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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1936

Page

2

Visiting New Year Traditions and Local Social Highlights

The piece reflects on New Year customs such as visiting friends, sharing food, burning Christmas greens, and socializing to start 1937. It highlights a Phi Kappa ball at the Frances hotel with John Sherrouse Jr and Dorothy Sherrouse as a central figure, plus a quiet Christmas Eve marriage of Dorothy Williams to Guy Armstrong and future plans to reside in West Monroe.

Dorothy Williams Charles Williams Swartz Guy Armstrong H. A. Armstrong West Monroe I. L. Yeager

Morning After Headache Remedy Ad Says BC Helps

An old advertisement promotes BC as a quick relief for morning after headaches and neuralgia. It urges keeping BC on hand in 10¢ and 25¢ sizes or by the dose at fountains.

Upcoming social events and wedding notices headline

A sequence of social gatherings and celebrations is listed from New Year's Eve through January 11 at various venues including Lakeside Country Club and Lotus Club. The centerpiece is the wedding of Miss Mary Louise O'Donnell and Mr. Frederick Seaman on January 11 at the Frances hotel Cherokee terrace, with international speakers featured on an upcoming radio broadcast.

Lakeside Country Club Charles LeDoux Grammont Breard Mary Louise O'Donnell K. W. Brown Frederick Seaman C. P. Gray Seaman-O'Donnell Lotus Club Abe Arent D. I. Hirsch Suzanne Hirsch Miss O'Donnell Seaman James Leake Louise Morrison Prioleau Ellis Seaman-O’donnell Cherokee Terrace Frances Hotel Winnifred Kydd Kingston Can Agnes Macphail House of Commons Ottawa Mme Frantiska Plamiikova Prague Senate Ernest L. Franklin Sheila Kaye-Smith Israel Zabgwill London Eng Leon Brunschweig Gertrude van Tyn Holland Daisy di Carpenetto Italy Betty Khelsberg Norway Sonia Branting Westerstahl Sweden Marie Ginsburg Switzerland League of Nations Carrie Chapman Catt New York Hannah J. Solomon Chicago Arthur Brin Minneapolis Council of Jewish Women Maurice L. Goldman Rebekah Kohut M. C. Sloss San Francisco Marion M. Miller National Council

Sugar Bowl Guests from Deep South and Local Residents

Mr and Mrs Joseph Washburn will stay at the Roosevelt in New Orleans for the week and attend the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. John Sherrouse Jr and Henry Bedenharn Jr motored to New Orleans for the game. Miss Ethel Lane of Walds Ark visited Miss Stella Vinson. Mr and Mrs Joseph Thompson of Collinston, recently released from Bastrop hospital, return home. Mr and Mrs George Trousdale travel to Long Beach for the Rose Bowl. Jack Rogers and Wilson Ewing visit New Orleans and plan to attend the Sugar Bowl. Mrs Reynolds McWilliams and children return from Eau Claire Wis to their home on Pine Street. Dr and Mrs R Gaston and son visit in New Orleans for Christmas. Mrs Mary Gary of Gulfport visits Lamkin family and returns Friday with Lamkins and Sara Talbert. Dr Joseph Brown and wife travel to New Orleans for Sugar Bowl. Daughters of the American Revolution inquiries surge at Washington HQ led by Mrs William Becker.

Joseph Washburn New Orleans Roosevelt George Trousdale Long Beach Calif M. Collins Jack Rogers Wilson Ewing Sugar Bowl John Sherrouse Reynolds McWilliams Mrs. McWilliam Eau Claire Wis Mr. McWilliams J. W. McWilliams Pine Street Mary Gary Gulfport John Boamer Lamkin Lamkin Sara Talbert Joseph Brown Daughters of the American Revolution National Washington William A. Becker A. E. Wilenzick Roosevelt Hotel

Sit-i-cide Scabies Treatment Promises Fast Kill

An advertised liquid preparation named Sit-i-cide claims to kill every scabies parasite in contact within thirty minutes by penetrating to beneath the cuticle. Marketed by The Death By Own Action Company of Commerce Georgia, it is available at druggists or by direct order for 60 cents.

Suicide Company, Inc Commerce, Ga

DAR Chapter Growth and Holiday Socials Highlight Local News

D A R chapters report steady membership gains with 1 918 new members accepted. New York leads with 175 chapters, California 88, and western growth noted. Social notices list families visiting in Chicago New Orleans and Memphis plus a German Brockengespenst sunset phenomenon seen from the Brocken peak.

Sue Reynolds Spencer China England France Germany Italy New York State Pennsylvania Ohio Becker California Colorado Oregon Washington Louisiana

Murder We By Laurence

Inspector Hylton pursues Arthur Burdett murder leads when a tramp places Dale Shipley near the victim’s house at the time. Shipley, Burdett’s half nephew recently cut from the will, becomes central as Hylton reshapes the crime around the tramp’s account. The tale proves gruesome and shocks Sergeant White.

Synumsis Hylton Arthur Burdett Dale Shipley Miser Dale Hylton i3 Sergeant White Shipley White Durley Mr. Shipley

Shipley confronts dark deeds as Inspector pursues clues

In a tense scene, Hylton and White discuss a possible murder linked to Shipley's temper and prior taunts. A chess diversion follows as they project tomorrow’s fallout while private trysts unfold between Alice White and Harry Small. Inspector Hylton traces a store clue implicating Mrs Fenton and Mrs Reeves.

Holiday Visitors Stop In From Monroe And Marshall

Bonita Dr. and Mrs. E J Young and their children of Monroe and Bill Y Young of Marshall visited Mrs. Carrie Young over the holidays. Drs W E and Irma S Jones and Wood Scott of Monroe were guests of Mr and Mrs C V Shear. Mrs Walter Baggett visited in Gould Arkansas recently. Mr and Mrs Robert Hope and daughter Yvonne of Monroe and Mr and Mrs Charlie Hove of Oak Grove were noted in the social items.

Jean Graves Ronald Lee Davis St. Francis Sanitarium E. J. Young Monroe Bill Y. Young Marshall, Tex Carrie Young Walter Baggett Gould, Ark Robert Hope Yvonne Charlie Hove Oak Grove

Christmas Visit With Mrs. R. W. Hope

The record notes a holiday visit spent with Mrs. R. W. Hope during the Christmas season.

Chapmans Host Northeast Center Students Visit

Enterprise Edison and Herbert Chapman, students at Northeast Center of Louisiana State University, visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Chapman.

Bob Scott Fred Yancey, Jr Weedon Smith Howard Wright, Jr H. P. Wheeler Louisiana State University

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John Sherrouse, Jr Culver Military Academy Phi Kappa Cherokee Dorothy Mae Sherrouse Durwood Griffin Horizon Sherrouse McVae Oliver Jack Williams Tuscaloosa Ala Ouachita Parish High School Simonton Grain Company of Siegle DeSiard Street Sadler Bible John Munholland James C. Liner Melba Liner F. C. Bennett Catholic Ladies’ Altar Society John Collens Bres Avenue Dean Selig Irvin Wolf Marty Louise O'Donnell Ferd Levi Stat! Stationery CO DeSiard St Henry Biedenharn, Jr Ethel Lane Walds, Ark Stella Vinson Joseph Thompson Collinston Bastrop Hospital R. Gaston Robert Gaston Nathan Gaston Fairview Avenue D. A. R. Chapters Mollie Gregory Women's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church Gertrude Gregory E. D. Orwell W. B. Ellerbe J. S. Brady, Jr A. R. Kirby R. B. Alexander A. A. Kemp F. J. Grayson Mrs. Louis Cohn Chicago, Ill E. J. Morton Houston C. S. Sims South Grand Street D. Atkins Ruston Harold Dixon Mr. Dixon Mary Trousdale Maudice Cargill Richard Sadler Alexandria Lorraine Matthews Paul Matthews Memphis St. Elmo Newton Brocken Harz Mountains Laurence Alice White Nyeton Arry Small Small Harry Small Alice Harry Jimmy Old Burdett Kingsley Hylton Luxor Miss Neve Enderton Jonesville O. W. Spinks Haughton Charles West St. Joseph Louis Grayson Grayson, la Malcolm Grayson Frank Cooper H. W. le Tissier Charles Wurster A. P. Acosta Bunkie Roy Wellburn H. D. Habergan Texarkana, Tex Elbert Davis Mrs Gee Davis Perry, Ark Ophelia Jones Marion, Miss Charles Phillips Mrs Mack Phillips C. C. Guss R. B. Fritz Wilbur Ellis Lois White A L. White Katherine Beard Sicily Island Henry Attinger Dorothy Tennessee H. W. Wright Leo Armstrong E. R. Yancey Cyril Mrs. L. Yancey George V. Cotton Winnsboro N. R. Cotton Jonesville Bridge Club S. L. Marvin E. H. Scott Thomas Carraway Marvin Jackson Mississippi J. D. Field Shreveport Rex Farmer and Son Rayville Mrs. Farmer W. W. Lester Faye Foster Grant, la C. E. Foster H. W. LeTissier C. E. Enete Cha Phillips R. P. Boyd L. C. Spencer Henry Jene EF. H. Scott Beth Spinks Elizabeth Spencer Sophie Newcomb College Misses Rose Geraldine Snyder Neva Thelma Foreman Sibyl Wurster Effie Elaine Young Mary Emmaline Kirby Lillian Young Elizabeth Beard Hazel Beard W. E. Beard Chase School Mary Fenton Bonita Jane Turner Lee Tracy Gloria Stuart Capitol THE Mystery Eddie Quillan Charlotte Henry Tom Tyler Ev Ag Paramount Warner Baxter June White Hunter Shirley Temple Betty Boop Eddie Bunchek Polo Joe LCM Nca Gallagher Joseph King - Cordon Eliott Codger Ate Arucorshi And Mae West R. W. Hope Willie McWilliams Gladewater, Tex
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