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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
5
In June the wedding theme echoed through the city with June traditions and a wedding march. The ceremony united Miss Lip... Lipscomb and Mr. Shotwell with Mr. and Mrs. Hol... at the home amidst beautiful gardens and family toasts.
Public notice warns social items must reach the social editor by 4 PM Friday due to early press time. Readers are asked to cooperate and submit promptly for Sunday edition.
Local column lists Friday and Saturday dances at the K of P hall and Cherokee terrace with sponsors Bob Staples and Mixed Company. It also shares a chicken with almonds recipe, and notes numerous social visits and upcoming nuptial plans including Miss Lyda Belle Beavers wedding to Stewart Murray Burford, plus guests and travel mentions from Baton Rouge to Los Angeles and Detroit.
A feature on makeup techniques cites Doris Humphrey and shows lipstick application with a stiff brush. It then offers a concise travel wardrobe guide including lightweight suits, coats, swim wear, washable frocks, lingerie, headgear, evening attire, and sun protection for a weekend trip.
Mrs. Vernon Thompson led her pupils in a home recital featuring works such as The Mountain Stream by Ruth Read March of the Boy Scouts by Louise Grant The Band Is Playing by Jeanne Moberney A Bong of hs by Joyce Hurd and songs including Mother with performances by Hewitt Read and Hurd under the guidance of their teacher.
Oak Grove Circle No 1 met at Mrs William McG Dollerhide with Mrs D W Kelly presiding. The program centered on temperance and included scripture readings clippings from World Outlook and a social with cold drinks sandwiches ice cream and cake. Circle No 2 met at Mrs L L James with 13 members. led by Mrs J T Williams the program featured The White Man Deals with the Indians an Indian names contest and prayers.
Judith Goodloe marries Reuben Oliver for his wealth and to support her Maryland family. Reuben, devoted yet broke, offers to release her after learning his fortune is gone. Judith insists on honoring her bargain despite the personal cost.
In a tense confrontation aboard a liner Judith rebuffs Reuben’s plea for money, declaring she will keep wedding gifts and debts safe. He recalls his past poverty and pleads for help, but she maintains the marriage bond and refuses to stoop to pitying offers. They drift into a cycle of spending to escape.
A list of teachers from the schools of the parish and nearby universities is noted. Names include Meadames J. T. Williams Mary B. Thompson C. H. Neely Frank McCormick J. R. McIntosh O. C. Roberts C. Gunter R. M. Grasby J. Pollard Turner D. A number of teachers from the schools of S mao the pariah ae follow universities any date school Mise Helen San-
The readable fragments list Thelma Sharman Dora Mae Henderson Audrey Sutton Alexa McCain and several others with affiliations to Colorado Louisiana Tech Forest High School and Louisiana Normal. Also mentions Miss Bonnie Suc ree Taylor Lou nge Green school and Fisher school with various staff or student names.
An advertisement urges readers to treat constipation by increasing bulk in the diet with Kellogg’s All-Bran for breakfast and water intake. It explains bulk as fiber not heavy foods and notes All-Bran supplies vitamin B and acts as an intestinal tonic. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold by every grocer.
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