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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
15
In a compact, readable item, Rob Charion and Rayne Jaynes headline the trio with Robinsley joining the group as key figures. The three form a notable lineup shaping local events and projects this season.
The West Side reception Tuesday featured crimson roses and candlelit dining for about seventy five guests. Mrs Watkins led, with Mrs Thatcher and Mrs Rogers assisting, while guests wore black satin, black and silver lame, and Hunter's green crepe outfits.
Dan Gilbert lodge No 405 F and A M elected officers for the next year led by C C Hopkins worshipful master and S A Morgan senior warden in Gilbert Louisiana. The gathering drew a large crowd of members and visitors with a social hour featuring oysters and coffee after the business session. Films in which animals appear are the most popular of all motion pictures in Japan.
On the tramp freighter Kol dero Captain Wong Bo sinks the ship and plans to abandon two passengers Harvey Bowers and Ivy Green. Flint the radio man exposes the treachery and warns of the grim fate as the crew releases cargo of wild animals. Helen the monkey retrieves Ivy’s suitcase aboard the raft escape attempt.
The shipwrecked pair secure a chance of safety as Elen arrives at her mistress's cabin with a red suitcase. Ivy and Bowers struggle with supplies, dreaming of water, coconuts, and survival on a volcanic island, while rationing tea, canned food, and ammunition.
Ivy and Bowers abandon the sinking Baldero after a perilous raft escape. The ship sinks rapidly while they paddle toward a volcanic island on a drift-filled sea. They study a chart to locate land, noting coconuts lure inland and speculating on Tiger Island's name.
The Wednesday Night club hosted its second meeting at the W. M. Murphy home with a Thanksgiving dinner before bridge. High scores went to Mrs. C. C. Dickinson and Mr. A. L. Sevier. second prizes to Mrs. A. L. Sevier, Mrs. A. L. Baily, and Mr. Gus Irving. Thanksgiving baskets were distributed by local American Legion auxiliary, Red Cross, and Methodist Sunday school.
Church circles and mission groups held sessions across Tallulah and St. Joseph with devotions, ministerial relief programs, and Christmas plans. Attendees included Mrs. George Clinton and Rev. Shardon D Aubert. events covered Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal groups and social gatherings at River Road inn.
The St Joseph Auxiliary of the Episcopal church met at Mrs George Clinton home. Rev Shardon D Aubert opened with prayer. November minutes and Thanksgiving sale report were read by secretary Mrs Joseph Whitaker.
In Tallulah Louisiana Circle One of the Methodist Missionary society elected officers this week with Mrs. D. H. Allen named president, Mrs. Douglas Fortner vice president, Mrs. J. R. Linton secretary, and Mrs. H. F. Cassell treasurer.
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