs that both bloom and bear IOC Beet Toothpaste and j5c Tefra Toothbrush, 6Se value, both for I Was a Bundle of Nerves! Victim of bright berries have been Included as well as tht common native plants ska ritch Shavlnr Seems like everybody's catchin fish this Spring. I see 'em comin in with their limit of white perch of a size to fit neatly into a frying pan, and I tee 'era with bass what you could poke a No.

3 tomato can right down their mouths. Makes me feel for the fellow what wants to go fishin but ain't got no way. Trouble with people in this country is, they think: they got to own a fine new car or none at all. Which is foolish, of course. Out in California people think more about transportation and less about impressin their neighbors.

Lots of good used cart from Louisiana are sold out on the Pacific Coast What would be' a fishin car in Louisiana it good enough for many a rich man but there. We got dependable automobiles, plenty of 'em, what can be bought so cheap the terms don't amount to nothin. And most of these automobiles has got more transportation left in 'em than has been used up. If you need a fishin car what could also be safely used for a little trip to Canada or Mexico or the Ozarks this why don't you come down, today to eur lot on Texat Avenue at Grand or to our on on Market Street at Fannin, and Cream Ilka golden rod, brown eyed susaat, Klondyke daisies, wild asters, yucca, 2Se Dr. West Toothpaste SOc Sire Swav Shavtnf Los 177.00 laa Diego UM Saa inJM Portland, Ore, tU Seattle, Wash.

siOl Vancouver, B. C. S4.0I and Boo ten broom Four o'clocks are not forgotten In this old-fashioned garden, while the goldea day, and butterfly lilies make fragrant those warm summer twilights. TlrsM DdMftM Back ta a semi-shaded nook at Carrlw Cersa, Calif enda Ask the SP Agent for full details, limits, stop over privilege, etc. Oo by.

train have mora time "there." and enjoy AIR-CONDI-TIOXED comfort en route. Two air-conditioned trains daily-leave ahreveport 3:30 A. M. and 11:00 P. M.

connection at Houa ton with the famed Sl'NSET UM- ITED and ARGONAUT to My iVmM Vt hnhu4 wIM a atmdk of Brookwood, Mrs. Smitherman found aa Ideal spot for camellaa- and Jap-1 onlcas. These will be found by a 85.61 Few Tort City (Rail-water circuit) Cloudrroft, N. M. library window, half hidden from the eye.

Here the ground has Just I ii mi way ,2 Cream (with- TJngentlne) .......170 80 5-rr. Quinine Capsules, Special ..690 t5e Ammen's Heat Powder, Special, for 50c 15c Williams Talcum for Mea 8e Bars Health Soap, SOe value, Special Cahmere Bouquet to. tlon, 15c value, Special 6c i Velour Powder Puffs, 40c value, Special $1.00 Nujol 69c $1.00 Wins of Cardnl S9c $1.00 Ovaltlns 89o $1.00 Petrolagar 33.6S SS.M Mexico City enough sand loam to promote rapid growth. Back ot these plants evtn the English Ivy crawling over the bricks boasts descent from 'historical Monterrey, Me. 30.90 rat nlf It sot awathlr imtnlariticf and enmpi rtitnal tnf acrrca, cuims hutaeha, aot and eoM Sub ani wraeM mr rta.

1 nSmd for yean antil I trM Gfttm. It hlpcd bm rirtit away. Crmmpt nm hlml, mtrrm improrcd, hlti' tmi. My vbol aonditloa Is now UJnum 1st letped Wamea for Tsars aKSTRENbaMprneripthmefUitwarle. funotn women's ipvetaliiit, Dr.

i. Goteira, Dstd la privaU practice St mra. Mow sold ear torn. AU vasvtaUa Me iu tarsus dran. lak Oaatna for fnaak waalmaat, aiw fat Mia a4 eJatmaa of Imenlarlty or Srlay, For an seas, 14 to ana em.

Oat May. Tak Gaatm at st parioa or, fcattcr (till, bwla a waak or two afora, If aot StllrHnL roots. The first ivy plants at Brook wood eame from Virginia, from Gen eral Lee's home. Mrs. Smitherman direct descendant of Oeneral Laa through her paternal treat- grandfather, from Prince Edward AUenUon football fans: start now planning to follow the Centenary football team to Los Angeles lor game with Loyola November 11.

This trip to be an outstandlni event la athleue history ot the Ark-La-Tei area. 7 City Ticket Offle 403 Market St. Phone 1-7331 I aoat taraadaa. witaoas eoaatlaa. aaiaaa county, Virginia, The eld daffodils dowa under the trees earn from the old Morton estate of Prince Edward county.

i Special Thla Week. $1.19 I Panaj TesewJle sorder look around) Magnolia CCC Newspaper 1 Bated Among Six Bent Magnolia. Ark May 18 (Special The Magnolia CCC camp newspepet entitled the "Veteran's Soil-Saver 3 3 a- v. 0 i has been rated as ons of the six ben camp newspapers la ths Sen tenth r-v Area, which includes ths states ot Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska if 1 i rir i 1 Minnesota, Iowa, North and South Dakota, With practically 164 papers. Largest Ford eDalcr the MlcJ-Soulh 1 308 Market St.

Phone 3165 This news earns to William Fleming, educational adviser of tht eamp. p. CksaUe Una, Ones) P. Wad 0w aWWa Fwdflri ft, Mrls WHERE EVESTBODT TBADE8 Rangoon, India, to bavt aa air thsatrtk.