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'What It Is and What It Has Done" A nominating committee Miss Verda Williams of Williamson Motors Inc Miss Christine Keoun of Southwestern Gas Electric Co and Miss Eva Rives of 'rees Mercantile Co was appointed for the next organization meeting to be held the second Monday night in May at the Caddo Citizen office at 8 o'clock Those present at the preliminary meeting were: Mrs A Schlernitzauer and Miss Ina Starrett Standard Variety store Miss Eva Rives Mrs Jewel Fitts and Mrs Dalton Smith Trees Mercantile Co Miss Christine Keoun Gas Electric Co Mrs Polly Getald and Miss Mildred Roby Dixie Mercantile Co Mrs Pauline Gill and Miss Eula Vee Jackson Cash Carry Miss Verda Williams Williamson Motors Inc Mrs Bert Keoun and Miss Julia Avery Bert's Beauty shop Mrs Chekal and Miss Opal Griffin Caddo Citizen 1100RING9ORT HAY BUILD AUDITORIUM AND GYM COMBINED MINDEN April 4---The Woma an's Department club met at the First church on Tuesday afternoon and a most de)ightful program was presented in the parlors of the church where the membership and guests heard the guest speaker of the hour Dr A Thayer Dr Thayer's subject wait "Some Famous Gardens and Plants Suitable for Cultivation" Following discussion of his subject interesting slides of beautiful scenery principally in California were shown Mrs McInnis chairman of the flower show read a very instructive outline of the planting and culture of flowers and emphasized the importance of putting forth every effort to make the approaching exhibition not only beautiful but in every way a success The election of officers for the ensuing year was as follows: President Mrs Ralph Goodwill first vice president Mrs Edmiston second vice president Mrs Donald Goodwill recording secretary Mrs Dwight Blake corresponding secretary Mrs Gilmer treasurer Mrs Clifton Harper Carry In' apples an' flowers t' your teacher won't git you nothin' In th' school of experience When I wuz a young man I dldn' us t' think nothin o' holdin' a big 160-pound girl on my lap an' a bulky 15-pound photograph album besides" said Gabe Craw In commentin' on general laziness a' th' youth o' t'day VIENNA La April 4--Home demonstration club with Miss Sophie Stone home agent present held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday with Mrs Rogers as hostess Plans were discussed for the coming Lincoln parish folk school to be held In Ruston in July Prepare for Canning Season A committee was appointed to take stock of equipment for the coming canning season and It is thought Lincoln parish will probably adopt a special label and strew will be put on making stand-and products that the surplus may be saleable PLAN TO CONSTRUCT COMMUNITY PARK AT KENDRICK SPRINGS 1 MOORINGSPORT April meeting which was well attended by the representative tax paying citizenship of the town wall held at the high school auditorium to ascertain the will of the voters concerning the building in the near future of a fire-proof auditorium and gymnasium combined It was decided to ask Miller to take the matter up with the school board and if possible to have all election to vote a $30000 bond issue for that purpose in this ward Arcadia School Wins Prize or 'Best History' OIL CITY COUPLE INJURED IN WRECK HAYNESVILLE April making of a community park from Kendrick's Springs natural spot of beauty two miles south of Haynesville off the Homer pavement has been undertaken by the National Honor society of the local high school with the assistance of interested school and civic organizations and citizens A general clean-up has already been held The second spring Will be dug out the branch cleared tables and benches erected ovens built swings placed and shrubs donated by the federal department of conservation planted 40 REFUNDING OF DEBTS BY FARMERVILLE AND UNION PARISH BODIES COACH POKEY ASKED TO HEAD BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT AT STAMPS HENDERSON Texas April The convention program of the East Texas chamber of commerce has been announced as follows: Sunday April 21 1 of registration at convention headquarters East Texas chamber of commerce golf tournament open house at Country club all afternoon for convention delegates 8 mass meeting Dr Dodd pastor First Baptist church Shreveport La speaker Trinity University A Capella choir Waxahachie: Walter Stanford trumpet soloist Houston Dorothy Payne pianist Athens Monday April 22 9:30 a m--General convention session President Charles Ashcroft Sulphur Springs presiding Law president First National bank Houston and immediate past president American Bankers association speaker Dr Gus Dyer professor of economics Vanderbilt university speaker Mrs Joy Lindsey Dick "Song Bird of East Teas" Houston Cain Choral club Texarkana 12:15 president's luncheon honoring ETCO leaders (special invitation) Guy A Blount past president Nacogdoches presiding Caldwell cornet trio Caldwell old-fashioned spelling match Beth Boles sweet singer of Cherokee Jacksonville novelty enter tainers 2:30 m--East Texas centennial parade first appearance of Queen Etex VI and her royal entourage 3:30 tea at the home of Mrs John Alford 4 of the East Texas oil field from convention headquarters 4 game Dixie league teams 6 dinner at Convention Auditorium park 8 centennial session: Tyler Violin choir address by Gov James Allred of Texas 9:30 queen's ball at Cooper club the convention auditorium dance Tuesday April 23 8 a of commerce managers breakfast complimentary 9:30 a business session report of resolutions committee report of nominations committee election of directors hometown speaking contest selection of convention city 12 service clubs luncheon for Lions Kiwanis Optimists Rotarians and any other service club members Credit for attendance will be given by your local club Dr Jackson Denton speaker Jean Terrell cornetist Longview Landon Neal tenor Huntsville Meeting of Book Club The regulanmeetIng of the Book club was conducted on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock a social hour following Mrs Pitcher president presided The subject book review was given by Mrs Dan Stewart Jr The occasion was in the home of Mrs 04 Ashby as hostess OIL CITY La April and Mrs Dick Brown both about 35 were painfully injured late Wednesday when their automobile overturned three times and went down an 8-foot embankment on the highway a mile south of Rodessa Both were taken to Vivian for first aid treatment in an Al Iday Lackie ambulance after which they were taken to their home The accident occulted about 5:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon Brown driving lost control of the car on a sharp curve while meeting another car reports stated and his machine left the highway overturning three times and finally coming to rest at the foot of the embankment The car was badly damaged SENIOR CLASS PLAY AT RINGGOLD HI TO BE GIVEN APRIL 12 ARCADIA April High school won the prize offered by the parish superintendent for the best history of their school This contest was parish-wide and the 10 high schools of the parish contested The contest was in connection with the tricentenary of the founding of the first high school in America held March 15 throughout the nation The prize-winning essay was written by Bert Davis a member of the senior class His subject was "History of the Arcadia High School" The paper will be sent to Baton Rouge to enter the state contest The prize given is a set of encyclopedia books THIEVES FRIGHTENED BY HOME-MADE ALARM ONE DROPS HIS SHOES STAMPS Ark April Dokey coach of Stamps high school has been recommended as local scoutmaster with William Chisholm as assistant scoutmaster and their decision of whether or not they will accept the reorganization of the local scout troop which has been inactive for some months will -be announced this week by Dick Davis of Stamps who was recently named chairman of the county council executive committee of the Boy Scout organization The above recommendations were decided here In a meeting this week by Stamps civic workers interested in the Boy Scout movement for Stamps PARMERVILLE La April The -Union parish school board Tuesday afternoon passes resolutions and ordinances providing for a refunding of its bond issues an extension of payments and a reduction of mileage and taxes The board contracted with Chicago and New Orleans agencies for the refunding of all obligations and all legal requirements will be supervised by Chaffin Cutler nationally known bonding attorneys A few days prior to this meeting both the police jury of Union and town of Farmerville took similar steps It is estimated the town will save $4000 in interest secure a reduction of two mills in taxes the first year and four mills thereafter and an extension of fire years longer on its obligations and wipe out several judgments now resting against it HOSSTON April '4--Dr and Mrs Collins were the honor guests at a reception given in celebration of their twenty-fifth 'anniversary on Friday evening March 29 in the home of Mr and Mrs McKinney This happy occasion was made possible by the many friends of this most highly esteemed couple Dr and Mrs Collins have made Hosston their home since their marriage and have been truly useful citizens in this community during the entire time that they have resided here Truly this couple have by their sympathetic natures and charming personalities endeared themselves to the hearts of the people of this and surounding communities having won for themselves a host of friends by whom they will ever 1 be remembered 1 Tall baskets of flowering peach weigela and bridal wreath with the addition of potted plants and lovely vases if iris formed a colorful floral setting The color motif of the silver anniversary silver and green was in further evidence In the large green bowls which adorned the lace-laid table and in the silver hearts and streamers elsewhere about the reception rooms Tall green tapers in silver candelbra lent their solt glow to a scene of happy friends expressing their good wishes to the greatly admired honorees During the course of the eve- tting the following program was rendered: Vocal duet Frances and Lessie Hardin Reading Miss Lora Colquitt Piano duet Mrs Jim Hess and Mrs John Jolley Reminiscences of the doctor and his young bride: Mrs Ernest McKinney Mr Ernest McKinney Mr Pat Fuller Mr McKinney Mrs Madie Worley Violin duet Mrs John Jolley and Mrs Bess Price accompanied by Miss Polly Alexander Vocal duet Eeetie Lena Roberts and Mr Pat Fuller At the conclusion of the program a chest of silver from the different organizations of the town was presented by Mr Ernest McKinney silver pitcher a silver condiment ensemble a silver bonbon dish and a hand-painted picture from other of their admiring friends During the evening's entertainment Miss Scott Jolley presided at the punch bowland Misses Roma Clifford and Charlie McKinney as sisted in serving a delicious buffet supper By the close of the evening's festivities 73 guests had registered to join Dr and Mrs Collins in celebrating this happy occasion Those present were: Mr and Mrs McKinney Mr and Mrs Childress Mr and Mrs Fuller Mr and Mrs Holmes Mr and Mrs Rand Hawthorne Mr and Mrs A Stauberry Jr Mr and Mrs A Thompson Mr and Mrs' Mears Mr and Mrs A McKinney Mr and Mrs Freeman and Mrs Cavett Mr and Mrs William Cavett Mrs Lendigs Madams Langston Dora Perkins Mamie Gordon Hill Lawton Hon Ruth Childress McMahan Reel Worley McKinney Holmes Sallie Trahan Silas Turner Nan Turpin Tankerslay McKinney John Jolly Misses Pearl Lena and Evelyn Colquitt Mlle Lena Roberts Agnes Hawkins Roma Clifford Charlie Lillie and Ernestine McKiney Bess Price Pauline Alexander Sadie Pitchford Sarah Ballard Fay Annie and Scott Jolly Andry Fuller Lessie and Francis Hardin Messrs Adger John Williams Samuel Hess Billy Allen Hugh Ben Ralph and Will Henry McKinney SIMSBORO April home made burglar alarm connected from the filling station he operates! to his house probably saved 100 or more in merchandise for Trvit Horton here Wednesday mo th Aroused by alarm rt started to the station-and two ine ran away Horton firing at one dit the fleeing forms A quantity of cigarettes tubes and three cases of beer piled outside of the station of the men left his shoes JL Lize wen 1116 J1 la 15LIVOIS RINGGOLD April 4---4'Hold Everything" the senior class play will be held in the high school auditorium April 12 The cast includes: Jack Thomas Charles Cook Francis Byran Oma Watson Maxine Davis Lawson Lucille Burroughs Mary McDowell Helen Huggins Maxine Locke Percy Thomas Marvin Ferguson Travis Pate Rupert Byran and Karl Cook The annual junior-senior banquet will be held Thursday evening April 4 An interesting program has been planned 4b ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM SPREADS HAYNESVILLE HIGH DEBATERS DRILLING FOR STATE CONTEST MUSICAL COTERIE TO GIVE PROGRAM MAY2 I Local anthortties are the case and an rrest is soon 'skt COTTON VALLEY April 4-- The ERA adult education program has spread further in Webster parish by the opening of a commercial school in Cotton Valley The class is being held at the high school building on Monday Tue day Wednesday and Thursday nights from 6:30 to 9:30 o'clock and is being taught by Mrs John Dean LOCAL RELIEF WORK AT GLADEWATER NOW FUNCTIONING AGAIN 41iam STAMPS STUDY CLUB CHOOSES OFFICIALS DR COFFEY 701h Genito-Urinary Diseases 1 C4 Majestic Building 'L 4 al STAMPS Ark April 4--Stamps Senior Musical coterie Mrs Josephine Scurlock president with Mrs Talbot talented member as sponsor of the program will present a Mother's day special program on Thursday May 2 in the auditorium of the Stamps First Methodist church with Miss Hilma Keith and Mrs Lillian Keith as hostess for the afternoon Those who will take part on the program are: Mrs Talbot Mrs Faye Petrie Parker Mrs Lottie Thomas Mrs Josephine Scurlock and Mrs Louise L'Herrison A program "A River Symphony" with Mrs Farris Foster as sponsor Nvill be presented here in a meeting scheduled for this week The following members will take part: Mrs Doris Briehn Mrs Gladys Martin Miss lone Galloway and Miss Orvil Oliphant GLADEWATER Texas April 4 The local relief office was reopened Tuesday after several weeks of Inactivity It was stated that there Is enough city work to take care of the labor end of the situation although county road work Is at a standstill for some days In connection with the relief work a garden comprising twelve acres Is under cultivation and others on relief who can are required to grow some vegetables Seeds are being furnished the clients of the relief office HAYNESVILLE April Haynesville high school debating club has been declared winner in this congressional district and will receive a silver loving cup states a letter to Miss Ruth Lowery coach received from Hester of Arcadia district supervisor of North Louisiana This championship entitles members to enter the state rally conducted April 26-27 at Baton Rouge by the state high school debating league The club is composed of 10 very active members who have just completed an intra-school meet the affirmative winning on the question of federal aid for local schools The remaining time before the state contest will be spent in concentrated drill and in bouts with teams from Shreveport Monroe and other out-of-district cities The first team has been declared by Miss Lowrey as follows: Affirmative Harvey Snelling and Minnie Lary negative Wilford Waller and Tom Barton Henderson Substitutes are Elrine Rinicker and Evers for the affirmative Mildred Robinson Dot Miller and Henry Tullis for the negative MAGNOLIA9T MUSIC CLUB IS PLANNING TO ENTER CONTEST STAMPS Ark April Stamps Elise Study club with Mrs Henry Knight of Stamps as sponsor recently installed the following officers: President Miss Patsy Chandler vice president Miss Cecyle Scarlette treasurer Mrs Elrine Kelly parl'amentarian Mrs Carey Johnson custodian Miss Lois Purser civic chairman Juncie Casey historian Miss Hama Keith On Thursday of this week with Mrs Lillian Keith sponsor the club will present in the Woman's Study club rooms on Main street here a religious program which is one of the many interesting miscellaneous programs to be presented in their twice-amonth meetings here Face Broken Out For Years Cleareil By Cuticura Soap and Ointment A "My face broke out with one pimple after another from some oultsbig cause and always looked dirty I was really ashamed of the way a looked The pimples itched all the time and I irritated them byl scratching "My face was like this for years I read about Cuticura Soap 'adz Ointment and sent for a free sample I bought more and after I ted used six cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Ointment at trace of the pimples (Signed) Mrs Clyde Wieting 1310 Lillian Ave LouisvMe Ky 1 it icur Searb25e Ointinenta2Se Talcum 25e 4 HOMER LIONS TO BE HOSTS TO 2 SCHOOL BASKET-BALL TEAMS TO ATTEND PT A MEET so 30 an '7' STAMPS Ark April High School Parent-Teacher association Mrs Talbot president is making plans to attend the district P-T A meeting which it has been invited to attend at Hope on Friday April 12 It is scheduled to be an all-day meeting with luncheon at the Barlow Hotel Mrs Lester is president of the Hope city council and probably will be in charge of all arrangements for the district meeting HOMER April Lions' club of Homer will have as their guests on April 11 the Athens (girls) high school basket-ball team with Coach Atkins The Harris (boys) state champion basketball team with Coach Roberts are to be guests also The Missionary society of the Methodist church will be host for the luncheon LONGVIEW TO SEND FINE MAP EXHIBIT TO OIL EXPOSITION MAGNOLIA Ark April 4--At a recent meeting of the Magnolia Music club held at the home of Mrs Ray Kelly the following officers were elected: Miss Jewel Stevens president Mrs Alcorn vice president Mrs Adams second vice president Mrs Martel recording secretary Mrs Jones treasurer and Mrs Taylor corresponding secretary Mrs Gantt ewas named press chairman and Miss Maud Cramp ler parliamentarian Mrs Lyle retiring president presided over the business session and appointed a committee to arrange for a program in observance of National Music week The committee members include Mrs Lestreer Higginbotham Mrs McKay and Miss Erma Simmons The club chorus voted to enter a contest to be held in Little Rock May 13 and plans were discussed for a garden party to be held during National Music week AUTO OWNERS FAIL TO BUY LICENSES TO APPLY PENALTY 4 7 I PARK AT OUR EXPEt ISE while EXPEt ISE LONGVIEW Texas April The Longview exhibit for the Oil Equipment and Engineering exposition at Houston April 8-13 is being prepared and will be ready for shipment soon Abernathy general manager of the Longview chamber of commerce said today The exhibit which Longview will place in the show will consist of a huge map of the East Texas oil field illustrating this city's position Around this map will be placed photographic views of big refineries industrial plants public buildings office buildings and other local scenes SUE ELLEN scow WEDS MORROW RINGGOLD April Sue Ellen Scott senior of Ringgold high school and Morrow of this place announced their marriage March 26 They were married in Coushatta March 10 Rev Mr Wier performing the ceremony Mr and Mrs Morrow will make their home here DOES YOUR S131111D CALL YOU GROUCH? MRS RUST HEADS SUMMER GROVE P-T A FIRP oat rH HAVING YOUR PORTRAIT MADE IN OUR STUDIO! I IMMII DRAMATIC CLUB AT CHOUDRANT ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR WESLEY BLUNT DIES IDA April Blunt 42 local carpenter died at 11:30 o'clock Wednesday night from a stroke of paralysis suffered several hours before He Is survived by his widow and a son Percy 13 two brothers John and Alexander Blunt of Shreveport five sisters Mrs Fergie Peek Mrs Tressie Green and Mrs Nora Barr all of Doddridge Ark and a twin sister Miss Annie Blunt of Cleveland Ohio The funeral probably will be held at Doddridge Saturday with the Rev Olive officiating The interment will be under the direction of the Allday-Luckey funeral home SUMMER GROVE April 4--The Summer Grove P-T A met Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock and sleeted officers for the next year They are as follows: Mrs president Mrs Pugh Wilkerson vice president Mrs Coy Pennywell secretary Miss Margaret Smith treasurer Mrs Rooks summer roundup chairman gave a most instructive talk on her phase of work urging all parents who have children beginning school next year to have them given a physical examination and correct the defects if there should be any Mrs Howard Brown newly elected fourth district chairman also gave a very interesting talk on work for the new year She emphasized the importance of sending the newly elected officers as far as possible to the state convention and to the school of instruction which is to be held at an early date MIES Margaret Smith's expression class entertained with a minstrel show JUST Drive into tile PARRISH PARKING LOT (Next to the First Baptist Church on Travis) AND BRING THE TICKET TO US Drive PA (Next tl ANI He's truthful if not tactful Mani like he is bewildered by your offishnessand irritability He can't understand 4Alt what you have to be blue about 04t He wishes that you'd snap out of it He'd do MrsBarbaraSyears anything he could to help you If he knew how good Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was he'd go straight to the nearest drug store and buy you a bottle "My husband says I am my old self again" says Mrs Barbara Spears 799 Elma Street Akron Ohio "I was tired and all in with no appetite Had no pep and was in poor spirits Your Vegetable Compound eliminated that awful tired feeling" Don't try your husband's patience too far Get a bottle from your druggist NOW It probably will belp you because nearly a minion American women know from per sonal experience that it helps thews (Special to The Journal) CHOUDRANT April Choudrant Dramatic club held its regular meeting Monday evening at the high school auditorium with Madden acting as chairman The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President Mrs Bag ly vice president Mondart secretary Miss Lo liege Sizemore treasurer Harold Willis coaches Mesdames LilHan Richmond and Mary O'Neal A special meeting will be held Monday night April 15 to outline the work for the year The Dramatic club accomplished a great deal in its work last year having purchased three very beautiful curtains for the school auditorium GLADEWATER Texas April 4 The grand rush Monday by auto owners in this section resulted in 1750 paying off leaving approximately 2600 delinquent car licenses according to the tax collector's office The total paid to date in this section reaches nearly 3400 Beginning today all payments of car licenses are subject to a 25 per cent penalty There will be no compromise and no further extension of time the officials declare "On MRS CLOWERS RITES STAMPS Ark April 4--Funeral services for Mrs Rossie Clowers 68 a former resident of Summerfield La who died here early Tuesday at the home of her son Artis Clowers were held from the Ebenezzer cemetery 14 miles below Magnolia early Wednesday Rev A Wade pastor of Magnolia Methodist church Rev Mr Tisdale also of Magnolia and Rev Nunn of Waldo were in charge of funeral services with John Rogers of Stamps in charge of the song services Surviving are three sons Artis Clowers who resides on Central avenue here and with whom she made her home prior to her death this week Walter Clowers of Kansas City Kan and Clyde Clowers of New York city Mrs Clowers who was an ardent Christian and church worker was loved here by those who knew her and had many friends and admirers in her home in Louisiana it NI- fi FOUR SLIGHTLY INJURED MEMMMEIEOMIP "Yours' For Better Service" I SCOUTS TO EXHIBIT SUSPENSION BRIDGE GRABILL STUDIO GLADEWATER Texas April 4 Four young people all from Overton and Kilgore were injured on Wednesday morning when a truck and car collided on the Longview highway a few miles east from here None of the injuries were regarded as serious although all were badly lacerated The four were carried to a Longview hospital where treatment was given and were then sent to their homes The names of the victims were given as Paul Beasley and Ralph DeGarian young men about 21 years of age and Misses Lynn and Lydia Sanders 18 and 20 years of ago RIFLE TEAMS WIN LONGVIEW Texas April The Allen academy rifle teams under the instruction of Sergeant A Imell have just been notified of the winning of first and second places in the William Randolph Hearst national rifle shoot for the eighth corns area for essentially military schools Pete Campbell of Longview was a member of the second team Take the Elevator to 404 Hutchinson Building PHONE 2-2403 2 MOORINGSPORT April Scout Troop No 59 are very diligently at work on a suspension bridge to be exhibited at the scout circus the bridge will be 38 feet long and eight feet wide Plans are also being made to erect a new cabin and other improvements for the benefit of the troop 71 I Ali Li 0 1:13 Qv I f-re Ein A Oa i.