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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1932
Page
5
Northern visitors join Mr. and Mrs. Potts at Bawcom plantation for a Sunday rodeo in Louisiana. Cowboys ride, a wild steer thrills the crowd, followed by a long barbecue served under oaks and magnolias with plantation helpers aiding guests.
The Anne Adams pattern 2229 for sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10 features a de mure yoke pleated skirt long puffed sleeves and bloomers with back matching front. Send 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for catalog and pattern together plus catalog details and address for mail orders in New York City.
Miss Katherine Amber, granddaughter of Dr. Friedman, recently recovering after major surgery, is convalescing at home as visitors are allowed later this week. The December committee of the Fine Arts club hosted a charming Christmas program at Mrs. Dean Selig’s home with Miss Ladell Duke presiding and an uplifting talk on Bach’s Contribution to Instrumental Music.
Skirvin and Miss Mary Grace Lawn presented piano numbers and Alfred Hennen played flute The program also featured Catherine Livandais reading and Mrs Selig singing A violin piece by Mrs A C Roberts and a song by Mr Henry Rickey Will H Stevens of New Orleans displayed paintings introduced by Mrs H M James A social hour followed with coffee tea and confections for fifty guests The article promotes the Business and Professional Women's bazaar in the Bernhardt building praising Christmas atmosphere and crafts by club members The bazaar offers useful gifts for all the family and invites the public to visit
Friday morning at 10 40 in the junior college auditorium Mr P B Blanchard voice instructor will give a demonstration lesson on voice culture He will define singing tone and show how a trained voice differs from an untrained one The event invites all to attend.
Coming events include Catholic Ladies Altar Society at 2:30 at 310 Louisville hosted by Mrs. T. H. Mc Millian. Grace church Guild to cover Montgomery Ward's. Sterlington P T A and district P T A planning sessions, plus a Rod ney J. Hobbs post auxiliary meeting at 307 North Second Street. P T A notes include donations for volleyball and library books and upcoming scrapbook contest details. Future postponement of Sun Up production due to illness. oyster supper staged by Fairbanks P T A with James Malone entertaining.
In a tense scene from ADELE GARRISON's serial, Madge fights Nick as he binds her to a fence post with a thong and threatens violence. She endures blows while hoping for relief as she plans to escape and reunite with Dicky and Hugh.
Clive returns to his wife Santa funded luxury apartment after losing his job. Delicacies and orchids highlight his humiliation as Santa declares she will move unless he can provide a more suitable home. He feels helpless as the power balance shifts.
In Dawson’s scene, Santa and Clive navigate money worries and a fragile partnership. Santa clings to affection and lavish support while concealing hardship, planning to hide their struggles from family as Clive contends with failed efforts and growing distance. A wedding gift from Dicky exposes past ties and hints at loyalties tested by fortune.
A mother seeks a school to instill hard work in her son yet misses attendance and punctuality duties. The principal notes the conflict between stated goals and parental behavior, illustrating how unconscious attitudes undermine diligent effort and self discipline.
Friends of Mr and Mrs G W Hyle learn Mrs Hyle was summoned to New Brighton Pennsylvania to attend the funeral of their brother in law Frank S McDane.
Members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in West Monroe celebrated the defeat of a repeal effort in Congress with a Sunday prayer meeting at Immanuel Church. Effie Pace urged advancing not retreat as Rev. H L Driskell spoke on budget balance with beer. A committee was formed to coordinate the January 14 1933 prohibition anniversary.
Mrs. W. P. McCall III, executive secretary of the Monroe Welfare Association, has been ill for several days with influenza but managed to visit her office briefly today.
The Monroe Welfare Association announces a charity benefit film event this Saturday at the local theater. Admission is in canned goods or groceries. Harry Rice, theater manager, will announce film titles this week. Mrs. W P McCall, secretary of the association, returned after influenza illness and asks donors to adopt local families for Christmas dinners and gifts.
Mrs. E. Morrow and Mrs. W. Quinn motored to W. Saturday to represent the es school at the Fifth District of the P T A.
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