Homemaker and farm home events highlight recent society notes
The page details Homemakers short course at LSU with speakers including Marie McQuire of the AAA. It notes a forthcoming home demonstration club meeting, officer elections, and the year’s planned activities led by Ellen LeNoir. It also reports folk school sessions in parishes with farm and community focus and a camp supper near Pace’s Lake plus local society visits and motor tours in the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana State Charge
Piral
Marie McQuire
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Alalee
Ellen
LeNoir
Vatlong
Mary Mims
Abe Arent
Pace's Lake
Mary Louise Wilcox
New Orleans
Charles ‘Titche
Louisiana club officers named for federation roles
The federation lists chairmen for 11 Louisiana clubs with Letchworth Bogalusa named as legislation chair and Winifred Pirkle Shreveport head of the helm committee. Other posts include pry chair Mrs. Wm. Privette Abita Springs and May Read Monroe as magazine chair, plus Elm bert and Sharpe in emblem and resolutions roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Julia Sharpe
Natchitoches
Elise Brown
de Ridder
Addie Fine
Ruston
Lee Beardsley
Lake Charles
Annie Laurie Schlegel
Charles
New Orleans
Wood
Community Church Groups Schedule Meetings and Events
A string of church and community events lists meetings for Missionary society at Gordon Avenue Episcopal Church and Catholic Ladies Altar society at the school auditorium at 2 30 p m. Presbyterian Auxiliary holds multiple sessions including 8 p m meetings and an all day event in the church school rooms. The Women's Council of First Christian convenes in several circles led by named hosts. Logtown Community club meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m. A Thursday wedding at First Baptist and a Plantation club dancing party with Teflis Grotto hosts occur in the evening. Friday features St Matthews P T A cake walk at 7 30 p m on school grounds.
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Gordon Avenue
Missionary ” Society
Catholic Ladies Altar Society
Presbyterian Church Auxiliary
Archibald
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Women's Council
The
First Christian Church
Clyde Blanchard
Rochelle Avenue
Gipson
North Third
P. C. Mason
Trenton
Monroe
Belle Barlowe
Bres Avenue
Logtown Community Club
Lutz
Ara Brueck
Smoot A. Baker
First Baptist Church
Plaiitation Club
Teflis Grotto Entertainment Committee
St. Matthews P.T. A
Socials and bridge night in Delhi host gatherings
Mrs. C. H. Rundell hosted a bridge party with Etta Page winning the ladies high score and Jimmie Morse the gentlemen’s high score. Low score went to Mrs. Chapman Davis. Refreshments included chick salad and pie as guests listed. The T. E. L. Sunday school class held a Bible class social with watermelon served to numerous attendees. The Just-A-Mere Sewing club met at Mrs. I. L. Keasler’s house for a plate lunch and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Starsney
Warrene Grey
Hastings
Neb
Crawford Young
Grey
Thomas Frazer
Samuel Jones
Prentice Clark
C. H. Rundell
Bridge
Etta Page
Jimmie Morse
Chapman Davis
Mary Carl
Christine Young
Tallulah
Lorenz Teer
Lena Phillips
Lucille McNair
Paul Watson
P. B. White
George Rundell
C. B. DeMoss
N. A. Harville
The
Baptist Church
J. L. Caldwell
C. F. Almand
B. W. McKinnis
S. C. Darnell
Lillian Ann Keasler
Francis Clark
Elizabeth Ann Miller
I. L. Keasler
Just-A-Mere Sewing Club
J. H.o'neal
L. T. O'Neal
Jimmie Naylor
P. White
Hugh Willey
C. Darnell
Minogue Sanderson
H. Sproles
Keasler
Shirley Temple Curly Top songs penned by Henderson
Hollywood top writers compose five tunes for Shirley Temple in Curly Top at the Paramount. Ray Henderson leads the music with Ted Koehler Irving Caesar and Edward Hyman providing lyrics. Songs include When I Grow Up Animal Crackers in My Soup and The Simple Things in Life.
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Paramount
Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Shirley
Curly Top
Paramount Theater
Ray Henderson
Henderson
Ted Koehler
Irving Caesar
Edward Hyman
John Boles
Rochelle Hudson Cates
Jack Donahue
Irving Cummings
Winfield Sheehan
The Emerald Crown Plot at Fort Duraya
Montana the Kid and band plan a daring theft at Fort Duraya to steal the emerald crown from the governor. They recruit Rosita and Brother Pascual and sketch an inside layout of the fort while plotting a safe blow and a risky escape.
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Soerig
Montana
Rosita
Duraya
Monttana
Mateo
Rubris
Pascua Plana
Pagecual
Emiliano
Pageual
Rubriz
Nightstep Toward the Fort in a Quiet Coup
Rubriz Montana and companions plan a covert entry to the fort by tapping a postern gate after dark. Pascual and a friar pledge support as they consider a hidden entry and a swift escape with the red mare into the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erya
Rubriz
Montana
Pascual
Emiliano
Windlesa
Harper & Brothers
Margaret L Blackwell 68 Died At Local Sanitarium
Mrs. Margaret L. Blackwell 68 died in a local sanitarium early Sunday after a recent operation. Funeral held Sunday afternoon at Peters funeral chapel with Rev. W. B. Huntsberry officiating. Body sent to Montrose, Mississippi for interment Monday. Survived by a married son at 524 South Grand St and two daughters Ruth and Zera Blackwell, all of South Grand Street.
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Margaret Blackwell
Margaret L. Blackwell
Peters Funeral Chapel
W. B. Huntsberry
Montrose
Miss
South Grand Street
Ruth
Zera Blackwell
Untitled Louisiana Farm Report Fragment
A brief, unreadable field note from Farmerville Louisiana dated August 5 refers to a local agricultural update. The legible fragment mentions Mes, Metz and Tugwell with potential farm or farm family identifiers, but lacks clear events or outcomes to state.
De Graffenreid Passes. Shreveport Leader Was Monroe Native
Forest Park cemetery remembers Mr. De Graffenreid born in Caldwell parish in 1870. He worked at the Monroe freight depot for years with the U S and P railroad. Survived by widow Cora Hodge and three daughters Floyce, Gray, and Pennington, plus sister Harriet and brother T Scharner De Graffenfeld.
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Port
Forest’ Park Cemetery
That City
de Graffenreid
Caldwell
Parish
Monroe
U. S. and P. Railroad
Cora Hodge
Ruston
Shreveport
Claude de Graffenreid
Shreveport Times
Floyce de Graffenreld
C. J. Grayson
Fort Necessity
P. B. Pennington
Houston
Texas
Harriet de Graffenfeld
T Scharner de Graffenfeld
Truck Accident Claims Second Death Victim
A truck accident on a rural road last Friday night killed John Ashford of East Baton Rouge Parish, the second death from the crash. His brother Eflin Ashford had died earlier at a hospital, leaving two brothers dead from the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
John Ashford
East Baton Rouge Parish
Eflin Ashford
Coast Guard Greets 145th Anniversary in Biloxi
In Biloxi Mississippi on August 4 the coast guard observed its 145th anniversary with speeches by Commander R R Waesche and Captain W J Wheeler plus a band concert and plane flyovers at the coast guard base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Biloxi
Miss
R. R. Waesche
Washington
Mrs Bernice Henry Tugwell Funeral Arrangements Pending
Winnsboro resident Bernice Henry Tugwell died recently after living in Farmerville six years. Survived by husband Dr. Tugwell, her parents Dr. and Mrs J Henry of Winnsboro, a brother Dr Oswald Henry, and four sisters Madine Elizabeth Jo h oe Mee and Mynton, all of Winnsboro. Funeral arrangements not completed at noon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnsboro
Farmerville
Bernice Henry
Infant Son of Mia Green Dies at Birth in Local Hospital
The infant son of Mia and Mrs J C Green died at birth in a local hospital. Funeral services were held at Peters Funeral Chapel Monday morning with interment at Hassey Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Mia
J. C. Green
Peters Funeral Chapel
Hassey Cemetery
Graffenreid Relative Notices Advised of Family Detail
Monroe relatives of John Archibald Graffenreld were advised of the passing and related family details in a local notice. The brief item names Mr Archibald Graffenreld and the Monroe area, noting kin and probate context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. DE Graffenreid
Monroe
John Archibald Graffenreld
Barham Youth Shows Slow Recovery After Injury
Billy Barham, 16, of Oakim, who suffered a neck fracture four weeks ago, is slightly better. Doctors attempted to replace his neck cast at St Francis but he fainted each time. His general condition is now stated as fairly good.
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Billy, Barham
Oakim
St. Francis Pia
City Council Meets in West Monroe August Session
The West Monroe city council will hold its regular August meeting at city hall Monday night. Aldermen will consider routine business and any matters of importance at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of
West Monroe
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