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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1932
Page
2
Leila Jones writes about Christmas imagery and the parish tuberculosis appeal. The piece urges cheerful seals, home decorating tips, and maximizing space by replacing clutter with a focal holiday display while highlighting the season’s warmth and charitable fundraising.
Local calendar details multiple gatherings across Ouachita Parish including high school glee club concert at 8 p m Thursday at the school auditorium and numerous PTA meetings. Socials and dances are planned at the Frances hotel Riverside Country club and various clubs through December 31 with times and hosts listed.
Mrs. James A. Noe heads the Junior Charity League gala for the twenty seventh night with a ball at the Virginia hotel. LSU orchestra will provide music as invites go to nearby towns for a holiday season crowd. Robert Holloway to spend Christmas with his parents. Reverend Carley to start as presiding elder with a Methodist reception on Jackson street. Mr. R. N. Slater ill with influenza.
Pattern 2422 offers a velvet or satin wrap with flared sleeves and drop shoulders in sizes 14 to 20, with yardage for size 16. Also included are Anne Adams Catalog details and a December Sherrouse P T A program focused on Juvenile Safety, plus D A R notes, recipes, and influenza illnesses among local residents.
The Altruman Book club postpones its Friday afternoon meeting with Mrs. C E Faulk due to illness. Mrs. W H Logan and daughter Mary Frances will finish a two week visit with friends and relatives in this city and return to Yazoo City Mississippi after the week. Mr and Mrs E F Ball celebrate the arrival of Virginia Ann born December tenth. Cyril Yancey John Eby and Fred Fudickar travel from Sewanee to visit Yuletide with their parents this Friday.
Miss Lallage Feazel of King Smith Studio in Washington DC will return Sunday to spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs W C Feazel. Miss Armandine Renaud plans her annual Good Fellows fund dance revue for December twenty first at Neville auditorium with many charming numbers and a program to be published soon.
A concise observation notes that colds frequently cause further health problems, highlighting the risk of secondary illnesses and the need for careful care and attention during illness periods.
A speaker explains that their daughter's music lessons incur high costs but enabled them to acquire the neighbor's houses at half price in Hummel Hamburg.
Santa travels across Nebraska to Kansas City and St. Louis visiting firemen toy shops and newspapers aiding Christmas cheer. He plans a 40 foot tree and 12 000 gifts for needy children, stops at Ohio State, Virginia and Atlanta programs, and ends in New York with civic groups coordinating dinners and gifts.
Judge J Frank McInnis of Minden serving as special judge attended the Lions Club meeting at Hotel Franc is. Miss Margaret Grover and P A Poag sang solos with Mrs Poag at the piano. Directors voted to donate 25 to the Good Fellows fund of the News Star and 25 to the Salvation Army.
Officers for the next six months will be elected at a meeting of the Y's Men's club tonight at 6 30 at Hotel Frances. Leon Hammonds will direct the program and a special musical presentation will be given. Mrs. T L Tippit president of the Twin City P T A council will address the gathering. This will be the last meeting of the year. Meetings for the next two weeks are cancelled to fund the Christmas tree program.
Willie Dillard a 27 year old man was arrested by the sheriff's department for fighting and disturbing the peace and was placed in the city jail yesterday afternoon.
Madge witnesses Hugh Grant signaling flares for Dicky’s auto gyro landing and warns him of Nick and Tony approaching. Gunfire erupts with Hugh and Dicky exchanging shots while Madge fears for their safety and curses the rival gangsters.
In a celebration of Clive's new job Santa and Dicky Dak go out for dinner and the theater. Santa and Clive had quarreled the night before and she is torn between Dick and Clive. Eventually she and Clive confront the situation.
Clive and Santa spar over forgiveness and causes of disaster as they confront their pasts. He admits fault and hints at cruelty grounds in Dak’s divorce while Santa probes his hidden secrets, moving toward reconciliation through shared vulnerability and intimate tension.
In a fragile romance, Santa and Clive confront their pasts and vows. He accuses her of using a divorce as a game while she navigates love, security, and honesty. They vow to forge a united future, ending old grievances in a tense, hopeful bed conversation.
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