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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1941
Page
6
Christmas joy fills Monroe as families reunite with festive attire and carol singing. Schools showcase glee clubs and programs while choir offerings stream from KMLB. Local clubs host parties and gatherings with members listed. several families travel for holidays and visit relatives across the region.
Pattern No 8061 offers a two color or monotone scalloped front dress with matching panties. Sizes 2 to 6 years, top uses 1.35 yards, skirt 1.93 yards for size 3. Send 15 cents, name, address, pattern number and size to News-Star-World Pattern Service New York. Pattern Book available. order combined patterns for 25 cents.
A bridle club was organized at Neville High School with Miss Satchie Cooper as president. Fourteen members, now thirty, meet Saturdays at 10 for country lane canters under sponsor Coach Ruple. Officers include vice-president Miss Patty Lee Padgett and secretary treasurer Miss Dorothy Steen. Various holiday visits and family gatherings are noted among students and relatives visiting from Louisville, Pine Bluff, Washington, Tuscon, and more.
The D. B. S. lists an open house at the Dick Treanor home in Edgewater Gardens from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, December 28. All members including alumnae and inactive alumnae are invited to attend, with Miss Virginia Newman president and Mrs. Evelyn Aden vice president assisting in greeting guests. Cleo Deason has enlisted in the United States Coast Guard and will depart Sunday for active duty.
Tullos guests include Mr and Mrs S B Sims of Baton Rouge staying with relatives. Nick Medica visited Camp Livingston. Mrs J F Justiss and Mrs T M Rabb shopped in Monroe. Mr and Mrs W H Rice visited Winnfield. P L Coffer of Mobile called on Mrs F E Bradford. H P DePriest and family vacationed in Alexandria. Mrs Oscar Gray and Maree shopped in Monroe. Ray Nugent and son Donald Ray visited relatives. Rufus Bonds of Ferriday visited. B O Bird and Yvonne Crittenden conducted business in Alexandria. Leo Baker visited Shreveport on Monday.
Advertises a water repellent Aridex treated Gal-a-Bout cavalry twill coat designed by Manchester Model New York. Also lists local social visits and bridge club hosting in Farmerville with several families and attendees from Ruston Monroe and Jacksonville.
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