Sunday Sacred Concert and Local Club Meetings Schedule
The community calendar lists a Sunday Sacred Concert at 8 p.m. at the First Methodist Church. A Georgia Tucker Parent Teachers League meeting is set for 3 p.m. Monday, followed by Eastern Stars at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Tuesday hosts Grace Church Guild circles at 2:30 p.m. and a rectoral meeting. The Ladies Aid and Cemetery Association meet at 3 p.m. at the Temple Annex, with Baptist Woman's Missionary Society gathering at 3 p.m. Wednesday features Parish School PTA in the school library with a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Georgia Tucker Parent Techers League
Eastern Stars
Masonic Temple
Grace Church Guild
Ladies Aid and Cemetery Association
Temple Annex
The
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
Parish School Parent Teachers Association
December Calendar Highlights Social Gatherings and Visitors
December events list cotillions and dances at the Country Club and Elks Club. Notable entrants include Miss Mary Lee Sullivan and Miss Fern Hickey of Port Huron Michigan, with Mrs. Haas and Mrs. Leibreich hosting relatives visiting through New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sullivan
Mary Lee Sullivan
Fern Hickey
Port Hiron
Michigan
Country Club
The
Elks Club
Palmer Kellogg
Memphis
Tenn
Lotus Club
Robert Long Keellogg
Judson W. Smith
Mary Smith
B. R V
First Baptist Church
Bank VP Higgins Guest at Thanksgiving Dinner
Mr Higgins vice president of the First National Bank of New York City attended Thanksgiving Day dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Travis Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
First National Bank of
New York City
Travis Oliver
Thanksgiving visits from area residents
Mr. E. H. Gayton spent thanksgiving in Alexandria with his family. Mrs. A. A. Willingham of Ruston is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Foster Bond. Miss Mildred Morton is visiting New Orleans in the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Breard Jr and an interesting family spend the weekend at the McGowan Club house with several family groups present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Summer Potts
Sophie Newcomb College
New Orleans
Mrs
J. J. Potts
E. H. Gayton
Alexandria
A. A. Willingham of
Ruston
Mrs. Foster Bond
Mildred Morton
Mrs. W. A. Jordan
D. A. Breard, Jr
McGowan Club
Kellogg Grisham Nuptials Promised To Dazzle Monroe
The Kellogg Grisham wedding in Monroe features prominent society guests from here and beyond. A distinguished list of bridesmaids includes Emma Louise Biedenhar Pauline Allen Emily Trousdale Charlotte Sholars Satchie Sholars Generva Washburn Ann Wooten Frances Stubbs Louise Theus Lilly Blanks Clarks Gussie Ray Ross Harriet Seagle Glyndred Seagle Peddie and others. Marion Grisham is maid of honor with Mrs Willard Robert and Mrs J Y Sanders as matrons of honor. Dorothy Oglesby of Winnfield is ring bearer. Carolyn Stubbs and Barrer Mae Walsworth serve as flower girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg-Grisham
Monroe
Emma Louise Biedenhar
Pauline Allen
Emily Trousdale
Charlotte Sholars
Satchie Sholars
Genevra Washburn
Ann Wooten
Frances Stubbs
Louise Theus
Thanksgiving Day Dinner Hosted by Mr. and Mrs E Roberson
Mr and Mrs E Roberson entertained several friends at a noon Thanksgiving Day dinner. The table featured yellow chrysanthemums in a basket and a sumptuous turkey dinner was served. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bethencourt Mr and Mrs C F Hall Mr and Mrs Alex Ryan Miss Gaby Carr and Mr Edward Dillard. An afternoon of music and lively conversation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Roberson
Bethencourt
C. FE. Hall
Alex Ryan
Gaby Carr
Edward Dillard
Miss Ila Taylor Weds Mr. Marshall Case in Swartz
Miss Ila Taylor and Mr. Marshall Case of Swartz, La., married Thursday afternoon at the groom’s uncle Rev. J. W. Thompson’s home. The ceremony was in the presence of a few relatives and friends, after which the couple left for their Swartz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila Taylor
Marshall Case
Swartz
J. W. Thompson
Carnival and Play Fest Lights City High School
The City school foyer glittered with carnival decor as seniors led a high school wide fête. Students in festive garb hosted booths while acts like A Student's Version of Faust and Gobbo and His Monk wowed the crowd with music and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Beard
Faust
Agnes Allen
Alice Washburn
Mephistopheles
Annie de Graffenreid
Marguerite
Frances Germany
Woman Acquitted Slayings Tries Suicide in Gotham
Olivia M. P. Stone, acquitted of the Ellis K. Rikaid slaying, attempted suicide by poison shots last night in New York. She improved but remained critical, telling doctors her act stemmed from nursing license fears and brooding over killing the man she loved. She added she would do it again if needed and said she killed him because she loved him. Stone lacks funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Olivia M. P. Stone
Ellis Kay Rikaid
Cincinnati
Kinkaid
Miss Stone
Tragedy and Comedy Highlight Freshman Play Fest
The Chinese presentation Wo Wo and Sing Sing featured two lost children in the woods. A Freshman sketch The Seniors as we see them drew laughs. Louise Graves portrayed Frances Germany in varied moods. Frances Wright and assistants organized a successful gala, with a spring carnival promised to match the recent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Graves
Frances Germany
Frances Wright
Sacred Concert at Methodist Episcopal Church
A sacred concert will be rendered at the Methodist Episcopal church at 8:00 next evening. The program includes organ preludes, hymns, prayers, and a series of solos and anthems featuring Miss Boyce, Miss Keller, Mrs. Love, Mrs. Whitfield, and choir leader Miss Louise Endem with organist Victor Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Salome
C. Marks
Joycelyn
Miss Boyce
Sullivan
Ralp Baldwin
Miss Keller
Mascagni
Miss Endem
Mrs. Love
Lord
M. Watson
Victor Charles
Mrs. Whitfield
Miss Louise Endem
Twelfth Annual Farmers Week Planned at LSU
The twelfth annual Farmers Week will be January 8 to 13 at Louisiana State University. Attendees include farmers, home demonstration agents, and U S Department of Agriculture specialists. The program emphasizes practical farming lessons on horticulture, silos, purebred animals, farm management and rising incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana State University
W.R. Dodson
W. R. Perkins
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
New York State College of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Louisiana
Changes in Kaiser Household Under Princess Hermine
Princess Hermine reshapes Doorn estate by replacing court marshal Count Von Molkte and planning broader mobility for Kaiser Wilhelm II. Dr Haerbner the court physician is set to depart for private practice in Amsterdam. Hermine enjoys daily walks, mingles with locals, and gains favor in Doorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Holland
Princess Hermine
Count von Molkte
von Molkte
Hermine
Doorn Castle
Wilhelm
Doorn
Haerbner
Amsterdam
Doorne
Marines Fail to Find Canaries in the Canaries
In Gibraltar on December 1 the Pittsburgh sailors report canaries scarce in Las Palmas and throughout the Canary Islands. The Marines note the Islands are named for dogs not birds, and they joke about shipping home canaries for loved ones while awaiting a visit to a U S bird shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaries
Gibraltar
Canary Islands
U. S
Pittsburgh
Las Palmas
Ireland
United States
French industrialists seek central European metal trust led by Eugene Schneider
A Central News dispatch from Berlin reports French industrialists negotiating with German businessmen to form a large metal trust in central Europe under French leadership. Eugene Schneider is described as the leading spirit, aiming to dominate industries across Italy and several Central European countries, possibly surpassing the United States Steel Corporation in size. German industrial leaders hope such Franco German cooperation could influence reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Europe
Berlin
Eugene Schneider
Italy
Jugoslavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Austria
Luxembourg
Sarre
United States Steel Corporation
Romanian Queen to travel to Athens amid Greek crisis
A Belgrade dispatch to Le Matin reports the Queen of Romania will depart Saturday for Athens via Belgrade, amid the strife between her son-in-law King George of Greece and the Gonatas government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Matin
Belgrade
George
Greece
Gonatas
Athens
Romaia
Wanamaker Condition Steadies, Report Says
Philadelphia December 2 John Wanamaker merchant and former postmaster general remained gravely ill at his home with no perceptible change overnight physicians bulletin today said last night bulletin noted improvement in every way no new developments reported by doctors at Wanamaker residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Rise of Sheep Farming In New Brunswick Province
The growing sheep industry in New Brunswick is seen as a forthcoming key economic sector. Experts note favorable conditions and potential for expanded farming activities, signaling renewed agricultural diversification and job opportunities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Province of
New Brunswick
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Irene Sims
L. A. Austin
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I. Miller
Seminine
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L. E. Hendry
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K. C
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Ferd Levi Stationery
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