Social happenings in Hact show busy week for clubs and society
Eva Bradford reports on church meetings, charity events, and visits of guests. Highlights include the Young People's Methodist Missionary Society gathering, a Mah Jongg benefit at the Y M H A Club, Bible study at First Presbyterian, and the Mothers Club at St Mathew's Parochial. Socials feature Mr. and Mrs. Morrison hosting a Married People's Card Club, and Mrs. Lowenberg as a Dallas guest. Several residents travel or recover, while Miss Gleaves from Washington D C is feted in New Orleans during Mardi Gras. The piece notes weather and a Victor concert at the Saenger, plus a Saturday Afternoon Bridge Club gathering and ornate gift presentations for high scores.
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Young People’s Methodist Missionary Society
Vem
First Presbyterian Church
Mother’s Club
St. Mathew’s Parochial School
JR. C. Morrison
Pine Street
Julia Gleaves
Washington, D
Guy P. Stubbs
Society
New Orleans
H J Larson
Leo Vandegaer
Fred Hill
Felix Terzia
Caro Webb
Evelyn Ammon
Miss Hackenjos
Spring Hint From Jonquils In Mrs Breard’s Reception
Yellow jonquils arranged in pottery pieces in the reception room of Mrs Gram Breard’s home on Saturday afternoon carried a message of approaching springtime. A further spring cue appeared in the artistic score cards distributed nearby.
W. C. T. U. Holds First Gathering of New Year
The W. C. T. U. opened the year with a basement meeting at West Monroe Methodist Church. A prize essay contest prize pool of 25 dollars from local merchants was secured, with judging panel named and posters displayed in shop windows. The group voted to observe the Francis E. Willard Memorial on February 22 at the Baptist tabernacle and to donate to the school poster project Why America Went Dy April 1 closing. Adjournment set for February’s second Friday afternoon.
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West Monroe Methodist Church
Parent-Teachers Association
Mesdames Reed, Cason, Colter
Miss Gregg
Francis E. Willard
The
Baptist Tabernacle
America
Inventor Lawler Explores Monroe on Cotton Picking Machine
James J. Lawler, noted inventor, and wife tour southern states and visit Maurice Brodrick in Monroe. Lawler has hundreds of U S patents and for decades studies thermostatic control devices. He is optimistic about Monroe and pursues a perfect mechanical cotton picker for future market release.
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James J. Lawler
Monroe
Lawler
Maurice Brodrick
Forman
U. S
United States Patent Office
Washington
Local Credit Head to Ruston for Organization
O A Easterling secretary of the Monroe Credit Men's Association will go to Ruston tonight to aid in starting a new credit association there. Monroe has seen many new members join the local group in recent months and plans aim to build a strong, well functioning credit system to help merchants who use the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Easterling
Monroe Credit Men's Association
Ruston
Mr. Easterling
Monroe
Fertilizer Supply Shortages Reported at Farm Bureau Meeting
At a farm bureau meeting it was stated that state controlled fertilizer materials are rapidly exhausted. The nitrate of soda option for February is sold out and only fifteen hundred tons remain for March. February acid phosphate supply is nearly exhausted with only nineteen tons left.
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Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Availability of March Delivery Tons Remains Limited
The report notes that about a hundred tons for March delivery remain unsold and will require new options once the existing supply is exhausted.
Fascinating Little Frocks for Young Girls in Silk and Crepe
Two child dresses shown with matching bloomers or plaid taffeta. First model in dark blue silk crepe de chine with raglan sleeves and bloomers, sizes 6 to 12 years, 30 cents. Second model open front red crepe with rosewood panel, sizes 2 to 6 years, 25 cents.
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Pictorial Review
State Credit Bureau Convention Set for Shreveport in April
Delegates from cities with a credit bureau affiliated to the new state association will convene in Shreveport in April to be represented and seated, following actions at the recent New Orleans meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Shreveport
Credit Bureau
State Association
New Orleans
Tanlac Promises Health Boost From Nature’s Tonics
From Mother Nature's storehouse comes Tanlac a tonic and builder claimed to restore strength and health. Advertised to aid weak appetites sleep digestion and rheumatic pain with quick improvements and renewed vitality after a single dose. Buy at your local druggist today.
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Mother Nature
Tanlac
Broke His Vow and Healed by Mayr's Remedy
A man recounts years of stomach trouble and failed cures before trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He claims rapid relief by removing intestinal mucus and inflammation, easing digestive and abdominal ailments including appendicitis after trying the treatment.
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Mayr
Local office warns prices rise as supplies sell out
A local notice urges all members to arrange purchases before current stock is exhausted as prices stay high. The message stresses acting now to secure requirements before supply ends.
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Eva Bradford
Eva C. Bradford
Phil Lowenberg
Dallas, Texas
L. Baer
Mrs. J. S. Block
Mrs
Sam Kaplan
A. C. Roberts
West Side
Hot Springs, Ark
H. S. Galloway
Rayville
Pomas
R.A. Galloway
J. E. Hanna
St. Francis Sanitarium
West Monroe Baptist Missionary Society
Benjamin Dawkins
Saenger Theatre
Mrs. Gram Breard
Bridge
Loren LA
Juanita Hamel
Cupid
Werery
Geta
Law Gee
Frank Edney
North Fifth
Bell Tailors
Italy
Maeira
B. Wise
C. Wise
Wise Shoe CO
Jackson Monroe, la
Bellans
Carol Flower
Stubbs Avenue
Sloan
Bond
Desiard
Home Furniture Co
DeSiard Street
Monroe, la
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