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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1919

Page

1

Community notices and society events fill South Monroe week

Local clubs and churches host meetings at 3 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday with luncheons and sales at various venues. Weekend plans include a Hanukah party at Temple Annex, Young People’s Missionary Society gathering, and a Free Spocum Course at City School Auditorium.

Nceday Wemasr Society of the Baptist Church Woman's Muestemary Society of the Methodist Church St. Francis Amillary M. F. Weaks Jackson Street D. A Leon's Rouse Vancy Opachita Bank Ladies of the Baptist Church DeeMille Te City School Temple Annex Young People’s Missionary Society Mildred Howe

Baby daughter arrives for Terzin family

A sweet baby daughter was born last night at the home of Mr and Mrs T Terzin. This is their third child and friends extend congratulations.

H. A. Mangham Rayville Mangham Richland News T. Terzin

Stubbs Champions Labor Rights In Shreveport Campaign Tour

Colonel Frank P. Stubbs faced labor crowds during a week of campaigning ending with a Vivian rally. He spoke in Mooringsport and Oil City and answered labor questions, endorsing union rights, a workmen compensation law, eight hour limits for women and children, a minimum wage, and stronger labor protections while pledging to support vocational education and state labor department funding.

Bhreveport Dee Frank P. Stubbs Vivian Caddo Parish Mooringeport Oil City Shreveport Organized Labor Kansas City Southern Railroad Philip 8. Gilbert John M. Parker Jared Y. Sanders Gilbert Parker New Orleans Jared John Colonel Stubbs Mr. Parker Stubbs Louisiana State Labor Commissioner's Office Opera House Stubba North Lowiisiana

Miss Annie Powell Secretly Weds Alexander Bennett

Friends of Miss Annie F Powell learn she quietly married Alexander C Bennett four months ago in Monteagle Tennessee. She returned home without disclosure until her husband arrived to claim her. She works as a stenographer at E O Smith Lumber Co and will keep her job. The Bennetts will live with Mrs Chas Garvey, the bride’s sister.

Bennett Powell Annie F. Powell Miss Powell Monteagle Tenn Alexander C. Bennett E. O. Smith Lumber Co

Hanukah Party for Sabbath School Children

The Sabbath Schole invites all pupils to an informal Hanukah party at the Temple annex Saturday at 7 80 PM. Family games and refreshments will be offered to celebrate the minor Jewish holiday.

Temple

Missionary Society to Meet at Miss Mildred Howell's

The Young People's Missionary Society will gather Friday at Miss Mildred Howell's home. All members should attend to pack Christmas boxes for orphans under their care at Ruston.

Birthday Party for Clifford Johnson at Calypso Street Home

Mrs. W. C. Johnson entertained a crowd of children yesterday afternoon at 12 Calypso Street for her son Clifford's birthday. The house was decorated in Christmas colors and greenery. Guests included Ira Castle, Fran cia Jones, Ruth Wunsch, Edith Wunsch, Alice Petit, Fred Petit, Buster Bauer, Clara Bauer, Robert Bauer, R. C. McCoy, Thelma Nichol son, and Clifford Jones among others.

W. C. Johnson Calypso St Clifford Sirs Johnson F. A. Wright Ira Castle Francia Jones Ruth Edith Wunsel Wunsch Alice

Stubbs campaign nears final push in Louisiana race

A Stubbs campaign bulletin reports a week of rallies and large Shreveport receptions as Col. Stubbs heads toward Baton Rouge for the 1920 race. It notes Aswell and Wilson stumping for him, with plans to finish the campaign in the North and Fifth and Eighth districts amid a Parker challenge and Sanders defense.

Stubbs Shreveport Baton Rouge Parker Colne Stubbs Athenaeum Community Club North Louisiana John M. Parker John B. Thompson Witeen Amother Candiey Democratic Riley J. Wilson Fiten Dstrict Stabbs Wilson Hall Houma Itsekf Sanders Hae

Hellish Bolshevik Threat Asserts Global Demon

A dramatic denunciation labels Bolshevism a demon threatening civilization. The writer condemns the movement as a scourge on philanthropy, youth, and family life, claiming it would turn many to ruin and death if unleashed. The text equates Bolshevism with an immense, rolling danger to social order.

Hell Earth Bolshevik

Fourth District Leaders Poise for Stubbs Victory

General McCrecy plans Thursday conference with Stubbe supporters across the Fourth District. He says Stubbs will win by large margins and sweep the district. Reports from Fifth District leaders indicate strong Stubba support and a conference with Stubba leaders is planned in the Eighth District this week.

McCrecy New Cvicane Stubbe Feurth de Glaree Stubbs Stubba

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