Monroe Toy Shop Brings Yet Discards to New Life This Christmas
Society editor notes Monroe shops overflow with gifts as the Christmas toy shop recycles discarded toys for children. Garden Club leads Yuletide illumination efforts with window wreaths and doorway lights. Social events fill Friday with teas and luncheons, welcoming guests from Los Angeles and local hosts on North Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Thomas Sholars
Standifer Sholars
Los Angeles
Joh. Parker
Peyton Parker
W. J. Neel
Hillyer Parker
Neel
North Second Street
Richard Downs
Donna Graham
John Sherrouse
John Fox
Graham
Etiquette for parents visiting schools advised during Education Week
Mrs. B F Langworthy outlines proper conduct for parents visiting schools, stressing goals such as understanding teaching methods and school aims. She warns against early criticism, urges open minds, and notes parents are part of a home-school bridge while encouraging involvement aligned with education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Langworthy
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Community events and society notes unfold this week
A busy slate of luncheons meetings and social gatherings is listed from Friday through Sunday. Bertha Masur is the centerpiece of several events with invitations at the Virginia and Frances hotels and gatherings at Neville High and First Baptist venues.
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Neville High School
P.T. A
St. Matthew's Parochial School Alumni Association
Thanksgiving visits and travels across towns and states
A sequence of brief social notes records visits and holidays across Louisiana Texas and Mississippi. Families such as Mrs Callie Underwood and David Underwood of Oil City Miss Barbara Pye at Louisiana college Pineville and Miss Clara Brewer at LPI Ruston are listed with relatives and friends in Liberty Good Pine Dallas and Alexandria. The note ends with a historical fact: the Stockton and Burlington Railway in England opened September 27 1825 as the world’s first public railway.
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Callie Underwood
David Underwood
Oil City
Barbara Pye
Louisiana College
Pineville
J. T. Fowler
Stockton and
Burlington
England
Murder Tonight by Laurence W Aymusis
Detective Inspector Kingsley Hylton from Scotland Yard visits the Reeves dinner party after the murder of Arthur Burdett Hope Enderton miser. The scene unfolds with sharp dialogue as Hylton and host James White compare notes amid a web of clues and concealed motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aymusis
Arthur Burdett
Hope Enderton
Miser
Dr Chambers Alony
Reeveses
Old Burdett
Indies
Detective Kingsley Hylton Visits Enderton Court Mystery
Scotland Yard detective Kingsley Hylton arrives at Enderton Court to investigate a murder. Perry notes the visitor and his bold claims, while the innkeeper comments on the curious case drawing much local speculation. The inspector travels the area, tracing steps toward the police cottage as night falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. White
Scotland Yard
Enderton Court
Kingsley Hylton
Kingsley Hylton Counts Steps to Police Cottage
An account notes Kingsley Hylton tallying his steps to a police cottage, detailing his measured approach and the sequence of events observed during the pursuit or contact with authorities.
Inspector hints at distrust in inquiry before murder talk
Hylton questions Sergeant White, stressing not to trust testimony and noting public gullibility. White reports the murder occurred on the night of the eighteenth as Inspector Hylton surveys the busy desk and grimly observes government employment statistics.
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White
James White
Social Roundup of Visitors and College Guests
Local residents hosted a long list of guests from Mississippi and Texas including Mrs. A C Clark Jr Merrigold Ms and Mr How ard Hearn and family Jonesboro Rev Rodger Baxter Baptist minister returned from New Orleans convention Bennie Boughton Pleasant Hill and Miss Sadie Vining Pioneer hosted by L O Boughton Ruby Mae and Beulah Curry hosted Miss Margaret Rid ly Harrisonburg Miss Felicie An zonole Independence Miss Litha Davis Trout Mary Louise Hadewood Dallas guest of Aunt Mrs B O Griffing S L Crownover Plaquemine guest at E D Bakers Francis Olla Boughton Oil City visiting parents Annette Humble business student Tyler spent Thanksgiving with G W Humble W R Graves Elizabeth Graves Buddie Blair LSU guest Others from Louisiana Tech attended LSU Tulane game in Baton Rouge with E T Lee and Mary V McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Mae
Beulah Curry
Margaret Ridly
Harrisonburg
Felicie Anzolone
Independence
Litha Davis
Trout
W. E. Hixon
Janet Hixon
Buddie Hixon
E. T. Lee
Elizabeth Graves
W. R. Graves
Buddie Blair
Sara DeMoss
Ada Preston
C. E. McConnell
Mary V. McConnell
Baton Rouge
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Monroe
Mrs
Calif
Mr. Sholars
Auburn Avenue
Collens’ Pharmacy, Inc
Holloway & Thompson
Hosier Srings the Bell
Thompson
DeSiard St
Harry St. John
Bridge
Prioleau Ellis
W. A. Walker, Jr
Fred Hill
Nell Stevenson
Bridger Thornhill
Martha Jane Hill
Chicago
Ernie Cord
Cords
Catholic Ladies’ Altar Society
R. R. Beaman
Albert Horuff
C. H. Dunaway
W. J. Rimes
I. S. Wood
St. Joseph's Orphans Home
Grace Ingledue
Northeast Center Auditorium
A. 8. Crowell
Canton
Miss
J. E. Turley
Greenville
Pearl Griffin
Washington Street
Thomas Sandridge
R. Bostick
Clifford Johnson
Paul Ramey
Valiant
Carrie
By Adelaide Kerr
Edward VIII
Madame Jones
iVenna
Abe Marx
Percy Sandman
Bertha Marie Masur
Teflis Grotto
Masonic Temple
First Baptist Church
H. H. Land
Allen Sugar
Alyce Florsheim
Virginia Hotel
Review Club
E. W. Leigh
Louisville Avenue
St. Anne’s
The
Altar Society
T. W. Hardy
Rochelle
First Methodist Church
Zucarro
Gordon Avenue
E. Roberson
C. A. Morgan
North Sixth Street
W. C. Faulk
B. B. Handy
Riverfront Street
J. W. Treadwell
Morris Avenue
Judson Smith
R. H. Gannaway
Louise Anne Avenue
Roy Hale
Glenmar Street
J. E. Kersh
Kersh Hotel
Irene Ivy Page
Arkansas Avenue
A. Baughman
Ellyn Baughman
D. I. Hirsch
Abe Arent
Suzanne Hirsch
Harriett Hirsch
Harold Heinberg
Freida Bridge
Frances Hotel
A. S. Tidwell
Leon Sugar
Herbert Rosenheim
Sugar Home
Mary O'Kelly
Samuel Davis
James Wyatt
Dorothy Dayton
Independent Woman
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Miss Dayton
Meyer Greenwall
Fort Worth
Tex
William Bruce Womack
Helen Fern
Hillyer Sealy Parker
Little Rock, Ark
Mrs. Norman Priest
Shreveport
Texas
Henry Bernstein
New Orleans
Congregation of
Temple B’nai Israel
Ruth White
Graham Waring
Mr. Waring
Sunshine Delicatessen
N. Third St
Fryers
Clara Brewer
Ruston
E. R. Brewer
Juanita Weaver
Louisiana Normal
Natchitoches
W. O. Weaver
J. R. Thornton
Liberty, Tex
N. G. Fox
Harry Walden
Good Pine
George Benson
T. W. Anderson
Dallas, Tex
Woodrow Prother
Meadville, Miss
Leslye Eubanks
Tommy Marshall
Joinerville, Tex
W. D. Peters
Tyler, Tex
Alexandria
Mrs. Fox
S. T. Storey
Ted Graham
Bobby and
Jerry Graham
Gulfport, Miss
C. B. Floyd
Murder
Laurence W
Edward Perry
Perry
Mr. Perry
Hylton
Ecard
London
Lpor
Kingsley Fulton
Marchester Road
Anni
Spector
Sergeant White
Lawrence W. Maynall
Hyston
Mangham
C. Noble Hatch
Howard Hearn
Jonesboro
Rodger Baxter
Baptist State Convention
Bennie Boughton
Pleasant Hill
Sadie Vining
Pioneer
L. O. Boughton
Mary Louise Hadewood
B. O. Griffing
S. L. Crownover of
Plaquemine
Mrs. E. D. Baker
Francis Olla Boughton
J. G. Boughton
Annette Humble
Tyler
G. W. Humble
F. C. Sheppard
Hammond Lt
Jackson, Miss
Alford McConnell
Pink Parham
Stanley Brown
William Bell
Bob Bell
Joel Thompson
Norvel Thames
Beryl Stark
Marjie Wooten
Lula Jones
Rowena Butler
Louisiana Tech
Harry Nash, Jr
Thelma Lutiker
Faye Brunson
Goripus Ill Baptis
Roger Laws
Johns
Sb ‘Bie
Bolin Nox
Sions
V A
Lawrence Tibbett
Wenda
Constance Cummings
Lin
Europe
Ramona
Loretta Young
Aw Crawford
Taylor
San Francisco
Bold King Cole
Claire Trevor
Iden
Vore
Barry MU
Ane