Thursday and Monday Auxiliary and Eastern Star Meetings
Thutsday St Francis Auxiliary hosts a 4 PM benefit card party with Mrs Albert Horuff as hostess. Monday the Eastern Star Chapter holds a social and quiz at the Masonic Temple at 8 PM with all members urged to attend and visiting State members invited. sandwiches to be brought by each member. Several local residents report returns from travels including Mrs R W O'Donnell from Alexandria and Mrs Simon Goldman from Fayetteville Arkansas. others include Miss Lilah Webb from Delta Louisiana and families of the Coates and Tate households. Mrs C L Thompson and daughter Alice Boyd visit, joined by Miss Mary Lewis Boyd. Helen Donnelly recuperating from illness at home.
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St. Francis
Albert Horuff
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Loyal Stars of America Meet with Mrs Neil Jenkins
The Loyal Stars of America held a Tuesday evening gathering with Mrs. Neil Jenkins. After routine business a social hour followed, and a confectionary course was served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Gossett on Washington Street at the usual hour.
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Stars of America
Neil Jenkins
Gossett
Washington Street
Thompson Marries Eugenia Stroud Quietly in Fair Place
The groom is former Shreveport resident Frank L. Thompson and the bride Eugenia Stroud. they wed Saturday evening at 6:30 in the Methodist parsonage in Fair Place with Rev. F. R. Power officiating.
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Shreveport Times
Frank L. Thompson
Eugenia Stroud
Fair Place
F. R. Power
Bride Brings Atlanta Arrival to Louisiana Oil Union
The bride recently moved to the city from Atlanta Ga and Mr Thompson of Louisiana Oil and Refining Company receives best wishes from friends.
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Atlanta
Thompson
Louisiana Oil and Refining Company
Return of Gabe Brown and Bragg family guests
Mr Gabe Brown came home to Greenville yesterday afternoon after weeks as guests of his children Mrs J Kuhn and Miss Mimi Brown He was accompanied by his daughter Miss Brown who will visit her sister Mrs Charles Loeb Mr H Briggs returned to Oak Grove after several days with his sister Mrs S S Johnson.
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Gabe Brown
Greenville
J. Kuhn
Mimi Brown
Miss Brown
Charles Loeb
Mr. H. Briggs
Oak Grove
Mrs. S.S. Johnson
Montgomery and Solomon Paths Highlight City News
Mr. Henry Montgomery spends several days in New Orleans for business. Mr. Seymour Solomon returns to Greenville after visiting relatives.
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Mr. Henry Montgomery
New Orleans
Mr P M Endom Visits Sister in New Orleans
Mr P M Endom of New Orleans arrived today for a visit with his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Eugene Courtney.
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P. M. Endom
New Orleans
Eugene Courtney
Louis Cohn Returns Home After Overnight Stay
Louis Cohn returned to Rastrep this morning after spending the night with his parents Mr and Mrs Leon Cohn.
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Louis Cohn
Rastrep
Mrs
Leon Cohn
Local Births and Visits Highlight Weekend Notes
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs M Jones on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs F Dew Leseur and baby son from Meup are visiting in the city with relatives Mr and Mrs Lesner en route home after visiting Mr and Mrs J M Keller of Alexandria. Mr Frank Flewellen and daughter Miss Faronie of Bastrop spent the day here with Mr and Mrs Mose Flewellen and were joined by Master Robert Arders who will stay several days.
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John Coates
John Coates, Jr
L. E. Tate
Janestine Coates
Bastrop
City
Mr. and
Mes
M. Jones
Frank Flewellen
Faronie of
Mose Flewellen
Robert Arders
Residents visit and family travels noted in city
Mr. C. C. Kavanauch of Mewpis stays several days in the city. Mr. James Keller of Alexandria arrived yesterday to visit relatives. Mr. Percy Sandman returned yesterday from a trip to New Orleans Woodville and Greenville. His brother-in-law Mr. Milton Solomon travels with him and will stay for days. Mrs. Sandman remains in Greenville to finish convalescence from a minor operation. Her condition improves rapidly and Mr. Sandman returns home.
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Percy Sandman
New Orleans
Woodville
Greenville
Milton Solomon
Social Notes From Louisville Wedding and Local Visits
Misses Frances and Jane Holden returned from Louisville where they were flower girls at the McLain Lowman wedding. They traveled with relatives in Kentucky and Indiana this summer. Miss Beryl Buford of Bastrop visited Mrs. Mowe Flewellen. Mr. W. T. Haunt recovered from malaria. Guy Stubbs and son Guy Jr. returned from New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ree of the West Side will board with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Suteliff after giving up housekeeping.
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Frances
Jane Holden
Louisville
McLain- Lowman
Holden
Kentucky
Indiana
Guy Stubbs
Guy Jr
New Orleans
J. Ree
West Side
W. J. Suteliff
This Date In History Highlights Key Births and Events
The column lists notable moments from 1812 to 1918, including births of Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher and Annie Wittenmyer, German French Metz clash, Sir John Rose's death, Niagara Falls hydroelectric power debut, Portsmouth treaty talks, Donald McMillan Arctic trek, and Theodore Roosevelt speech urging postwar social reform.
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Henry Ward Beecher
West Sutton
Mess
Annie T. Wittenmyer
The
National
Adams County
Ohio
Sanatoga
Metz
John Rose
Scotland
Niagara Falls
Portsmouth
N. H
Donald McMillan
North Sydney
N. S
Theodore Roosevelt
Springfield
Baptists of West Side Convene Mass Meeting Tonight
The Baptists of the West Side plan a prayer meeting and choir practice at the West Monroe school house. They will finalize plans for a Baptist Evangelistic campaign to begin Sunday at 11 o clock. Evangelist Drishall's tent arrives today and will be pitched on a convenient lot. The public is invited to attend and participate.
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The
Baptists of
West Side
West Monroe
Evangelist Drishall
Jefferson Coolidge at Ninety. Boston financier and diplomat
Jefferson Coolidge marks his 90th birthday as a prominent Boston financier and philanthropist. A native of Boston he began as an East India merchant, led major railroads, served as United States Minister to France, and sat on the Joint High Commission with England. He has long supported Harvard University and other institutions.
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T. Jefferson Coolidge
Boston
Mr. Coolidge
Atchison Railroad
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Lines
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Benjamin Harrison
United States
France
Joint High Commission
England
Coolidge
Harvard University
Nationwide drive to curb meat losses announced in Chicago
A national committee drawn from railroads producers' groups meat packers stock yards and shipping associations will direct a campaign to prevent losses in livestock handling. An expert report says careless handling last year cut the U S meat supply by millions of pounds and caused about 15 million dollars in losses.
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Chicago
Institute of American Meat Packers
United States
Odd Facts From Ancient Times and Natural Wonders
A collection of curious notes describes crow letter-bearers, the Hindi term for friend, night vision in birds, milk as a satisfying food, cobra venom effects in frogs, air weight versus food, ancient Japanese rice wine, Bank of England note thickness, brain growth in early years, Balm of Gilead from towedrug, royal punishment rights for British peers, a freshwater-saltwater lake on Kildin Island, and tides with underground saltwater channels.
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Japan
Bank of England
Gilead
Kildin Island
Lapland
Young French champion Mile Lenglen Keeps Fit At Rest
Mile Lenglen, the British tennis champion, credits her fitness to early bedtimes, careful eating, and fifteen minutes of Swedish exercises twice daily. The rising star emphasizes discipline and consistent routine as keys to her success.
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Mile, Lenglen
Beauty Baths From Ancient Times To Modern Quick Remedies
A column suggests beauty baths and skin care routines including hot showers with needle spray and cold rinses. It describes milk bath mixtures with marshmallow flowers hyssop bran flour and cheese cloth bags, camphor baths with benzoin camphor cologne, and sea salt baths as cheap tonics. It warns about pimples and digestive concerns and advises medical consultation for run-down conditions.
Advice on growing and dye colors for Valencia type
The author notes five to ten pounds more would bring Valencia to average but growth continues. Colors suggested include yellow, burnt orange and brown suitable for the type. Sunburn can be bleached with cucumber juice. If a friend sends a stamped envelope, formulas can be sent.
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Valencia
Lemon Juice As Applied Like Lotion Guidance
The text instructs applying lemon juice like lotion and suggests using a small piece of lemon to rub over the skin. It reads as practical skin care advice.
Eby to auction entire Jersey herd due to crop failure
West Monroe farmer E S Eby says that failed corn, labor issues, and rapid town growth force him to disperse and sell his large Jersey herd at public auction on October 16, with private sales possible before catalog completion.
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E. S. Eby
West Monroe
Jersey
Racket Store Ad Teases Sewing Machine Savings
A brief ad from Racket Store urges shoppers to delay purchases elsewhere and view their sewing machines first, claiming significant savings. The notice hints at a time window 2h-3t without providing further details.
Toronto University Honors Prince of Wales with Degree
One year mark notes Toronto University awarding an Li Dh degree to Prince of Wales. Senate Foreign Relations Committee discusses a peace treaty as part of the context around the honor and international relations.
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Toronto University
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Helpful Letters From Readers Highlight Everyday Ingenuity
A reader shares a constructive habit to turn missteps into growth by starting new projects. Examples include volunteering weekly, a bed table for a grandmother, a homemade pastry bag from rubber cloth, and a linen shower centerpiece with china dolls to spark conversation.
Bargain trunks offered by Racket Store
The Racket Store advertises a sale on trunks with price quotes and the claim they can furnish trunks in any size.
Repair or Rebuild Your Cuto Top at Ouachita Saddle and Harness
Advertisement notes repair or rebuilding services for a cuto top offered by Ouachita Saddle and Harness Company located at No 114 Walnuts Street. Emphasizes durable workmanship and prompt service for harness equipment and related gear.
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Ouachita Saddle and Harners Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ats Deseres
the Style Shop, Inc
Simon Goldman
Fayetteville, Ark
Lilah Webb
Delta, la
C. L. Thompson
Alice Boyd
Shreveport
R. P. Webb
Mary Lewis Boyd
Mrs. Thompson
Helen Donnelly
Fairbanks
Seymour Solomon
C. C. Kavanauch
Mewpis
James Keller
Alexandria
Beryl Buford
Mowe Flewellen
Palm Beach
the Millsaps Company, Inc
Odd
Daily Reader
Eby
Great Jersey
X. Y
Ellen H
Miss Richmond
Ideal Beauty Shop
DeSiard & Grand Sts
Vienna
Dian Packing Corporation Condumers
Ill
Council
Meats Indian Packing Corporation
Open Bay
Wis
Comsin
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