The Shreveport Journal from Shreveport, Louisiana • 15

Friday October 19 1923 THE SHREVEPORT JOURWATV Page Fifteen I Christian Mission Body to Meet Here Wife of Physician Succumbs Here At the Majestic cD roerisanc GND MUSICIANS OF CITY ACCLAIM ARTISTS deliver an address closing at 4:30 tn The final session will be a banquet at 6:30 tn with the program around the table featured by songs and fellowship and a missionary address Ruston La where funeral Eery Ices were held Friday afternoon Surviving relatives are the widower the mother Mrs Odom of Shreveport two sons Win Kidd of Ruston and Kidd of Starks three daughters Miss Jack Kidd of Stark Miss Marie Kidd of Shreveport and Mrs Roach of Shreveport four brothers and one sister Continued from Preceding Page Mrs Charles Gould will reach home today from a summer visit In Virginia and Tennessee Mrs Maggie Bennett Kidd wife of Dr A Kidd of Stark La died at 12 o'clock Thursday night following an illness of only a few days at a local sanitarium Mrs Kidd wa3 prominent in church and social circles and was a member et the 'Baptist church The remains will be sent by hearse by the McCook Brothers Funeral Home to Martha Attwood and Alessandro Alberini Give Program at Byrd High Auditorium Stops Dandruff Immediately and prevents Its return by a few applications of Imperial Remedy: pleasant odor not greasy All druggists are authorized to refund your money if it Benjamin Franklin was called "Poor Richard" -S I 111 I Store Hours 8:30 to 5:00 MAJESTIC THEATRE Who killed policemen John Parker? Was it the gangster who suddenly remorseful and remembering his clean past committed suicide Or was this but a coincidence complicating the mystery Around that question revolves the conflicts and passions the tensely dramatic situations of "State street Sadie" the Vitaphone crook mystery melodrama scheduled to open at the Majestic Theatre Saturday for a five days' engagement Conrad Nagel a Vitaphone fay-mite in Shreveport and Myrna Loy and William Russell whose voices are new to this city top the impressive cast An excellent bill of Vita-phone vaudeville is also on the program "The Patriot" Emil Jannings' sensational sound picture closes its engagement at the Majestic Theatre tonight Here is a picture that can be classed as truly a "wonder film" and those who have viewed the performance were convinced they had witnessed a film masterpiece Additional entertainment is furnished by the Sound comedy "The Dizzy Diver" featuring Billy Dooley Murder Is Charged To County Jailer The sixth -annual one-day convention of the United Christian Missionary society for this district will be held Oct 25 at the Kingshighway Christian church of this city These one-day gatherings constitute the greatest convention enterprise of the Disciples of Christ In point of attendance and last year broke all previous records with a total attendance of 54039 Because of the great popularity of these conventions it was found necessary to hold 201 of them this year covering all sections of the United States and parts of Canada The general theme of the conventions is "Sharing with Christ" The morning session will open at 10 o'clock with a service leading to high levels of spiritual power This will be followed by a program of unusual interest covered by agenda which will be in the hands of the delegates who will have opportunity to personally participate in the discussions "Making a Missionary Church" Is the topic of the agenda and the address at this session will be delivered by a missionary The afternoon session will begin with simultaneous conferences from 1 to 2 o'clock held by the missionary organizations and religious education workers Then will come a period for the discussion of the brotherhood's business at which time among other things the home and foreign survey will be considered The board of education and state missions are on the program for 25 minutes each and a missionary will I presented to the club free of charge The president following the kill of the body will appoint delegates to the federation convention in Alexandria in November Owing to the opening of the Louisiana State Fair there will be no further Thursday afternoon program teas until November 8 Following adjournment of the business session Mrs Harry Johnson chairman of the division of music took charge of the program and introduced Mr and Mrs George Proudfit in recital Seldom have music lovers been treated to so wholly delightful a feast of melody Mr Proudfit who Is professor of violin at Centenary college and comes to us from the chair of music at the State Normal In Natchitoches is a pastmaster of his art The strains that vibrated from his old Arnett violin were entrancing and coupled with the exquisitely harmonious accompaniment of Mrs Proudfit must have delighted the angel -Israfel" himself Mrs Proudfit is unusually talented both as accompanist and singer Her polished coloratura soprano has a wide range and she was most beautifully accompanied throughout by Miss Patti Zeigler Her outstanding selection was "Charmante Oiseau" (from "La Per le du by David Both artists possess a notably finished technique The club was honored by a very short visit and a few well chosen words from Miss Martha Attwood the Metropolitan Opera singer who Is the guest of the American Legion in Shreveport The afternoon closed with an informal gathering in the flower-decked reception rooms of the club where from a handsomely appointed table Mrs Wiltz Ledbetter president and Mrs Willis vice president poured tea Mrs Frank Lee chairman of the board Mrs Percy Butler house chairman and other officers assisted in the courtesies Funeral Services For Police Officer Are Held Friday 4 11 i I- I 1 I a 7 1 11111 11141 lit i-- Pi' 14E4- alk '1111411k Nio of -Ar4" ft l- '-9-i- 4 'r4 A fr ik 'N ''''11 '''(1 I A I 9P--4 14 pit i II 73' 1 7:6 ---0i ly 4 'i iA 7v I 'At' 4AK-47- i 4 fits: '7 4ss '101 4 It I i' 80 4-A- 3 it Ais '-a--- 'Iltommool Itc4p -1 It A itr 'Ictl MOMAILO -lia 0 WI '1- fa 1 0- --ii 11f 4 ti: i 2 1-1' I I I --rW 11V10 i zZ'' 1: (dtfot 2 it 2011qt 0 Ito 1 i I 7 A 1 il! o' -2- 1 zo flit 1 AT '4 A 2 L- --z- -77-t1 WV 41 Z-7 171- I A ALA! 11 ikb 1 -1: KS A TC) TO Alit'ITD- 19 NTS i (By the United Press) posr Texas Oct 11 Ramsey Garza county jailor was charged with murder and placed under $7500 bond late Thursday following the shooting of Bracken a prisoner In the county Jail The shooting is said to bays climaxed high feeling between Jail attendants and the prisoners Three bullets struck Bracken and he died almost instantly The prisoner was being held for authorities who were to take him to the penitentiary at Huntsville BY SUNFLOWER DALY Somebody must have failed to inform the buddies of the American Legion of plans to go over the top for last evening's concert given under auspices of that organization by Martha Attwood soprano of the Metropolitan Opera company and Alessandro Alberint baritone For the audience was small including mostly the musicians of the city and I think it safe to say there were not a dozen legionnaires present Perhaps it Is no part of my duty to chide them but I could not help remarking their absence: the singers too must have felt it As a matter of fact the handful of Shreveporters present were almost 'lost" in the big auditorium of Byrd High school where the concert was held and there was a sort of chill over the entire proceedings: indeed it would have been remarkable if Miss Attwood and Mr Alberini had found it possible to put into their efforts that enthusiasm anci spirit so necessary to the complete success of an undertaking such as theirs Both are gifted with voices of fine 'quality and the program offered was varied enough to meet all tastes and all there was lacking that something which only filled seats can give Perhaps the high spot of the evening's entertainment came with the singing of a number entitled "Proposal" written by Miss Towns-ley the accompanist and dedicated to Miss Attwood In response to insistent demands Miss Attwood responded with a negro spiritual "Wait Till I Put on My Crown" which was beautifully rendered Mr Alberinrs best number I thought was Tosti's "Could though he sang it in familiar air "caught on" with those present There were two duets by Miss Attwood and Mr Alberini and by special request Miss Townsley gave a piano number playing "The Dance of the Gnomes" by Liszt The program was as follows: Rammentr (Cam-pane) Miss Attwood and Mr Alberint Flange' (Handel) Mr Alberini la Notte" from "Il Trovatore" (Verdi) Miss Attwood Tost I) "Or Chlo Segue nu" (Florldia) "Visione Veneziana" (Brogi) Mr Alberint of Thyme" (Grainger) "Nightingale" and 'Frog Went a Courtin'" Kentucky mountain songs (arranged by Brockaway) "My 'Lady Lo-Fu" (Warren) "proposal" dedicated to Martha Attwood (Townsley) Miss Attwood Songs (by Song" (Herbert) "Who Knower (Ball) "For You Alone" Mr Alberint i Little Trees" (Os Special Advertising Offer Six Photos 4x6 one 8x10 tinted $500 for Make Appointment Today 4 I 1 1 Et 4 1 Shreveport Studio 502112 Zuzak Building Phone 2-7601 good) "Supposin" (Trevalsa) "At the Well" (1-Tageman) MISS Att wood CI Darem la Mano" from -Don Giovanni" (Mozart) Miss Attwood and Mr Alberini $1()42111( ID- 1 1 1 1 I 3 t- Funeral services for Policeman Arthur Crawford 40 years old who died Thursday morning following an illness of ten days were held Friday afternoon at the Wellman Undertaking parlors with the Rev Goodrich pastor of the First Methodist church and the Rev Holmes presiding elder of the Shreveport Methodist district officiating Interment was in the Forest Park cemetery Pallbearers were Policemen Morris Goodwin Woodward Luther Miller McVeety and Robert Humphrey The motorcycle squad of the traffic department led the funeral procession to the cemetery and a large number of policemen attended the rites arrangements having been made to allow many of the officers on duty to attend the I are tsargain Beautiful Upright 1DIANO 11111L 1 For Only i te) seoo 1 I Broyles Music Co Inc Exchange Bulk Building 420 Milam Phone 5500 AM1)42R21900411MMID4)4323170041101112041MIID-04111MM mumunq argain i Rip Amu 11 cY17 A 11V 111) Miss House Honored Mrs Henry Goodrich' entertained 'Thursday afternoon in her lovely 4 home in South Highlands with a charmingly planned bridge party In honor of Miss Annie James H01136 whose marriage will take place on Tuesday Nov 6 to Mr Robert Young of Nashville Tenn Mrs Goodrich had Oilmen for ber color scheme rose and green which was carried out in the mites beautiful details Baskets and vases of exquisite pink Radiance TOSZti rr were artistically placed at every vantage point The card favors sustained the chosen colors and the choice course luncheon on art trays centered by embossed green crystal held pink rosebuds and the entire service was of green crystal Miss House's gift was very lovely handmade handkerchiefs in pale rose and green silk voile For to score Mrs Charlton Lyons received an art bottle of Coty perfume In dainty wrapping of green tied with pink ribbons a jar of pink ane green crystal was won by Mrs John Murray and to Mrs Douglas Seward and Miss Crouch of Tennessee Mrs Goodrich gave jars of roce and green bath crystals Mrs Goodrich was aided in the fl courtesies by Mrs John Welsh and Mrs William Robinson The guests enjoying the delight ful occasion in honor of Miss -House were Mrs Robert Wyche Mrs Douglas Seward and Miss Angie Crouch of Tennessee: Mrs A A Mangum Mrs Bogan Mrs John Glasse II Jr Mrs Melvin Johnson Mrs John Flannagah Mrs Russell Welsh Mrs Edwaro Jacobs Mrs John Murray Mrs Chariton Lyons Mrs Wilts Ledbetter Mrs A Murff Mrs Gilliam Wsche Mrs Hamiter Mrs John Rogers Mrs William Hines Mrs McCook Mrs Wilder Stratton and Mrs John Gibson Tbe regular weekly luncheon of the Melku club was given at the A Wednesday The social service committee I made an announcement of work to be done for "others" this winter As Melku meats "scatter sunshine" the girls in this club are going to endeavor to live up to the motton and bring cheer and sunshine into the lives of those not so fortunate as themselves Everyone was very much interested in the plans of this committee and are going to co- operate with them every way the) can Doris Gump and Ruby Griffith the program and decoration corn- mittee distributed year-books of the club's program These are moat attractive being bound in blue with the word "Me Mu" in gold on the back The committee on making these books as well as planning an interesting program for this winteS The girls were urged to make reservations for the national bust ness girls' banquet to be given on Tuesday evening Oct 23 at the A The Melku club now has two little nephews and Mary Belle Sneed has made a beautiful baby book with hand-painted picture on the back and illustrations throughout It was passed around so every on could see it and Mary Belle was showered with congratulations on the exquisite workmanship Lessie Lee Hudson of the mem bership committee Introduced Miss Frances Kihneman who is a new member of the club She was warmly welcomed and Melkus feel that they are fortunate in having her as a member The program for the day consist: ed of a clever music game and Thelma Harrel being fortunate in knowing the most answers to the questions was awarded the prise There was a large attendance of members at this meeting Business Meeting and Program-Tea of Woman's Department Club The first monthly business meeting of the Woman's Department Club for the 1928-1929 season held In the club auditorium Thursday evening at 2:30 o'clock with the president Mrs Wilts Ledbetter in the chair was attended by a large 4- representation of the club member ship Eager alert women interested In everything that spells progression and cultural improvement form the personnel of the Department Club Following the reports of officers division chairmen and standing committees Mrs Frank Lee chair man of the board of directors placed a recommendation of the board before the meeting that a charge of $1 admittance be made for resident non-members of the club attending the Thursday afternoon program teas that temporary guests of members be granted free of charge the privileges of the club for three weeks: that guest cards (different in color from membership cards) costing $5 Ise furnished for a period of four months with privilege of renewal at same price at expiration of time The motion was carried and inserted in the bylaws of the club The president urged 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