Community Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A dense schedule lists the Ambitious Teens of Y-Teens at O P H S, numerous church groups meeting through Friday, and multiple clubs including Delta Rho Delta Sorority, Catholic Daughters, and Fort Miro Chapter planning events. Co-hosts and locations span Parlor City Grove, Lonewa Plantation, and Ouachita Parish.
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Temple Annex
Little House
First Baptist Church
Parkview Baptist Church
F. A. Dupree
Roberts
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Stone Avenue
Delta Rho Delta Sorority
Catholic Ladies Altar Society
Ed Saucier
Lonewa Plantation
Sterlington Highway
Social Security Insurance Explained In Series Debut
An editorial introduces a series by Wallace Kendall on old age and survivors insurance. It explains benefits as a right funded by a 1 percent worker deduction plus matching employer contribution, with millions already on benefits and regional payments exceeding 307500 dollars yearly in Monroe.
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Monroe
Social Security Aims to Complement Savings Not Replace Them
The Social Security Administration warns that old age and survivors insurance is not a luxury or a substitute for private savings and insurance. Benefits today provide only subsistence, so planning and saving remain essential while benefits aid millions. For more details call 119 Hall Street.
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Social Security Office
Hall Street
Want Ads Promise Results in News Star World
Advertising in the News Star World costs nothing to place but pays off with results for merchants and readers alike as it provides a quick channel for sales and notices.
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News- Star—World
Varied Bridge And Tea Events Honor Miss Foster
Miss Gail Stewart and Miss June Griffin host four table bridge at Miss Griffin's home on Thursday at 2 30 honoring Miss Sally Foster. Friday a seated tea for twenty at 5 30 at Mrs. Mc Williams home honors Miss Foster along with other guests. A coffee hour Tuesday from 10 to 12 honors Mrs Gilbert Findlay before she moves to New York. Mrs Louis Sattler returns to Lake Charles after visiting Mrs Alma McGuire. Mrs L W McBride returns to Hattiesburg after a week with her parents in Eros.
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Gail Stewart
June Griffin
Sally Foster
Reynolds McWilliams
F. J. Linquist
Alma Jean Linquist
Adine Wheeler
McWilliams
Miss Foster
Robert Dumm
Fred Aldrich
Harrell Webster
Gilbert Findlay
Monroe
Palo Alto
California
New York
DAR Seeks Gifts for Approved Schools at Fort Mire Meeting
Fort Mire Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will collect Christmas gifts for schools approved by the National Society. Donations may be cash, clothing, towels, school supplies, bedding, soap, and dental care items for institutions including Kate Duncan Smith Alabama and Tamassee South Carolina. The meeting is at Mrs William’s home on December 10 at 3 PM.
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Ouachita Parish
Jolly Y Janes
Olive Council
Pythian Sunshine Sisters
Nelda McCoy
Fort Miro
Daughters of the American Revolution
William Harper
Harold Engstrom
J. G Graves
Roy Lee
O. C Roddy
Allan
Swami Santha
Avrudaka
Junior Charity League
Monroe Garden Club
G. L. Holloway
J. C. Earnest
John Potts
W. N. Reynolds
T. G. Easterling
Ray Rhymes
Wesley Shafto
J. B. Thornhill
J. W. Gaines
National Society
Kate Duncan Smith
Alabama
Tamassee
South Carolina
Lewis C. Slater
Fort Mire
American International College
Springfield
Mass
Berea College
Berea
Kan
The
Berry Schools
Mt. Berry
Blue Ridge Industrial School
Bris
Carr Creek Community, Inc
Car Creek
Crossnore School
Crossnore
N. C
Hillside School, Inc
Marlborough
Hindman Settlement School
Hindman
Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate
What To Do For A Cold At First Sign Of Illness
At the first sign of a cold the article advises rest and warmth, plenty of fluids, and taking CALOTABS a laxative and diuretic to flush the body. It promotes CALOTABS as cleansing the intestinal tract and kidneys to help nature throw off a cold. Follow label directions.
Rhubarb Used in Medicine Since Ancient Times
The article notes rhubarb's medicinal use dating back to ancient times with early Chinese prescriptions around 2700 B.C. The historical reference highlights long standing traditional remedies.
Park Project Leaders Named by Monroe Legion
The L. B. Faulk post of the American Legion named five committee groups to lead a public subscription campaign to fund a modern baseball park for Monroe and West Monroe. James H. Trousdale Jr. announced the launch and outlined a nonprofit corporation, American Legion Stadium Inc., to build maintain and operate the venue on Bernstein park land under city lease.
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L. B. Faulk
American Legion
Monroe
West Monroe
James H. Trousdale, Jr
John Sherrouse, Jr
F. N. Steele
Burt Sperry
Joe Trammell
Morris Haas, Jr
Cairman
Humble Zeagler
R. M. Arceneaux
American Legion Stadium, Inc
The
Legion Post
Post
Bernstein Park
City of
Welcome Wagon Club Hosts Colorful Christmas Party
Members of the Welcome Wagon Newcomer's Club gathered on a hotel roof for a festive Christmas party. A decorated tree served as a backdrop as favors were handed to guests. Hostesses included Mrs. M. A. Peterson and others. January hostesses were named.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomer's Club
M. A. Peterson
A. P. Kimmig
J. E. Wheeler
J. K. Brothers, Jr
Elwood M. Kennedy
E. C. Dansby
W. H. Lzun
A. J. McCready
Plans Completed For Colorful Play At Neville High
The Neville High School auditorium will host a performance titled Case Of Springtime tomorrow at 8 p.m. The cast includes Nell Cowart James Leake Peggy Frantom John Noel Bobby Wildey Palmer Jarrell with the stage crew contributing substantial effort.
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Neville High School
Nell Cowart
James Leake
Peggy Frantom
John Noel
Bobby Wildey
Palmer Jarrell
West Monroe Lions Club Holds Friendly Hour
The West Monroe Lions Club met Thursday evening with a congenial hour of fellowship. Several business matters were discussed and handled properly. Final plans for the December 23 Children’s Christmas party were made and committees were appointed.
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West Monroe Lions Club
Blessing on the Day I Found Tru-Aid Rheumatic Pains End
An advertisement claims a woman found relief from rheumatic pains after three days with Tru-Aid a liquid formula of three medicines. It states the drug targets the pain cause and lets her move her left arm freely again promising full recovery and urging purchase at Monroe drug stores.
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Tru-Aid
Monroe
Revival to Start in Brownville
A revival begins Wednesday at 6 45 p m at the Pentecostal Church in Taylor's Tabernacle near the Brown Paper Mill. Sister Maggie Oliver will preach and the public is invited to attend.
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Penticostal Church
Taylor's Tabernacle
Brown Paper Mill
Maggie Oliver
Baby In Car Foils Thief In San Francisco
A 13 month old girl in Mrs. Maxine Baker’s car thwarted a thief who telephoned police to say he was abandoning the stolen vehicle in San Bruno. The child’s cries prompted officers to rush to Eighth and Mission streets.
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San Francisco
Maxine Baker
San Bruno
Eighth and
Mission Streets
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Alice Tarpey
Mary Agnes Rizzo
Jo Ann Rizzo
Clara Munholland
John Sims
Ron Phillips
Jack Baugh
Pat Branch
Maurine Linquist
Jo Ann Roberts
Betty Maricella
Ann Bower
Max Dillingham
Dot Card
Marilyn Rosenberg
Ann Braun
Blue Circle
YoWoCa Business Girls
A. R. Holloway
Twentieth Century Book Club
Music Guild
J. E. Jarman
Catholic Daughters of America
First Presbyterian Church
Magnolia Study Club
A. T. White, Jr
Parlor City Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Semper Fidelis
Fred Coon
la Tertulia Book Club
George Lawn
J. Mullins
P. P. Lynch
Cypress Street
News-Star
Wallace Kendall
U. S. Social Security Administration
Social Security
Social Security Administration
Louis Sattler
Lake Charles
Alma McGuire
Coming Meeting
Orger
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N. W
Wash
D.C
Men's Dept
Ceil Et Albert
Louisville
Monroe Tent & Awning Co
S. Grand St
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Part
Rayon
D. Masur & Sons
DeSiard
Welcome Wagon Club
Neville High
Brownville
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