Sunday Senior B O Program At Louis Training School
The Organization will travel to Louis Training School to entertain the boys with a program. All members urged to attend. George Lester formerly of this city now in Camden is visiting Miss Mary Etta McGee. Mary Etta returned from a vacation at Jonesboro Alexandria and Colfax. Mr and Mrs W L Stevens visiting in Mineral Wells Texas. En route they spent days in Shreveport and Fort Worth visiting relatives. Brisbie and son William passed through yesterday en route to Columbia where Mrs Frisbie was called by illness of her son Buster who has been visiting his uncle and aunt Ron Ryan.
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Louis Training School
Mary Etta McGee
Jonesboro
Alexandria
Colfax
W. L. Stevens
Mineral Wells
Texas
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Brisbie
Wiam
Columbia
G. W. Humble
Asherton
Sam Humble
Katie Lee Humble
Simmie Sayre
San Antonis
Kate Smith
Fine Bluff
Kate Boyce
Miss Boyce
Misses Fritiz and Florence Earnhardt Return Home
Misses Fritiz and Florence Earnhardt MM return to their home in Alexandria today after a delightful visit to Miss Polly DeGraffenreid. They will be accompanied home by Miss DeGraffenreid who will be their guest. Mr. Alymar Montgomery went to Ruston yesterday to attend the ball game and spent the day with friends.
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Fritiz
Florence Earnhardt
Alexanaria
Polly DeGraffenreid
Miss DeGraffenreid
Alymar Montgomery
Ruston
Dance at River de Club Compliments Miss Anna Wooter
Dr and Mrs Claude Jones host a Wednesday evening dance at the River de Club in a room adorned with pink crepe myrtle and ferns. Guests enjoyed complimentary entertainment and frozen fruit punch.
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Claude Jones
Riverde Club
Anna Wooter
ballroom dancers and guests fill the night at Lyceum event
The Lyceum Orchestra provided delightful music as couples danced into the early hours. Notable attendees included Miss Anna Wooten with Mr. George Trousdale and many more couples. Out of town guests were Miss Evelyn Able of Rayville and Messrs John and Cale Snyder of Winnsboro.
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Lyceum
Anna Wooten
George Trousdale
John Theus
Pauline Allen
Harold Dixon
Lille Blanks Clarke
William Rodriguez
Frances Stubbs
Alymar Montgomery
Katherine Preston
Tom Munholland
Beverly Trousdale
Jim Bennett
Ruth McCormick
R. C. Sparks
Maybelle Vaubhan
Jack Whitaker
Helen Alexander
A. Kilpatrick
Martha Bennett
Allen Guthrie
Mary Duke Hayes
Simon Schlenker
Emma Louise Biedenbarn
Paul Melton
Bennie Johnston
Harry Frasier
Elsther Hanna
W. A. Walker
Lucille Stroud
Laurie Schroeder
Maudelle Vinson
Fred Hill
Debbie Breard
Sidney Moore
Louise Faulk
Kenneth Allen
Elizabeth Rinehart
Randolph Percy
Marguerite Hill
Newton Moore
Virginia Lynch
Evelyn Able
Rayville
John and
Cale Snyder
Winnsboro
Stags
Woodward Cooper
Fred Faul
Local ladies and gentlemen take a Bastrep motor trip
Mesdames Eva Lawhead and P. Pettiss, Misses Doris Lawhead Annie and Mattie Turner and Mr. Jack Tyler are riding from Bastrep on Wednesday. The group heads toward town for a social event and plans to return by nightfall.
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Eva Lawhead
P. Pettiss
Doris Lawhead
Annie
Mattie Turner
Jack Tyler
Bastrep
Wednes
When to Wear Jewels and Makeup Advice
A trim guide on jewelry wear for women, detailing how decorative pieces highlight facial attributes and skin health. It includes notes on eye color, hair tone, and body proportions, plus reader tips about blood purifiers and facial massage, with makeup and lighting remarks for actresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Lavallieres
Miss Mary Duke Hayes Leaves Shreveport for Bastrop Visit
Miss Mary Duke Hayes of Shreveport departs today after visiting Miss Thelma DeGraffenreid. She will visit Miss Dorothy Taylor in Bastrop. Mrs L L Stucky and Miss Ola Golson also left yesterday for an extended western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Duke Hayes
Shreveport
Thelma DeGraffenreid
Bastrop
Dorothy Taylor
L. L. Stucky
Ola Golson
Woodhams Return from Newton Visit
Mr and Mrs C E Woodham return from Newton Mississippi where they visited Mr Woodhams parents. Friends of Mr Jim Pettit learn his condition is critical after a telegram from Mr Frank Pettit who went to San Angelo to be by his brothers bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. E. Woodham
Newton, Miss
Mr. Woodham
Jim Pettit
Frank Pettit
San Angelo
Mr W H Shipp Goes to Hot Springs for Visit
Mr W H Shipp departed Tuesday night for a trip to Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Shipp
Hot Springs
The Virgin of Stamboul shines at Lyceum Priscilla Dean
The Lyceum Priscilla Dean features in The Virgin of Stamboul at the Lyceum. Pris cilla Dean returns to local screens with Universal Jewel photodrama praised as a top silent drama for its vivid scenes of Constantinople and its atmosphere, directed by Tud Browning and based on H. H. Van Loan's story.
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Priscilla Dean
Universal Jewel
Constantinople
Tud Browning
H. H. van Loan
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B. W. Leigh
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Baton Rouge
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Anna Sutcliff
West Side
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Natchez
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