Anne Adams Pattern 4489 For Simple Home Frock
Anne Adams presents Pattern 4489 a four piece at home dress with options a bright collar or simple V neck pleated sleeves and a handy pocket in gingham chambray or percale sizes 14 to 42 requiring 314 yards for size 16 illustrated instructions included send 15 cents to News-Star World Publishing Co pattern department for order and catalog details
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Anne Adams
News-Star World Publishing Co
Pattern Department
W. Lith St
New York, N.Y
Social light and garden club news grace Monroe week
Mrs. Alfred Hennen hosts guests including Men C. E. Hyde of Memphis as talk and tea mark a quiet Friday. The week features lectures on Feminine Fiction by Miss Annette Duschein and a visit by Dr. Harriet Daggett of the LL B law faculty addressing Monroe unit of the American Association of University Women.
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Alfred Hennen
C. E. Hyde
Memphis
Tenn
Hermen
Formslana Hahite
Emma
Mrs. Hyde
Hennen
Adelia Sande
F. W. Fitzpatrick
Gertrude Feazel
Garnett Murphy Anderson
Annette Duschein
Frances Hotel
Harriett Daggett
Law
The
State University
Daggett
Monroe
American Association of University Women
Frederick Williamson
Harriet S Daggett
LL. A. Law
Monroe Charter American Association of University Women
Riverside Drive
ALA
de Daggett
American Legion Auxiliary
Patriote
Annette Ducnein
Opera Club
Foc Gihaen
Henry Hinkle
Alms Hotel
C. BF. Hyde
Memphis, Tenn
Community meeting notices and social updates in Monroe parish
Local society pages list a string of meetings and circles at St Anne precincts and Garden Avenue Methodist Church with dates, hosts, and addresses. Items include Women's Missionary Society sessions, Presbyterians circles, and American Legion auxiliary events alongside wedding announcements and local social notices.
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St Annee Cirete
Mra
A. Petre
Travis Street
Weat Monroe
Worants Mice
Fiext Metculiet Chutes
St Toom
Folls
Cirela
Rebersen
Leyieville Avenue
Ciele Noo
R. OB. Arrant
South Piret Etpeet
Circle
CF Weelles
JW Myers
Pine Street
Mina Ola Mae Pennington
South Fliat Street
Hope Dennis
Methodiet Church
Chelee
First Raptlet Chorea
Noot-Mre
Roe Majer
Park Avenue
Anmer Vita
Women's Missionary Society of
Garden Avenue
Methadier
Beble Claternum
Cirele
Presbyterian
Jon
John Navier
Par- Rud
Mre
Ho St Williams
Wo Monrse
Wharton Brown
Hudson Lane
Ralph Holcombe
Auburn
C. A Hatchell
Park Circle
Mo Harper
W. B. Mattheas Gorden
D C. Seaman
L Street
WB A
Po Hall
Monrse
University Women
Frederick Williamson
Mertog O
le Frases
Pam
Chiachita Parish
PT. A
Lotus Club
Woman's Auxiliary
Guochite Parien Medieal Society
St Josep G F P touted as women’s tonic
An advertisement promotes St Josep G.F.P. claiming it relieves nervousness and ailments in women. It markets a large bottle for $1 with a money back guarantee and labels the product as a famous vegetable compound with tonic action.
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St. Josep G.F.P
Fire Ends Ranch Dream for Wren Kay Cran
Wren Kay Cran loses her Lazy Nine ranch and barn in a blaze. Ted Gaynor, hired for protection, shoots Scrap Johnson in a gunfight and later dies or is thought to be killer hunted. Suspicion falls on Ted as Marion watches over him in a feverish recovery amid rumors of murder.
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Wren Kay Crandon
The
Lazy Nine
Josh Hastings
Otener
Flying Sin
Kay
Ted Gaynor
Scrap Johnson
Hastings
Scrap
Ted
Marton
Sherif Farley
Marion
Maron
Serap Johnson
Seth
Gaynor
Scrap Jehneen
Marie de Nervaud
Deenetie Matimeoay at the Paramount Theater Tonight
A brief event note announces Deenetie Matimeoay performing at the Paramount Theater tonight with showtime listed for the evening.
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Wertheslay
Paramount Theater
Kay in Shock Over Sheriff’s Murder Hunt and Ted’s Fate
Kay confronts fear and duty as Sheriff and posse hunt a killer. Ted seeks strength to face accusations while Marion reveals her father’s dire straits and her own plan to wait, return, or confront the truth. Kay questions the justice of pursuing a suspect amid fear and moral doubt.
Daughters of the American Revolution rally for Education Week
The Daughters of the American Revolution plan mass participation this week on November 7 to support American Education Week with a 100 percent turnout initiative across chapters.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Help Stomach Digest Food Without Laxatives
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss stomach digestion and avoiding laxatives. Contains garbled phrases and unclear names. no clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portions.
Education and citizenship training amid rising radical propaganda
Mrs. Becker urges intensified education in first principles to counter radical propaganda and forge American democracy as 27 million children grow toward citizenship. The note cites concerns on whether youths become supporters or destroyers, while other local notes report visitors to New Orleans for Tulane homecoming, and residents returning from trips and convalescence.
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Becker
United States
D A R Chapters Focus On Education And Youth Programs
The D A R emphasizes education as a cornerstone of democracy with chapters nationwide directing programs for youth. It highlights 17 national sponsored schools, student loans nearing $400 000 aiding 2 666 children, and ongoing committee work driven by education.
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National Society
Southland
D A. R
William A. Becker
Head of Baptist Home Speaker at Winnfield Church
Rev. B F Wallace superintendent of the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home at Monroe preached at the Winnfield Baptist Church Sunday morning. Children from the home gave readings and songs. A cash offering for the home was collected along with canned fruit donations from a shower hosted by the local Baptist Women's Missionary Society. Rev B C Land led a revival in Mississippi.
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Winnfield
B.F. Wallace
Leedsiana Baptist Children's Home
Monroe
Baptist Church
Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Boc. Land
Mississippa
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Onne Dans
Fireside
William S. Buchanan
Alexandria
Louisiana Federation of Garden Clubs
M. Hoffpaui
Crowley
Nellie Torrey
Vidalia
W. P. Smart
Bunkie
Morgan Walker
N. William Read
Lake Charles
Bertha B. Keller
Tallulah
R. M. Wiseman
L. M. Feazel
Ruston
Clifford King
Baton Rouge
Columbus
Errol Barron
Pineville
A. H. McMichael
Paul V. Nolte
Jennings
Maury Stanton
St. Joseph
Edward Richardson
Hammond
B. Darracott
Markeville
Myre Mark D
Garden Club
M.A. Kennedy
Foster Morgan
A. Lauter
Amite
Charles Raymond
A. M. Haas
JG. Wafer
Shreveport
Harry McCall
New Orleans
A. F. Gates
Garden Mack
Lake Arthur
Roy
Albert Sevier
Elmer Richards
Marine
George Sutton
Natchiteches
W. W. Burnside
Newellton
David W. Moore
Turner K. Butler
Pontehatouta
Ira Campbell
Coushatta
W. M. Warren
J. G. Blanche
JL. Murray
John Hill
Portatien
James Boing
Margaret Ewing
de Harnett S. Daggett
Dallas Goa
Rodney J. Hobbs
Auniliagy
Foreign Wars Club
DeSiard
Vo FL W. Auxilars
Eiagh Rooms
Ancette Duchein
Frances Petal Reon Lanchean Bridge
McGuire Golf Club
James Woodburn Spencer
New Orleana
Elizabeth Hillar Spencer
James Paul Tharp
James H. Tharp
Orleans Club
Miss Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Spencer
Bessie Hilton
Thomas Spatafora
Vaughan-Wright-Bender Clinic
Spatafora
Evelyn Broun
Walter Pendricks
Erie
Dallas, Tex
Robert Hendricks
Joseph K. Littlepage
Aubrey Trawich
Washington Street
Serid
Cook Bookery
Cook Book Editor
News-Star—World
Monroe, la
Paramount
Maril Directaud
Members OF
Grace Episcopal Church Guilds
South Grand Street
Bridge
Missoula
Hugh
Josh
Tte
Joseph S. Guerriera
Marcon Louse
Tulane
L. Dowling
Guerriero
Faward Harper
St. Francie Sanitarium
J. L. Croft
Little Rock
Ark
RB. O. Ware
Baptist Home
Winnfield Church
Gal Ana
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