Social Realm notices and community events
Eva C Bradford lists social items and club meetings. Leg Town Community Club meets Thursday at Mrs J C Litseond's residence. Fidelis Club of First Baptist church meets Thursday afternoon. Parent Teachers clubs schedule Friday sessions and delegate elections for the state conference in New Orleans April 13–15. Friday club meets at Mrs Leon Faulk's. Local residents travel to Ohio for a ill father. Rev W E Neill heads to Van Alstyne Texas for a meeting. Miss Edna Elliott mourns death of her father Tavner H Ell PSY of Baskin Louisiana March 15.
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Legtown
J. C. Litseond
Fidelis Club
First Baptist Church
Parent- Teachers Club
Barkdall Faulk
Georgia Tucker School
Parent-Teachers’ Association
New Orleans
Conference of
Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations
Leon Faulk
W. E. Neill
West Monroe Baptist Church
van Alstyne
Texas
Cify
Edna Elliott
Tavner H. Ell
Baskin, la
March Lith
National Congress of Parents and Teachers Meets in Austin
The annual convention of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers opens in Austin Texas on April 27 with a memorial service for Mrs Higgins and addresses by noted educators including Frank D Slutz Henry Neumann and Cora Wilson Stewart. A banquet at Hotel Austin follows and round tables and conferences on school and family topics run through May 1 including luncheons and a drive reception at the executive mansion.
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Austin
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Texas
National Board
Higgins
Frank D. Slutz
Marian Park School
Dayton
Ohio
Henry Neumann
Ethical
University of Texas
Publicity Bureau
Judge Schulze Heads Northeastern Woodmen Delegation
About fifteen delegates from northeast Louisiana Woodmen of the World camps travel to Lake Charles for the state convention on the 2nd through 4th. Judge Chas Schulze represents Ouachita 10, and Mrs Frank Edney attends as delegate from the ladies circle. W R Kirkpatrick joins from Emserge Wood Camp. In Schulze’s absence, B A Trousdale serves as city court judge.
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Louisiana
Lake Charles
Chas. Schulze
Ouachita
Frank Edney
W. R. Kirkpatrick
Emserge W. Wood
West
Monroe
New Laboratory Head Named for Saint Francis Sanitarium
W. E. Lawson of Muskogee Oklahoma becomes head of the laboratory department at Saint Francis Sanitarium. He arrived in Monroe and began duties after earning a 1923 Maryland degree and serving in World War I with the Marine Corps. He later worked at the Veterans Hospital in Muskogee. He held a reserve corps medical lieutenant commission after Armistice.
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St. Francis Sanitarium
W. E. Lawson
Muskogee
Okla
Lawson
Monroe
Lawton
University of Maryland
Soldier’s Memorial Hospital
United States Veterans Hospital
Car Cleaner Suspect Tied to $120,000 Mail Theft
In Buffalo on February 27 a car cleaner named August Lehman and Herman Reis alias Rice were jailed over a $120,000 currency loss from the mails. Investigators traced $5,000 unrecovered bills through Lerianni to Reis and Lehman, who claimed the money was found in a pouch destined for the Federal Reserve Bank of Detroit and hidden in a garage after gambling losses.
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Buffalo
Lehman
Herman Reis
Rice
Chuck Conners
Federal Reserve Bank of Detroit
Washington
Pennsylvania
Michigan Railroad
Reis
Joseph Lerianni
Fred Reeves
United States Marshal’s
Reeves
Lerianni
Quick Trial Possible in Typhoid Germ Case
William D. Shepherd indicted for the slaying of his millionaire foster-son William Nelson McClintock. If bail efforts fail, a trial could begin almost at once. Chief Justice Jacob H. Hopkins may order an immediate trial, with the prosecution ready. Defense claims six witnesses could reopen the bail hearing.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Jacob H. Hopkins
Robert E. Crowe
Shepherd
Hopkins
Fine Feathers and Fashioned Pearls Feature New Strings
Marguerite Lewis notes longer pearl necklaces gaining popularity with double wraps and V neck dresses. Large tinted and irregular pearls appear, with a Rue de la Paix jeweler showing a marcasite heron motif for clasps. Also, rescue efforts for 58 trapped miners stall as floodwater pumps lag.
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Rue de la Paix
Paris Fashion Embraces Back Jewel Pendant Trend
Paris fashion shifts to the back jewel pendant worn with low backed gowns. Pearls form the string while the pendant showcasing diamonds or precious stones complements the dress, following the gown’s cut.
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Paris
Mar
Jewelry as Fashion Accent Shapes Evening Wear
Designers emphasize costume jewelry as integral to dresses, with garalith fantasies in red and black, long red tassels, and necklaces fixed to gowns. Opaque crystals, colored stones, pearls, and iridescent elements coordinate with gowns as major houses open dedicated jewelry departments for evening wear.
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Couturiers
Harmony in Jewelry and Dress Styles Dressed in Decolletage Line
The article notes that harmony in fashion matters and that a wrong jewel can spoil a gown. Attention centers on the neckline line and its impact on overall attire.
Hope of Mine Rescue Abandoned Tuesday
NEW CASTLE England April 1 A new pump capable of 1000 gallons per minute will be taken to the Montague Colliery Leokwood today but the crews attempting to rescue miners faced difficulties.
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New Castle
England
Montague
Leokwood
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Edney
North Fifth St
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Alice Langelier
Bond
DeSiard
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Grand Floral Co
Louis H. Cosper
Grand St
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