Local society notes and social events in Shreveport
Mrs Henry and companions motor to Shreveport to hear Rachmaninoff as Miss Sybil Smith visits. Keller family leases home and moves to supervise highway work in Atlanta. P T A rummage sale and chicken orders planned. Bay View Reading Club discusses James Madison era. Bridge club hosts at South Pine street. Dorothy Wright returns from Little Rock after her mother’s operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxfield Keller
Shreveport
Kenneth McRae
East Third Street
Our City
Keller
Hope- Emmet
J. B. McCrary & Co
Alanta, Ga
Bessie Olm
Bay View
R. M. LaGrone
Madison
E. E. White
Mamie Twitchell
W. P. Agee, Jr
G. Frank Miles
Wednesday Contra Bridge Club
South Pine Street
Dorothy Wright
Little Rock
Walter Wright
Missouri Pa
Fashionable blue crochet bag with silk lining
A blue mercerized crochet cotton handbag with a slide closure is described as a smart new idea. It is fully lined with matching silk, showcasing a fashion craft.
Reading List Highlights From The Wind Burden High
A catalog of titles and authors listed for Wind Burton High School courses. It includes classic works by Hawthorne, Dickens, Cervantes, Doyle, Twain, Scott, Stevenson, Hugo, and many others across literature and biography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte
Conrad
Lord Jim
Crane
Dickens
Dombey and Son
Pickwick Papers
Eliot
Kipling
Kim
Thackeray
Cheucer
Antin
Boswell
Johnson
Pepys
Morshead
Rostand
Sheridan
Land
Elia
Stevenson
Tennyson
World's Busiest Woman in London Keeps Busy Life
Mrs. S. G. Brown of London is described as the busiest woman, managing a factory with her inventor husband, directing two companies with 600 employees, handling international contracts and patents, editing a children's magazine, and running a private zoo. She also tends orchids, livestock, and fruit, and cares for two office pets while reading a wide range of classic literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Brown
London
Paris
New York
Berlin
War Office
Admiralty
Nation moves toward cooperative government method
The passage argues that current events push the United States toward a cooperative form of government akin to European coalitions, marking its most consequential step since George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Hospital Notices Include Several Major Operations
Miss Margaret Bradshaw, daughter of Mr and Mrs Farrin Bradshaw, was admitted Saturday for treatment. Mrs J L Floyd entered Monday for a major operation. Joe A Erwin, son of Mr and Mrs C M Erwin of South Main street, was discharged Monday after a major operation last week. Mae Northcott, who underwent a major operation Tuesday, was resting well Wednesday. C C Chamberlain of Spring Hill was admitted Tuesday afternoon for a major operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bradshaw
Farrin Bradshaw
J. L. Floyd
Joe Arnold Erwin
C. M. Erwin
South Main Street
Mae Northcott
C. C. Chamberlain
Spring Hill
His Vote May Rule Senate
Republicans claim control of a coming Senate short session through Karl C. Schuyler. He leads by about 500 votes before two isolated precincts and absentee ballots are counted. Schuyler, attorney for Henry M. Blackmer, faced Walter Walker, Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
Karl C. Schuyler
Schuyler
Henry M. Blackmer
Teapot Dome
Walter Walker
Good Man of Vonore Forgives Clothing Thief
Reverend William E. Clark of Vonore earned the label The Good Man of Vonore as he forgave a thief who stole his clothing while he distributed Sunday school literature. He believes the thief likely needs the items badly and hopes the message reaches him toward better means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
William E. Clark
Vonore
Clark
Spirits of Winter Poses Spotlight on Gloria Stuart
Gloria Stuart returns to film style poses as the magazine highlights winter fashion. The splashy spread features the star in bright studio scenes designed to evoke snowy glamour and classic Hollywood elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Gloria Stuart
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If Society
Sir Henry Telephone
Tully Henry
Pansy Wimberly
Marilyn Ward
Luther Hol- Jr
Rachmaninoff
Sybil Smith
C. N. Black
Harper
Shreveport, la
Mms
Gus Haynes
Oglesby P. T. A
East Second Street
Cific Hospital
Garden Club
Louise Knobel
Geor. W. Robison
J. C. Carlton
First Methodist Church
Frank W. Pickell
Aas
First National Bank Building
Fhones
Paalcos Trencer
Frank Buck
Ingem
AR Elson
Wind-Burton
Barstow
Becker
Reading
Blanchan
Bird Neighbors
Chapman
Church
Odessey
Collins
Hawthorne
Hill
Grant and Lee
Ribbany
Seton
Grizzley
Thompson
Bryant
Garland
Tappan
Page
Wordsworth
Scott
Shakespeare
Bachellor
Cooper
Cervantes
Don Quixote
Nicholas Nickleby
David Copperfield
Elisberg
Ferris
Fox
Nordoff
France
Wister
Abbott
Daniel Boone
David Crockett
Burrough
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Robert E. Lee
Sugimoto
Scudder
Dana
Irving
Mills
Rockies
McSpadden
Muir
Strickeen
Theodore Roosevelt
Barrie
Mackay
Bath
Maeterlinck
Silas Marner
Blackmore
Churchill
Richard Carvel
Clemens
King Arthur's Court
Oliver Twist
Dumas
Alice
Old
Vincennes
Wallace
Ben Hur
Bek
White
Addams
Hull House
Bradford
Lee
Joan of Arc
Whittier
Austen
Senate
WWOS
Patterson
Hope
F. H. Shoemaker
Farmer- Laborite
Congress
Minnesota
Leavenworth
U. S
Shoemaker
Cambric
Hila Morgan
American Legion
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