Social Department Week's Calendar Highlights And Death Notices
The column lists social events in Monroe including Miss Mary Faulk hosting the Excelsior class at the Benson home and a Baptist Ladies Aid meeting at the church. It notes numerous visits and receptions, plus obituaries for W. B. Grayson Sr and Mrs. Joe Barksdale, and mentions deaths of Mrs. Charlotte Sholars and family tributes.
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Mary Faulk
the Excelsior
Fh. P
Asie
Riowek
Merle Clack
Ark
Hula
Deat Clark
West Side
Ome
Shreveport
Reery Thews
Hortense Dixon
Courchalla
Mise Emma Dewart
Chy Hish School
Crowley
Lee Hawkins
News- Star Force
Alexandria
G. G. Curl
el Dorado
Henry Dillenberger
BE. Granberry
Elsie Rinehart
Lovers’ Lane
Maggie
Clara McEnery
D P. Parker
St. John Street
Herman Masur
New Orleans
Masur
Leo Lemle
C. Cole
Woodland
Monroe
Mrs. Cole
D. T. Cole
Kate Goslin
State Normal School
Natchitocher
Club of the West
R. P. Benson
Grayson
W. B. Grayson
Jonesville
Elas Greyson
S. E. Breard
George Snelling
George Hawks
Bermington
D. A. Breard
River Front
8. Newman
The
Presbyterian Church
Ouachita Cotton Mill Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of stockholders for electing a board of directors will be held at the secretary treasurer's office on Wednesday January 14 1914. Guy P Stubbs secretary treasurer. 22 to Jan. 9.
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Ouachita Cotton Mill
Guy P. Stubbs
Shreveport Christmas Docket at City Court
Tomorrow the City Court in Shreveport resumes after a recess with sixty one cases set for trial. Many stem from intoxication and fights during Christmas celebrations, while a few are more serious. Police note the holiday was unusually quiet overall.
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Shreveport
Shreveport Times
Seventy five in custody at parish jail
Parish Jailer Tilman Gamilin reported yesterday that seventy five persons remained in custody. Fifty three await trial and sentence, six await transportation to the insane asylum, and sixteen are Federal prisoners or bound for the parish farm. The six interdicts are three whites and three blacks. The crowded state insane hospitals leave uncertain housing.
Scientific giants converge in Atlanta AAAS meeting
Hundreds of scientists from leading institutions gather in Atlanta for the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting. Affiliated societies join discussions on astronomy botany entomology philosophy psychology and education over daily sessions through the week.
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Atlanta
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Association For the Advancement of Science
Weather signs point to a hard winter across the United States
The Prospect, Washington dispatch notes no mild winter. Weather bureau forecasts show storms delaying but not reducing rain or snow. District forecaster Bowie says the Christmas storm was only the first in a regular sequence of winter disturbances moving from the South.
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Guy Beacon
Medford
Ore
Hal Ivey
Altus
Okla
Prospect
Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Bureau
H. Bowie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Book of Fashions
Paris
New York
London
Berlin
I. Dembinski
Louisiana
Social Department
Tresdas
Meeiaiz
Baptist Ladies' Aid
W. M. Washburn
the City High School
Lynton Washburn
Bastrop
Washburn
Mike Kate Mandel
Uedibeh School
Laton Reauge
E. Teabinette
Colfineton
Mbs
W. FP
Patton
Miles
Sarah
Gether
C.H. Faulk
A. B. Hobson
C. E. Granberry
Myatt McClendon
Harper
E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Mesdames
W. €. Black
C. C. Bell
Sallie Meredith
Luther Harper
Miss Wate Mandel
Mr. Grayson
Columbia
Jno. Keller
J. M. Keller
Pbeatner Grayson
F. M. Reed
Rilla. &O
Joe Barksdale
Ruston
A. A. Gunby
Barksdale
Olive Standifer
Standifer
Wm. Ashley
Dennis Sholars
Sholars
Allan Sholars
Charlotte Sholars
Boy Scouts of America
Myrtle Young
Calypso St
Caddo
Schlitza
Breard & Walti
Sts
Moe
Asuka
Brooklyn
Eddie Prelps
Alba
Eddie
Sin
Juve Tinke
J. VM. Zangne & CO
General Insurance
Central Savings Bank & Trust Company Building
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