The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 7

APRIL 18, 1954 MONROE (LA.) NEWS-STAR JPTEN SOCIETY Your Problems By ANN LANDERS Dear Mrs. Landers: I am 55, a widower and travel a great deal. Most of the hours on buses and trains are very lonely ones. Why travel people sell tickets and- or seat people on the train next to others who are about the same age and status? For instance, on my last trip I sat next to a lovely i young girl while two seats ahead a soldier sat alone; it would have been nice if they could have rtd- den together as there is much they have had in common. on the other hand, woull like to have been seated next to a widow of my own dane affairs as hauling freight and people, collecting fares and getting places on rather than running mobile lonely hearts clubs.

And think of the complications your idea would present everyone i would have to wear a badge stating his age and status (bro-ther! iwhat lies would be told!) or tickets would have to be sold in colors to indicate married, single, divorced, i widow, widower, interested in a partner or not interested in a ner. Then, you'd always have dissatisfied customers who would demand their money back. sor- i ry, Mr. Wally, it just woFk out! You will have to fall back on the old stall of a magazine or newspaper from a likely looking widow on your travels and hope she will welcome your vances. Better still, join clubs and organizations in your home town, meet and marry a and take her along on your travels.

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rbc fact that you arc interested in this meeting proves that you have not committed The evangelist continued to state that, comes in every life a last time when God calls him to become a Christian. Often that last call from God comes many years before death When you say no to last call, you was last West Monroe Man Accused Of Forgery A West Monroe man in the Ouachita Parish Jail Tuesday, charged with one cohnt of forgery, and facing two other charges of forgery, allegedly because he signed an name to the checks he wrote, Robert Miller, 31, of West Monroe. wras taken into custody yesterday, and no bond had been set today. Sheriff Bailey Grant said that one charge of forgery had been filed, and that two more would be filed One of the checks was in the amount of $3.50, another $16 45. and the amount of the third was not disclosed, but.

it was reported as H. B. Zeagler, another West Monroe resident, is reported to have learned that his casual acquaintance, Miller, was passing checks signed and Sheriff Grant said Zeagler filed the complaint that led to arrest. The checks were written on West Monroe bank. Martha Washington.

America's first First Lady, was the widow of Daniel Parke Custis when she was married to George Washington in 1759 TWIN CITY CONCERTS LEADERS in Twin City Community Concerts Association, which held its kick-off banquet last night are shown above. Reading from left to right are (seated) Mrs. Maud Mayo, Miss Freeda Mickel, Mrs. Florence Z. Albritton, and Miss Hermione Driscoll; and (standing) Dr, Bert Heinberg, John Cale and Slade Brown.

(Staff photo. Concert Group Stages Kick-Off For Membership M'Guire Church Is Climaxing Its Evangelism Line McGuire Methodist Church will In the West Indies, steel oil barrels often are shaped into musical instruments which are played by whole bands using rubber-tipped sticks to pound out the music. WANTED TO BUY 500 PIANOS HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL TYPES ROARK BROS. PIANO CO. 703 Jackson St.

Dial 2-5700 Volunteer workers and members of the executive board of the Twin conduct a pre-Easter series of spir- City Concert Association attended the unpardonable dmner at a local hotel last night to open the annual mem- sin. God will never call you again ror ill you have the slighte't desire to become a Christian. Can you prove that last call is not sounding in your ears called you when you were a child. He called you when you started in business. He called you when vou married.

TTo crdled you when the telegraph ticked the message. Mother is dead. He cal'od vou when sickness came. He called the evangelism crusade that has been participated by all the churches throughout Methodism. Comparative results have proven the need for a spiritual revival of The campaign, which opened wi the dinner attended by over 100 persons, will last through Saturday.

The association plans to enroll a capacity audience, thus another fine scries of concerts for the Siade Brown, president, said that at this early date in the campaign, more than twice the number of renewals as 341 DeSiard Phone 8177 you when the depression swept year are already in, and there away vo ir earnings. Vow he is calling you in the midst of these hers Only members are admitted revival t0 Twin City concert programs; Southern will be no tickets are sold at the door. Carl subject Already hooked for the coming on Tuesday night. Services begin year are Yehudi Menuhin, violinist; promptly each ni'ht at 7:30 p.m. Jessi Bjoerling.

tenor, and the Min- There are no day services and no neapolis Symphony orchestra, with service on Saturday night. Every- Antol Doratio conducting, body is cordially invited to attend own members. During this crusade, McGuire Church ranked among the highest percentages in attendance in the Monroe district. The Sunday School attendance reached as high as 70 per cent in attendance. McGuire church has added to the church roll 45 new members during this is a long waiting list of new- mem- conference year.

The Methodist Church has always thought of Easter, with the emphasis on the resurrection as the hNgh point of the year on the church calendar. Easter Sunday also marks the occasion of an ingathering of offerings for the Chil- these closing services of this revival which closes on Sunday. Central Home, at Ruston, La. Only Miss Mickel said that such a con- two calls a year are made on the conference membership for support of this worthy institution, and a cert series as is sponsored annually by the association only be Baptist Church is located at 3400 presented when someone under- aenerous response is exoected Ave. The suuthside bus comes writes the expense often leaving a wines me expense, onen a ira Love, pastor, invites all directly to the doors of the church, dpfirit nr hv a nnn-nrofit i i chiich or dv a non prom associ- who are not attending serivceselse- ation plan such as we Men And Women In Uniform To where to come out each eek night at 7:30 p.m.

and hear these inspirational messages, based on the Easter theme. Services begin on Wednesday night and continue through Sunday. THE VOTERS OF WEST Thank you, one and all, for the extremely gratifying vote you gave me in Tuesday primary. Your vote of confidence is indeed inspiring, and I want all of you to know that my appreciation comes from the bottom of my heart. I will appreciate your continued support in the second primary.

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Representatives of organizations who wish to participate may contact Captain George L. Whitmever at building T-39-2 Selman Field or telephone 9960. In his forma! proclamation designating May 15 as Armed Forces Day in 1954, President Eisenhower said, call upon my fellow citizens, not only to display the flag of the United States on Armed Forces Day, but also to manifest their recognition of the sacrifice and devotion to duty of the men and women in the armed forces by attending and participating in the local observances of the day eon- ducted by the armed forces and the civil Local activities presently in the planning stage include a parade, open house, air display and participation by local well known former and present members of the armed forces for projects which will best demonstrate Monroe's interest in the purposes of Armed Forces Day are welcomed by the project officer. Although coordinated by the department of defense. Armed Forces Day is endorsed and supported by leading national organizations whose eooperstion In past years has assured the success of the occasion.

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