Kappa Delta Plans Holda House Party Event
Louisiana State and Louisiana Tech sorority sisters plan a three day camp gathering near Minden Louisiana with a luncheon at Frances hotel. Miss Bessie Lee Baynard leads the university delegation with Patsy Slack and Jena Jackson assisting. Local alumnae will be contacted for reservations and informal fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Louisiana State University
Louisiana Tech
Minden
Bessie Lee Baynard
Frances Hotel
Patsy Slack
Jena Jackson
Kappa Delta
Jean Hale
Carolyn Oliver
Martha Jane Hill
Nora Virginia Abernathy
Monica Liles
Mildred Keller
Lelia Dean Frazier
Marillyn Marshall
Ann Atkins
Florence Fluker
Carolyn Royce
Jenna Jackson
Magdalen Ammon
Bitsy McHenry Nadler
Virginia Husted Hargrove
Hortense Peck
Lucille Pugh
Rayville
Evelyn Jarrell
Columbia
Baton Rouge
Mexican Heat Powder Aids Heat Rash Quick Relief
To prevent prickly heat use Mexican Heat Powder after bathing or as needed. The vegetable base soaks up moisture causing irritation and the medication soothes and cools, relieving heat rash sunburn and chafe. Costs only a few cents with big savings in the large size. Demand Mexican Heat Powder.
Community club notices and social events listed
Thursday regular Rainbow for Girls meeting at 8 p m in the Masonic temple. Kappa Delta luncheon at Frances hotel at noon. Friday reception and shower for Miss Emma Baughton at 8 p m, 607 Park Avenue hosted by several members. Beta Delta summer dance at Frances hotel from 10 2. Tuesday Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at 3 p m at First Methodist Church. Sterlington Home Demonstration Club hosts at Mrs. W D Clark home with a report on achievement day chicken demonstration and war prices discussion. Delegates to Baton Rouge planned. food contest winners noted. Mrs. R E Cupples of Monroe plans Baton Rouge move. Mr. and Mrs. H J Tull of Sterling to visit son Eugene at New Orleans base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Kappa Delta
Frances Hotel
Patsy Slack
W. A. Brothers
Gladys Williams
Bernadine McKnight
J. E. Braley
Emma Baughton
Park Avenue
Beta Delta
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
W. D. Clark
Fairbanks
Sterlington Home
Gene Willis
C. R. Alexander
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
H. J. Tull
Sterlington
Eugene
New Orleans
Coffee hour honors sisters and guests in Monroe home
Mrs. G R White hosted a Wednesday morning coffee for her sister Mrs N D Callaway of Hermitage Ark and Mrs Howard Suttle, with about 40 guests. The event featured pink and red roses, simple glassware, assorted sandwiches and cakes, light music, and guests including Mrs J Norman Coon and Mrs E O Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
G. R. White
N. D. Callaway
Hermitage
Ark
Howard Suttle
J. Norman Coon
J. D. Petty
Fairbanks
G. Y. McDaniels
Washington
Edward Hilburn
Vain Brazil
Pianio
P. A. Poag
Dress pattern for transitional rayon or wool crepe wear
In between summer and fall this dress uses a plain rayon or wool crepe or foulard fabric. It features a low neck, raised waist, and pattern No. 8237 covering sizes 36 to 52 with yardage for size 38. Send 15 cents plus name and address to News-Star-World pattern service in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star—World
7Th Avenue
New York
N. Y
Wood products prices fixed by U S OPA director
Baton Rouge August 12 The maximum price regulation for turned or shaped wood products such as tool handles wagon spokes ten pins and other finished items was announced by U S Goodman state OPA director. The schedule took effect August 9 1942 and covers unfinished and finished products including clothespins darning eggs tent pins and rough turned bowling pin blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
U. S. Goodman
OPA
Delinquents Sought by Selective Service Board No. 1
The board seeks the whereabouts of numerous colored men listed as delinquents. Report information to 11th floor Ouachita bank building or by telephone 2711. Names and addresses span Washington, DeSiard, Pine, Adams, Breard, and other streets, with several general delivery or R F D entries in Ouachita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
Board No
Ouachita Bank
Charles McEwen
Washington Gable Rumils
DeSiard
Leyland D. McCain
South Seventh
Emanuel Johnson
Ouachita
A. L. Edwards
Adams
Herbert Kirk Riley
Willie Conway
Benjamin Franklin Martin
William McKinley King
Pine
Johnnie Lee Reed
Andrew Johnson
Julius Hooker
North 10Th
Lloyd Wilson
South
John Ernest Johnson
Louise Ann
John Henry Hicks
Robert Nichols
Joe Stafford
John
Alford, Jr
Shotwell
Shirley Shepherd
James Sudds
Wood
Earl O'Neal Wilson
Breard
Robert Smith
Ike Charley Reed
Stone
Rufus Everett
Paul John Jones
Juliana Speaks at Lions Club Luncheon
Charles Julans USO director was the keynote speaker at the Lions Club luncheon in Hotel Frances. He urged united support from local groups for USO work with the army and announced a Lions committee to represent the club in the USO. Miss Lewise Smelser sang. Jean Shirah attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Julans
USO
Lions ¢Club
Hotel Frances
Army
United
Clud
E. C. Gibson
Liens International
Lions Club
Lions
Lewise Smelser
Jean Shirah
Real Estate Transfers In Ouachita Parish Record
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday at Ouachita Parish Clerk of Court list sales by Monroe Building and Loan to Felix and Antoinette Hernandez, Breard subdivision replat, Dan Armand Breard, Ernest R. Breard and others, and several parcels sold to the Peoples Homestead and Savings Association for sums ranging from 250 to 5 500 dollars. The notice also notes details of plots and deed origins in Monroe West and Old Claiborne road areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
Monroe Building and Loan Association
Felix Hernandez
Antoinette Hernandez
Breard Investment Corporation
Zeigin
West Monroe
Ernest R. Breard
Dan Armand Breard
D. A. Breard
A. Breard
Laura B. Rinehart
Square
Breard
Monroe
Alice Creecy
J. M. Rabb
Stubbs
Young's Bayou
C. B. Lewis
Peoples Homestead and Savings Association
I. H. Butler
A. Grayson Hicks
Plan for Interim Indian Government Amid War Turmoil
DeWitt Mackenzie reports India unrest complicates allied war effort as Gandhi's nonviolence campaign leads to bloodshed. Sirdar J J Singh proposes a 15 member viceroy council reshaped with five All India Congress, five Muslim League, and five independents to form a popular interim government without constitutional changes until after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Mackenzie
India
Mohandas
Gandhi
Japan
United Nations
Hitler
Caucasus
Middle East
Britain
New York
Sirdar Kumar J. J. Singh
India League of America
All-India Congress Committee
All-India Congress
Sirdar
America
Stooges
Mohandas Gandhi
Moslem League
D. M
Canada
British Commonwealth of Nations
Methodists Seek Cash for Building Fund Drive
Members and friends of the First Methodist church are urged to raise 7400 by August 16 toward a 75000 structure, with a war bond donation plan to speed construction after the war. Officials note 25000 was raised last year and stamp book savings contribute substantially to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Hudson Holiness camp ends 44th annual session
The Hudson Holiness camp meeting ended Sunday night near Dodson, Louisiana, closing the 44th annual session. Ten days of services were led by Dr. E. C. Hardy of Nashville, Tennessee, with Rev. J. F. Gaar as president and Mrs. Woodson Gaslausky as secretary. Board members include Rev. J. E Gaer, A. J. Brewer, KR. L. Daily and J. R. Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Hudson
E. C. Hardy
Nashville
Tenn
J. FE. Gaar
Woodson Gaslausky
J. E Gaer
A. J. Brewer
KR. L. Daily
J. R. Waters
Indians Ready to Accept Allied Defense for End of War
A wartime statement argues that princes and their states will stay as is until a new constitution after the war. It calls for the United Nations to guarantee India’s freedom or for Churchill to declare India’s independence soon after the conflict ends. Indians willing to join in the war effort and defer military defense to an Allied war council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
India
Churchill
Army Seeks Signal Corps Specialists in New Orleans
The army seeks qualified men for direct assignment to the signal corps. Openings include telephone and telegraph cable splicers installers repairmen radio repairmen operators repeatermen telegraph operators printer operators and installers. Inquiries should go to the nearest recruiting station or the chief signal officer at the nearest base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Army
Signal’ Corps
Signal Corps
Suspicious Voter Registration Probe Involving John Dobbins
Sheriff Milton Coverdale detained 32 year old John Dobbins for inquiry into alleged irregularities in his selective service registration. He reportedly registered as John Thomas in October 1940 at Bossier City and used the name John Dobbins at work, which authorities deem his true identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dobbins
Milton Coverdale
Selective Service
John Thomas
Bossier City
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Eve C. Bradford
R. E. Strahan
W. D. O'Hara
Charline
Beaumont, Tex
Mary Ann Adams
Memphis
Betsy Ann Green
R. E. Cupples
Toa Vray
Anis
Charles Duchesne
Caldwell Parish
Elsie L. Duchesne
C. M. Duchesne
Marlene
Evelyn
Chester
Tex
A. A. Duchesne
Jeanette
Cilla Faye Duchesne
E. C. Breland
Buddie
Barbara
L. C. Duchesne
Emma Campton
H. L. Walters
A. L. Shipp
Ertie Hampton
Palmer Howard
Mattie Duchesne
John Kelly
Truman Poole
Hebert
E. L. Duchesne
Riverton
J. R. Douglas
Bosco
Joanne
Austin Wink
Roy Hart
Dempsey Allen
Thomas B. Payne
Captain Payne
Losey Field
Porto Rico
William C. Honeycutt
Spurgeon Drive
Johnnie Smith Elbert
Clyde Mitchell
Robert George
Love Field
Dallas
Northeast Junior College
Mary Cobb
Pasadena
Calif
Roy Hale
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
C. S. Cobb
Mrs. Cobb
James K. Devereux
Neuwirth Avenue
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Gilbert Wright
Sterlington, la
Billie Byrd
Benton, la
Laura Jane Cockren
Bradley, Ark
T. J. Hood, Sr
Plano, Tex
Louisiana
Roland
Howell
Willie Wakes
Newton
Griffin
Albert Burns
Dewey Courtney
James Bowman
John Richard Ford
Will Roberson
DeStard
John Washington
North 12Th
Jesse Mitchell
James Allen McLain
Woodrow Munson
Mose Wroten
Polk
Jimmie Myles
Johnny Blanch Myles
Cleveland Baker
Edmond Colvin
Oak
Robert Brown
Jackson
Stewart &. Morehead
Jesse Howard, Jr
Juliana
Lions Lunch
A. W.C
Santa FE
N. M
Footsore
Shaggy
Eric the Red
Albuquerqen
Eric
Collie
Wag
Quartermaster’ Corps
Sam Jones
KMLB
Shreveport
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Ouachita Coca: Cola Bottling Company
Walnut
Monroe, LA
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