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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
5
Adele Garrison recounts a homecoming stroll with Dicky and their son Junior as they escape routine. A humorous exchange, playful banter, and a test of endurance unfold on a hill behind the farmhouse while the couple balances conjugal duties with family dynamics and curiosity about change.
Special to the News-Liar Bastrop Louisiana April 23 Frances Lindsey charming hostess to the Girls Sewing Club after a day sewing served strawberries ice cream and cake to Dorothy Taylor Edythe Burrow Opal Montgomery Louise Curl Lucille Botkin Van Goodwin and several ladies. Mrs Bob Lindsey and her little son of Shreveport visited last weekend. Ray Carpenter Beekman and Gordon Caldwell Arcadia visited relatives here. Abbie Lester Lewis left for Terrell Texas. Mrs F A Williams hosted the Bridge Club with Mrs Bentley winning a flower bowl after scores and refreshments for the group.
The New York Society for the Suppression of Vice released its fifty-first annual report accusing stage screen and book outlets of licentious material. It calls for a state licensing law for theatre and a clarified obscenity act. The dean of theatrical profession is named as sponsor of a controversial Broadway play.
A global demographic fact notes that about one third of people around the world identify as Buddhists. The statement highlights Buddhism as a major world religion with widespread cultural and regional influence.
An advertising notice from Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co. Inc promotes Velvet Ice Cream as the best pure delicious and popular product. The fragment includes the date 11-25.
Lynch Davidson of Houston former Texas lieutenant governor proposed using convict labor to build roads at the United States Good Roads Association convention in Houston. He said paid labor would relieve prison competition and boost penitentiary manpower to meet growing road needs. Governors E Lee Trinkle Henry Whitfield and W W Brandon spoke on public road conveyance and southern resources.
Rev. I. E. Adams Mrs Adams and a delegation from the First Christian church depart for the state Christian church convention in Shreveport. The Central Christian church hosts the event with a program by nationwide clergy and returning missionaries. Adams presides over the convention.
Young Hal Donahey, son of Ohio's governor, served three days for speeding in Columbus. His latest episode occurred in Zanesville where he met fif teen Lillian Vogel. She was found in a boarding house and returned home. She said his conduct had been that of a gentleman who had done her a favor.
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