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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1938

Page

2

Civic Music concert features Margaret Speaks at Northeast Center

The Civic Music association presented a season’s artistic event Monday night at the Northeast Center auditorium. Soprano Margaret Speaks impressed with clear bell like tone and refined interpretation in pieces by De Fvasty and Pierne. Her uncle Oleg Speaks composed Sylvia, one of the evening’s loveliest numbers. Local Civic Music officers praised the concert as a splendid season highlight.

Civic Music Association Northeast Center Auditorium Margaret Speaks Monroe Miss Speaks Hermong Perch Devasty Pierne Sylvia Oleg Speaks

Community clubs outline weekly events in Monroe area

A string of meetings and activities fills Wednesday through Sunday. Welcome Branch Book Club hosts Mrs J Ramey and co host Mrs Prendergast. Central Grammar School PTA meets with Mrs Couch speaking. Several events across YWCA Young Business group Opera club and more. Holiday plans include Christmas program preparations and a Death Takes A Holiday screening fundraiser.

Joseph Ramey Rochelle Avenue J. R. Prendergast Central Grammar School P.T. A Couch Speech Club Northeast Center Grace Ingledue J. H. Fuller South First Street Monroe District Women's Missionary Society Monroe First Methodist Church

Birthday Party for Mrs. McCarty at Daughter's Home

Intimate guests gathered at Lee avenue to celebrate Mrs. M. J. McCarty. An embossed cake was cut and gifts given as Mrs. Welch served refreshments to a list of local ladies and helpers.

M. J. McCarty L. M. Welch Lee Avenue McCarty Mrs. Welch Mesdames W. M. Ogilsbee K. O. Calhoun K. D. Herrinton R. L. Jones J. E. Dovier H. O G. Jenkins A. L. Hart Vernon Ellerbe A. R. Kirby W. M. Mc Mildred S. Woodward

Holidays for Steady Hospitality During the Season

The piece advises hosts to prepare for holiday gatherings with ready to serve refreshments. It suggests a well stocked buffet, a variety of beverages, small sandwiches with tangy fillings, and easy pre made options. It emphasizes keeping an emergency food shelf and maintaining appetizing presentation for guests.

Better Baby contest and Monroe 1988 pageant announced

Curly headed babies parade on Cherokee terrace for the Better Baby contest. Winners, including Miss and Master Monroe 1988, will be crowned December 14 at 7 30 PM at Ouachita Parish High School with blue ribbons and loving cups. Pageant scores and eliminations noted. numerous local residents named among high contenders.

Cherokee Terrace Frances Hotel Women's Benefit Association Monroe Quachita Parish High School Barbara Jean Luton Robert Swinney Eddie Boy Hislop Ralph McNabb Robert Foster J J. Bell Ernest Chapman Susie Storey Betty Jean Shirah Betty Jo Clark Melba Jane Hill Rhetta Kahn Connie Pickering Una Canteberry Jerry Brossett Pearl Elliott Barbara Rodriguez Carolyn Mayes Jerry Hayes Alice Lee Grice James Merklin Claud Lord Jerry Moses Fay Martin Genevieve Parise Sue Courson Nancy Crain Billie Sheffield Stella Ruth Harper Elizabeth Ann Preston Howard Whitlock Joan McDonald Bert Swails Sylvia Boudreaux Baby Show Office

Octacon House mystery recap with Asey Mayo probe

Quanomet citizens are caricatured in a post office mural. Marina Lorne is murdered with her sister’s knife. Pamela Frye reveals she found 50 000 dollars worth of ambergris Marina claimed and hid. Pam hides under the wharf as police arrive. Doctor Cummings cites a left handed killer.

Marina Lorne Pamela Frye Asey Mayo Cape Cod Marina Asey Ambergris Pam Doctor Cummings Hanson Quanomet Listener Cummings Iary Consid

Danger on the Wharf and Asey's Knife Plot

Asey confronts a tense situation as Pam heals at his house after danger. He recalls knife training and tests his skill with a carving knife while a mysterious watcher lurks outside. A stranger arrives at the door as tension builds for the next chapter.

Asey Betsey Porter Syl Pam Hong Kong Millstone Copericht Phoebe Atwood Taylor

Property divided through grab bag in Levasseur estate

In New Bedford Massachusetts on December 6 the late David Levasseur's quarter million dollar estate was split among 25 heirs by a grab bag from a lawyer's hat. Two brothers share equally while three groups of nephews and nieces receive the remainder. A New Bedford block valued at 27 500 was drawn as the plum and each share was set at 27 500 in property value with adjustments to equalize.

New Bedford Mass David Levasseur Levasseur Fairhaven Mortgage George Gendron St. Octave de Metis Que Alphonsine Gendron T. F. O'Brien Thore Fairhaven

Carolers Light Up City On Christmas Eve Traditions

Christmas carolers tour residential blocks as a beloved citywide rite. The piece notes residents placing lighted tapers in windows to signal the season while relatives and guests gather. It also reports the serious illness of Mr. J. W. Kilbourne at Vaughan Wright Bender clinic and mentions visitors Mrs. W. F. Ward and Mrs. W. K Henderson from Shreveport staying with Mrs. Samuel Ivy on McKinley Avenue.

George Gunby Dickens J. W. Kilbourne Vaughan-Wright-Bender Clinic W. F. Ward W. K Henderson Shreveport Samuel Ivy McKinley Avenue Ivy

Social plan for Mesdames Ward and Henderson

A luncheon on Tuesday hosted by Mrs Ward featured a few intimates. This week several informal social affairs are planned for Mesdames Ward and Henderson.

Mesdames Ward Henderson

Prairie Dog Burrows Shared by Predators and Weasels

Rattlesnakes owls and weasels commonly occupy the burrows of the American prairie dog revealing a complex ecosystem in which multiple species utilize the same shelter. The interaction among these animals suggests intricate predation avoidance and shelter dynamics on the prairie.

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America Young Business and Professional Women’s Club The American Association of Galveceity J. Noble White Veterans of Foreign Ware Julia Reid Albert Trotter McGuire Golf Club Ivy McDonald Fred Bennett H. A. McDonald Hostewes Opera Club J. Norman Coon Jackson Street BE. C. Gibson Catholic Daughters of America St. Matthew's Church Barkdull Faulk P.T. A Virginia Hotel M. R. Hausherr Holloway & Thompson Mece Holloway & Thompson, Inc DeSiard Y. W Arlie Mixon E. J. Brown Billy Regan Eleana Brinsmade Olive Lusk Ruth Morris Sarah “Jack” Gulley Alice Harrington Edna “de de" Arnold Irma de Brossett Frederick Millsaps Riverside Carl McHenry Reese Major, Jr A. V. Miller Arthur Dryburgh Travis Oliver J. B. Vaughan Eve Bradford Oliver Dryburgh Victor Barringer Lotus Club F. W.itzpatrick Indianapolis Ind Percy Sandel Rita Rio NBC Warner Bros. Studio Nathan Kern St. Francis Sanitarium Joseph Biedenharn New York City London England Emma Louise Biedenharn Joseph P. Brown William Bendel William Jr Samuel Bendel Detroit Mich Philadelphia Army and Navy Alethia Maiden Octacon House Chapter Danger Shirley Temple Charles Farrell Joan Davis Edgar Kennedy Dick Powell Olivia DeHavilland Charles Winninger Allen Jenkins Bonita Granville Melville Cooper Also March of Time Uncle Sam U. S Tyrone Power Loretta Young Suez the Friendly Capitol Post Taste En’ Wenraer Eavasinie Rae Pigs Musical Neows Mr.moto Peter Lorre Rochelle Hudson Robert Kentry Tyrone Alice Power Faye Don Ameche Parton Nat Pendleton DeSiard St
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