Build Your House of Happiness Reflects Summer Socials
Mrs. N. C. Slatten hosts Miss Marie Gregg of Beaumont Texas at a bridge party with pink decor, perfume gifts, and notes of hospitality. The week features Interdenominational Prayer Service meetings, social visits, and a series of hosted events as Miss Gregg enjoys musical talent and courtesy from West Monroe and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Slatten
Marie Gregg
Beaumont
Texas
Miss Gregg
Melebeck
Lotus Club
J. B. Vaughan
Bridge
Riverside
Ouachita River
Ford Pines
Gregg
D. E. Lawrence
R. L. Whitlock
Leesville
Warren
T. L. Hood
West Monroe
Virginia
West Monroe Baptist Church
Boyd
Cypress Street
W. B. Warren
South Second Street
J. A. Rainbolt
Reading Corner Inspires Cozy Home Retreat
Marie Marot portrays a welcoming reading nook that embodies comfort and hospitality. A green color scheme with a green panelled mantle, bottle green velvet couch, galcon braid trim, a mantel with books, parchment lamp shade, a warm red Oriental rug, and an antique gold framed mirror convey refined, intimate living space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galcon
Bridge Club Hosts Casual Afternoon in Marion and Area News
Mrs J B Vaughan hosted the Two Table Bridge Club on her Riverside porch with five games and a high score prize. Guests received novelty boxes of perfume dusting powder, and menus featured Philadelphia cream cheese salad and fruit punch. Several members plan summer travels while others visit relatives in Marion and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Smetser
C. E. McKenzie
the Baptist Church
J. B. Vaughan
Riverside
Caro Webb
John Breard
David Garrett
Family travel notes two states away in Shreveport
Wright vacationing with Uncle Haynes in Dallas joined Eunice Haynes and Mrs. Haynes in Shreveport yesterday and returned home. Mrs. Louis Cosper and daughter Elizabeth left for Tucson Arizona to visit Mrs. Cosper’s brother Oliver Skip. Mrs. Cooper’s sister Mrs. Hyams and children of Natchitoches joined the party in Shreveport. Mr. Cosper motored as far as Shreveport and then returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Winfrey
Trezevant
Julia
A. G. Brown
St. Louis
Wichita Falls
Texas
Tillie Fleck
San Diego
California
Theodore Morgan
Long Beach
Tharon
Pennsylvania
West
Charles Eichel
R. R. Reynolds
Birmingham
Mose Hirsch
Europe
George Wright
Harry Haynes
Dallas
Mexico
Billy
Louis Cosper
Elizabeth Cosper
Tuscon
Arizona
Leon Apgar Returns Home From Cleveland Vacation
Leon Apgar has come back after a two months stay in Cleveland Ohio where he enjoyed a wonderful visit in the home of friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Apgar
Cleveland
Ohio
Sisters at camp learn to find their own paths
A counselor advises that sisterly conflicts lessen when individuals spend time apart such as sending them to different schools or camps. If separation isn't possible, each should pursue independent friendships and activities to reduce ongoing turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Duel Challenge Brings Seagrave Face to Face in France
In a crowded chateau setting in France Maia Penfold is entangled with Capt Seagrave and Kirby Colton as a rival plot unfolds. Seagrave claims Maia’s innocence while Penfold confronts an accusation of murder linked to a vanished officer. Kirby recounts a night of danger on a foggy road and a staged shooting, prompting a tense standoff and a duel threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Penfold
Alicia
Comte de Renna
Maia
America
Capt. Seagrave
Kirby Colton
Uncle Pom
Kirby
Colton
Pam
Seagrave
Kirpy
Penfold
Seacrave
Diackmai
Mr. Penfold
Dalton
Mala
Mle de Rennec
Clive’s
Bristol
Biah
Craven Plaice
Clive
France
Henry C Rowlamis
Frills and Fripperies for Daytime Pajamas
Paris style notes compare daytime and nighttime pajamas noting trouser width and skirt-like proportions. The piece mentions Uncle John G Gaines Jr and a New Orleans visit, plus several local society items including Miss Millie Johnson convalescing at St Francis Sanatorium and Mrs W S Garnett’s Camp Lassa trip.
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Paris
Mary’s Bold Bid for Royal Match in Theatre Drama
In a daytime scene from a royal salon, Mary defies Georgs and Olina while insisting she will not divorce. Noel feigns support as Olina questions Mary’s backstage interest, and the group argues over Mary’s plan to star as a dramatic queen, with tomorrow’s continuation teased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rince Georges
Mary
Noel
Olina
Georges
Georgie
Arate
Olivia
Mr. Veritzen
Talkies
King
Gevrricht
Jee
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A. L. Stancil
Herbert Dawkins
Farmerville, la
J. M. Elliott
Alexandria
Inez Ethridge
Anna Sutcliff
Ossie Parker
Mrs. Parker
Greenwood
Miss
Kearney
St. Francis Sanitarium
Ike Lembenski
Joseph Hanna
Robbie Lee
Jennie Hanna
Nacogdoches, Texas
Oscar Matthews
Harry Frazer
Lake Charles
J. McComb
Ala
Louise Smelser
McComb
Narcissa Jack
Ruth Carter
J. C. Theus
Saenger Theatre
Saenger
Leonidas Barkduil Faulk Post American Legion
Legion
American Legion
Clive Windes
Sydney Moore
Sydney, Jr
Betty O'Neil
Franklin, la
Bell’s
Grand Street
Mr. Grishman
Fur Salon
New Orleans
City
By Marie Marot
F. M. Parker
Frank
June
Marion, la
Melba Glenn
Lois Golson
The
Ozark Mountains
Mrs
Roy Delegaver of
Jackson
Ruby Stevens
Vicksburg
E. E. Pritchard
West Side
Lewel Bradley
Richland, Texas
G. L. Wood
Guy Alford
Fort Baracus
Pensacola, Florida
Percy Cobb
Mobile
J. J. Swanner
Louise Anne Avenue
Alice Judson
Peale
Elsie
Betty
Joan
Benry
C. Rowland
Synofsis
Associated Press
John G. Gaines, Jr
C. L. Melebeck
Jackson, Miss
W. S. Garnett
Camp Lassa
Millie Johnson
Love's Awakening
Iery
Prince Georges
Oliva
Bosphorus
Prince George
Princess Olina
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