Christmas Slows Up Social Life In Monroe
The community faces a slower social pace due to Christmas shopping with fraternal and sorority events providing some relief. The Delta Beta Sigma carnival raised funds for a December dance as toy shops in Monroe prepare hundreds of gifts for needy children and Mrs. Selig urges organizations to donate. Local families welcome relatives visiting from Detroit and Minnesota, while Legion auxiliary honors and newborns fill the social page with community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Beta Sigma
Monroe
Council of Social Agencies
Jonas Ig
Selig
Mia Selig
Charm Advice for the Working Woman
Mrs. Hortensen outlines business etiquette emphasizing appropriate attire and charm. She argues for balanced costumes, professional conduct, courteous communication, and polite use of refusals to earn loyalty and avoid offense. Executives benefit from listening, offering reasons, and graciously saying no when needed.
Mrs Fitzpatrick Visits Family Then Heads Home
Mrs. F W Fitzpatrick of Indianapolis arrived Sunday to visit her mother Mrs Percy Sandel and brother Percy Sandel Jr. She will leave on the 23rd to join Mr Fitzpatrick in St Louis for the holidays. A joint Cemetery association and Temple Sisterhood meeting is set for Tuesday at 2 30 at the temple annex. Walter Meyer and daughter Violet are visiting in New Orleans. World motor vehicle production last year hits a record 6 352 000 units, about 1 percent above 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Lemle
David Weingarden
Joan Rita Weingarden
Detroit
Mich
Kansas City
St. Louis
Haydn Cutler
Rochester, Minn
F. W. Fitzpatrick
Indianapolis
Ind
Percy Sandel
Percy Sandel, Jr
Fitzpatrick
Adelia Sandel
The
Cemetery Association
Temple Sisterhood
Temple Annex
R A boys enjoy steak supper and missionary program
The R. A. boys of a Baptist church held a steak barbecue at Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Baxter home then presented a missionary program for the Lot tie Moon Christmas offering. Attendees included Clarence Hixon Gwin Judd Billy Boies Bayard Chambers and others. Fox tails were once used as handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Boys
The
Baptist Church
R. M. Baxter
Lottie Moon
R. A
Clarence Hixon
Gwin Judd
Billy Boies
Bayard Chambers
J. C. Tillman
Roger Baxter
Lee Baxter
E. E B. Randall
Missionary Society
J. W. DeMoss
Young Peoples
Social Roundup Notes From Baton Rouge Visit And Local Gatherings
Tallulah residents attend a football game in Baton Rouge while guests visit in Cleburne Texas and Water Valley Mississippi. Local clubs held gatherings with prize awards and devotional lessons at the Methodist Missionary circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sevier
W. C. Starrett
Lamar Lee
L. G. Storey
E. A. Buckner
George Kimbrough
Arnold Shields
William Powell
Baton Rouge
Police Report Shows 330 Trials In Monroe November
Monroe city court tried 330 cases in November with $779 in fines. City jail time totaled 290 days and state 690 days. Stolen property valued at $1489.65, recovered mainly four cars worth $907.50. Police filed 6 burglaries, 16 larcenies under 50, 11 minor assaults, 6 sex offenses, 7 DWI, 53 drunkenness, 10 disorderly conduct, 4 gambling, 1 investigation, 17 other offenses, 11 speeding, 34 reckless driving, 223 improper lights or brakes, 29 non observance of signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Octacon House murder mystery unfolds on Cape Cod
Pamela Frye reports finding ambergris worth $50,000 tied to Marina Lorne a murdered artist's wife. Asey Mayo suspects a listening admirer as police close in on the hiding place amid a wet night in Quanomet with a mural scandal and a garage discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quanomet
Marina Lorne
Pamela Frye
Asey Mayo
Cape Cod
Marina
Asey
Pam
Ambergris
Hanson
Ditchwater
Jack Lorne
Nettie Hobbs
Octagon House
Pam Frye
Marine Lorne
Lorne
Nettie
Left Handed Killer in a Cape Cod Mystery
Asey Mayo returns to action in Quanomet where Marina Lorne is stabbed and Pam Frye, accused by Dr. Cummings and locals of using a left handed blow, is blamed by officials. Mayo questions motives, guards a suspect, and weighs Pam’s innocence against a tangled family feud and town fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berneath
Pam Frye
Dr. Cummings
Doc
Asey
Hanson
Pam
Cummings
Marina
Aaron Frye
Quanomet
Otvel
Decause
Marina Lorne
Nettie Hobbs
Provincetown
Cape
Lorne
Hobbs
East Brinslow
Ripley
Asey Mayo
Firemen Report 99 Runs and 21 Calls in November
November activity shows 99 fire runs and 21 miscellaneous service calls per fire inspector L Hunnicutt. Firefighters spent 55 hours 27 minutes on fires and 15 hours 47 minutes on other services with 9400 feet of hose and 117 feet of ladders used. Trucks pumped water for 23 hours 19 minutes. fires of the month were classified.
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L. J. Hunnicutt
Notable Fire and Snake Facts From The Region
A compact report notes one business building eleven residences and multiple incidents including seventy six grass fires six trash fires three automobile fires and two miscellaneous fires. It also records the diamond back rattlesnake reaching eight feet in length.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mae FE. Kelly
Oak Grove
American Legion Auxiliary
Lloyd
Louisiana
Edward Seymour
Prentice Mersallis Seymour
St. Francis Sanitarium
P M. Atkins
Katheryn Allbritton
Mae Box
Mattie Banks
Ollie Busch
Clarks
Masonic Temple
District 4
W. B. Stewart
Dorothy Gail
Vaughan-Wright- Bender Clinic
M. Z. Worley
This City
J. T. Stewart
Fairbanks
Stewart
Jewel Worley
Pad Walune
Edgar Kennedy
Dick Powell
Olivia DeHavilland In
Dionne Quintuplets
Betty Grable
Eleanore Whitney William Henry John Arledge
Capitol News
Alexander
FEE
Turkey
Roper
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Matthew's Alumni Association
Aerival
C. A. Hunt
DeSiard Road
Miss Keller
V. F. W. Auxiliary Hospital Fund
Grace Church Guild
H. L. Cavaness
Quachita Avenue
Catholic Ladies Altar Anciety
R. R. Beaman
Woman’s Council of the First Christian Church
Mra
L. Marchman
North Second Street
A. M. Kite
Delano Avenue
H. H. Burns
Richardson
J.B. Dawkins
Erin Avenue
Welcome Branch
Joseph Ramey
Rochelle Avenue
J. R. Prendergast
Central Grammar School
P.T. A
Carl Couch
PT. A
American Association of University Women
J. Noble White
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Julia Reid
Albert Trotter
McGuire Golf Club
Ivy McDonald
Fred Bennett
H. A. McDonald
Opera Club
J. Norman Coon
Jackson Street
E. C. Gibson
Speech Club
Northeast Center
Grace Ingledue
Catholic Daughters of America
Virginia Hotel
M. R. Hausherr
A. G. Porter
Fort Worth
Tex
B. A. Myers
Gordon Avenue
Frank Farmer
Bradley Waelder
G. B. Cooley
R. B. Frizzell
A. V. Miller
J. Q. Graves
Albert Horuff
B. Waelder
Mrs. Hortensen
Odlum
Walter Meyer
Violet Meyer
New Orleans
Focal National Optical Factory
ST. John ST UN
Mangham
Beth Tillman
Ed Tillman
Louie Neilson, Jr
Buck McDuff
James Kiper
Jake Kiper
Harold Gentry
Powell Brunson
Tillman Crutchfield
Moon Mulline
Helen Mims
Winnsboro
Kathleen Baskin
Johnny Gregory
Malden
Mass
Tallulah
W. H. Harvey
Water Valley
Miss
Grace Wood
Elizabeth Clayton
Clelurne, Tex
George A. A. Tocher
Horace Lee
A. L. Sevier
J. A. Gilbert
R. R. Taylor
J. S. Agee
C. 8
Utz
Dan James
Claude Wray
Albany
W. H. Pierson
Mason Spencer
Alex Blanche
W. R. Gilfoil
Albert Sherwin
Betty Sue
Coushatta
Mr. Sherwin
Tom Bomer
Douglas Fortner, Jr
Eveready
Methodist Missionary Society
E. S. Moberley
G. L. Smith
A. C. Thompson
J. Roy Medlin
India
T. Ed Williams
Jesse Anderson
Harry Anderson
K. Gore
A. T. Palmer
C. M. Ritchie
Alma Goza
W. H. Rogillio
J. C. Lee
J. W. Huckabay
Octacon House
Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Killer
DeSiard St
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