Lafayette council PTA reports health drive and meals program
The Lafayette council of Parent-Teacher associations reports a health campaign with a soup kitchen serving 300 children daily and over 1000 raised toward the effort. They will provide milk to undernourished children supervised by Miss Grace Brinton of SW Louisiana Institute. Mrs Black returns from Philadelphia after attending the Army Navy game with Lt. Bennett Wright.
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Lafayette” Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
Grace Brinton
Southwestern ‘Louisiana Institute
Lafayette
Mildren Cohen
Merrimack Campbell
Leota Johnson
Kappy Ann Bracey
Lola Bell Johnson
Chas. Gossett
Jo Ann Willis
Carolyn Setzler
Louisiana Hotel Bell
Dorothy Jane Selby
Harribell Davis
Marie Crawford
Ardith Terzia
Jean Bradney
Lola Belle Johnson
Leota “Johnson
Merrimac Campbell
Betty Joe Davis
Twinkle Toes
Betty Louise Hines
Dorothy Jane Montgomery
Lulu
A. Tapping Tapper
Phyllis Jean White
Virginia Campbell
Annette Murchie
Charlotte Virginia Hawkins
Jimmy Louis Davis
May Elizabeth Barnes
Mildred Jane Floyd
Nancy Ross
Dorothy Alice Pomeroy
West Point
Happy Ann Bracey
Shirley Temple
Mary Dell Oliver
Dinah
Lady In Red
Gloria Louise Meeks
Richard Terzia
Valse Brilliante
Francis Pettis
Chas. Go
Katherine Wilson
Francis Pettiss
Fay Bennett
Rosemary Bennett
Jeanne Page
Bruce Milliken
Helen Boyce Spear
Gabriel Moss
Notable Women Pioneers In Education And Community News
A historical article highlights Miss Thomas a pioneer in women education earning summa cum laude from Zurich and leading Bryn Mawr College from 1894 to 1922. It also notes Mrs J W McWilliams return home after months away and local clubwomen preparing for Christmas charity efforts. It mentions the Tonore family announcing a newborn daughter and Helena residents visiting relatives.
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BBC
Miss. ‘Thomas
Europe
Miss. Thomas
Johns Hopkins University
University of Zurich
Switzerland
United States
Thomas
Distinguished College For Women
Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr
Christmas Season Club Notices and Social Events
Several church and community groups schedule meetings and dances through December with open invitations. Included are the D A R chapter and Nazarene Missionary Society events, a Review club gathering, Presbyterian auxiliary program, Little Theater Dover Road presentation, and Women’s Council business and party plans.
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The
Nazarene Missionary Society
Stanley Bryant
Review Club
Eri C. McGee
McKinley Avenue
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Circle Six
J G.durrett
Dover Road
Blanche Oliver
Northeast Center
Women's Council of the
First Christian Church
H. Carter
K Street
Grace Church
Bernice Worthington
Bros Avenue
Disappearance Tangles a Family in Orient Tale
David Carrol vanishes in the Orient after a failed plan. Judith Felton writes Emily that David remains in Istanbul and will stay there. Emily agrees to marry Edwin Barnes despite not loving him, but Frances Felton again overrides her protest.
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David Carrol
Orient
Carrolls
Emily Felton
David
Judith
Emily
Istanbul
Edwin Barnes
Tohom
Frances Felton
Hag
Edwin
Edsin
Emily's Flight After a Wedding at Signal Inn
Emily, newly wed to Edwin, feels trapped as the perfect wedding masks fear and distance. In the hotel room she confronts a widening rift, writes a final note to Edwin, and slips away seeking escape from an ending she cannot bear.
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Edwin
Emily
Carrollton
Signal Inn
Tennessee
Little Theater Notes Spotlight on Owen McCleary in The Dover Road
The Monroe Little Theater features Owen McCleary as Nicholas in The Dover Road, praised for his honor bound performance that elicits laughter and tears. Community members are invited to join the troupe through Mrs. D. R. Young’s holiday trip to New Orleans and contact via Herman Chapman at Weaks Supply.
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Phi Kappa Fraternity House
Lakeside Country Club
Mary Eleanor Coverdale
Delta Beta Sigma Sorority
Delta Sigma Fraternity
Virginia Hotel
Delta Sigma
Delta Beta Sigma
Phi Kappa
Cherokee Terrace
Frances Hotel
Walter Kellogg
Owen McCleary
Dover Road
Nicholas
Owen
Eustasia
Herman Chapman
Weaks Supply Company
Little Theater of
Monroe
Tower of London Maintenance Cost in 1934
The Tower of London required about $100000 to maintain in 1934 while receipts from admission fees and guide book sales totaled $90000.
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Tower of London
Blue Star Product Claims Relief for Itching In Ad
An advertisement touts Blue Star remedies claiming to kill itch germs and provide relief with tested medicines. The copy promises soothing action and a money back guarantee on the relleye product line and related items.
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Walter. Black
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Alice
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Irene Zambie
Helena
Joseph Zambie
Helena, Ark
Ed Poaunlnanee
Renee
Helena Coteaiala
Lovely
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Joe Calvert
T.'O. Brown
Plantation Club
S. E. Huey
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Milling Bernstein
John Cann
John Blackman
Ouachita Business Men's Club
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Ernest W. Cruse
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L. B. Ferguson
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Fairview
Edith Clawson
North Third Street
Marian Sims
Pyeryona
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Justin James
Lammermoor
Coplea
Jeffrey
Jeffrey Felton
Mick
Jelwin
Marian Alma
D. R. Young
New Orleans
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