Friday Club Meeting and Local Socials Notes
Friday Club will meet with Mrs. Fred Mitchell. Christmas Eve causes no Dec 24 meeting. A Jitney Dance at Temple Annex hosted by the Ladies Aid is planned. Mrs J C Sadler opens her home Jan 9 for Sunday school class. Several local residents return from Christmas visits. new baby born to Mr and Mrs Frank Wilcox yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mitchell
Ladies Aid
Temple Annex
J. C. Sadler
Frank Wilcox
Local social notes and visits over the holidays
Natchitoches resident Mr Earl Freeman returns home after Christmas visit. Parker Memorial class invites all Sunday school members to supper at 7. Miss Lucy Moore visits cousin Miss Frances Major in town. Mrs Hattie Levy hosts a luncheon at Leon's for sisters and friends including Mrs Baer and Mrs Kuhn. Miss Thelma Cox leaves for Tyler Texas to resume study. Others travel to New Orleans and San Antonio for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Methodist Sunday School
Hattie Levy
J. Baer
New York
Lee Kuhn
Baton Rouge
Leon’s
Mesdames Baer
Kuhn
Mesdames Henry Haas
D. I. Hirsch Walker Glenn
Jonas Selig
Mary Marx
Thelma Schweizer
St. Louis
Mary Gilbert
Marietta, Ga
Thelma Cox
Tyler
Texas
Tyler Commercial College
Miss Cox
Mrs
R. P Cox
Time for Tiffin Candies Spread by New York Brand Shops
Article tracing the rise of TIFFIN candies from the Hotel McAlpin in 1914 to a national brand with dedicated shops and a Long Island City plant. It notes four acres of floor space, a model plant design, strict quality guarantees, and distribution through New South Drug Store in Monroe and nearby areas. Candies, French pastries, ice creams and drinks are highlighted as the product line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
McAlpin
New York
Long Island City
New York City
FOIRS at A guest a What an old man goin to Jo
A rustic verse depicts an old man and a boy discussing a shopping trip for toys and sweets. The child pleads for items his mother refuses while the grandpa contemplates spending a dollar on the whim. The speaker acknowledges spoiling the child and proposes a dollar-filled shopping spree.
New Year Dinner Menu with Ham and Puddings
A period New Year menu suggests ham as centerpiece for many homes with ham or turkey options. Recipes detail Queen of Puddings and a spiced baked ham with clove pepper and mace, plus steps for brothy pea soup and a light jelly with crumbled bread pudding.
Shepherd Lucky Nup at Portestant Parsonage
Mr G Shepherd and Miss Chena Lucky wed at the Methodist Protestant parsonage with Rev A Bevill officiating. The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lucky of West Monroe, will live in Minden where the groom works for L and A Railway. Relative attendance included Mrs Major and family guests from Texarkana and nearby.
Repairing Typewriters Ad C 3 Dunn Phone 1045
Classified note offers typewriter repair services by C. 3. Dunn with contact telephone 1045. Advertisement date coded 3-1m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
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the Style Shop
West Xonroe, LA
Florence
Bertha Inabinet
Lapine
Mrs. W. B. Snabinet
Curtis Monk
Columbia
Walter L. George
Shreveport
Mrs. George
Mrs. J. B. Cloud
J. L. Faraue
Lake’ Charles
Cascile Williamson
Arcadia
Myrtie Shields
J. H. Pumphrey
T. A. Walker
Gibsland
J. S. Washburn
Monroe
Elks
Percy Sholars
Memphis
Mrs. .D. M. Sholars
Mr. Allen Sholars
Letitia
Star Marshall
Vicksburg
Mesdames
Harry Russell
Fred Hudson
Monroe’s
Oak and
Grand Phone
Louis H. Cosper Proprietor
Moore
Jersey
Thamp Moore
Farmer’s Line
Chase-Amman Drug Company
Rexall
Grand Street
Earl Freeman
Natchitoches
Lucy Moore
Texarkana
Frances Major
R. H. Oliver
San Antonio
Annie
Frances Winder
New Orleans
J. E. Walsworth
George W. Hutchinson
Emma Lee
Nashville, Tenn
Helen Dier
NEW South Drug Store
New South
Granpa
Elizabeth Hackey
R. EB. Major
Major
J. %. Boddie
Master Albert Moore
Phoenix Drug Store
Ford Levi Stationery Company
Nyal
E. G. Calvert A. &. Lansdale
London
Rayner
Nashville Roller Mills
Nashville
Tena Ciro
Rising Sun
Plesale Distributors
Sugar Bros, CO
S. B. Hicks Motor Company, Inc
Walnut Street
Musch
Collens’ Pharmacy
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