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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
8
A slender frock in dark blue crepe with a crinkled barklike finish. It features a white ottoman silk vest and a mahogany brown felt high toque, designed by Bruyere and modelled under Pais copyright.
A poem notes that humble helpers leave lasting marks, such as a warm word or a sprig of flowers, counting as true success beyond fame or wealth. The text argues small deeds outlive great feats and shows how a society functions like a body. It references the NRA and Roosevelt urging collective strength to keep the nation healthy.
Mrs Winston Craig and daughter Sara Virginia moved to Atlanta to join Mr Craig and start a new home there. Mrs C C Bell and son C C Bell Jr. traveled to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exhibit. Mr and Mrs Herman Masur and daughter Bertha A Masur returned from New York City with visits to summer resorts. The Little Theater workshop presents The Mayor and the Mankind at Ouachita Parish school auditorium Thursday at 8. All Little Theater members invited.
Local churches publish a full slate of meetings for circles, mission societies, PTA chapters and book clubs. Events include missionary circle gatherings at several homes, a WBA meeting at Woodswan hall, a BPW program at the club house, Camp Fire Girls activities, and a dancing party at the Monroe hotel for the unemployed.
Pattern 1619 offers sizes 12 through 20 with fabric yardage for 54 and 36 inch widths. Includes illustrated step by step instructions and a call to order the Anne Adams Pattern Book in the new fall and winter edition.
A letter from Mrs. M. Miller of Shreveport outlines the October 2 5 national convention in Chicago with Louisiana delegates led by Mrs. Robert Ramos. The piece notes featured entertainment, a visiting princess, and two announced candidates for auxiliary president including Mrs. Biester of Philadelphia and Mrs. Doyle of Toledo.
Pastor Rev R M Bentley of Gordon Avenue Methodist is rapidly recovering after an emergency appendectomy at Vaughan Wright and Bentlel Clinic. A Friday church lawn pageant and ice cream supper raised funds for the building fund. Mr and Mrs William E Zinsmeiser of 2701 South Grand returned from a weekend visit to friends. St Matthew's church announces a Novena every Tuesday at 730 pm followed by the Religious Inquiry club led by Rev B A Scallan.
In a tense scene Colin Howitt and Sergeant Mulvey plan a quiet entry into Keppelstein's house at ten to precede a tobacco shop raid near the Wine Press. Mulvey agrees to reconvene at nine thirty, while Colin awaits a potential reunion with Clarkie Lunn and Germaine, fearing the outcome of a fateful “or” as night falls.
Mulvey and Colin plan a stakeout for Buck O Mara and Heimte Schwarm at Keppelstein's parlor tonight. They suspect coded signals through a secret door and aim to trap Buck and the Mask's agents as the tense setup unfolds. The plan hinges on Buck's expected entrance at ten and a dramatic move inside.
A. V. Miller, superintendent of the Southern Gas line, joins the trip to Chicago for the annual American Gas Association convention along with other local representatives.
Rev. L A Materne, pastor of the Tallulah Baptist church for ten months, was re elected during a Tallulah church conference held last week. Other officers elected included J C Byram as Sunday school superintendent.
User requests to visit a drug store and buy a bottle of Cardus to take before and during painful monthly periods. No further details provided about dosage or medical guidance.
The article names staff positions including tendent Robert Brown assistant superintendent Mrs. R S Gayle secretary and treasurer Rob Brown clerk Mrs C E Walker chi director and Mrs D P Moore pla ist, indicating a local school district lineup.
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