Strangers, Burden, and Bridal News in a Quiet Lake Providence Page
A verse on a troubled relationship by Harold Vinal appears with literary quotes from Heywood Broun and a social note about Miss Bernice Monroe of Oak Grove, her bridal shower hosted by Mrs. A. Nordgren at Lake Providence Community Club, listing Oak Grove guests and friends from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Monroe
Oak Grove
A. Nordgren
Pioneer
Lake Providence
Miss Monroe
John Fridge
Nordgren
A. C. Monroe
J. L. Kelley
Horace Long
Lipp
Phone Hours For Mrs Grigsby Column Allocation
Phone items for this column to Mrs Nell Grigsby at 4800 from 8 a.m. to noon and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. All other hours phone 4413.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Grigsby
Monmouth Area Guests Attend National Veterinary Congress
A group led by Mrs C H Neely and Mrs Mary Thompson departs by car for New York City to attend the twelfth international veterinary congress at the Waldorf Astoria and the national meeting of the American Veterinary Medical association with Dr H H Baur as Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association delegate. They’ll return via Chicago to visit the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Baur
Mettie Stewart
Baton Rouge
R. L. Gibson
New York City
Baur
International Veterinary Congress
Waldorf Astoria
American Veterinary Medical Association
Dr. Baur
Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association
Chicago
Miss Billy Allen Honored At Week of Social Events
A sequence of social gatherings in Dallas honor Miss Billy Allen, with hostesses including Miss Virginia Earle Kersh and Miss Ellen Hale. Activities included a treasure hunt and watermelon party, bridge parties, a slumber party, a barbecue, and assorted hospitality for various guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Allen
Virginia Earle Kersh
Dallas
Miss Kersh
Texas
Kersh
Ellen Hale
Frances Moore
Frances Smith
Miss Allen
Jean Tucker
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Margaret Ann Dennis
Margaret Mulhearn
Virginia Husted
Sybil Renaud
Festive Week in Monroe Social Circle for Visiting Girls
The Monroe society hosts a series of events for visiting girls including a Saturday breakfast hosted by Miss Emma Louise Biedenhamn for Miss Bess Duncan. Guests note crystal bowls filled with glazed fruit and chrys talized figs. A luncheon by Miss Doris Beaman honors Miss Shirley May Wahl of New Orleans with pink roses, lace table, pink and green decor, and a chicken course for several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Our City
Emma Louise Biedenhamn
Bess Duncan
Maria Wooten
S. E. Huey
Dabney Maury
Maria, Wooten
Gordon Wright
Frances Bar
Doris Beaman
Shirley May Wahl
New Orleans
Elizabeth Casper
Catherine White
Happy Tidwell
Joy Steele
Bertha Marie Masur
Victoria Steele
Monrovians Join Milling Bernsteins on Two Week Cruise
Saturday evening a group of Monrovians joined the Milling Bernsteins cruising up the river for a two weeks vacation aboard their boat. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Huey, Mr. and Mrs. Frances Barringer, Mrs. Dabney Maury of San Antonio, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Breard, and Mr. Sam Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Huey
Frances Barringer
Dabney Maury
San Antonio
Texas
Ben Breard
Sam Brown
Social visits span Arkansas and Texas towns
Mrs. C Remmington and Mrs Swanner's grandmother have been ill and hosted in Wesson. Mrs Harry Newhall and her mother Mrs C A Shelbourne returned from Little Rock where she stayed with her sister for weeks. Newhall also visited friends in Texarkana and Paris Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesson
Harry Newhall
C. A. Shelbourne
Little Rock
Little Man What Now at Paramount and The Merry Frinks at Capitol
The Paramount presents Little Man What Now starring Margaret Sullavan and Douglass Montgomery about youth’s poverty and perseverance ending in a hopeful turn. The Capitol shows The Merry Frinks a First National comedy centered on a six member Bronx family and their chaotic humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Frank Borzage
Universal
Paramount Theater
Margaret Sullavan
Douglass Montgomery
Hans
Lammchen
Capitol
McCoy
Capitol Theater
Bronx
New Zealand
Aline MacMahon
Mom Frink
Sterling
Guy Kibbee
Hugh Herbert
Allen Jenkins
Helen Lowell
Joan Wheeler
Frankie Darro
Harold Huber
Ivan Lebedeff
Harry Beresford
Charles Coleman
Ethel Wales
Gene Markey
Kathryn Scola
Markey
Miss Scola
Alfred E. Green
Natchez City Officials Renominated In Primary
In Natchez Mississippi the city Democratic primary yielded renomination for Mayor S B Laub over W H Hale by 914 to 685. Police Chief M P Ryan defeated Omaha Vincent 893 to 714 and Tax Collector R L Wood won 984 to 628 over R H Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Miss
S. B. Laub
W. H. Hale
M. P. Ryan
Omaha Vincent
R. L. Wood
R. H. Ferguson
Jake League to Hold Special Meeting in Jackson
A special meeting of the Monroe Jake Paralysis league was called by R. R. Hardy of Jackson Mississippi and the southern Jake paralysis group. L Belton announced the gathering at 8 PM Thursday at the Quachita parish courthouse. Hardy will discuss the government relief bill for fake paralysis victims awaiting congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Jake Paralysis League
R. R. Hardy
Jackson
Miss
Southern Jake Paralysis Organization
L. Belton
Quachita Parish
Hardy
Congress
Cod liver oil boosts copper and iron in hen eggs
Hens fed a small amount of cod liver oil about two per cent of their ration produce eggs with higher copper and iron content.
Judith Lane at Rio Diablo Dam Ends in Intrigue
Judith Dale arrives to supervise the dam construction under Big Tom Bevins instructions, using money left by Bevins. Norman Lane aids her against Bevins heirs who seek to break the will with Morton Lamere's help. A delegation of natives gathers at Judith's wooden headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Dale
Rio Diablo Dam
Big Tom Bevins
Beving
Judith
Norman
Bevins
Morton Lampere
Uttle
Judith's Return Brings Hope to Big Tom Town
Judith Dale arrives in Big Tom Town to a transformed, healthier community led by Scoggins and the natives. She resumes work with Slim Sanford and her team, noting progress from the depot to the rock shelter and planning to send letters, while awaiting Norman's reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Delphy
Houston
Judith
Norman
Cunard
Clia
Slim
Big Tom
Tom Bevins
Laredo
Noreman
Summer Pattern Book Teases Chic Frocks and Pockets
Anne Adams presents a 1935 pattern for a house frock with a long flattering panel and a handy pocket. Sizes 16 through 44 are offered, with yardage for 36 inch fabric and ruffing. Illustrated instructions accompany the ad, with an offer for a related fashion book and pattern set from Monroe News-Star Pattern Department in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Chdams
Anne Adams
Monroe News- Star Pattern Department
West 11Th Street
New York City
Dam Nears as Seeding Plans Unfold in Big Tom Town
In a rural scene, Miss Judy asks about trees for a dam while neighbors discuss crops and repairs. A woman recalls the past storm with Norman as a dam grows, letters arrive, and a note from Cunard and others pass through. Delphinium is set to receive a letter tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scofield
Big Tom Town
Dell
Cunard
Clia
Norman
Jeanne Bowman
Tom Hicks Named as City Alderman
In West Monroe voters chose Tom E. Hicks for the vacant city council seat after BE B Harrell resigned. Hicks defeated C. C. Josey 512 to 255, with precinct tallies showing solid support across city hall Corner Service and Haile’s grocery locations. The aldermen now include Lee Hawkins B A Gentry D C Golson S D Kennedy and Tom Hicks ahead of the September 25 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Monroe
Tom E. Hicks
BE B Harrell
Hicks
C. C. Josey
City Hall
Josey
Haile’s Grocery
Lee Hawkins
B. A. Gentry
D. C. Golson
S. D. Kennedy
Tom Hicks
Lawyer Herbert L. Harper Named In Memphis Reading Case
Herbert L. Harper, a Memphis lawyer and former assistant, appears in connection with a notable reading case in Tennessee. Details remain limited as the report notes ongoing inquiry and possible public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Herbert L. Harper
D A Spends Ten Years Preparing Sunday Lectures
The U S district attorney has devoted each Sunday for a decade to lecturing, delivering about 170 talks since September, and reading around 230 books to prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
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Eve C. Bradford
Harold Vinal
The
Saturday Review of Literature
Heywood Broun
C. H. Neely
Mary Thompson
R. V. Reeves
Clyde Turner
Alden Girod
Arden Smith
Lonnie Bailey
Sara Larche
Gainesville
Florida
James Larche
Mr. Larche
L. N. Larche
G. E. Dykes
St. Francis Sanitarium
Nancy B. Morris
Eugenia Wright
Mrs
Felix Hauske
Galveston
Dorothy Hailey
Wanda Tremaine
North Fourth Street
Mary Sumrall
Dorothy Stuart
Ralph Brown, Jr
Shreveport
Louis D. Cohn
Fred Casper
Tom Ed
Laura Alice
James M. Smith
Louisiana State University
Benjamin F. Mitchell
Virginia Hotel
C. C. Calvert
Laura Grace Kendall
Denver
Colorado
Miss Kendall
St. Louis
M. L. DeFreese
Lurline Shaw
Hot Springs, Ark
the Business and Professional Women's Club
Raymond Spence
Eunice Benoit
G. C. Cornett
Helen Carr
Elizabeth Trull
Business and Professional Women's Club
Jackson Street
Little Gene Cash
Roy W. Cash
Laura Lea Overton
Marjorie Dunn
Mona Faye Hibbard
Mildred Sally
James Lofton Reagan
Dorothy Lee Salley
Jodean Brown
Buddy Hare
Charlie Twiner
Bill Bannister
Margie Alice Salley
Julia Ellen Cash
Charles Wilds
Bobby Pracher
Bernard Shheen
Wildville
Ross Coates
Violet Meyer
George Gunby
Grace Vaughan
Oklahoma City
Okla
Walter Moss
Clara Guthrie
Lake Charles
Grayson Guthrie
Tom Munholland
Elbert Miller
Mrs. E. 8. Kidd
Ruston
Lotus Club
Pargie Hudson
A. B. Gregory
Jane
Carolyn Stubbs
Carol
Robert Layton, Jr
Robert Layton
Lucile Mangham
A. K. Fleck
Pearl Ramsey
Rufus McCurdy, Jr
Mildred Stuart
Tulsa
Los Angeles
Cal
E. L. Houston
E. M. Steen
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Dorothy
Malcolm
Edna
Hot Springs
Revillon Freres
Lilly Dache
Associated Press
Lorene Bledsoe
Stanley Reid
Ed Harper
Barbara Jane Thompson
Pine Street
Walter Fisher
Betty Ruth
D. Webb Swanner
Jonesboro
F. E. Lusk
Eros
Points
Mississippi
Jake
Judith Lane By
Jean Jeanne Bowman
Miss Lane
Slim Sanford
Mss
Judy
Dalphy
Lige
Scoggins
News-Star Daily
Delphinium
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company Incorporated
Bella Scherck Davidsen
D.D. Dennis
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