Miss Georgine Cole Entertained At Bridge In West Monroe
A pre nuptial bridge tea at the W M Washburn home honors Miss Georgine Cole with hostesses Misses Katherine and Sara Cole Morrison. Guests include many named ladies and the bride to be Miss Doris Gates with Mr William E Hayes of Memphis. The event features orchid tulips and a luncheon, gifts for high score and consolation, and notes a forthcoming marriage in West Monroe between Doris Gates and William E Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgine Cole
Katherine
Sara Cole Morrison
Bridge
W. M. Washburn
Foster Wallace
Elizabeth Casper
Miss Cole
Trousseau
Doris Gates
A. J. Gates
William E. Hayes
Memphis
Hayes
West Monroe
Amburg Construction Company
J. B. Emery
Otis Lanier
Grace Dill
Jewel Furlow
Audrey Donnell
Ida Frank Archie
W. E. Hayes
Black and White Ointment for Pimply Skin
Cure claim for pimply skin using Black and White Ointment. Trial size ten cents and large can twenty five cents. Ads promote use with Black and White Skin Soap and note the product is famous for over twenty years.
Roy Sisters to headline floor show at Cherokee Terrace
The Roy Sisters will perform in the floor show at Cherokee Terrace atop Hotel Frances during Saturday night’s dance. They headline Pootlight Parade touring the southeast and southwest, after appearing at Mary Lee Kelly Night Club in Panama City. Others include Joan Cavil from Chez Paree New Orleans and acrobatic dancer Shirley Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sisters
Cherokee Terrace
Hotel Frances
New Orleans
Shirley
Night in New York Sparks With Shadowed Romance
Terry Willett halts work on his Palea River project after his father’s death. In New York, Puff Harrington lures him into a party spree, dressing him for nightlife and a sequence of clubs, as his thoughts drift to a Washington woman and a looming personal struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Wilett
Palea River
Tropics
States
Tie
Washington
Bucky Corripart
Palva
Lime
New York
Illett
Puff Harrington
Willett
Tello
Louise
Louise Marran
Terry
West House
Thither
Abraham Lincoln
Lancelot
Puff
Statesman
Terry Willett
Community groups schedule events this Thursday
The Junior Red Cross meets at 4 p.m. to elect officers. Dixie Welfare Club hosts a colonial tea at Mrs. Sackett’s home from 3 to 5 and 8 to 10 p.m. Georgia Tucker PTA meets, Founders Day film shown. Legion auxiliary gathers at the Legion home at 7 30 with an Americanism program led by Mrs. Alfred Reid. Missouri Pacific Women’s Club meets at 2 30 p.m. Swartz PTA holds 3 30 p.m. session. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Biedenharn and guests return from Mardi Gras in New Orleans en route home via Bayou Teche. Mrs. W F Cummings is ill after minor surgery at Vaughan Wright Bendel clinic. Miss Minnie Cole returns from Ole Miss for her sister Georgine Cole’s March 4 wedding with John Holmes. Mrs. Malcolm Biedenham arranged a coffee hour for Mrs. Averett of Chattanooga last Saturday. other informal events for Mrs. Averett followed, including a Frances Hotel luncheon and Mrs. Carl McHenry’s bridge at her Fairview home. Mrs. Parker McComb announces a Junior Red Cross meeting Thursday afternoon with committee reports and officer elections. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McHenry depart Saturday for New York for a Vanderbilt hotel stay and a Southern Carbon company business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Dixie Welfare Club
Malcolm Biedenhamn
Clarence Averett
Chattanooga
Tenn
Averett
Biedenharn
New Orleans
Rances
Ben Downing
Carl McHenry
Fairview
Carnival Guests and Lent Notes From New Orleans Visit
Mrs. R R Rhymes and daughter Jane visited New Orleans and stayed at the Roosevelt hotel during carnival season. Miss Robertine Rhymes and classmate Maury Frances Parnell joined from Gulf Park college Gulfport Miss. Ash Wednesday marks Lent with devout services and reflection as Easter falls on April 12. Mrs Henry Guerriero and Henry Jr and Mrs Thomas J Sandridge and Thomas Jr returned from a week in New Orleans enjoying carnival balls and parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Rhymes
Jane
New Orleans
Roosevelt Hotel
Robertine Rhymes
Maury Frances Parnell
Gulf Park College
Gulfport
Henry Guerriero
Henry, Jr
Thomas J. Sandridge
Thomas, Jr
Social page seeks reader tips for upcoming events
The social department invites personal news and social items. Readers are urged to contact the editor by telephone or other means with information of general interest for publication on the social page.
Laurel and Hardy in Balfe's Bohemian Girl at Paramount
The Paramount presents Laurel and Hardy in a Hal Roach MGM feature comedy using Balfe's The Bohemian Girl. The duo delivers colorful performances with the original music providing a lively backdrop. last night the theater was full and the audience enjoyed the brisk, humorous take on the classic story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Lauren and Hardy
Balfe
Stan
Ollie
Michael Balfe
Laurel and Hardy
Paramount Theater
Steamboat Round the Bend at Capitol theater
The Capitol screens Fox Film's Steamboat Round the Bend with Will Rogers and Irvin S. Cobb in a high comedy rivalry. Rogers as captain of the Claremore Queen partners with Anne Shirley in a romance amid a steamboat race, with Cobb opposing on the Pride of Paducah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Capitol Theater
Fox Film
Will Rogers
Irvin S. Cobb
Rogers
Anne Shirley
John McGuire
McGuire
Crusty
Paducah
New Orleans
Irvin Cobb
America
Dudley Nichols
Lamar Trotti
John Ford
Inter-Racial Scout Leader Visits Ouachita Council
Stanley A Harris national inter racial director of the Boy Scouts of America visited the Ouachita Valley Boy Scout council in Monroe for a luncheon with the sub committee of the board. A discussion covered organizing negro scout troops on a limited basis. Harris and council executive Olan H Black then went to Ruston for a similar meeting with local officials and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley A. Harris
Boy Scouts of America
New York City
Nown
Ouachita Valley Boy Scout Council
W. M. Harper
Herman Masur
J. W. Rohr
Sam Davis
Monroe
EB. L. Walker
Rushton
Olan H. Black
Mr. Harris
Ruston
Home Club Leads in Grow Healthy Chicks Program
Eureka Home Demonstration club reports 81 percent hatch success for last year among members. Each member blood-tests chickens and follows the Grow Healthy Chicks program. Mrs Jewel Mc Quiller spoke on home raised foods. Next meeting at Mrs Susie Jordan. About 20 000 troops stationed on Oahu Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Home Demonstration Club
Ivey Frost
Jewel McQuiller
Parish Home
Susie Jordan
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Ocie
Eve C. Bradford
Terial
Minnie Cole
Leigh Russell
Sue Graves
Jean Dryburgh
Violet Meyer
Elizabeth Kennedy
Ellen Kent Millsaps
Ruth Easterling
Margaret Hudson
Marie Dell Horuff
Elizabeth Williams
Miriam McGimsey
Morton Braswell
Amos Smelser
Charles Slade
James Trousdale
Melville Vaughn
Glenn Backshies
Travis Marks
Antonio Moreno
Jacqueline Wells
Bolfa
Nathanie Shilkret
James W 'Horne
Charles Rogers
MOO
Late News
Karloffee Bela Lugosi
Frances Drake
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Rose Marie
Janet Powell
Married People's Card Club
B. D. Hodges
Powell
Detroit
E. B. Slade
T. C. Rowland
G. P. Stubbs
Vernon Marsh
Bert Williams
Mrs. Powell
Mmes
George Weaks
Albert Horuff
Joseph Renwick
Victor Barringer
Percy Sander
L. B. Ferguson
Walter Meyer
Fred Pudickar
Minnie Ruffin
J. W. McWilliams
J. R. Gilhura
J. H. Trousdale
T. C. Rowland, Vernon Marsh
and B. D. Hodges
George Weeks
R. B. Frizzell
J. R. Gilhurn
Monnie Ruffin
Anna Abbington
FE. Seymour, Sr
J. G. Durrett
Harry Oliver
Georgia Tucker P.T. A
Hennry Biedenharn
Athinta
Palm Beach
Lakeside Country Club
Musie
Crone
Merry Makers
Vogue
Deir Od
THE
Maven
David Garbhrisis
Ahey
Earl of Westminster
Puft
Tey
Christy
Gretchen Tillinghast
Ned
Joe
David Garth
Missouri Pacific Women’s Club
Swartz P.T. A
Malcolm Biedenharn
W. F. Cummings
North Second Street
University of Mississippi
John Holmes
Parker McComb
Vanderbilt Hotel
Mr. McHenry
Southern Carbon Company
Layton Place
Mae Busch
Princess Arline
Darla Hood
James Finlayson
William P. Carleton
Island of
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Hawaii
Vicks VA
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