Gumps A Peek At Paradise And Hidden Pride
A distressed speaker laments poverty and pride amid wants for basic food and a modest coat. The letter asks Henrietta where her nerve is as she dodges bills and social pressures.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1925
Page
2
A distressed speaker laments poverty and pride amid wants for basic food and a modest coat. The letter asks Henrietta where her nerve is as she dodges bills and social pressures.
Rev. F M Freeman urged unity between the public and city police at a First Methodist service in Monroe. He praised Col R A Young Jr and warned that officers face danger and criticism while urging the public to back law enforcement and aid officers with information. He called for cooperation and Christian principles to ease duties and improve results.
Silas W Hobbs aged 73 and longtime Ouachita parish farmer died at his home on Saturday. Burial followed Sunday at Walnut Grove cemetery. Survived by wife and several children. Samuel Duvors age 3 son of Mr and Mrs S F Duvors died late Saturday night at home in LaPine Ward 3. Burial Sunday in Mt Vernon cemetery.
Adele Garrison’s Confessions of a Wife features Missee Graham and Mother Graham lurking in a garden woodland as Lee Chow guides a hidden rendezvous. An aged visitor arrives, probing a deal while tension rises between hidden parties and a wary mother-in-law.
Dr Johnson wraps two weeks of services at Stone Ave Church with two crowded congregations. Morning sermon on the Ten Ships from the 23rd Psalm covered Authorship through Ownership. evening sermon on the second coming discussed pre millennial viewpoints, noting Moody Chapman Billy Sunday and others.
Advertisement touts Tanlac as Nature's tonic made from roots and herbs. It claims a man regained 20 pounds after six bottles and urges readers to visit their druggist to feel healthier and productive quickly.
A sermon by Dr. Johnson drew attentive audiences and was praised as among his best in these meetings. Altar services occurred at all Sunday sessions, nine members joined the Methodist Protestant Church, and three were baptized by Dr. Stephen B. Williams. An offering of $332.44 was presented to Dr. Johnson, a $60 love offering to the pastor, and a $25 bank gift to pianist Beatrice Yeager.
Stop Your Cold Tonight. A Bond's Pill at bedtime will help you feel well tomorrow. Colds and influenza can't take hold when Bond's Pills keep the bowels open and drive out germs. Get a bottle at any drug store. 25c.adv.
The 1925 state convention of Macabees ended with a banquet at the Hotel Monroe attended by over a hundred delegates. Speeches by Bulger Rev F M Freeman Charles Hartley and Frank O Croy praised building the Tent in Louisiana. Bulger noted Louisiana bonds and mortgage notes totaling over 1.5 million and Ouachita parish notes worth 109000.
The meeting raised about 500 dollars with little effort and attendees enjoyed the event. The pastor and church members praised Dr. Johnson for his work in the city and his outreach to community groups including the high school Rotary Club State Industrial School for boys and church groups.
Miss Mamie Gene Cole Junior Superintendent of Christian Endeavor in the southern states addressed a Presbyterian church meeting drawing a large group of C E members and parents. She praised the Louisiana turnout noting three visits here showed growing interest surpassing Baton Rouge and Shreveport.
A church evening service drew a full auditorium as speakers highlighted religious influence on youths. The gathering emphasized how faith shapes daily life and choices for young attendees.
The Le Grand hotel management has just let the contract for an annex to the south of the main building. Work will start at once under contractor C. W. Sally. The annex will provide several rooms, each with bath and complete furnishings. The cost vote for the annex is given as the document progresses.
A project valued at $15,000 is to be completed within six ty days.
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