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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1937

Page

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Notable Convention Planned For P T A

The Louisiana Parent-Teacher Association plans a three day convention in Shreveport starting April 15 with sixty units represented. Key speakers include Mrs Fadra Holmes Wilson and Pat M Neff with sessions on education peace and citizenship. District leaders and a large social and musical program accompany an exhibit and banquet.

Louisiana Parent-Teacher Association Shreveport P.T. A Albert Smith Winnfield Texas Arkansas Fadra Holmes Wilson South Howard Brown W. C. Youngblood Shreveport Council Lawrence A. Maithes Noyes Darling Smith National Congress Crystal Ballroom Washington-Youree Hotel Pat M. Neff Baylor University Waco Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers Mendelssohn Choral Club E. Weldon Jones

Vronski hosts late party at studio amid odd secretive tension

Count Vronski invites friends to Anne Phelps studio for a late gathering. Anne, Vronski, Karsanakosf, a renowned dancer, and Bigelow arrive. A shot sounds, Bigelow discovers five women over Vronski's corpse, they hide the body, and the party continues until a call from the supposed dead count unsettles the scene.

Count Vronski Anne Phelps Anne Vronski Karsanakosf Bigelow Paris Karsanakoff

Party guests conceal murder at Vronski's New York party

In a crowded New York apartment, Count Vronski is shot. Anne Phelps Karsanakoff and companions plot to hide the body and craft alibis using a staged telephone call and a later plan to move him to his East 58th Street residence to avoid police scrutiny. Austrelitz Palapine urges returning him to his rooms as a drunk or ill guest.

Arsanakoff Vronski Anton Mirabelle Chet Harrison Karsanakoff Riend Myre Kane Bigelow Austrelitz Anne Anne Phelps Dr. Austrelitz Igelow America Buddy Burton Ledyard Grace Count Vronski Austrelia Mariushka New York East 58Th Street Ostreltz Tecan Deme

Busy social week with classes, dinners and a wedding

Local notices list church meetings across Grace, Temple, YWCA and others, plus women’s groups at First Christian, Baptist Missionary, Altar Society and more. In addition, Parker Memorial class hosts, yearbook events, and a Lakeside Country Club luncheon precede the Melba Liner and Dr. Robert Gaston wedding at Lakeside Saturday night.

Temple Sisterhood and Cemetery Association The Temple Mia T. J. Sandridge Clifford Johnson Melba Woman's Council of the First Christian Church R. FE. Fuqua South First Street R. O. Ware Pargoud Drive Methodist Missionary Society Presbyterian Auxiliary Woo J. Veasey Parker Memorial Layton Apartments Parliamentary Law Ub Sam Collins Hudson Lane P.T. A Central Grammar School P.T. A. Mother Singers Chorus C. J. DuBos Pershing Drive Welcome Branch Book Club J. R. White Arkansas Avenue C. E. Woodham Lakeside Country Club Travis Oliver Opera Club EF. R. Whitaker Auburn Charles S. Gaushell James Phelog Melba Liner Robert Gaston Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors Rodney J. Hobbs Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Eclube DeSiard Street Twin Cities H. F. Felix RF. McCook Milling Bernstein Marie Collens Wiliam Thurman E. (. Thompson Gaston Miss Melha

Smiths Return From New Orleans Mutual Life Convention

J Arthur Smith and his son J Arthur Smith Jr returned from the Mutual Life Insurance annual state convention in New Orleans. The younger Smith, district agent for Tallulah, was named one of five Louisiana representatives to join the Mutual Field club, which will meet in Chicago May 28 and 29.

Washington-Youree Marion K. Smith Shreveport Choral Club Alvin Sour N. D. Smith Miss Cowen Bristow Lotus Club L. S. A Book Circle Monroe Miss Bristow Louisiana Misa Bristow Times-Picayune Hollywood New Orleans Miss Duchein J. Arthur Smith J. Arthur Smith, Jr Mutual Life InmMirance Company Arthur Smith Tallulah Mutual Field Club Chicago

Elunbie Offers Club Membership With National Scope

The Elunbie club seeks new members highlighting a nationwide reach. Officials describe inclusive aims and benefits spanning across regions, inviting participation from individuals interested in shared interests and community activities.

Elunbie

Court of Appeals Convenes in City Courthouse

The circuit court of appeals met Monday at 9 30 in the city courthouse for a two day session presided by Judge H C Drew of Shreveport. Associate judges were Judge R M Taliaferro of Harrisonburg and Judge Joe B Hamter of Shreveport. Twenty six cases were on the docket.

Circuit Court of Appeals H.C. Drew Shreveport Rom. Taliaferro Harrisonburg Joe B. Hamter

Funeral set for M. J. Easterling of West Monroe

M. J. Easterling, 45, of 203 Linder Man Avenue West Monroe died at home Sunday after a long illness. Funeral at Davis Lawhead Funeral Home Monday at 3 p.m. with Rev. Crayton S. Brooks officiating. burial in Hasley Cemetery. Pallbearers: B. H. Nelson J M Bennett B D Hodges Dr H F Cann Allen Guthrie J S Burgess. Surviving: widow two daughters Virginia and Willeen Easterling a son W D Easterling three brothers and one sister Q O Easterling Tom Easterling C W Easterling Mrs Fannie Shell.

M. J. Easterling Linderman Avenue West Monroe Davis-Lawhead Funeral Home Crayton S. Brooks First Christian Church Hasley Cemetery B. H. Nelson J M. Bennett B. D. Hodges H. F. Cann QO. A. Easterling Tom Easterling C. W. Easterling Monroe Fannie Shell Memphis, Tenn

Quarrel Over Cards Ends in Deadly Stabbing

Mitchell Hadley 25 died from a chest stab wound after a whist quarrel at 72 Adams Street Sunday night. John Henry Crease, 28, held in city jail on charges of causing Hadley’s death after officers say Crease stabbed Hadley in the heart during the dispute. Coroner’s investigation pending.

Mitchell Hadley John Henry Crease Hadley Adams Street Crease Jessie Russell Fudge Irving J. Wolff

Three Women Arrested by City Detectives

Katie Jones Edna Otis and Rebecca Hall were arrested Sunday night by City Detectives L G Parker and D J Bedsole on unclear charges in a Negro women case.

Katie Jones Edna Otis Rebecca Hall Negro Womer L. G. Parker D. J. Bedsole

Dance hall melee leads to vagrancy and weapon charges

Charges of vagrancy and fighting filed after a Sunday night melee at a dance hall on Fourteenth and Washington. A Hall woman is charged with drawing and displaying a dangerous weapon, a bottle. Both women jailed. Police report 13 arrests for drunkenness fighting and vagrancy from Saturday midnight to Monday morning. Three traffic violators issued tickets.

Fourteenth Washington

Bicycle stolen from Siegle theater area on DeSiare street

Lafayette Dobbins reported to police that his bicycle was stolen from in front of the Siegle theater on DeSiare street around 7 o clock Sunday night.

Lafayette Dobbins Louise Anne Avenue Siegle DeSiare Street

Kidneys Must Clean Out Acid

An ad promotes a guaranteed prescription called Cyster for kidney cleansing and acid removal. It claims quick, safe results with a money back guarantee if no improvement in one week, and urges druggist availability with a single dose to treat symptoms like nervousness and rheumatic pain.

Ady

NADINOLA Cream Promises Freckle Removal Nationwide

Readers are urged to apply a thin NADINOLA Cream film at bedtime to the face and wash off in the morning. The ad claims freckles and blackheads fade within 10 days with smoother, creamy skin and a guaranteed result, offering the product for 50 cents or via NADINOLA Dept. 87, Nashville.

Bedti

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