Perfect Hostess Hosts Bridge Club at Hodges Home
Thursday Lunch Eon Bridge club members gathered at Mr. and Mrs. B D Hodges on McKinley Avenue for a charm filled afternoon. Mrs Hodges entertained an extra table in honor of Mrs Vernon Marsh as guests enjoyed Welsh rabbit, date pie, and assorted relishes. Emaline Sugar led a tea party for visiting Joan Retta Weingarden of Detroit with a balloon centerpiece and doll gifts for each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
B.D. Hodges
McKinley Avenue
Morris Hees
BD. Y. Smith
Jack Rogers
George Schiesser
James Jones
Walter Black
R. L. Davis
Hodges
Vernon Marsh
Imogene Hodges
Beau Monde
Monree
Joan Retta ‘Weingarden
Detroit
Michigan
Julius Lennie
Emaline Sugar
Emaline
Mrz Bchienker
Fort Smith, Ark
Davis Weingarden
Julius Serle
Temple Sisterhood of Monroe Shapes Civic Path
Past Endeavors Club Women Traced by Speakers Who Talk On Subject of Great Interest highlights Monroe's Temple Sisterhood. The group, affiliated with the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, traces its roots to Aid society days and has grown into a powerful community force. A Tuesday program honored past presidents and featured Mrs. Alice Meyer recounting the organization’s history from humble beginnings to today.
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Temple Sisterhood
Monroe
Aid Society
South
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Ladies Aid Society
Sisterhood
Fred Rosenbaum
Alice Meyer
J. S. Block
I. Kuhn
D. A. Haas
E. Jonas Selig
Henry Haas
E. Jack Selig
Herbert Rosenheim
M. H. Marx
L. Caspari
H. Leibreich
L. Sugar
Flame of Endeavor
Miss Reardon Weds Bert Shipp in Home Ceremony
Miss Marie Reardon daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Reardon and Mr. Bert Shipp were married at the Reardon home on Stubbs avenue. Rev Father Marsh officiated with a breakfast celebration and a reception hall decorated in yellow chrysanthemums. The couple, after a honeymoon to Dallas, will reside in Sterlington where Shipp works for Arkansas Natural Gas.
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Corrine Fair
W Pair
St. Francis Sanitaria
Miss Reardon
Mr. Shipp
Marie Reardon
W. E. Reardon
Bert Shipp
Stubbs Avenue
Father Marsh
Ann Moran
Shipp
Eddie Dalton
Reardon
Dallas
Texas
Sterlington
D. M. Sholars
New York City
Percy Sholars
Miss Nedra Cromwell Hosts Distinctive Bridge Affair
Miss Nedra Cromwell, bride elect to Mr. Alex Wilenzick, was the guest of honor at a pink and green bridge event hosted by Mrs. Henry Haas and Mrs. Jonas Selig at Mrs. Haas’s home. The gathering featured pink Radiance roses, ornate handkerchief gifts for high scorers, and a luncheon with rose crystal accents while highlighting Cromwell’s forthcoming marriage. Other attendees included Mrs. Wilenzick, Mrs. Selig, and numerous social notables.
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Nedra Cromwell
Distinctive Bridge
Alex Wilenzick
Jonas Selig
Henry Haas
Miss Cromwell
Mmes Wilenzick
Joe Daunte
Walker Glenn
F. K. Hirsch
L. Cohen
Hattie Levy
Simon Shienker
St Matthew’s students stage charity play in parish auditorium
Students at St Matthew’s will present the play A Day and a Night tomorrow night at the parochial school auditorium to aid Monroe families. Directed by Miss Katherine Dodge the ten performers portray self supporting women in a boarding house with comic scenes and specialty acts to entertain attendees.
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St. Matthew's
Monroe
Katherine Dodge
Peggy O'Toole
Mildred Breard
Anne Roberta Adams
Rose Zagone
Genevieve Gremillion
Dorothy Mae Favors
Julia Schneider
Agnes Gunter
Alice Daniels
Theresa Turk
Mildred
Coming Events And Club Meetings This Week
Thursday Emblem luncheon of the Business and Professional Women's club. Semper Fidelis class meets with Mrs L H Peevy at Hardtimes plantation 3 p m. Temple Sisterhood Cemetery Association at temple annex 3. Friday Musical Coterie with Mrs Louis Huillum. Married People's Card club hosted by Mr and Mrs J R Gilhula at 7 p m. Catholic Daughters of America meet 8 p m. Altruman Book club hosted by Mrs Rube Henry and Mrs R P Benson at 345 p m. Saturday Lotus club annual dinner 8 p m. Dancing party at Riverside Golf and Country club 9 p m with Mr and Mrs Henry Biedenharn and Mr and Mrs Malcolm Biedenharn. music by the Four Horsemen.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
L. H. Peevy
Hardtimes
Temple Sisterhood and Cemetery Association
Temple Annex
Louis Huillum
J. R. Gilhula
Modern Distillery Destroyed Near Monroe by Raid
Ouachita parish authorities report the destruction of a modern whiskey still near Royal Dairy on Bastrop road just outside Monroe. No one was present. no arrests. L P Osterland posted a $500 bond at the courthouse later that day. The barn location was denied as the still’s ownership. The report notes U S petroleum history from 1859 to present with millions of wells and daily production figures.
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Ouachita Parish
Royal Dairy
Bastrop Road
Monroe
L. P. Osterland
South Twenty-fifth Street
Osterland
Milton Coverdale
Swedish concrete rises like bread tested at Columbia
A Swedish discovery called breadlike concrete was recently tested at Columbia University in New York. It weighs only a fraction of ordinary concrete and shows promising lightness for construction applications.
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Columbia University
New York
Time-Honored Green Monster Returns in Christmas Domestic Tension
A chaotic Christmas Eve unfolds as Dicky confronts potential anger over a broken roses gift. Edith Fairfax calls to share cheerful wishes while Philip Veritzen presses for a stage setup, risking a confrontation with Dicky.
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Dicky
Madge
Mr. Veritzen
Edith Fairfax
Philip Veritzen
Unclear domestic drama involving David and Beckety
Fragmentary text centers on a tangled family plot. David resents his marriage and seeks freedom while his cousin Bob returns from Europe to confront Fanny and jealousy. Becket y is sought as confidant though rumors of conflict persist.
Fanny Steps Out in War-Tilted Suburbia
In Cloughbarre after World War I, Fanny breaks free from her mother in law’s grip and joins the last set turning into the country club cohort. She spends evenings out, mingling with Bob Daniels and the youth while David, busy at the bank, grows into responsibility and finds purpose despite family tension.
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Bob Daniels
France
Fanny
Bob
David
Sheila
Loughbarre
Indaw
Emme Frost
Brownbeck
Emma Brownbeck Frost
Mrs. Frost
Tragic Friction Nets Fanny as Bob Persists
In a tense town scene Fanny balances loyalty to Bob with his dangerous pursuit of a new life away. Bob plots a secret departure to New York Morocco while Fanny fears losing him and the fragile peace of her circle. Leila and family dynamics loom as a Halloween party nears.
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Fanny
Emmeline
Edna
Edward Philbrick
Bob Daniels
David
Bob
Leila
Lalla
Panny
New York
Morocco
Mother Frost
Alice
Emily Bennett
Dewaten Hows
Childrearing Notes On Communication With Parents
The passage urges frank discussion between parents and children to prevent false impressions from shaping attitudes. It emphasizes that children lack full understanding and see events with emotional bias, so a trustworthy, companionable parent–child relationship helps clear up misunderstandings before they grow.
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Walter McCook
Bessie
Shirles
Stephens
Coushstia
Mary Charles Burkett
Anthony Gibbons
Sybil Marie Dautrey
Peggy Merzer
J. V. Spatafora
J. B. Madison
Jo Ann Guerriero
Katie Mae Johnson
Margie Ann Thol
Mary Ann Wilds
Elizabeth Goodwin
Fred Hill
Mary Edith Breard
Margie Ann Kalil
Frances Hays
George LeBlanc
Mary Lois Darcy
Joy Hamacker
Maxine Herbert
Bobby Joe Naff
Sara Ellen Glaxner
Lois Creighton
Mrs. Haas
C. J. McLeod
Shreveport
Frank Edney
McLeod
Norma Lee Edney
Southern Millinery Co., Inc
United States
Alice Judson Peale
Adele Garrison
Ananias
Sapphira
Lillia
Katie
Sugawy
Ede
Dicky-bird
Sovran
Pequure Servis
Lae
Patten
Judson Brownbeck
Furopa
Beckety
Squirearchy
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