The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 9

t. MONDAY. MAY 4. 1936 THE SHREVEPORT TIMES NINE TIIEYT.E CHAMPS GARDEN CLUB for the extraction of motor foe frora coal, and will build Urge near Berlin. The Stinness group snd the German Dye and CheiUcal Trust bsvs sgreed to pool patents and experience EAST TEXAS ROTARIANS TO MEET TODAY CLUB WORKERS READY TO OPEN DISTRICT MEET 4 Judging will begin promptly at 11 a.m.

All exhibits must be received pr'-o, to that hour. Ribbons will be awarded for first, second and third places. sweep stake prise will be awarded the exhibitor winning the largest number of blue and red ribbons. A prise will be given the outstanding single exhibit. Entries cover roses.

Iris, lilies, bulbous or tuberous flowers, aquatic plants, annnuals, perennials and arrangement classes. Rules may be obtained from the department club. CHEMISTRY JOBS PLtMIML Chicago (U). It looks like chemistry Is the course to study at college According to a survey made by the chemistry department of Northwestern University, every student graduating with a Ph. D.

orf a M- degree in chemistry during the psst three tertainment committee, announced that a tent will be erected on a vacant lot adjoining the new anncrj building on South Washington avenue and that it will have 9.600 square feet. Plans are made to cars for 700 Rotarians and their guests, Blalock said The banquet honoring District Governor Keitb Hotchkis and official visitors will be from 7 to 9 p.m. Mondsy and will precede the governor's ball. An elaborate program of entertainment baa been arranged for the banquet and excludes speeches. Musk will be unit: bed by Jack Crswlord and his radio orchestra and includes special numbers from the Sproule school of dancing, and vocal number by Miss Lucia Graeser and Eu-doxla Bradfield.

stage and radio singer. Aviation in Brazil Is growing. Norton Business College THE SCHOOL OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHING Tbe Original Urtgg bhartband College of Ebrevepert DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL NOW IS THE TIME TO ENROLL To Fit You for a Worthwhile Position Ambitious Young Men and Women Are Entering Daily Ask for Information WELCOME ROTARIANS AND ROTARY ANNS 4th Floor Levy Bldg. Phone 2-4363 teiilsUna Huge Cirrus Tent Will Be lTed as Banquet Hall at Marshall Marshall. Texas, Msy 3 (Special).

A huge circus tent will be converted into a banquet ball for the Rotarians attending the 1 1th annual convention of clubs in the 8tb district Mondsy. Bryan Blal ck, chairman of the en years bss obtained a job. if, sps -A If PREPARES ITS FLOWER SHOW Annual Event I Set for Thursday; Ribbon Will Be Given Winners The garden division of the Woman's Department club will present from to 10 p.m. Thursday its annual flower snow. The event will be held at the Woman's Department club, corner Una avenue and Margaret place A a 4 HEARTY Committeemen Say All Ar rangements for Rotary Session Complete Shreveport Rotarisns who bsTt been working on arrangements for the district conference which opens today reported Sunday that all detail had been completed.

Ererjr Indication la that the conference will be the peat in the dla-trlct for many years. Everything baa been planned for the two days, and the local committee are of the opinion that flatting Rotarians will be pleased with, the program. The work of organizing the conference was placed In the bands of Ward Delaner, general conference chairman To assist him be ap. pointed a number of chairmen who selected their helpers. Decorations of the streets, hotel and buildings wss turned over to the decorating committee, under I vie Watson, as chairman.

Assisting hlra were J. O. McFaddln, 3. D. tyles, 8.

J. Merrldeth, Louis Selber, John Howatt and Jim Begble. They arranged for flags to be flown, buildings to be draped, and constructed on the lawn of the library a gigantic Rotary wheel which revolves constantly In the glare of a floodlight. Mclntyre Prescott was made chairman of the entertainment committee, assisted by Jack D. Smith, W.

R. Allen, W. L. Rutan and John D. Lyles.

This group arranged for the conference ball, receptions and music. They also arranged with Gen. Gerald C. Brant for an air show at Barksdale Field this afternoon. Golf facilities for visiting Rotarians were provided by the golf committee, under the direction of T.

J. Heard, helped by P. F. McBrlde, L. A.

Mnllhes, J. E. King, Leon Johnson and Dr. D. L.

Kerlin. The big job of providing automobile transportation for the Rotarians and thei" wives was entrusted to P. E. Furlow. chairman of the transportation committee.

Helping him were Leon J. Phillips, Joe Campbell end R. P. Kay3cr. They arranged to rope off the block on Edwards street In front of the Washington hotel as a parking space for Rotary cars.

Sufficient cars were loaned to provide transportation for all Rotary-Anns to the Biirlpe club for luncheon today and to carry the Rotarians to Barks-dale this afternoon. The task of registering some 600 delegates was placed in the hands of the registration committee, beaded by T. 8, Neal, and composed of Mrs. Wesley Norton and E. Rupert Campbell, Registration was taken In advance of the conference Jrom "all Rotarians who cared to register in advance, and desks were arranged in the hotel lobby to register all delegates arriving without previous registration.

The matter of bands and parades was placed under the direction of Grover C. Koffman, chairman, with Dr. Peachy Gilmer and J. E. King.

Henry Shires was made a committee of one to provide Boy Scouts for carrying messages during the conference, Arrangements for luncheons and banquets was placed in the hands of a committee headed by John A. Welch, assisted by T. J. Heard and Arthur Campbell. The committee arranged for the four service luncheons today, the governor's banquet Monday night and the conference luncheon at noon Tuesday.

Reception of guests was entrusted to Dick Criddle, chairman of the re ception committee, who made every member of the Shreveport and Cedar Grove Rotary clubs members of his committee. Receptions will be held tonight preceding and following the dinner. C. O. Thrall was made a one man committee In charge of all printing, and supervised the production of Vne program and all other printed matter used In connection with the con ference.

A. H. Tarver and TJ. S. Goodman were nam 1 sergeants-at-arms to care for seating arrangements and proper order throughout the conference.

Publicity for the conference was handled by the publicity committee, headed by R. M. Wlnsborougb. assisted by Dolph jTants and A. Mallhes.

BIRTHS Arcadia, La, May 3 (Special). The Rev. and Mrs. C. W.

Caldwell. Arcadia, ara the parents of a daughter, Peggy Ann, born April 27, In the TM-State sanitarium, Shreveport. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B.

F. Armstrong, Sherman, Texas, The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. M.

Caldwell, Bienville, La. Movts fans of Columbia prefer pictures from the United States. FROM THE SHREVEPORT ROTARY CLUB TO EVERY Visiting ROTARIAN and ROTARY ANN Mil V- Ray Tllghinan (top) and True-man Van Yet'khoven, will defend the Atkins Avenue and Creswell (Street schools respectively in the third annual Shreveport Times Marbles tournament to be held In the Municipal auditorium Saturday, May 23. Ray Is 14 and Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

W. II. Tilgh-man of 101 W80th street. Trueman, also 14, Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

H. R. Van Verkhoven of 503 Olive street. (Photos by Gasquet) FOUR SCHOOLS IN AREA NAME MARBLE KINGS Cotton Calley, -Many, Benton, Rocky Mount Add to List of Champions Four out-of-Shreveport schools last week named Marbles champions 'o compete for Ark-La-Tex honors here on May 23. The new champions are Charlie Crouch of Cotton Valley; Jack Creigh ton of Many; Davis McCall of Rocky Mount, and Joe Williams of Benton The Cotton Valley boy is 13 and is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Crouch He Is a student in the seventh grade at the Cotton Valley school. To win the school title he deteated Jame- Hudson in close finals.

Approximately 30 boys entered the Cotton Valley tournament, which conducted by R. O. Machen, principal or the Creighton, who is 13 and the of Mrs. Sallle Creighton, defeated James Lftham for the Many title In a Many high and elementary school tournament conducted by J. T.

Leopold, principal. Forty-eight boys entered the Many tournament. McCall, the Rocky Mount champ: is 14. and Is In the eighth grade. He is the son of Mr.

snd Mrs. S. McCall of Rocky Mount. McWilliams, the Benton champion. Is also 14 and In the eighth graJ His parents are Mr, and Mrs.

J. McWilliams. W. W. Eubanks directed both the Rocky Mount and Benton tourna.

ments, Medals for the four boys and the approximately 49 other Shreveport and area school cha--'ons have been ordered and will be available at leut one week before the Ark-La-Tex finals on May 23. Medals for the out-of- Shreveport champions will be mailed to their tournament directors as soon as they are received by the Marbles editor of The Shreveport Times. All tournaments preliminary to the Ark-La-Tex finals should be com pleted by May 15, and the Marbles eciltor should be advised of the rest by telephone or mall immediately. Nearly 1,500 scientists are expected to attend the International Genetics congress, which will be held In Leningrad, Russia, next yesr. ment, Mr.

Turoff has not lost a single day from his work because of Psoriasis and hs Is so happy be cause of his relief from the distress of this annoying trouble that hs wants to share it with others. If you have Psnrlsais. you should by all means send for Mr. Turoff't Mpcrlences. A pontcard or letter will bring you complete Informs- Hon.

Why not write him today? Relieves the Itch of Eczema Many sufferers of certain forms of Ecsema hsve reported relief frora the terrible Itching by the use of tht same trestment. If you would Ilk to know about these people, write Mr. Turoff stating which troublt you hsve and hs will send you tht information without any obligation on your part, Mrly addreas Ben Turoff, Bos Bso, Lees Summit, Mo Adv. We, the Undersigned, of the Shreveport Rotary Club Extend to You Our Visiting Rotarians, and Rotary Anns a Hearty and Enthusiastic Welcome to Shreveport. Our Local Club Has Been Most Interested In Preparing This Conference For You and It Is Our Greatest Wish That You Are As Happy In Your Visit As We Are In Having You As Our Guests.

Our Membership Is Yours to Command. Command Us, That We May Serve You. The Undersigned Rotarians Take This Method of Extending Their Welcome and Greetings Hal M. Arthur Atlas Pipe Line Corp. P.

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