Charitable Drives and Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting
Community appeals urge buying Christmas seals from Ouachita Parish Tuberculosis association and supporting Salvation Army and Goodfellows charity drives. Fort Miro chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts Mrs. Gaspard G. de Coligny of New Orleans. discussion covers historic sites, national defense, and corner stone of Memorial Continental Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish Tuberculosis Association
Salvation Army
Goodfellows
Santa Claus
Fort Miro
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gaspard G. de Coligny
New Orleans
Lotus Club
Ernest Faulk
Guy Stubbs
Lena Rhine
Old
de Coli
Christmas events and gatherings brighten Monroe society
Thompson Sunshine committee and readers rally around a municipal Christmas tree plan. Social events include a Married People's Card club evening for Mrs. R Alexander and Mrs. G Bloxham with gifts, a Lida Benton PTA program, and a bridge night for Miss Emma Peters amid Christmas decor and rose crystal china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Frizzel
Married People’s Card Club
R. ©. Alexander
Charlotte
N C
Gertrude Bloxham
Texas
E. R. Whitaker
Emma Peters
H. E. Watson
Bert Kramer
E. C. Jeffries
Dr. Mott
A. J. Emerson
Jack Butler
Miss Peters
Thanksgiving Luncheon and Club Elections Highlight Oua chita Parish Notes
The Commercial Club of the Ouachita Parish High School held its annual Thanksgiving luncheon on November 28 with a secret venue. Officers for all three club sections were elected: J. D. Gilbert as President, Lloyd Guy as Vice President, Charles Schneider as Secretary, and Alice Louise Smith as Sponsor. The Catholic Ladies Altar Society met at Knights of Columbus Hall with reports, purchases planned for church decor, and adjournment to meet in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Missionary Society
J. L. Cummings
Sara Leichman
Leta Fleming
Edwin Mitchell
Bessie Henry
Treasury
Winifred Johnson
Clara Mae Morehead
Katie Harper
Lois Downs
Lillian
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Stewart Scott
Rochelle
Ouachita Parish High School
Louise Hadley
Frammar School
J. D. Gilbert
America
Muriel Stevenson
Inez Jasper
Ruby Arrington
Mary Louise Walters
Nora Lee Butler
Miss Smith
Baton Rouge
Miriam Carroll
Louise Hundley
Verna Laing
Beatrice Martin
Vivian Horton
Harry St. John
Lloyd Guy
Charles Schneider
Alice Louise Smith
Catholic Ladies’ Altar Society
Knights of Columbus
J. B. Filhiol
Kline Anders
J. W. Doyle
KE. J. Guisinger
Brennan
Cahill
T. L. Morris
Duffy A. Brown
Guiding Your Child: Harsh Disciplinarians and Reform
The article contrasts two types of disciplinarians. It argues that insisting on obedience and breaking the will harms character and that enlightened methods, learned from clinics and books, show harsh regimes are unnecessary. It notes that such extreme disciplinarians are rare.
Twin City Churches Program Highlights Monroe West Monroe Services
Church programs from Monroe and West Monroe list services and meetings across the two cities. Content notes planned sermons drives and community gatherings at local parish houses and fellowship halls. Local clergy lead prayer outreach and youth activities through seasonal schedules and event listings.
Church Services Announced For Several City Churches
First Christian Church lists 9:45 Sunday school 11:00 communion and preaching 6:30 Christian Endeavor 7:30 evening worship and 7:30 fellowship hour with themes Spirit of Christ and Playing the Fool. First Baptist notes 9:30 Sunday school 8:00 deacons meeting 1929 pledge cards and youth groups. Lock Arbor Baptist sets 9:45 Sunday school 11:00 preaching Man and His Relation to God 6:45 P U 7:30 evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
D. W. McElroy
F. C. Holden
Christ
First Baptist Church
L. T. Hastings
C. B. Hall
G. C. Cornett
Hastings
Jessie Richardson
Lock Arbor
The Cycle of Harsh Parenting and Its Hidden Roots
The piece argues that abusive fathers mirror their own childhood oppression and, driven by unresolved anger, tyrannize their children. It notes the hard iron of 30 to 40 years of habit and the uphill battle parents face to break the pattern, yet stresses the value of trying to protect children from such treatment.
Church Conference Open to All Departments and Officers
A church conference is announced for 3 p.m. All church departments are urged to attend with their reports and every officer is expected to be present and at their posts of duty.
Calvary Baptist Church Holds Annual Meeting and Relief Plan
Calvary Baptist Church under Rev. J. B. Polk held its regular annual business meeting on Thursday. A two by two committee for church relief was chosen and a 25 cent per member relief fund was approved to be raised and spent by the committee. A new financing plan with subscription blanks and envelopes was approved. Officers were reelected except Sam Donald who takes the B Y P U leadership next year. A state board communication was read and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
J. B. Polk
Sam Donald
State Board
Religious notices for local churches invite all to services
The First Presbyterian and Trinity Lutheran Churches, plus First Methodist, announce Sunday activities. Sermons cover Is There a Personal Devil and The Pearl of Great Price, with Sunday school and youth meetings listed. A Tuesday package party is noted. all are welcome at 7:30 pm services and morning worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Grammont and
Catalpa
Ernest Duncan Holloway
Trinity Lutheran Church
Old American Legion Hall
St. John and Wood Streets
Theo. G. Ahrendt
Robt. Wunsch
Calypso Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Thomas Avenue churches schedule with sermons and activities
Thomas Avenue Community Church lists morning and evening worship times 11 a m and 7 30 p m with evenings on the topic Minds Blinded by the God of this World. Sunday school begins 9 40 a m. Endeavor groups meet at 6 p m and 6 30 p m. Woman’s Auxiliary Friday at 3 p m. mid week service Thursday 7 30 p m. First Church of Christ Scientist details services, Sunday school at 9 30 a m, reading room at 615 Quachita National Bank open daily except Sundays and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Jackson
Wood
Marion S. Monk
Epworth
Woman's Missionary Society
Thomas Avenue Community
Thomas Avenue
Richmond Street
H. F. Camp
Christ
Woman's Auxiliary
Tabernacle
Paul
Timothy
First Church OF Christ Scientist
North Second Street
Quachita National Bank
Bnai Israel Congregation Schedule at the Temple
Rabbi Hirsch leads Sabbath eve services and sermon Friday at 7 30. Sabbath school Saturday at 9 30 and services at 11. Bible class Monday at 3 30. Sisterhood meets first Tuesday each month at 3 30 in the Temple annex. Public invited to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'Nai Israel Congregation
Sisterhood
Temple
Lillian Probes Kenellos Name In Charles Owen Case
The narrator reveals details about Charles Owen and a hidden "talisman" word Kenellos spoken by Prince Georges. Lillian questions the name's significance, noting Georges kept info for an opportunity and that Owen may be the brains behind a restitution offer. The discussion ends as Lillian plans to change rooms and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Charles Owen
Prince Georges
Samuel Brixton
Kenellos
Georges
Olina
Mr. Owen
Owen
Brixton
Marion
The Young Pretenders
Hugo Mostyn lies in bed after a car crash and suspects his father has abandoned him. Mrs Hallett, acting as secretary, reads Paul Mostyn’s murder case to him while Bunny Molyneux schemes around, and Hugo confesses feelings of selfishness and longing as he clings to friendship and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amro Donaldson
Eleanor Wise
Hero
Paul Mostyn
Bunny Molyneux
Paul
Bunny
Hugo
Ers
Hallett
Hongo Ln
Tright
Richard Co
Orford
Mrs. Hallett
Syria
Henrietta
Mr. Tright
Hugo Hag
Mig Crotsky
Mrs. Hablett
Toon
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Miss Vella
Dorothea Richman
Clark’s
R. L. Aston
Johnnie Smith
M. E. Smith
Mary
Shreveport
Monroe
Dixie
Masonic Hall
Annie
Bennett
KE. S
Temple Sisterhood Sewing Circle
Annex
By Marie Marot
Mari, Maret
Shaw
Natchitoches
West Monroe
Orna
Grand Floral CO
Monroe, la
Holland
Mrs. Wooten
Grand St
Thompson
Sunshine
Lula Lee Cummings
Margarette Kirkpatrick
G. B. Cooley
Albert Horuff
Henry Bernstein
Reynolds McWilliams
Clarence Oakley
Charles Seay
Vicksburg
M. L. Rhodes
C. D. Kalmbach
Lida Benton P. T. A
Calk
Ways and Means
Harrell
McComb
Madie Moore
K. D. Leonard
Rowe
P. T. A. Council
Harry Oliver
Georgia Tucker School
Lida Benton Association
Newton Perdue
B. Kramer
J. Kramer
Mmes
Hugh Lennon
Basil Risher
C. R. Tidwell
Switzer
Bruce
Florence Snabner
Claudine Reed
Lillian Bone
Zora Barlowe
Esther Tarver
Messrs. Patton
J. G. Cobb
Lloyd Mercer
Adele Garr'sqy
Madge
Ronald
Sam Brixton
Katherine
Festure Barvice, Ise
Alice Grant Rosman
Sisursis
Altice Grant Rosmany
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