Social Realm Casts Schedule and News from Monroe
Eva Bradford lists upcoming community events in Monroe including Troop Two Boy Scouts banquet at the Presbyterian church, Four Leaf Bridge Club gathering, and Baptist Woman's Missionary Society meetings. Also notes hospital updates, visits, and society club activities with releases from Lotus Club and Chamber of Commerce events.
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the Presbyterian Church
West Monroe Baptist Missionary Society
W. L. Stevens
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
J. R. White
N. E. Joyner
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Henry Vaughn
Fourth Street
Elmer Richards
Bres Avenue
W. I. Williams
Sixth Street
Henry Leibreich
Harrison Street
O. B. Morton
Jackson Street
W. B. Brown
Evening gowns highlight trains and flares in modern fashion
An article by Annette Bradshaw surveys contemporary formal gowns showcasing trains and flares. It notes yellow velvet sheath frocks with chiffon trims, flame velvet dresses with low V necks and chiffon inserts, and trains favored by actresses. Train lengths vary from straight backs to looping drapes sometimes ending in tassels.
Sousa Band May Visit Monroe Askin Letter Calls Action
The Times Star reports a letter from Henry Askin publicist for Sousa's Band stating a 1925 1926 tour is planned with a December 1925 Louisiana stop. Citizens and local groups are urged to organize quickly to bring the ensemble to Monroe and boost cultural life.
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Monroe
Monare News-Star
Henry Askin
Sousa
Louisiana
Ennis
Green's Market advertises Winesap apples at 20c per dozen
A brief market notice lists Winesap apples priced at twenty cents a dozen at Green's Market and Grocery. It also mentions Al-e-co product guaranteed for indigestion at 3 for one dollar.
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Green’s Market and
5 Pounds Good Beef Roast at 75 Cents Saturday
Greens Market and Grocery advertises a 5 pound beef roast for 75 cents per pound for one Saturday only. The notice is brief and contains no other details such as location or contact.
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Greens Market & Grocery
Altar theme in revival sermon at Methodist Protestant service
The Austin revival meeting centered on the altar as Dr. Johnson preached from Matthew 23 19 noting consecration sanctification and two meanings for sanctify The service included musical offerings by Mrs Rollins and a violin accompaniment by Miss Helen Vawter with prayers by Rev F M Freeman The sermon stressed a separated altar cleansing the gift and its effect
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Andrew Johnson
Christ
Dr. Johnson
Semi Formal Paris Gown With Crepe Satin Tunic
The dress features a tunic worn over a costume slip in soft crepe satin rosewood. Silk and bead embroidery with moire ribbon trim, square neck, and optional sleeves. Medium size uses 4 yards 36 inch material, 144 yard lining, and 3% yards ribbon. Pictorial Review No. 2449. Sizes 34 to 48 bust. price 45 cents. Embroidery No. 12765. Transfers blue or yellow 40 cents.
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Paris
Pictorial Review
Darwin Theory Lecture Spark at Local Churches
Dr. Johnson plans a Sunday mass meeting at First Methodist on the topic Bombarding the Biological Booster or Ten Fatal Gaps in Darwin's Theory. He will also address the Boy Scout banquet at First Presbyterian before the revival meeting sermon.
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Johnson
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Oysters at Green's Market & Grocery
Oysters advertised at Green's Market & Grocery with 16-1t (one sixteenth? sale note) noted in local shop listing.
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Green's
Green’s Market & Grocery
Sir Ian Hamilton Accepts Challenge to Dine at Womens Club
London dispatch says Sir Ian Hamilton, who attacked women’s clubs for their cocktails and atmosphere, has accepted Irene Manby of the Ladies’ National Club challenge to dine at her club without cocktails.
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London
Ian Hamilton
Ian
Irene Manby
Ladies’ National Club
Sir Ian
California Oranges 20 Cents a Dozen
Green Market and Grocery advertises California oranges at 20 cents per dozen with a brief note or price tag.
Early Spring Inoculation Urged to Fight Charbon
Louisiana State Livestock Sanitary Board urges early triple vaccination against charbon after past outbreaks. Vaccination begins in spring with three doses fourteen days apart under veterinary supervision to protect draft animals before peak season and limit spread.
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Louisiana State Livestock Sanitary Board
Barbon
1700 Pennies in Bag Wages, Says Worker
Danville Kentucky dispatch reports Will Henry, a railroad worker from Meridian Mississippi, claimed his foreman paid wages in pennies in a sack similar to those used by Hamilton National Bank of Chattanooga. He was sent to the workhouse to give authorities time to investigate.
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Danville
Hamilton National Bank of Chattanooga
Will Henry
Meridian
Miss
Southern Railway
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Eva Bradford
Eva C. Bradford
Lucille Stroud
Four Leaf Bridge Club
West Monroe Baptist Sunbeams
Alpha Delphian
J. D. McCranie
T. J. Davis
Schumpert Sanitarium
Shreveport la
Alex Landrum
St. Francis Sanitarium
Mrs. Brown
New Orleans
Joe Mangham
Shreveport
W. H. Jordon
West Monroe
Charles J. Shea
C. J.jr
John Shea
Alexandria
G. W. Lorraine
Winnfield
B. M. Wakefield
Jackson
Sarah Dell
Mrs. Wakefield
B. M. Jr
R. 0. Morrison
Lotus Club
Charles Phillips
Harry Oliver
Mmes
J. B. Vaughn
Elmer Slagle
Clarence Slagle
Travis Oliver
Carl McHenry
Business and Professional Women’s
Chamber of Commerce
Lera Bryant
Annette Bradshaw
Sea Island
Wextalo
Postaoffick
Frank Edney
N. Sth
Dail
California
Green Market and Grocery
Carol Flower
Reviera
South Monroe
R. R. McCord
Gordon Ave
Stubbs Avenue
Just
Jake Herrman
DeSiard St
Johnnie Smith
Elbert
111 Jackson