The Minden Herald from Minden, Louisiana • 6

TAGE SIX THE MINDEN HERALD MINDEN LOUISIANA ay' jffl3t 11 Batter Up! Anyone Gash With Herald Classified rifav August The State AnU From Fact One charging misuse ol WPA materials RE1I1RKD Dr A Shaw head ol minerals division of department of conservation SUSPENDED Dr Clarence Lorio physician in charge at Eugene Barksdale assistant construction superintendent at Jackson business manager at James Marshall WPA projects foreman at Louis A Ilall WPA area timekeeper at Baton Rouge From The Times-Picayune Frank Cline of Monroe proceeded to Many La where Dillon was staying to allow the dismissed superintendent to make bond or to return him to jail in Monroe Twenty-one charges were made in the one bill which was returned against Dr Dillon Dr Dillon who was discharged on July 17 by the board of commissioners of the institute was named to the post by former Gov Richard Lcche He followed Charles Schulze for 30 years city judge of Monroe as superintendent of I The board upon announcing the removal of Dr Dillon stated that it was for good of the Dillon unsuccessfully appealed to Gov Earl Long to rescind the board's action No one has been appointed to succeed Dillon FOR SALE: One used 6'2 cubic foot Frigidaire refrigerator Excellent condition all porcelain finish Special price and terms ELECTRIC APPLIANCES OK MINDEN INC FOR SALE New factory remanu-factured UNDERWOOD typewriter Fully guaranteed Phone 130 Webster Printing Co Inc i EXTRA For lun We suggest the Classifieds Sell i items you no longer need FOR SALE AT BARGAIN PRICES Guaranteed Electric Refrigerators 1935 Model 5 ft Frigidaire $9995 1935 Model 8 ft Frigidaire $11995 1937 Model 7 ft: Frigidaire 1 $14995 4 ft all porcelain Frigi- daire $3995 6 ft all porcelain 1 Frigidaire $7995 6 ft Cold Spot looks like new WEST BROS of the program or make it more effective from the standpoint of soil The conservation program provides for establishment of national allotments for soil-depleting crops and a national goal for soil-building crops and practices which will be broken down to individual farms The national wheat allotment of 62000000 acres for 1940 has already been announced Other special allotments such us cotton corn tobacco and rice will be made later in the season when the 1939 crop is definitely known Changes in rates of payment on these commodities will be made on the basis of what the allotments are for them As in 1939 there will be two different payments which farmers may earn in 1940 These are the conservation payments and the price adjustment payments Bov Discovers From rage One Traveling over the Western states he looked for his parents firm in the belief that he would find them However he was not successful and so he came back to his grandparents He made many of these trips and finally he was rewarded In Iianabal Mo he found his father and brother and sister as well as some half-brothers and sisters since his father had married again Living in the same town was his mother who had also married again Happy over the reunion rather gave him a job in a store Although he hated to leave his grandparents who is 19 years old is glad to be near his parents again after many years of Lost or Strayed safe with us pis and refinish Liirk their onsinalhij Rothenberger Furniture Shop Res Phone 714 Shreveport Road Optometrist Wm I BRADFORD Optometrist The rxamiiulnaaf tht The fitting of than The correct ioa errors and muscahr ances of the eyes Room 39 Miller Nfg MINDEN LOllSUSi Wanted WANTED Cash for late mi Go Union SL Phone Furniture LET'S TRADE! Wc make liberal lowance on your old fa? for new WEBB HAKDFAE I FURNITURE CO LUX LOST One pair of Hampshire pigs between Germantown and Lewisville roads Reward A HACKETT Phone 579 three second places in the Southwestern Shooting Meet at Fort Worth last month He carried off these honors by beating some of the best marksmen in the south western states Pitcher played football and baseball three years at Holland was an outstanding athlete at Louisiana Normal He won a number of championships in track and field events Harry Andress was on the All-Southern football team when he played with Auburn Tom Dutton made the All-Southern football team in 1918 while playing with Bridges won the Southern Inter-Collegiate championship in the 100-yard dash in 1926 Charlie Dutton held the National Championship in throwing the discus Harvey Adkins Charlie Dutton Tinsley Connell Kurtley Miles Clossie Robinson and Bridges were on the old Minden football team that played Warren Easton in New Orleans for the 1921 State Championship The Mindenites had piled up 391 points that year without haying a single point scored on them A crippled team of 13 men played the game on December 10 and lost after a hard battle by a score of 7 to 0 Georgia Summer was State Cham pion in tennis for two years She held the North Louisiana title four seasons FOR RENT: Space in the Want Ad column where an ad will reach many people who will be interested in what you have to sell or rent and bring results that will surprise you FOR RENT Furnished apartment or rooms and board 801 High Street or Phone 18 FOR RENT Offices over Service Grocery Store Phone 187 HOUSE FOR 5-room modern house and garage on Ash STEWART FOR RENT One bedroom convenient to bath Near town 206 Pine Street Phone 251 MAIL OR PIIONE Your rent ad now Fur a few cents you can reach many hundreds No sign will ever reach that many and if it rains your ad works where your sign will fail Wanted To Rent WANTED TO RENT: Small furnished or unfurnished apartment with private bath Phone 130 Business Training NORTON BUSINESS COL The School of Individual Teaching Enroll at Any Time The Original Gregg Shorthand College of Shreveport 4th Floor Levy Bldg 2-4363 Kisatchie The annual memorial day of the Pruitt Chapel cemetery will be held on August 19 There will also be preaching after the cemetery is worked QlMNHUlUilHIIIMHIUi 10 POUNDS SUGAR MQI 'UlSStHIH Building Supplies HOME COMES FIRST and first in better materials for home-building comes the II JOHNSON LUMBER COMPANY Quality materials paints lumber roofing at prices you can afford to pay McIntyre La STOP TAKING A chance with only a sign in the window Place your sign in the Classified column window where it will be read by hundreds WMCMVMfHIMOtl Looking Into From Page One compete with players who arc in his own class An entrance fee of 40c will be charged in order to purchase medals for the winners and payment of this fee will entitle the contestant to enter the singles doubles and mixed doubles playoffs All tennis players who plan to enter should sign up immediately at the office of the Webster printing Company 'Nobody can dispute the Hog-waller Fish Club's claim to the 1939 Minden Softball Championship The Piggies cruised through the season with only one defeat to their discredit and with fifteen wins hanging in the Fishermen's trophy hall When you consider how difficult it for a pitcher In professional baseball leagues to chalk Hip twenty victories you can realise what Lester Almond has accomplished in winning 14 contests out of 15 starts Although he has enjoyed the advantage of playing with the Minden equivalents of the unbeatable New York Yankees he has pitched airtight softball It has been suggested that it would have been quite a different story If Lester had been forced to play AGAINST the champs instead of with them However we disagree with this We will readily grant that it is a decided advantage to play with the Piggies but Lester Almond has pitched good ball anyway -While the kingpins are right on top in the loop in fielding the other teams had the best hitters Grogan Oil which probably has the most dangerous batters in the city tried vainly to solve the offerings of right-handed Lester i The true strength of the champs lies in the fact that each man on the team is a skilled performer when it comes to handling the ball They make mistakes They field faultlessly and they make wild throws which are the curse of the City League Of 2E Salisbury was an AH -American quarterback and an All-American end when he played football at the University of Missouri He also held the world's record for the distance-throw of a baseball Harvey Cary won the Middleweight Boxing Championship of Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma In 1930 Williams woii the North Louisiana Tennis Championship in 1923 Jack nowe won the same thing in 1936 Dr Banks was on the strong basketball team at Louisiana College when it won the Southern Championship in 1919 He was one of the leading pitchers In a semi-pro baseball league In South Louisiana in 1912 Smith won one first place and SPECIALS I IN SUMMER FOODS SQUARE CAN can 29c MAXWELL HOUSE lb 25c 130 To place your classified advertisement telephone Mrs Hassell Gray at the Minden Herald the above Three lines or less 35c Each additional line 5c For the second and subsequent insertions the rate is one-half Minden Herald classified ads get results Try them! PHONE 139 in the afternoon were Rev Stevens of Haughton and Mr and Mrs Berlin Russell of Minden and Odell Baten Mrs A Westbrook little daughter La Verne and little son James left Sunday to visit relatives at Montgomery La Mr and Mrs Laning and Bruce and Baten of Shreveport spent the week-end with the home folks here Mr and Mrs Dumaine from Sibley moved to McIntyre a few days ago We are glad to welcome all good people to our community Miss Margie Camp from Minden is visiting Miss Eva Lee Kinne-brew this week Mr and Mrs Whelcss of Gum Spring were guests of Mr and Mrs Laning a few hours Sunday night Edwin Wheless left Tuesday afternoon for Ruston to work out his next period of NYA work which will be 80 hours Mrs Anders was happily surprised Monday when her first husband's mother Mrs Pate and granddaughter Lula Schrumm of Poteau Oklahoma arrived for a visit The revival meeting at Antioch Baptist Church will begin this Friday night August 11th with Rev Stagg from Bossier City doing the preaching and Rev John A Walker directing the singing Everybody is cordially invited to attend these services and bring some one else with you MEMORIUM In memory of Jeremiah Bacon son of the late Dr and Mrs Adeline Cornelia (Sugg) Bac-onwho was born on his father's farm located at that time in Bienville Parish Louisiana later became a part of Webster Parish on the 16th day of September 1858 He received his education in home and country schools and in the Minden Male Academy On the 8th day of September 1886 he was married to Mrs Martha Russell nee Heflin to which union was born six children five of whom survive being Mrs Joseph lies Mrs Violet Lynn of Oberlin La Mrs Pearce of Heflin La Mrs Hugh Gandy of Crowley La and Jeremiah Bacon of Baldwin Kansas Three stepchildren survive James Webster Russell of West Monroe La Mrs Dena A Minchew of DeQuen-cy La and Mrs Stewart of Lawhon La Ten grand children two great grandsons five step grandchildren and three step great grandchildren also survive Served as Justice of the Peace for Ward Five of Webster Parish La from June 30 1900 until June 30 1924 then retired from that position on his own accord Was elected in June or July 1925 Representative of Webster Parish without opposition for the unexpired term of the Hon Frank Colbert Was elected Representative for a full term without opposition in 1928 at the end of that term he retired without asking for reelcction Mr Bacon joined the Methodist Church at Andrew Chapel in August 1893 later became a charter member of the Heflin Methodist Church Also was a member of the IOOF and Knights of Pythias Lodge in former years and was a member in good standing of Mackey Lodge 122 A of Ringgold La Died at 5:45 Thursday August 3 1939 He liked a few days being 81 years old He was laid to rest in Fellowship Cemetery by his Brother Masons the Dennis funeral home of Minden officiating Believed to be of record size a mushroom 40 1-2 inches in circumference nearly 14 1-2 inches in diameter and weighing 23 1-2 ounces made a meal for four people in Johannesburg South Africa FIRST METHODIST IIURCII Rev Joyner Pastor 9:45 a The Church School with roomf instruction and inspiration for all who wish to attend 11:00 a The Morning Hour of Worship with special music by the choir and a sermon by the pastor 7:00 Special devotions by young people and intermediates 8:00 The congregation will unite with the congregation of First Presbyterian Church in a service on this lawn of the Presbyterian Church Wednesday 7:45 The mid-week prayer service The congregation and the pastor extend you a cordial invitation to attend these services 10 POUNDS FLOUR 49c Library Enjoys From Page One five hundred seven special requests were filled during this period This represents books and other material that requires special attention by the person in charge of circulation Despite the warm weather the-Library continues to serve an ever increasing number of patrons you come in and let us serve you? Andress Crushed From Page One drew considerable admiration from the assembled guest company Agan V-8 center fielder probably turned in the best fielding job on his club Lester Alnfond Hogwaller hurl-er proved himself to be the iron man of Minden softball pitchers by holding Andress in check The night before he had turned back the strong Chevrolet team to chalk up two wins in twenty-four hours and make a clean sweep of the automobile industry The final score was Hogwaller 19 Andress 6 This contest was the nightcap of a twin bill that featured Grogan Oil and Woodard and Walker in the semi-windup spot Woodard and Walker turned out to have a very adequate knowledge of geometry by running circles around the Mindenites to win the game by 14 to 3 The Minden girls redeemed their home town in the eyes of the Sawmillers by shoving the Woodard and Walker girls under by a score of 10 to 5 in the opener Webster Farm From Page One tion of officers and transaction of other business of the organization were taken up One of the features of the short course came when the farm men and women assembled in the Greek theatre Thursday night at seven The farm men and women who attended the short course heard lectures and discussions saw exhibits and demonstrations and made tours of the experimental plots on the Experiment Station farm The men heard discussions on problems in agronomy dairying farm organization horticulture poultry beef cattle and general livestock Home improvement clothing gardening child care foods health higher life' and publicity are subjects that women received instruction in Many outstanding speakers were engaged for the short course Included in the list of those who made inspirational addresses during the short course are Mrs Lydia Anne Lynde parent education specialist A Washington who spoke at the general assembly Wednesday evening at 7 Harry Wilson Louisiana Commissioner of Agriculture who presided at the same meeting Judge Camille Kelly of Memphis Juvenile Court who spoke on at the assembly on Thursday at 7:00 and United States Senator Allea Ellender addressed the group at the same assembly Conservation From Page One that would allow farmers to earn up to $30 per farm for tree planting in addition to the regular soilbuilding allowance for the farm State and local AAA committeemen will have more responsibility for the field administration of crop insurance' and loans This is in line with established AAA policy of decentralining administration of the program whereever possible national conference was held a month earlier this year than says Mr Spencer will give fanners in 1940 a better opportunity than ever to know well in advance of the planting season what the program has to offer them adopted at the national conference will be used for drafting specific provisions of the 1940 program In general it will continue on the same lines as the 1 9 3 9 program Changes recommended are those which will simplify' administration JEFFERSON ISLAND SAL 3 pkgs NO SIZE can 1 WATER MAID I 3 lbs I JELLO i ICE CREAM MIX 3 for 25c 1 BUFFET FRUIT 3 for 25c DUBON I No 2V2 can 15c I GUEST I IVORY 6 for 25c PET MILK 3 large 20c PORK 2 for 15c Ousted Head From Page One one boar pig one heifer 556 board feet of lumber one wagon two goats three sacks of rice bran three sacks of hog supplement three sacks of cottonseed 20 sacks of feed one turning plow one planter one harrow one Georgia stock small middle buster one red itoar 10 sacks of hog feed one sack cottonseed meal 5000 potato slips four boxes shells one weed cutter one axe one briar hook one roaster one syrup pitcher six boxes of shells two boxes of shells one can of putty one screw driver one plyers one flashlight rim locks -five pair hinges 18 pounds nails one milk can two padlocks three units cells two dish pans two tubs one seine one-half gallon paint one doz fish hooks one pair springs one mattress two pairs pillows three shades half dozen water tumblers half dozen teaspoons half dozen tablespoons one cot pad two flies four black gnats two blankets two dozen hooks one box buckshot two dozen hooks one Coleman lantern 36 feet galvanized screen wire one fly line two spinners one dozen hooks one axe and one draw knife A warrant was issued for Dr arrest and his bond was placed at 31000Q Sheriff Milton Coverdale and Deputy Sheriff 27 LOUISIANA The Sleuth From Page One mind: W1HTMARSH CRUMPTON and FRANCES McINNIS DON RICHARDSON and NELL KINNEY JOHN McINTYRE and MAGGIE LEE CA1VTIION CLARA JOHNSON and CHARLIE DAVIS HERBERT SAMUELS and CATHERINE JARRELL CIILOE WATERS and RALPH POWELL KATE CROWNOVER and FRANK GARNER JANIE KENNON and BURT BARRETT LOIS TURNER and JAMES FRITj WILLIAM FITZGERALD and MARY WILLIS WILLIAMS McIntyre Matters Mrs Laning Correspondent The Methodist revival is under full headway at this writing Tuesday with Rev Dan Anders of Mooringsport doing the preaching Cassels directing the singing and Mrs Cassels pianist Rev Lyons is the much loved pastor of this church and at present is assisting in the work every way possible He filled Rev appointment at Mooringsport last Sunday A happy bunch of little children and some older ones and some of their mothers assembled at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee last Sunday afternoon to celebrate the fifth birthday of Master Wel-born Lee He received a number of nice presents and after playing some little games refreshments of animal crackers candy and fruit punch were served to the following: Francis Saunders James Russell Liner Tommie Baten Bruce Laning Myrtis Anders Jimmie and La Von Pate Marie Lomax Sylvia Jean McDaniel Francis Drake Vonita and Juanita Ross Francis Gumm and Robert Baten The mothers and others who attended were Mrs Frank Saunders and tiny Alice Joyce Mrs Drake Mrs Anders Mr Hulsey Mrs Raymond Ross Mrs May Bell Baten Mrs Carl Laning and Rev WL Stevens Mr Johnson had a rather exciting experience last Sunday afternoon While walking about over his farm over in Bossier parish he stepped on a good sized rattlesnake but very fortunately he was not bitten but killed the reptile and is now showing him to friends in his store The snake we understand had six or seven rattlers We certainly are thankful this poisonous reptile did not bite Mr Mr and Mrs Joe Bass and James Calvin of Bossier City spent a part of Sunday with Mrs parents Rev and Mrs Walker and visited their sister-in-law Mrs John A Walker at Mr during the afternoon Mrs Cassels of Shreveport is visiting relatives here and attending the revival Rev Lyons and Rev Anders Mrs Lyons and two of her sisters were dinner guests of the Sheppard's at Dixie Inn last Monday Mrs Mary Hudson has returned from a long visit to her grandson Cortez Brunson and family over in East Texas She is now with her daughter Mrs STurner Mr and Mrs Foshee of Doyline were dinner and afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs fasey last Sunday Other visitors lie Cow Band -19c CORN pkg 6 POUNDS SNOWDRIFT 8 POUNDS LARD A real WESTERN SHOW will be in Miiulcn at our place all day Saturday August 1 2 COME IN AND HEAR THEM NO CHARGE! GOOD lb CHUCK lb lb ASSORTED JELL 0 ROLL 25c 10c i 23c 5c DUBON Lima Del Life 3 rolls Beans Monte (No 2) Country GentJemW Buoy or Lux 3barsl9c 1 Lb Can 30c 1 Lb Bag 25c 3 Pounds 89c MINDEN GROCERY AND MARKET 581 BOTH PHONES.