Christmas Social Pulse Brightens Monroe Year End
Society notes describe Yuletide preparations in Monroe with city wide lights a planned wedding at Temple B nai Israel and a series of hostess events. Prominent guests include Miss Bertha Masur and Mr Milton Gyrn of New York City with a reception at the Frances Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Garden Club
P.T. A
Bertha Marie Masur
Milton Gyrn
New York City
Temple B’nai Israel
Spnendee Terrace
Francesotel
Amos Hill
Joseph Isaacman
Mr. Isaacman
New York
Monroe
Yuletide
Mexico
Mrs. Isaacman
John Sherrouse
Donna Graham
Clarksdale
Miss
Graham
City
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Mrs. Sherrouse
D. I. Hirsch
Abe Arent
Suzanne Hirsch
Harriett Hirsch
Harold Heinberg
Freida Bridge
Frances Hotel
Teflis Grotto
Virginia Hotel
Leon Sugar
Herbert Rosenheim
Sugar Home
Mary O'Kelly
Samuel Davis
James Wyatt
Community notices share events and honors in Monroe
A crowded list of upcoming luncheons and meetings in Monroe covers Neville High PTA St Matthew s School Alumni and multiple missionary circles at Gordon Avenue and First Methodist. Also noted are society teas, a marriage, new worship experiments, and updates on local residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville High School
P.T. A
St. Matthew's Parochial School Alumni Association
St. Anne's
the Altar Society
T. W. Hardy
Rochelle
First Methodist Church
Zucarro
Gordon Avenue
E. Roberson
Louisville Avenue
C. A. Morgan
North Sixth Street
W. C. Faulk
North Second Street
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
Virginia Hotel
Bertha Marie Masur
Trinity Lutheran Church
F. C. McMullen
South First Street
P. Hall
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
T. G. Brown
Vernon Street
Cisco
Pargoud Drive
H. D. Dennis
National Council of Jewish Women
Arthur Brin
Council
America
Murder at Hope Enderton prompts mystery in interim notes
Sergeant White and Detective Hylton begin investigating Arthur Burdett murder. Burdett, squire of Hope Enderton, was miserly and unpopular with about a half dozen locals glad he is dead. Hylton and White form a wary partnership, though White remains slightly mystified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant White
Hylton
Arthur Burdett
Burdett
Hope Enderton
White
Nyeton Way
Mr. Lumsdale
Enderton Court
Night murder in Enderton Court shocks village
Inspector questions reveal dead man Arthur Burdett and his fiery nephew figure. Shipley described as volatile, with rumors of Burdett hoarding thousands. Witness mentions a bar remark calling Burdett the worst of farthing-fumbling old fools. Authorities probe terms between uncle and nephew and possible motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
Community Notes From Local Bungalows And Visits
Bonita Shackelford recovering at home after emergency operation at St Francis sanitarium. Howard Arnold of the US Navy visits friends. Philadelphia Mississippi guests of H W Holdiness. Anthony and Paul French with Margaret Ann Reeves visit Vicksburg relatives. Akers family from Norwood Missouri visits Boyd Smith. Lillie Humphrey and Lou Anne Casey visit George Casey in Fort Smith Arkansas. Honeycutts host T L Honeycutt. H W Byatt to spend winter in Biloxi Mississippi. Attendees at Tulane LSA game in Baton Rouge include Jerome Cain Robert Swayze Paul Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Shackelford
J. B. Shackelford
St. Francis Sanitarium
Jones
Tulane
Jonesville Bridge Club Hosts Prizes Drawn
In Jonesville at Mrs. E. H. Scott home, Mrs. L. C. Spencer Mrs. Sam Griffin and Mrs. Thomas Carr Away won prizes. Guests included S. L. Marvin R. P. Boyd Charles Phillips Thomas Carraway Henry Attinger and E. H. Scott. Miss Willie Stroud visited over Thanksgiving from State Normal college Natchitoches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesville Bridge Club
E. H. Scott
L. C. Spencer
Sam Griffin
Thomas Carraway
S. L. Marvin
R. P. Boyd
Charles Phillips
Henry Attinger
Willie Stroud
State Normal College
Natchitoches
W. C. Stroud
Miser in the village is murdered in eerie house
Inspector Kingsley Hylton and Sergeant White investigate the murder of Arthur Burdett, a notorious miser living with one servant in a secluded manor. They seek motive over fingerprints, noting Burdett kept valuable cash inside a wall safe and left no clear clues. The case hinges on who stood to gain from his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keats
Peter Quennell
Rowland
Lord Byron
Byron
Pyad
Burdett
Arthur Burdett
James Whith
Kingsley Hylton
Andrew Lumsdale
Cheshire
Hylton
Sergeant White
Laurence We Meynett
Ebony ties used on Mexican railway lines
The railroad in Mexico uses solid ebony ties in sections to support rails. Ebony flourishes in nearby forests and is so hard that holes must be drilled into it for railroad spikes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ociet Eve C. Bradford
A. R. Holloway
Review Club
Glenmar
Joseph Biedenharn
Walter Rhodes
Life
Great West
Richard Downes
C. Duncan
Harold Woods
Wilson Ewing
Walter Black
Harry St. John
John Fox
Gordon Cummings
Edward Seymour
S. Girault
Morris Haas
Jack Rogers
Harold Dixon
Riverside Drive
W. A. Walker
Malcolm Biedenham
Alymer Montgomery
Porter Burgess
J. E. Godfrey
Prioleau Ellis
Monroe Public Library
Cherokee Terrace
Is Located
Hotel Frances
Monroe, LA
Allen Sugar
Alyce Florsheim
The
E. W. Leigh
Hillyer Parker
Layton Apartments
Parker
Helen Fern Womack
Little Rock, Ark
Monroe Society
Mrs. Merrill Bush
Washington, D. C
Carlos Flower
J. J. Potts
Romain Peters
Mr. Peters
Harold LaCour
South Louisiana
Mrs
A. S. Tidwell
Mr. LaCour
Tidwell
Brin
Jewish Council
Carrie Chapman Catt
United States
Elay
Laurenc
Mr. Shipley
Bonita
Howard Arnold
United States Navy
Eve
Peal French
Alice Peal
C. S. Reeves
Margaret Ann
Anthony
Paul French
Vicksburg
H. J. Akers
Norwood, Mo
Boyd Smith
Lillie Humphrey
Lou Anne Casey
George Casey
Fort Smith, Ark
T. L. Honeycutt
H. H. Honeycutt
H. W. Byatt
Biloxi, Miss
Black High School
Miss Allen
Jonesville
H. W. LeTissier
Frank Cooper
Peggy Allen
Will Allen
Carrie
Gordon
Albunn
COTY
Topaz
Amethyst
Fach
Eastman
Coty’s
Messieurs
Whitman
Ollens Pharmacy, Inc
Nate Stree Inc
Sio
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