Judith Lane drama turns toward Mexico border visit
Judith Lane follows Judith Dale and Sam Sanford with Justin Cunard to the Rio Diablo dam site to counter Morton Lampere's scheme to overturn Big Tom Bevins' will. The party tours the dam area and slips into a Mexico-bound plan, amid dance and topography talk, as Slim Skipper stores a cached package and Judith contemplates crossing the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sanford
Justin Cunard
Rio Diablo
Judith Dale
Morton Lampere
Lampere
Big Tom Bevins
Judith
Norman
Bevins
Cunard
Sanford
Mexico
Renunciation and memory in a poetic plea of repentance
An extended devotional poem by Edith Tatum laments thefts and misplaced loves, pleading for forgiveness and the return of cherished memories. Interwoven are reflections on national child welfare and civic duty noted by Herbert Hoover, followed by a dense collage of social notices from Monroe society including visits, weddings, teas, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Time-saving frock pattern pattern 1939 offered by Monroe News Star
A sewing pattern advertises a combined frock and jacket design that saves time and fabric, with slimming jabots and step-by-step instructions. It lists sizes 34 to 44, fabric needs for size 36, and requests fifteen cents for pattern 1939 sent to Monroe News-Star Pattern Department in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Monroe News-Star Pattern Department
West Lite Street
New York City
Judith and Slim drift into a night in Galveston
Judith Dale and Slim Sanford escape to a shipboard plan and a Galveston night. They dance with locals as Norman Dale and family ties loom. Judith faces uncertainty about her future with Norman while planning travel and social engagements in a listed community schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith
Slim
Clia
Clarion
Slim Sanford
Mathile Pevns
Norman Dale
Tom Bevins
Galveston Beach
Cunard
Judy Dale
Clin Sanford
Rio Grande
Norman
Small
Jude
J. C. Scathborne
Lampere
Coryright
Jeanne Bowman
Reading honors in Concordia Parish plan
Miss Mary Mims received a reading certificate from the Louisiana Library Commission at a Monterey community meeting Friday and Concordia Parish led the state with the most certificates issued this month. Judges, editors, and local officials spoke on library work and community building as the event celebrated books and reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mims
Concordia
Louisiana
Culver
Brent Oxley
M. M. Perkins
Charles Campbell
D. E. Brown
Joe Fomby
Stafford Jean Vallery
Richard Campbell
Pipes Register
Donald Theriot
D. J. Henderson
A. J. Hodges
Charles Yancey
S. R. Gray
Robert Wiseman
Catherine Wiseman
Charles Albert Campbell
Alvan Stuart
Maurice Melz
Acme
W. G. Harper
Fairview
Rosa Mae Miller
Shaw
Juliette McCearley
Eva
Ricketts O'Rourke
J. R. Steele
Sadie Love
Annie Young
Bob Young
Gaston Steele
Mattie Brown
Virgie Bairnsfather
Lloyd Love
F. L. Campbell
New Era
J. T. Burnett
Winnie Lee Charrier
Viola Simpson
Burrel T. Book
Numa Alba Moreland
S. A. D. Champlin
H. W. Moreland
L. R. Belle
Lillie Paul
J. C. More
Marie Koerner
Berniece Louise Monroe
Sue Williams
Clyde White
Glenice van Ness
Ree
Annie
Miss Koerner
Dixie
O. BE. S
Masonic Chapel
Grace Church
Annie Sanders
Presbyterian Auxiliary
J. D. McGee
Riverfront Street
West Monroe
Foster
Alexander
W. W. Veach
Lee Avenue
E. O. Smith
Trenton Street
C. A. Nenny
St. John Street
Alice Millsaps
Pine Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Jackson Street
William Wilkerson
Eunice Benoit
First Baptist Church
R. E. Major
Park Avenue
Stone
Auburn Avenue
Sarah Turner
Savoy Apartments
J. D. Green
Arkansas
D. K. Openheimer
Wood
W. H. Steen
Fifth Street
W. N. Reynolds
South Grand Street
Clyde Henderson
Orange
W. B. Brown
Jackson
Methodist Missionary Society
W. E. Lawson
Sam Allen
R. W. Germany
Columbia Avenue
Annex
W. O. Campbell
Roselawn
C. S. Swain
Morris Avenue
W. J. Porter
George G. Bruce
Louise Avenue
E. S. Hitt
Stubbs
Forsythe Park
S. W. Tucker
Sixth Street
K. P. Hall
C. C. McEachern
Bridge
Catholic Ladies Altar Society
St. Matthews Playground
Mary Mims
Louisiana Library Commission
Concordia Parish
Monterey Community
Commission
BE. M. Culver
W. M. Harper
Sarah Irwin Jones
Maxwell
Judge Harper
Ouachita Council
Boy Scouts
Williamson
Fatally Injured Mill Worker in New Iberia
Joseph Wilford, 70, a mill employee, was struck by a truck on the St. Martin road two miles from New Iberia and fatally injured. The driver Casmite Broussard claimed the crash was unavoidable. Wilford leaves many relatives. The report notes the Roxburgh fig reaching four inches in diameter in the Canary Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Iberia
Joseph Wilford
St. Martin Road
Casmite Broussard
Wilford
Roxburgh
Canary Islands
Feen a Mint Laxative Chewing Gum Ad
A vintage ad promotes Feen a Mint as a mint flavored laxative gum for upset stomachs and constipation. It claims gentle distribution of the laxative ingredient through chewing and positions the product as soothing and beneficial for returning to a normal schedule.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judith Lane
Mexican Party
Edith Tatum
America
Jessie Holloway
Collinston
S. E. Holloway
Miss Holloway
Holloway
South Second Street
J. W. Dicker
Herbert Saureau Wee Rahn Makerson
E. Holloway
Mabel Dowling
Cicago
Louie Scott
C. E. Scott
Islang
St. Francis Sanitarium
Martha Deprato
Ferriday
von Brat
Washington, D. C
Knoxville
Virginia
National
Connie McReynolds
Aniston, Alabama
S. M. McReynolds
Maude Elizabeth Mann
That City
Emma Alexandria
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pasadena
California
Dorothy Lee Cason
New York
Mrs. E. D. Cason
Clarence Faulk, Jr
Ruston
C. E. Faulk
Kate Tally
New Orleans
S. H. Butler
Delta Kappa Pi
Lazarre’s Point
Ellen Hale
Virginia Husted
Margaret Mulhern
Jean Hale
Martha Hamilton
Justine Wilson
Earleen Wilson
Kathryn Smith
Willine Boxley
Scriven Williamson
Polly Nenny
Tuffy Dunn
Libby Haynes
Gretchen Rainbolt
van Buckner
Eleanor Colbert
Elizabeth Slade
Jane McKenzie
Martha Olive Myatt
Hazel Neal
Evelyn Rhodes
Betty Smelser
Alice Boyd Thompson
Sara Elizabeth Moffet
Stella May
Mary Helen Hilburn
Dorothy Ll
Delores Joe Grant
Roy Hale
Jodie McComb
Sue Ellen Brown
C. H. Koerner
Mesdames J. L. Wall
H. L. Cheatham
Clyde Posey
H. T. Koerner
A. C. Monroe
A. Nordgren
Bernard Bourgeon
Marvin Lipp
Charles Parker
Vernon Sims
Evelyn Petty
S. P. Gunter
W. H. Yawn
J. B. Dickinson
I. M. McCurdy
Chas. Walcott
Jake Thompson
Duke
Tom Pully
Marion Lipp
J. H. Woodall
S. H. Butler, Jr
Willie Brennen
R. 3. Davis
T. H. Easterning
Ned Easterling
J. B. Swanson
W. M. Greenwell
W. F. Grafton
James Newton
J. T. Petty
J. D. Petty
H. E. Roberts
Homer How
William H. Royster
Raleigh
North Carolina
Thomas
Sara Bett
S. R. Ruffin
Gladys Sperry
E. D. Cason
Our City
Altrurian Book Club
Elizabeth Casper
Shirley Mae Wahl
Gulf Coast
Miss Wahl
Lotus Club
Gertrude
Lallage Feazel
Katherine White
Suzanne Hirsch
Phi Kappa
Monroe
J. E. Clark
John Birdsong
Jane
Joan, Jr
Memphis
Pulaski
Mary Morris Sherman
Lillian McNeill
Miss Sherman
T. C. Pemberton
Miss McNeill
O. N. McNeill
Gladys Warner
Lafayette
Southwestern
Mary Fontenot
Mildred Matthews
Joe Hanna
R. M. Troy
Shreveport
Darwin Nicholls
W. A. Lovett, Jr
Allen Kimball
Austin Miller
Louis Turner
W. M. Washburn
W. W. Washburn
E. E. Meredith
Louisville
Jewell Meredith
Grayson
Janice Burns
Elizabeth
Garland
John Robert
South Third Street
Miss Bonnie
Elmease Lynn
Chicago
Canada
Bell Ans
White House
Joumn
Mgr
Niet
Revillon Freres
News-Star Daily
Celiio Linda
Gov den Seat
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