05 Dec 1939
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1939
Page
1
Community pages honor Miss Katherine White at a dinner party in Virginia with notes of appreciation and congratulations. The event highlights local social circles and recognitions of young volunteers.
A cluttered page itemizes social events, hospital updates, and local notices. It mentions guests and gatherings, a Thanksgiving style event, a musical program, and updates on C W Horne Sr’s health after surgery. Names such as Rene Dean, Mil Gay Anderson, and various Worthes and Fowlers appear among celebrations and condolences.
A jumble of dialogue and events describes pressure from Mr For estes and Michael to persuade a group of girls to leave the university. The scene shifts to a tense morning after a troubling note, with concerns about a missing or departing person and the uncertainty of a return.
An ad promoting Kellogg's All-Bran as a remedy for constipation caused by lack of dietary bulk. It urges regular use, water intake, and easy serving ideas with Kellogg's Battle Creek product logistics and grocery availability.
Ferriday hosts guests from Bator Reovaige and Natchez with Mrs A Joinson entertaining BoMC members. Clara Kabau from New York visits Mr and Mrs Morris Pasternack, daughter of Mrs Pasternack. Mrs Bill Smith, formerly Eleanor Crothers, visits her parents A B Crothers as LSU students return for Thanksgiving.
Mr Coleman aged 73 and Mrs Coleman 67 celebrated their spoken wedding anniversary. They were married in Cataboula parish and have lived in Urania for 52 years. They have seven children, 15 grandchildren, and Mrs Coleman’s mother, 88, joined them. Local visitors and guests attended a gathering with bridge prizes and refreshments.
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