The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 12

CHRISTMAS EDITION i STAGE He's Gov. Moeur to Just Doc to War Veterans Indu rNV larv ll 15- new ye 75 to ll total to irt- NRA put more point conse- tries of i Compacts today stand six months of of the re- the close of last many into force. the hearing stage, ready for President will be soon, and 100 to completion. inventory covers: raw materials production of aluminum and tcodes uncompleted) and yet submitted), wholesale and distribu- years, Dr. Moeur found the habit strong after his election to the governorship.

So, though he turned over the greater part of practice to his son, he continued to minister to war veterans needing help to back up claims for compensation. The veterans remember the governor as the doctor who used to ride horseback over desem to care for their fathers and mothers before them and who used to give pills vith advice to the students of Teachers' college at same physician who once rode across a chasm at dam site in the bedside of a woman at ranch. To them he is not Governor Moeur, but "Doc Moeur of INSTALLATION IS HELD BY 0. S. Rosenbaum was presented a bouquet of flowers by Richard Rosenbaum.

Vocal selections were given by J. Goza and Mrs. Davis, after which refreshments were served. GOOD TURN Tax-Free Island Created by the Missouri Dixie Chapter of Eastern Compensation Awarded Star Holds Annual Ceremony Here To W. T.

Dean in Court In a joint petition and judgment filed Thursday in district court com- Officers for the ensuing year of the of $125 was awarded to W. Dixie chapter, number 179. of the Dean from the, Keystone Carbon Order of the Eastern Star were in- company in connection with an injury cable bucket to reach staIled Thursday night at a meeting received July 29, 1933. This TEKEMAH, Neb, Dec. While the Missouri river gets many a cussing for its destructive habits, once in a while it does do something helpful.

Thirty-five Iowans and Nebraskans who are living on tax-free and rent- free island." tossed up by the "muddy during the last 15 I three children, cl n. tillable, and bega- Since then ACQUIT the then by 28 others Dec. Jt land after the orfgtyy late een Joined either have boughtl Irown, 19, 'Jfo the is- have traded somethi, stake-claimers death of J. property or The earth has tmber. Girnfi for i(i moon; Jupiter has ni injUfu in an au-ne satellite, the ne and Saturn 10.

Hico lonely organization at the Masonic amount was in additional to medical years testify to that I Temple here. expenses paid to Dean and to weekly With Mrs. Ira M. Adams as install- compensation he had received since The 15 three miles and ing offices, with the assistance of Mrs. tjme nf jnjury When injured, contains 1 500 acres, of which 250 are Mary Wilder, marshal; Miss Evelyn was working for the company good soil.

Four years ago Howard Downes, chaplain, and Max Kulcke, as a generai utility man at the rate Barcus, 70. and his son. Burnell, with organist, the officers were installed p3y a ancj Mrs. ppte Wendel and their as follows: ------------------------------------------------------------------Mrs. Emma Rosenbaum, worthy matron; Guy Gannoway, worthy patron; Mildred Schrader, associate matron; F.

K. Carkuff, associate patron; May Gardner, secretary; Sophie Cromwell, treasurer; Blanche Par- Affairs of executive department must Saturday afternoons off. That's when Gov. Benjamin B. Moeur holds his clinic.

Here the governor is examining Harry E. Keyes, Phoenix war veteran. PHOENIX, Dec, 15 -TV- Every Saturday afternoon Gov. B'-n- proportion of all manufac- ustries. 'tiles and clothing.

assortment of miscellaneous I Jaimin Moeur office in the capito! urine and service trades from ceases to the executive seat nf the td hotels to dry cleaning. but in process of forma- then that a worn kit bag comes 4re codes for public utilities, ries and restaurant, huge re.s- of employment, are having odes worked out under diffi- Gold miners have submit- code and. paying high wages Belling to the government, may out of his desk and the 64-year-old governor becomes the self-appointed physician to the state of Arizona, with disabled war veterans his special commission. These weekly clinics are free. Having packed a medicine kit 37 Miss Julia Fincher of Athens, visited friends here during the weekend.

A bridal showrer in honor of Mrs. Lynn Heard was given in the home sons, conductress; Eveloen Sackett, as- of Mrs. Angie Hanks. sociate conductress; Eleanor Wood, The Hico Community club met in chaplain; Mattie Ulrich, marshal; the Hico school auditorium. After Georgie Cornett, organist; Mildred the business part of the meeting was Gannoway.

Adah; Lena M. Temple, finished, a very interesting program Ruth; Eddie Corkuff, Ester; Grace was rendered. Brownlee, Martha; Willie Humphrey, The Hico basketball girls played Electra; Mary Castles, warder; Fred their first game Wednesday with Lis- Speakman, sentinel, bon high school. Hico carried off the The outgoing matron presented the honors by a score of 27 to 9. retiring officers with gifts, and Mrs.

Bond's treat for this week TUTTI-FRUITI ANGEL FOOD Crocker's tender Angel Food with candied cherries and pecans added and covered with a delightful Christmasy icing. JUST THE CAKE FOR and 50c OLD-FASHIONED FRUIT a pound BAKERY Corner Harrbon and Catalpa raw LOW lAve. i-1 to a C'O- fro ydo one at the NRA will estimate manv more codes there will be. hundred w-as called good a month ago. Today there is jt they may be going through the year that authority expires.

hur PRESENT FOR RCH UNION MEET rge number was present at the 5n Avenue Methodist church Jay night for the monthly meet- the Young Service Representations were present Sterlington, Bonita, Oak Ridge, iks and the First Methodist in Monroe and West Mon- Gordon Avenue and West churches led in numbers lut Sterlington made an excel- lowing and ranked third in at- incr fh league through a representa- made a report on activities. All zed that the interest was being sustained and was on the in- 150 in the various groups. chief feature of the evening's lertamment a "Tlio hrt Ch.ristma*." was in four scenes depicting the birth and fe of Christ. Those participating in the pageant here: Stark Lambo-t. Edward Perkins, Uriah Pi imr.s, Mu- Ired Dennis, Dennis, Joe liliian, Rose Holloway, Killian, Ruth Rosewell and Mildred Weaver.

The director was Wilma Howmll; the pianist, Arline Crockett, the counselor, Ola Mae Pennington. Music was provided by the choir of the Gordon Avenue church. Real Estate Transfers Real estate transfers were filed Thursday in the office of clerk of court as follows: A. H. Gerson to People's Homestead and Savings association, the west half of the south half of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter, section 23, towmship 18 north, range 2 east; consideration, $150 cash.

Mineral rights were conveyed by S. L. Herald and Mrs. Mary C. Thigpen to the United Gas Public Service company as follows: an undivided one-half interest in all gas rights and a 31-64 interest in all oil rights in and under the east half of the northwest quarter of section 25, township 19 north, range 3 east, containing 80 acres; consideration, $1,400.

TAX SUBROGATIONS A total of 362 tax subrogations were filed Thursday in the office of clerk of court. This was said to be the largest number of pieces of property ever to be adjudicated to the state in a single year in this parish. HOW TO RECAPTURE BEAUTY Good looks are often a matter of good health. Sparkling eyes and a smooth complexion are outward signs of an abundant vitality. To be charming, conserve your health.

Guard against constipation. It so often brings wrinkles, sallow skins, dull eyes, pimples. Try the pleasant to protect yourself from constipation. Science has proved that All-Bran provides to exercise the intestines, and vitamin to tone the intestinal tract. All- Bran also furnishes iron, which helps build up the blood.

The in this delicious cereal is much like that of lettuce. How much safer than abusing your system with pills and drugs so 'Often habit-forming, I Two tablespoonfuls daily will correct most type of constipation. If not relieved this way, tm yowr doctor. A PRE-XMAS STOCK-UP SALE FOR MONROE, BASTROP: YES, ANY THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE LIVING NEAR ONE OF THE ABOVE TOWNS CAN VISIT SUR-WA AND GET THESE SPECIAL HOLIDAY NECESSITIES AND SAVE MONEY. REMEMBER THESE PRICES GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY YOUR XMAS BAKING SUGGESTIONS 1 2 lb.

Bar Baking 2-lb. can Cocoa, Raisins, Sunmaid, 15-oz. 3 for. 25c Pure Vanilla Extract, 4-oz bottle, only 19c Dr. Vanilla, small 12c; large 23c 16-oz.

Bottle Red Cherries, only 37c Dates, 10-oz. package Seedless, only 18c Nonsuch Mince Meat, 10-oz 2 for 29c Brown or Confection Sugar, 1-lb. pkg 71 2c Apple Sauce, No. 2 can, only 17c (Cranberry Sauce, No. 1 can, Olives, Stuffed, 10-oz.

bottle, Black Pepper, 1 lb. 22c; 14-lb. can I2V2C Cross and Worcestershire Sauce 29c; Lea Perrins, bot. 19c Godchaux Sugar 5-lb. Sack 27c in a cloth bag 10-lb.

Sack LUNCH TONGUE, can, each BEECH-NUT TOMATO JUICE, 3 tall cans ASPARAGUS FincNt Holiday Dinner in One Del Monte per can 23c You Need Can of High Grade Golden Bantam for Christmas No. 2 can GOOD BROOMS, each CATSUP, Beech-Nut, large bottle 4-oz. Bottle Vanilla EXTRACT oX Qc PAINTED Pre-sen rd Straw BROOMS WALDORF TOILET PAPE MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE per lb. ALAME A 03FFEE at No. 1 Store on Jackson Street Pound 27c F.

i 0. SOAP WESSON OIL That Big Bar FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES LETTUCE, Iceberg, fancy only 4c Fresh, Milky Coconuts 6c New, Fresh Beans, 3 lbs String 25c Florida Juicy, Good Nice Size Grapefruit Only each 3c 163 Size Fancy Apples lit Large 176 Size Florida Oranges 288 size Fancy Fla. Oranges, 14c La. Sweet Juicy SATSUMAS, Large, 10c That Fine, Sweet, Creamy BUTTER pound 22c LET US DO YOUR BAKING It tastes just like you bake at home, made of finest ingredients Get Your Fresh, Fine FRUIT CAKE 45c BREAD Large Pullman loaf Qc We have assorted home-made Cookies in all our stores, in cellophane, 15c We Are Always Trying to Give the Public Better Baking and More Assortment So Why You Let Us Bake for You? 1 IN OUR MAR VEAL CHOPS or RIB Real Hogshead 33c mX-if SmokI'd Boi lb PORK MAST 1 Spare R'bs, OO 3 lbs ZSC Black Hawk Bacon Thick Shoulder lb. Red Hot Special BAPON In -lb.

Cellophane sckagea Only I' 9c nei' fht- Ine lity a and of low pi I- ice! O-Z-O How About Your New, Pure Ribbon Cane? SYRUP Gallon Gallon can 59c BAKER'S CAN PCONOT PREMIIiyMOCOLATE, lb. POST SNOWDRIFT FOR COOKING I-lb. Can 2 6 i 29c 39c 69c SUR-WA STORES SAV TC SWAHSD0WH 20c Flour Cake It Is Good for Holiday Baking GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 10 Lbs. 24 Lbs. 29c $1.15.