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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1928
Page
5
Multiple households from Dallas to Monroe and Camden celebrate the holidays with relatives and friends. Weddings include Velma Yarbrough and Coy Branum in Camden. Locals host bridge parties and family visits. news notes cover births illnesses travel and engagements across Jackson and Ruston areas.
New Year s Eve special meeting of Anna B Bennett chapter O E S installation of officers 730 p m Midnight show at the Saenger theater featuring Norma Talmadge in Woman Disputed and three acts of Vitaphone vaudeville with Roger Wolff Kahn s orchestra Annual New Year s Eve dinner dance at the Virginia hotel New Year s Eve dance at the Y M H A club 9 o clock January 1 Open house at Riverside Country Club for members and friends Presbyterian Auxiliary business meeting 3 p m Circle No 3 meets 730 with Mrs J E Grover Circles 1 2 3 of West Monroe Methodist Missionary at church Methodist Women s Missionary Society regular meeting Tuesday 3 p m at church Catholic Ladies Altar Society 230 at home of Mrs Harvey Downs January 3 Mrs T J Sandridge entertains at bridge North Third Street 230 p m
The article urges respecting a child’s boundaries during holiday visits. Relatives should avoid forcing affection and playful harassment. Adults should visit in the child’s own setting to build genuine bonds.
After a small dispute at her home, Lottie Pickford reports that friends Jack Daugherty and Daniel E. Jaeger have patched things up. The reconciliation follows a Christmas altercation and restores their friendship.
Monroes churches advertise weekly services from First Methodist Jackson at Wood with sermon "Thirsting For Old Wells" and 11am 730pm. West Monroe's First Baptist lists next Sunday sermons by Rev Driskell and a program by Daniel and Albert Rosoff with White City song. Worship times Sunday School 945am. evening 730pm. midweek prayer 730pm. Visitors welcome.
Rev. J. B. Polk invites the public to Calvary Baptist Church services on the last Sunday of the year with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Brother O. S. Hill is superintendent. The pastor preaches morning and evening. B Y P A meets at 6:30 p.m. with Vera Belle Hill and Sam Donald as leaders.
Trinity Lutheran Church conducts worship at the old American Legion hall on St. John and Wood with Pastor Theo G. Ahrendt. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. sermon Simeon a True Type of Christian. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. The Sacrament of the Altar observed. On New Year's Day there
Thomas Avenue Community Church lists Sunday worship at 10 50 and 7 30 with Sunday school at 9 40 led by S P Quigley and Junior Christian Endeavor at 5 p m Mid week prayer service is Thursday at 7 30 and the Women s Auxiliary meets Friday at 3 p m A warm welcome awaits worshippers FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST service times at 11 m and 6 p m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m The reading room at 415 in Ouachita National Bank is open daily except Sundays and holidays from 10 a m to 6 p m for Bible literature and related texts
B nai Israel Congregation announces Friday evening services and sermon at 7 30 p m Sabbath school Saturday at 9 30 a m and services at 11 a m Bible class Monday at 3 30 p m Sisterhood meets first Tuesday monthly at 3 30 p m in the Temple annex Public invited to attend all services
Grammont and Catalpa area church invites attendance for the first session on January 2 at 7 15 pm. Six courses three for adults two for intermediates one for juniors. Adults use The Desire of the Nations by Dr. Egbert Smith. Regular sanctuary services observed Sunday December 30. Grace Church calendar notes Christmas week services at 7 30 am and 11 am with a choral service and Christmas music.
The parish schedules regular sessions at 9 30 and 7 p m in the parish house for the Y P S L on the octave of Christmas. Tuesday marks the Feast of Circumcision and the Holy Eucharist at 9 o'clock. Grace church extends a cordial invitation to join in worship as the Christmas celebration continues through the week with music and hymns repeated. The Rector invites all to attend.
The First Baptist Church in Jonesboro led by Pastor L. T. Hastings will host a morning sermon on the question How Old Are You at year’s end. Sunday school starts 9 45 with a conference to elect officers and a Christmas offering noted. Evening service features student speakers and the parish school glee club with Lloyd Walters singing and Emmet Foster of Baylor speaking. Other local churchgoers and holiday activities noted.
Nicole Groult introduces a beige duvetyn coat with fox trim outlined in circles creating a wired look. The label shows a new Pagoda silhouette and evening gowns reaching ankle length with front slits revealing stockings.
Katie reveals the name Janet Rawdon and an address in Southampton from a cut blotter, suggesting she has found the woman blackmailing Mary. The narrator weighs risks of unmasking her, while considering repayment of Mary’s money and the potential harm to all involved. The scene hinges on Katie’s detective-like discovery and the tension of confronting the unknown suspect.
In the wake of a car crash Furo Dorai acn trooda Orcanesmus son lies bedridden while quarrels with his father haunt him. Hugo, Bunny, and Paul Mostyn figure in a tangle of engagements, deception, and rumor as Hugo schemes to end gossip by claiming a long hidden engagement with Bunny and reignite loyalty amid a web of love and mistaken loyalties.
Hugo learns Paul is innocent and Henrietta married Paul, as his father explains the truth and fosters a hopeful recovery. Henrietta brings letters showing engagements and support, Bunny’s kindness shines, and Tright aids Hugo’s return to health in a stormy morning mood shift.
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