Friday Moonlight Picnic For Sadler Bible Class
The Sadler Bible Class holds its annual moonlight picnic at the church Friday. Members should meet at 7 30 p m with a picnic lunch. Cars should be shared by the class. Transportation committee includes B A Trousdale Frank McCormick A M Riggs. Guests Mr and Mrs P S Lockwood and children from Taylor Texas Williamson County visit Mr and Mrs EB Lockwood. Emmett M White of Mer Rouge spent yesterday in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler Bible Class
B. A. Trousdale
Frank McCormick
A. M. Riggs
J. R. Anders
Goff
P. S. Lockwood
Taylor, Texas
Williamson County
A. EB. Lockwood
Emmett M. White
Mer Rouge
City
Quiet Rayville Pair Wed at Home Ceremony
Bernard L Waite and Julia Pischel married yesterday at the Titche home with relatives present. Dr I Heinburg officiated using the double ring service. The couple will reside in Rayville after a bridal trip to Meridian and Mississippi points.
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Bernard L. Waite
Julia Pischel
Charles Titche
Dr. I. Heinburg
Jackson Woman Visits Family in Mississippi
Mrs. J. T. Salmon of Jackson Miss is guest of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J L Cummings of West Side Mr C L Lacy son of Mrs Salmon also of Jackson will arrive this weekend for a short visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Salmon
Jackson, Miss
J. L. Cummings
West Side
C. L. Lacy
Community Notes From Local Social Scene
Members of the Christian Science Sunday school held a charming picnic at Honeysuckle Glenn with a large crowd enjoying lunch. Mrs C R Tidwell and Miss Emma Peters return from a Western tour while Mr Clyde Elkin stays home due to a slight indisposition. Mrs H C Galloway visits home after seeing her son and daughter in law Howard and Mrs. Galloway. Mrs N Y Duncan and Mrs M E Schultz visit relatives in Calhoun. Circle Two of the Methodist Missionary Society hosted a 2 Silver Tea at Mrs A G Cook’s home with pink and green decor, vocal solos, readings, and a confectionary course. Grace Moore leaves tomorrow for Nashville to visit the Sneeds and Miss Miriam Sneed.
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Ben Leiber
Jessie Hoexter
New York
Leiber
Alma King
Barbara Cromwell
Lilliam Marx
Emma Smith
Pauline Kahn
Rosina A. Singer
Julian Rosenhein
Marcus Kahn
Charles Saltzman
Dave Kusin
Milton King
Christian Science Sunday School
Honeysuckle Glenn
H. C. Galloway
Howard Galloway
The
Methodist Missionary Society
A. G. Cook
Miss Bryant
W. M. Washburn
Mesdames Moore
Grisby San
Livandais
H. J Fernandez
C. W. Zeagler
Grace Cook
Mary Moore
Birthday party for Mildred Cohn marks third birthday
Little Miss Mildred Lucille Cohn celebrated her third birthday at her grandmother Mrs. R. Haas home yesterday afternoon. A cabbage leaf pinning game on the lawn crowned prizes to Mildred Cohn Ann Oakley and Sidney Gill. Guests enjoyed a pink iced birthday cake ice cream and candy assisted by Betty Cohn Mrs. R. Hass and aunts Mrs. Henry Haas and Mrs. D. L. Cromwell.
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Mrs. R. Haas
Peter Rabbit
Mildred Cohn
Ann Oakley
Sidney Gill
Betty Cohn
R. Hass
Mesdames
Henry Haas
D. L. Cromwell
Littleins Cohn
Moonlight Picnic Delights With Friends and Family
Guests including Ruth Easterling Florence Hilbruner Nannette Selig Elle Marx Jacqueline Moise Virginia Oliver Suzanne Hirsch Catherine Strong Babbette Krauss Polly Anna Elinor Lois Heninger Sara Hirsch Ann Oakley Isobel Paige Nellie Vaughan Frederick Marx Joe Marx Jr J B McMillian Adolph M Wolff and Mr and Mrs Tom Adams enjoyed a moonlit luncheon with Little Misses and Messrs Henry Brownlee John Whitaker John Adams and J Pritchard attending the social gathering.
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Ruth Easterling
Florence Hilbruner
Nannette Selig
Elle Marx
Jacqueline Moise
Virginia Oliver
Suzanne Hirsch
Catherine Strong
Babbette Krauss
Polly Anna
Elinor Lois Heninger
Sara Bertha Hirsch
Ann Oakley
Isobel Paige
Nellie Vaughan
Frederick Marx
Joe Marx, Jr
J. B. McMillian
Adolph M. Wolff
Tom Adams
Maud Humphries
Estelle Adams
Bess Reynolds
Alice Velderl
Messers
Henry Brownlee
John Whitaker
John Adams
J. Pritchard
Miss Ruth Ford Graduates As Cousin Attends Louisiana Normal Exercise
Miss Gladys Ford travels to Natchitoches for the graduation exercises of Louisiana State Normal where cousin Miss Ruth Ford is a class member.
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Gladys Ford
Natchitoches
Louisiana State Normal
Ruth Ford
New Orleans visitors stay with O'Kelllys in city
Mr. T. S. O'Kellly and daughter Miss Alice of New Orleans visit Mr. W. A. O'Kelly and family. Collinston residents Mr. and Mrs. Neil Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. Baker Sibley motored to the city yesterday for a daylong visit.
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T. S. O’kellly
Alice
New Orleans
Neil Boyd
Baker Sibley
Collinston
City
Market Demands Hogs of Quality for Profitable Marketing
Swine expert J B Francioni of Louisiana State University stresses selecting hogs of good type and finish to meet market demand. He notes that medium weight hogs with quality fetch the highest prices, while peanut fed hogs are discounted and diet adjustments can improve fattening. He advocates marketing on foot when possible, via local buyers or carload shipments to central markets, and supports cooperative shipping to overcome small herd challenges.
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J. B. Francioni
Louisiana State University
Co-Operative Livestock Shipping Associations
Louisiana
Delegates Sail for International Women’s Council Convention
Delegates representing 13 million American women sail for Naples en route to Christiania Norway for the quinquennial International Council of Women convention beginning next month. The American party includes Mrs Philip North Moore of St Louis and ten delegates plus ten alternates. The visit includes a battlefield automobile trip and royal curtesy from Italian and Norwegian royals with future reception by Lady Aberdeen in Britain. Return to the United States is planned for October.
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New York
United States
Naples
Christiania
Norway
International Council of Women
Philip North Moore
St. Louis
National Council of Women
State Department
Italy
Queen Maud
Great Britain
Lady Aberdeen
Virtue Goes Begging up in a World of Vice
A short persuasive note remarks on the prevalence of vice in society and questions the notion that the world is wholly good or wholly bad. It suggests readers see vice in daily reports and challenges a one sided view of morality.
Virtue versus vice in public investigation committees
A Shreveport Times commentary argues that self righteous citizens form committees to scourge others for vice with expert aid. The piece questions creating a virtue committee to expose good deeds and asks whether virtue driven by fear or by love of praise matters more.
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Shreveport
Census Tales From Tiny Towns and Big Plans
A humorous look at 1920 census results across small villages like Frogville Pumpkintown and Billingsville, noting gains and declines while joking about fraud charges in Bethesda Creek. The piece contrasts civic pride with reality and imagines a national total well over two hundred million.
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Frogville
Pumpkintown
Billingsville
Bethesda Creek
Stevensburg
Squankum
Strawberry Springs
Simplico
A. Burstein
Munsey Magazine
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