Music Treats Holiday Season With Student Recital
Morning concert series at Monroe opens with piano violin and voice pieces by students from Louisiana Tech and local colleges. Highlights include Rachmaninoff Polichinelle, Mignon Griffing, and Bohm Perpetual Motion amid a busy pre holiday arts scene.
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Monroe
Col
Rachmaninoff
Mignon Griffing
Sey Lek
Julia Judd
Herbert
Jean Organ
Teoin G
Stainer
Elber- Wieder Gane
Air
Bergson
Bennie Hixon
Clementi
Sue Griffin
My Task
Ashford
Frank Reitzell
Bohm
Mendelssohn
Lady Jewell Logan
March of the Dwarfs
Grieg
Sybil Brooks
Callerts
Mrs. G. W. Griffing
Sing Me To Sleep
Greene
Sara Regean
Mendelssohri
Elbertine Moore
Malaguene
Lecu
Book Club Reviews The Loon Feather And Testament of Friendship
Miro Book club members in Mrs. Lindley’s home discussed The Loon Feather by Vera Brittain and Testament of Friendship by Vera Brittain. Reviews praised Oneta’s Ojibway and Yankee fusion on Mackinac Island and noted Brittain’s intimate portrait of a strong friendship.
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A. §. Tidwell
Miro Book Club
C. C. Lindley
J. E. Whitfield
Pugh
Loon Feather
Oneta
Mackinac Island
Engagement Party Ends in Tragedy at Atlanta Country House
Sally hosts a weekend engagement celebration for Bob and Claire at a country house near Atlanta. Aunt Maggie crashes the party and Eve fights to win Bob from Claire. The gathering turns tense when Sally discovers Aunt Maggie choked to death in the back hall.
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Sally
Bill
Atlanta
Bob
Claire
Maggie
Eve
Grip of Fear in a Darkened Library Night
In a storm marked by a vanished light and a potential murderer, Bob Eve Claire and Alice cling to each other as they search the house for the killer. Andrew reports car trouble and a crash delaying word to Roswell as the suspense tightens before a basement to attic search ensues.
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Bob
Alice
Eve
Claire
Aunt Maggie
Maggie
Andrew
Roswell
Bill
Bessie
Ann
Kirk
Sally
Medora Field Perherson
Gilmer Bride and West Monroe Groom Wed in Home Ceremony
Miss Mildred Furt daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Hurt of Gilmer Texas and Russell Jordan son of Mr and Mrs W E Jordan of West Monroe were quietly married at 2 p m Friday November 29 in the home of the groom s aunt Mrs Roy Steele with Brother J P Lowrey officiating The bridesmaid Mary Jo Hart wore a beige alpaca dress and green accessories The bride wore royal blue velvet with white satin trim and a necklace of pearls The best man was L C Pace A three tier cake and reception followed the ceremony The couple plan to honeymoon in Hot Springs and Mrs William Mintz is visiting relatives in Miami Florida.
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Mildred Furt
C. L. Hurt
Gilmer
Tex
Russel Jordan
W. E. Jordan
West Monroe
Roy Steele
J. P. Lowrey
Church of Christ of Monroe
Mary Jo Hart
L. C. Pace
J. E. Davia
Mrs. Jordan
Hot Springs
Community events and meetings listed for West Monroe area
Local calendars show a series of events across West Monroe including benefits at the Crosley auditorium for the West Monroe Methodist church and PTA programs at Neville High and Northeast Junior College. Also listed are club meetings and public lectures from the Romance Language department to discussions on Fascism and health films.
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Louisiana Tech
Phi Beta Kappa
Rhodes Scholarship
Miss Pardue
Theta Upsilon Fraternity
Pan-Hellenic Council
Tech Theater Player
Press Club
Women’s League
Lagniappe
A. Swan
Monroe
Altrusa Club
Frances Hotel
Louis Hullum
West Monroe
Grace Ingledue
Northeast Junior College
L. M. Norton
KMLB
Parent-Teacher Association
Business and Professional Women's Club
Chamber Oat Commerce
Gay Nineties Revue Presented on Thursday
Thursday night program at Crosley School Auditorium features the Dixie Welfare Club sponsored revue with announcer Dale Cobb. Opening Rainbow Girls drill includes Mrs Georgia Cornett pianist and numerous assembly members. The act list includes poems readings songs solos duets and stories by local residents and guests with period costumes and 1890s themes.
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Crosley School
Dixie Welfare Club
Dale Cobb
Rainbow Girls’ Assembly
Georgia Cornett
Assembly
Mary Reita Brownlee
Nettigene Williams
Mildred Skinner
Bessie Shephard
Betty Carter
Katherine Morris
Gloria Ray
Judith Roberts
E. Strong
Ed L. Saucier
Ottis Fisher
W. B. Moore
Leon Hammonds
Judge Charles Schulze
Strutting
Liewella Hays
Henry Roy
John Bailey
L. Johnson
J. W. Golson
Monroe
Ouachita
Salina Kugler Cooley
T. F. Causey
John Sholara
American Legion Quartette
John Bailer
Merv Padgett
Walter Veach
A. Colling
Jerry Hodge
Self Sewn Style Patterns Offer Budget Wardrobe Wins
Pattern No. 791 and 8791 promise easy eight step sewing on bias for a flattering bustline. Materials vary from satin to lingerie crepe with lace and ribbon requirements listed for sizes 12 to 46. Send 15 cents plus name address style number and size to Monroe News-Star World Today's Pattern Service in New York.
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Monroe News-Star—World Today
Seventh Avenue
New York
N. Y
Cotton farmers urged to weigh war impact on quotas
War warnings from C P Seed parish agent at Ferriday ahead of December 7 voting on marketing quotas for the 1917 cotton crop. He notes that Allied victory would still hinder world trade, while German victory could trigger harsher trade policies and blockades. Quotas would take effect only if two thirds of farmers vote yes.
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Ferriday
C. P. Seed
Great Britain
Winnsboro Firemen Host Lions Club Banquet
REA superintendent Bob Holiday spoke on REA activities at the Winnsboro Fire Department's second annual banquet sponsored by the Lions Club. Nolan Moore served as toastmaster as firefighters were welcomed and presented with a $1750 gift and a firefighting book.
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Winnsboro
Bob Holiday
REA
Winnsboro Fire Department
Winnsboro Lions Club
Nolan Moore
Falkenheiner Named to Concordia Parish Draft Board
Fred F. Falkenheiner is appointed by Governor Sam Jones to the Concordia Parish Draft Board succeeding resigned member Mike Ohlsen. The announcement was relayed by secretary Mrs. Bess Pierce.
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Ferriday
Fred F. Falkenheiner
Sam Jones
Concordia Parish
Mike Ohlsen
Mra
Bess Pierce
Footballs Ready For Their Owners
Wilkes Barre police invite youths to reclaim six confiscated footballs turned in by neighbors after kicks went astray. The balls were found in yards as the youngsters fled after the incidents.
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Wilkes-Barre
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Vera Brittain
A. S. Tidwell
Department of Child Welfare
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Virginia Hotel
Thomas Davenport
Lindley
F. C Bennett
J. D. Calhoun
M M. Munholland
Tommy Sue Eaves
Sharon Anderson
Beverly Ann Thatcher
Martha Prichard
Mary Evelyn Johnson
Barbara Ellis
Louise Tisdale
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Mary Jo Watson
Jerry Biedenhamn
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F. W. Allison
Jacqueline James
Mary Johnson
Mary Watson
Mary
Edwina Russ
Harris Hope Wilkins
Methodist Parsonage
C. K. Smith
Gulf Coast
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Chamber of Commerce
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Ray Murray
J. Paul Smith
Stamps, Ark
Mr. Smith
COATS
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Miami, Fla
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Wal-A-Pak
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