Entertaining Visitors Mark Monroe Social Week
Mrs E Matteson of New Jersey, once Dolly Hudson, is feted in Monroe as visitors and social events flow through the week. Bridge luncheons, coffee hours, and receptions honor her, with Mrs Arthur Dryburgh, Mrs B D Hedges, and others hosting gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Matteson
New Jersey
Monroe
Dolly Hudson
Arthur Dryburgh
B. D. Hedges
Fred Fudickar
T. C. Rowland
A Baby For You Offers Hope and Home Method
A letter urges readers to contact Mrs. Mildred Owens in Kansas City Missouri for a simple home method that helped her after a 13 year denial. It claims many others found happiness and invites inquiries with confidence and personal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Owens
Dept. M
Hanan
Kansas City
Eyes Wide Open Draws In Love Hit To Bullseye
A playful line captures a woman who could hit the bullseye blindfolded and then finds love with eyes wide open, blending sharp skill with tender emotion in a literary vignette.
Social Page Seeks Reader News for Community
The department invites personal news and social events for the social page. Readers may contact the editor by telephone or other means to share information of general interest.
CommunityCalendar Highlights Local P.T.A and Civic Events
Local events include a Lakeside tea honoring Mrs. James A Noe and a Spaghetti supper sponsored by St Matthew P T A. Upcoming meetings feature Sherrouse P T A Barkdull Faulk study group Ouachita Parish P T A and American Legion auxiliary. D A R delegates travel to Washington for Good Citizenship Pilgrimage events and schedules include tours, luncheons and Medal awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. &. McKenzie
Lakeside Country Club
James A. Noe
St. Matthew P.T. A
Sherrouse P.T. A
Twentieth Century Book Club
W. Washburn
Barkdull Faulk
Ouachita Parish
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Julia Reid
The
Methodist Missionary Society
Minnie Maud Byatt
Grayling Lane
The Lady Never Mind The Lady By David Garth
Terry Willett travels by private car on a New York bound train after burying his father. Puff Harrington, Allaire West, and Ray West introduce intrigue as Willett declines a drink and meets a cavalier social set including a senator’s daughter. The party discusses Allaire, Ray’s daughter, and a Washington stop looms as Willett contemplates his future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synafsis
Verry Willett
Ree
New York
Terry
Ray West
Carolyn Harrington
Willett
Jasmin
Palva
Denbigh
Army
Puff
Fort Myer
Congress
Bucky Corrigan
Bucky
Lancelot
Terry Willett
South America
Ray
Ray Weet
Carteret
Allatre
Fox
Legation Club
Washington
Nell
Havana
John the Baptist
Blue Mountain College Alumnae Gather for National Meeting
Alumnae and former Blue Mountain College students from across the nation plan the National Student Alumnae association meeting in Blue Mountain Mississippi February 28 and 29. The program includes registration an alumnae executive committee meeting an open house a dinner a premiere operetta The Bohemian Girl and a Whitfield hall reception Founders day observance and an alumnae luncheon featuring Ambassador male quartet. Mrs Modena Lowrey Berry 85 vice president emerita invites all her girls to attend. Monroe Blue Mountain club officers include President Mrs Louis Hallum Vice President Mrs Henry Colbert and Secretary Treasurer Mrs A D Tisdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Moutain College
Blue Mountain
Miss
National
Student-Alumnae Association
United States
New York
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Tampa
Whitfield
National Association
Ambassador
Modena Lowrey Berry
Emerita
Monroe
Blue Mountain College Club
Louis Hallum
Henry Colbert
A. D. Tisdale
Annie Oakley at Paramount and Broadway Melody of 1936 at Capitol
Annie Oakley stars Barbara Stanwyck in a vivid biographical drama at the Paramount recounting the Ohio sharpshooter’s rise with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show and romance with Toby Walker. Also opening two day engagement of Broadway Melody of 1936 at the Capitol featuring Jack Benny, Eleanor Powell and Robert Taylor with five new songs from Brown and Freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Annie Oakley
Barbara Stanwyck
Paramount Theater
Ohio
Toby Walker
Annie
Jeff Hogarth
America
Toby
Buffalo Bill
Jeff
Europe
Preston Foster
Melvyn Douglas
Pert Kelton
Andy Clyde
Moroni Olsen
Capitol
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Capitol Theater
Jack Benny
Eleanor Powell
Robert Taylor
Hollywood
Una Merkel
June Knight
Nick Long, Jr
Wilma
Buddy Ebsen
Robert Wildhack
Frances Langford
Harry Stockwell
New York
Sid Silvers
King of the Stooges
M-G-M
Nacio Herb Brown
Arthur Freed
Brown and Freed
Thefts of Two Bicycles Reported Downtown
Police report Tuesday noted two bicycle thefts. One bike stolen from in front of the Paramount theater belonged to a son of Mrs. Anthony Fal Ida of 1601 Breard Street. the other belonged to Frank Cascio of 210 South Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Theater
Anthony Fal Ida
Breard Street
Frank Cascio
South Fifth Street
Foodstuffs Stolen From Layton Street Grocery
An assortment of foodstuffs was stolen from Mrs. W. E. Hudson’s grocery at 1116 Jackson street early Tuesday. Entry was gained by forcing the front door after cutting the screen door. Items taken included 20 dozen eggs five packages of chili two pounds of lard three gallons of syrup three hams three loaves of bread and three pounds of butter. Officers L. G. Parker and H. H. Douglas investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hudson
Jackson Street
Layton Place
L. G. Parker
H. H. Douglas
Real Estate Transfers Recorded Monday
Geo C Seay sells half interest in Riverside Realty Co block 1 lot 1 to Mrs Agnes Turk for 500 dollars. H R Kennedy sells to Dr J N Hood a lot in block 8 of Austin and Ebys first southern addition to West Monroe for 1911.16 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Seay
Agnes Turk
Riverside Realty Co
Hardtimes Plantation
H. R. Kennedy
J. N. Hood
Austin & Eby
West Monroe
City Court Monday Debtors and Offenses Heard
Trials before Judge W. M. Harper included Julius Alonzo charged with fighting and fined 10 dollars, Henry Miller a vagrancy case fined 60 days, Mrs Simms for drunkenness fined 7.50, Murphy Williams for drawing and displaying a knife with fighting fined 100 and 10, and Bill Rob appears in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Harper
Julius Alonzo
Henry Miller
Mrs. Simms
Murphy Williams
Bill Rob
City Jail Briefs Reflect Mix of Offenses and Fines
A fragmented police docket lists individuals including Henry Stock and Mack Williams each charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct, Wallace Atkins charged with vagrancy, Louis Thomisell cited for drunkenness at $12.50, and carrying concealed weapons with a $100 tag, all facing short jail terms or fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erson
Henry Stock
Mack Williams
Wallace Atkins
Louis Thomisell
Scout Executive Making Council Tour This Week
Ouachita Valley Boy Scout council executive Olan H. Black based in Monroe conducts a regional tour across Madison parish towns to support the annual financial drive. He visits Ruston Winnfield Ferriday Tallulah Dubach Ber Nice Winnsboro Delhi Rayville Bastrop Bonita in sequence concluding Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olan H. Black
Ouachita Valley Boy Scout Council
Monroe
Ruston
Winnfield
Ferriday
Tallulah
Madison Parish
Dubach
Bernice
Winnsboro
Delhi
Rayville
Bastrop
Bonita
Body Of Negro Drowned Here Is Not Recovered
The body of John Taylor, 31, a painter on the Illinois Central bridge, fell into the Ouachita river when a plank broke. Firemen had not recovered him by Tuesday noon after about 11 hours of dragging in severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
Ouachita River
Illinois Central Bridge
Liquid laxatives for home use recommend Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Doctors approve a measured liquid laxative for constipation in children and adults. Syrup Pepsin combines senna and cascara to form no habit, available by prescription and at drugstores. The dose is adjustable until normal bowel movement resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
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J. Emerson
John McGinnis
James Prendergast
Gerald Kearney
Bridge
Love
Reginald Field
Fairview
J. Prendergast
Field
Glenn Backshies
Charles Wallace
G. Neighbors
S. E. Huey
Robert McCoy
John Wooten
Vaughan Fields
Ned Wilson
Nathan Gaston
A. McGinn
R. Berry
L. Peindexter
Crawford Young
Elizabeth Kennedy
Dorothy Flanagan
D. T. Flanagan
West Texas
Texas Baptist Sunday School Department
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Stanton
Big Springs Association
College Baptist Student Union
W. N. Cozzens
Fort Worth
Sue Hefley
Sanders-Zeigler
Grayson Guthrie
Florence Zeigies
George Moffett
Virginia Hotel
Miss Hefley
J. N. White
Louisville
R. C. White
White
Speed Avenue
W. W. Walter
Jamie Lee White
Reese Major, Sr
A. B. Moore
Arkadelphia
Rko-Radio Picture
Nott, Rete
Betty Boop
Shorty
Coney Island
Ronald Colman
Charles Dickens
Tale OF Two Cities
Robere Taylor
FS Langford
P. Oom
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St. Matthews P.T. A
Louisiana
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. C
William A. Becker
National Society of D. A. R
Mount Vernon
Library of Congress
National Senate
House of Representatives
Constitutional Hall
Charles J. Bullock
Cambridge
Mass
National Society
New Orleans
James M. Belt
Longview
Texas
Julia Ann
Mrs. C. Harrison
New York City
C. W. Wallace
Washington, D. C
Judith Bernstein
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Mintz
City
Omega
Gatlin Wholesale Grocer Co. Wholesale
Ralph. Gatlin
Mino
David Garth
Hie
Steve Perry
Steve
Perry
Puff Harrington
asltep—Lancelot
Allaire
Jupiter
Union Station
Tamerrew
Lee Kuhn
Henry Haas
Dixie Welfare Club
J. B. Evans
Floy Hamm
Emma Rosenbaum
May Gardner
Mildred Schroeder
Scout
Kelvinator
Erator
Ning Post
DeSiard Street
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