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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
4
An excerpted reading features Franklin and Yeiser beliefs, pledge of faith, and views on Jesus. It also reports on the Emblem Luncheon Club at Unity with Mrs. Mildred Richeson and Mrs. Louise Harberson celebrating birthdays, gifts, and a cake. Community notes cover Methodist Missionary society events, church leadership, and member updates.
An advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it boosts energy and vitality for women. It asserts better skin, charm, and happiness and cites that 98 out of 100 women report benefit after use.
A fashion pattern labeled 1605 appears in the News Star Daily page section on do it yourself home crafts. The listing promotes a ready to sew model for hobbyists and pattern enthusiasts.
Bulletin promotes two Anne Adams patterns 1605 and 1532 with sizes 14 through 42 and fabric yardage for size 16. It notes varied materials such as faille crepe bengaline wool or satin and includes illustrated sewing instructions. Orders priced at 15 cents for pattern catalog, 25 cents for catalog and pattern, with mailing to Monroe News-Star Pattern Dept New York City.
Miss Venice Gentry returns from Winnfield after visiting her mother Mrs. E H Gentry who is recovering from surgery Thanksgiving day. Miss Tad Scanlon hosts S D R sorority luncheon with a lace table and Radiance roses attended by a list of named classmates. Catholic Ladies Altar Society met at Mrs Reard’s home with new members added and officer elections planned for December. Miss K Ann Dodge and Miss Mildred Hammon returned from New Orleans at the Roosevelt. Mrs Reeves Lee and baby will stay in New Orleans over Christmas. Marriage announced for Miss Albertine Williams and Mr F H Kilpatrick at Swartz and Bastrop area parsonage with Sherwin Williams ties and Layton Ave home plans.
Local groups list upcoming meetings and events across Saturday to Monday. D.A.R. hostesses Mrs. Wooten Murphy Coon Speed and others meet at 2:30 p.m. Neville P.T.A. sessions at 3:15 and 3:30 p.m. Various circles, clubs, and public activities proceed with electing officers and special programs through December 30. Motorists travel to Baton Rouge for game. local ill resident improving.
The column recounts winter butchering in the Ozarks with community participation, hog processing, sausage making, lard rendering, and celebratory meals. It notes Miss Lallage Feazel in St Francis sanitarium, a new baby, a war medal for William E. Grady, DIY Christmas decorations, and Armandine Renaud's December 15 Christmas Dance Revue at Ouachita parish school to benefit the Good Fellows fund.
A couple engaged in Persia arrange an alimony contract that takes effect if the marriage ends in divorce. The arrangement aims to outline financial support obligations from the outset.
A reader asks about a four year engagement ending as her fiancé will study three more years before marriage. The advisor urges acceptance, notes men prioritize work, suggests setting a clear wedding timeline, and warns against endless tying of vows. The second letter urges addressing a disruptive sister with firmness.
A grand talking picture praised for its Alpine scenery and dramatic romance. Star Kiepura delivers a soaring song voice as Magda Schneider and others fill a lively comedy drama hailed for music and spectacle.
A man found on a seawall after the Alice Arden wreck whispers of Jimmy Riddell and a green bead while in a Kiston hospital. Nesta Riddell arrives after hearing via radio to determine if the injured patient is her missing husband. The day nurse shares what she knows of the man.
Nesta Riddell visits a injured man in a coastal hospital ward where a radio message hints at a past robbery. The patient mutters about emeralds and a name, while Nesta uncovers marked linen and wonders about Caroline, pushing her toward a startling tomorrow decision.
Rogers recalls negotiating pay with Oscar Hammerstein II after years of backroom backstage jokes about his salary. He finally asked for 150 dollars a week and got it, thinking he could have asked for more. The piece notes Doctor Bull is the Capitol theater Friday attraction for its final showings.
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