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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
1
Adele Garrison's narrative tracks a covert plan involving Lee Chow and a hidden message to "Steve" while she confronts money shortages and a missing checkbook. Tense interplay with Katherine and Fanny Powell hints at suspicion and manipulation as she secures a blank check to fund her actions.
Jitney Jungle announces the opening of its first West Monroe store, with plans for more Monroe locations. The Jason connected chain, owned by Louisiana Stores Co., advertises self service shopping, no monthly bills, and streamlined checkout. Managers Marsalis and C E Hare will oversee preparations with on-site staff.
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Mrs Stanley Armstrong spoke at West Monroe Methodist Church on God calling women to salvation prayer and service. She urged women to resist earthly idols, cultivate inner beauty, and lead homes by example, saying God calls women at every life stage to holiness and sacrifice for family and faith.
Reports from headquarters show all members and friends working to assist their committee. Ladies in the popularity contest support the effort while some candidates work late to stay ahead. A large shipment of bridge lamps draws interest at headquarters, many awarded to members and friends in the past week. September 1 is closing day with a big dance planned at Riverside Pavilion featuring quality music. A large turnout is expected from members and nearby cities. Louie Baur Jr. chairs the campaign.
A committee asks each member and the ladies in the contest who have not yet reported to headquarters to report by Monday at the campaign headquarter located at 117 North Grand St Rogue. The note promotes News Star classified ads for large dividends.
The Hay-A-Tampa team split a doubleheader with Clarks at Clarks on Sunday. The Hav-A-Tampas won the first game 7 to 2 but lost the second 6 to 1. Mike Smith pitched both games with relief from Thomas and Haddad. Next Sunday they travel to Mer.
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