Trial Of Mary Dugan Presented At Monroe Courthouse
The Monroe Little theater staged The Trial of Mary Dugan in a parish courtroom setting directed by Jackson Purdy of Houston. Francine Loeser starred as Mary Dugan with Ulmer McDonald as Jimmy Dugan delivering praised performances. the cast included Helen Sproles Dolly Roberts Mary Jane Gill Sue Hefley and others as Attendants and staff.
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Mary Dugan
Jackson Purdy
Houston
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Monroe Little Theater
Monroe
Francine Loeser
Miss Loeser
Ulmer McDonald
Jimmy Dugan
Mr. McDonald
Helen Sproles
Dolly Roberts
Mary Jane Gill
Sue Hefley
Marie Ducrot
Eld
D. M. Doughty
Doughty
Wayne Wamsley
Pauline Agguerro
Eiieens MacKinnon
H.C. Wreten
Price
Durwood Griffin
J.C. Russell James Madison
Scherck
Mary O'Donnel
Bee
Wayne D. Wainsley
Crib
H. Davis
Ira C.castles, Jr
Edward Westoo
Gene Daspit
Nash
Thotines Davenport
Dagmar Lorne
Follies
May Harris
Patterns and social notes fill a busy page
The page blends a fashion pattern ad for pattern X2594 with sizes 12 to 20 and 30 to 40 and a New York mailing address, with a long roster of named officials, reporters, and social club members. It also recounts a literature and art meeting at Mrs. J. R. Humble’s home featuring talks on Louisiana art and modern life, plus a host of attendees and a tea.
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Louisiana
Ellsworth Woodward
Adrian Brewer
Alberta Kinsey
J. G. Durrett
Mesdames H. L. Breard
J. P. Brown
Duncan Cook
Herbert Dickard
S&s
A. D. Tisdale
Allaire West in a web of rebellion and flight
In a volatile coffee country, Allaire West faces danger as Terry Willett and George Fox work to shield her. A revolutionary mood grips the region while Willett plans to sail aboard the Parajibo and Fox seeks a safe exit for American staff and Allaire.
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Terry Willett
Guarreal
Hilder
Terry
Hildex
George Or
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Louisiana Legion Auxiliary members plan conference attendance
Mrs. L. J. Hulin of Bunkie will represent Louisiana at the area child welfare conference in Atlanta February 8 and 9. Charles M. Mitchell of Monroe and Roland Howell of Thibodaux will join the delegation after Mrs. McCormick cannot attend. Mrs. W. H. Hamley of Lake Providence seeks state presidency. Calvin travels to Hot Springs for a week. Frances hotel hosts a 12:30 p.m. business meeting and 1 p.m. luncheon. Emily Miller returns from Shreveport where she saw Death Takes a Holiday staged. the show runs a second week.
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Bunkie
American Legion Auxiliary
Louisiana
Atlanta
McCormick
Charles M. Mitchell
Monroe
The
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Roland Howell
Thibodaux
Auxiliary
W. H. Hamley
Lake Providence
Mabel Roderick
McCormic
Emily Miller
Shreveport
Little Theater
Social Page Seeks Notices for Public Interest
The social desk invites readers to contact the editor with information about personal news and social events of general interest. Telephone or other communication is encouraged to ensure timely publication.
Community Club Notices And Society Meetings
Twin City P T A council meets at the courthouse at 4 pm with semi annual reports due. Julia Reid circle of the Methodist Missionary society meets with Mrs T A Pharr at 312 Rochelle Avenue this afternoon. Thompson Wood Lee auxiliary convenes at 3 pm with members urged to attend. Friday night sees Tehlis grotto dancing at the Masonic temple. Monroe Garden club gathers at 2 pm at the American Legion home for a round table on Information Gained From My Garden. A Sharp Music club meets at Miss Sara Tabb's Fairview home at 4 15 pm. Junior Charity League luncheon recaps committee reports. thrift shop chairwoman urged February sale contributions. Baby clinic notes 28 new patients in January and 93 children treated last month with one hospital patient cared for by the league. Finance chairwoman reports the president's ball was a success. A government day nursery store donation announced by league president Milling Bernstein. Members listed include Mrs. Mil am and many others from local clubs. Alto writer Connie McReynolds featured in American Voices 1935 anthology. 2500 manuscripts submitted, 300 chosen. Joseph Piraino of Milwaukee visiting relatives here. Missouri Pacific Women's club hosts a cake walk Friday at 8 pm.
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P.T. A. Council
Julia Reid
Methodist Missionary Society
T. A. Pharr
Rochelle Avenue
P.m
Thompson Wood Lee
Business and
DeWitt Milam
Thrift Shop
Bernard Biedenharn
Nathan Gaston
League
Milling Bernstein
Government Day Nursery
Walter Black
Merrill Bush
Neil Buie
Malcolm Biedenham
Gordon Cummings
Duncan Cook
Frances Leavell
Louise Kellogg
Henry Stevens
Marie Collens
Sue Graves
Gertrude Hart
Violet Meyer
Connie McReynolds
Adelia Sander
Eleanor Faulk
Beverly Fauntleroy
Ann Platt
Robbie Lee Hanna
Community Weekenders Visit From Nearby Towns
Marton students at Louisiana Tech in Ruston spent a weekend at home with family and friends. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Branch and daughter of Winnfield, Mrs. Nina Carmichael of Bernice, Mrs. Olive Wheelis and others, plus extended visits in Farmerville and Bernice with relatives and former teachers.
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Ruston
Max Watson
Mark Wheelis
Woodrow Brown
Sadie Lee Andrews
Nina Carmichael
Bernice
B. J. Gulley
Local visitors and school party share news from Olla area
Olla residents Mrs. B J Woodard and Misses Rosa and Buena Weaver visited friends. Miss Frankie Ethridge returned from Kelly to her sister Mrs W E Collet. Mrs Henry Hinton and baby came back from New Orleans after medical care. Ninth grade students held an old fashioned arty at Mrs Alice Morris with candy making and games. Notable attendees included Elizabeth Allison Marjorie Dell Morris Elizabeth Roan Zelma Morris Erline Harris Laverne Blake Ursel Blake Meryl Crise Marie Tannehill Dennis Blake Lionel Brooks Ariel Randell Bennet Bass Marshal Etheridge Carl Randall Windall Blake Adrian Mc Broom and T M Cornwell. The longest elephant task on record measured 11 feet 5 1 2 inches.
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Alice Morris
Elizabeth Allison
Marjorie Dell Morris
Elizabeth Roan
Zelma Morris
Erline Harris
Laverne Blake
Ursel Blake
Meryl Crise
Marie Tannehill
Dennis Blake
Lionel Brooks
Ariel Randell
Bennett Bass
Marshal Etheridge
Carl Randall
Windall Blake
Adrian McBroom
T. M. Cornwell
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