22 Jan 1936
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1936
Page
1
Society editor notes January wanes as resolutions are tested and a new day begins. Celia Cole’s writings urge honesty, poise, and purpose, while Iris conservation updates reach gardeners. Mrs. Neel and Mrs. Parker hosted Mrs. Hill of Paducah for a ten hour visit with blossoms enhancing the scene.
A vintage ad mix shows Black-Draught as a laxative and general remedy with testimonials from Mrs. R. D. Thaxton of Lexington Georgia praising its use for constipation and evening relief. The passage also blends reflective memoirs about a new year and a garden of growth, urging a simpler life and renewed purpose.
Friends report the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crumpton for Dallas Texas where they will reside for the present. They have lived at Hotel Frances for the past year.
A spring fashion feature presents Anne Adams pattern X2595 in a light print for resort wear. Describes a graceful sleeve flare and yoke cut in one with sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42, fabric requirements and mail order details for The News-Star Pattern Department in New York.
Thursday brings YWCA annual meeting at the Y at 3 p.m. Dad's night at Georgia Tucker school with Miss Mary Mims speaking at 7 p.m. P T A members urged to attend. Friday features the Junior Musical Coterie with Miss Eloise Temple at 4 15 p.m. and Presbyterian auxiliary meeting at 7 30 p.m. Monday January 27 District Literary guild meeting with Mrs William Harper at 2 30 p.m. Sympathy sent to Mrs John Boatner Lamkin on her father's Gulfport, Mississippi passing. Mrs Frank Hill returns to Paducah Kentucky. L N club hosted by Miss Sarah Regan in Fairview with a musical hour and confectionery service. Society notes reflect election aftermath and a calmer social week ahead with Lakeside Country Club dancing and Mrs Howard Greene hosting coffee hour for Mrs Winsor of Providence Rhode Island.
The federal crop reporting service projects Florida to yield 26.5 million boxes of citrus for the 1935 36 season. The estimate reflects anticipated production volumes across citrus groves and related agricultural regions within the state.
In Propionoire a port famed for coffee dominates the economy and politics. Terry Willett presses Drake for fast action on a vital requisition amid fever and looming revolution. The capital awaits but danger, cables, and a tense race for supplies frame the mission.
Delhi residents report guests including Elmer Matherne of Baton Rouge and Paul Davis with Mack of Ruston. The Lottie Moon Circle of the Baptist M E M met for weekly devotionals led by Mrs. Post from Romans chapter twelve. Circle officers for 1936 were elected with Mrs. Post as chairman and others serving as co-chairman secretary treasurer and various chairmanships.
A brief note reports a flower theme observed in Ta at event Fidelis Decoration. The fragment mentions flowers and decoration but lacks full context or names of people or organizations.
Norine Collins spoke on Fit Vase to the Flowers Audrey Tuc discussed The Placing of Cuts Flowers Helen Huggins presented Real Winter Bouquets and the class heard talks on How to Arrange Flowers by a group of tenth grade home economics girls.
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