Educational staff changes and departures in Monroe area
Mrs. Bertha Sanders leaves Monroe after ten years at the city school to join Helena High School in Arkansas where she will oversee departmental work. She aided the One Hundredth Anniversary Pageant and taught in the Methodist Sunday School for eight years. Several families plan summer travels and visits to Dallas, Oklahoma City, Sumner, and Los Angeles with brief notes on their movements and recent activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sanders
Helena
Ark
Helena High School
Sanders
Bcheol
Arkansas City
Schoo
Parmerville
Louisiana State Normal
University of Colorado
Monroe
New Orleans
Methodist
Monita Clawson
Residents Prepare to Leave Rosedale and Local News
Notices show Mr. and Mrs. Carter leaving Rosedale after years here, and many friends regret the departure. Several locals visit families in Natchez and Ruston, with social events and a bride returning home. A Presbyterian social is planned, with lunch to be brought by attendees, and a birthday party for Fred Speakman hosted by the Eastern Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale
Miss
Mrs. Carter
Rez
Fred Speakman
Speakman
Homlee
Bennett
Joe Mason
J. Mc Marshall
A. J. Huan
J. W. Frazier
F.C. Bennett
Ed Strong
Jones
Local travelers share brief visits and departures
Mrs. Josie Henderson left yesterday for a business trip to St. Louis. Mr. Horace Fluker returned yesterday to Camden after a brief visit to relatives here. Mrs. Fluker remained over for a longer visit with her father Dr. Robert Faulk. Mr. Clem Dickard to Alexandria is the guest of relatives here. Miss Myrtle Hayes has accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Henderson
St. Louis
Horace Fluker
Camden
Mrs. Fluker
Robert Faulk
Clem Dickard
Alexandria
Local social notes from the city yesterday
Misses and Mrs men visitors and trips described. Miss Killa Mae Demiater returns to Columbia after a visit with Mrs W N Reynolds. Mr Bruce Friznell travels to Sendusky Ohio then Canada for weeks. Carl McHenry spends summer in California. Paul Melton enjoys vacation in Arcadia and Texas. Rosina Travis returns home from Met Rouge after two weeks with Miss Mary Mills Hunt. Herbert Dickard and son depart for Birmingham to visit Mrs S W Preston. Woodward Cooper and George Trousdale return from Rayville with business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killa Mae Demiater
Columbia
Rosina Travis
Met Rouge
Mary Mills Hunt
West Side
Poor Gaby Deslys and the Matrimonial Agent Story
A showman recounts a tale about the actress Gaby Deslys and a matrimonial agent who introduces Therese Duval a Marseilles born musician and civil engineer's daughter to a young man. The dialogue humorously inflates the dowry to 550 000 and 530 000 francs while clumsily mixing biography with comic misstatements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaby Deslys
Marseilles
Monsieur
Mademoiselle Therese Duval
Mademoiselle Duval
Rickenbacker at Washington Dinner Offers War Sign Post Joke
Captain Edward V. Rickenbacker attends a Washington dinner and recalls a motoring anecdote. A traveler asks the distance to a town. a farm hand explains the signpost was turned during the war to mislead Zeppelins, altering directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward V. Rickenbacker
Washington
England
Tootleton-cum
Tootle
The Cautious Convert in Charleston Gambler Turnaround
In Charleston a preacher recalls Calhoun Clay’s conversion tale. The Rev Wasi White encounters Calhoun on Hamny Street and jokes about a hallelujah meeting. They discuss gambling paraphernalia and the urge to burn dice and roulette wheels, with Calhoun claiming true conversion but admitting possible backsliding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Clay
Wasi White
Calhoun
Bradder Cal
Cass Calhoun
Wren
Reverend White
Cal Clay
Belgium celebrates ninetieth anniversary of independence
Belgium marked the 90th anniversary of its independence with nationwide public holiday festivities. In Brussels both public and private buildings wore national colors as thanksgiving services were held in churches. King Albert received greetings from Allied nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Albert
Giants face major overhaul under McGraw
The New York Giants undergo a thorough managerial and roster shakeup led by McGraw. They lose pitcher Bunn Hearne to the Toronto club and face questions about returning to fast pace and standing. Rumors persist of post season pacts uniting top league winners for a Class A championship. Outfielder Clyden, though aging, hits for his fourteenth season with Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw
Giants
New York
Bunn Hearne
Braves
Toronto Internationaleague
Stalling
Penta
American Association
International League
Outfelder Clyden
Washington
Wycliffe Bible and Its Lasting English Translation
The article recounts Wyclips Wyclife Wycliffe completing a complete English Bible in his later life amid persecution. It notes he was born in 1820 and finished the New Testament at sixty, with the Old Testament completed between 1882 and 1384, and discusses manuscript varieties and later revisions led by Purvey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe Wryclife
Wyclife
England
Wycliffe
K. Kible
Alfred
Oxford
Ballo
Joan of Gaunt
University of Oxford
Wyelf
Wryeliffe
Hereford
Reformer
Forshall
Madden
Tox Wycliffe
John Purvey
Purvey
Thos
The Dependence Trap and Career Security Advice
The article argues that even in free economies many workers are dependent on employers. It urges diversification of skills, reducing total dependence, and building personal financial resilience to survive layoffs or firm failures. Focus on specialized abilities and multiple income sources to avoid hunger-driven vulnerability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Beut
Teo
Louisiana
Southern Pine Association
Noted Women of History Insight From Mary Lamb
The article profiles Mary Lamb sister of Charles Lamb, born around 1766 in Leon. It details her insanity, a fatal dementia episode that led to her mother’s death, her later life near London, and her two volumes of juvenile poetry. It notes periods of mental distraction and that she died May 16, 1847, eleven years after her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lamb
S.ster
Charic
Weil
Cn Leon
London
Lamb
Wren
Uncommon Sense by John Blake warns against income dependency
The piece argues that relying on a single person or corporation for income is risky. It stresses that income sources can vanish unexpectedly and urges readers to seek alternative options without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
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G. Lee
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N.C
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Katarys Kelley
Shreveport
Meoaree
Dave Kusn
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Los Angeles
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Natchez
J. N. Knowles
Edna Morris
Ruston
Joe Renwick, Jr
Desdemona, Texas
Mrs
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Virginia Oliver
Mrs. Peyton
Grand, la
Armand McHenry
J. W. Pope
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ed Neuwirth
Reynolds
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McGuire
Clift
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Winifred and
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A. T. Allen
Myrtle Hayes
Win
Misees Belen
Joe Deckman
Wrealtyweed Cal
Bruce Friznell
Sendusky, C
Mr. Frissell
Canada
Carl McHenry
California
Paul Melton
Arcadia
Points
Texas
Herbert Dickard
Herbert Jr
Birmingham
S. W. Preston
Messrs. Woodward Cooper
George Trousdale
Rayville
France
Penygelley
Charleston
Uradoor
Esa
Henry Vel
Henrys
Edward
Bizabet
Mother Nature
Machic
S& Tammany Parish
Qzone
Machte
St. Tammany
PURE
U.S
U.S. Public Health Service
Albert F. Stevenson
Mackie
Redo Cauttacns
Dementa
Agrly Inspecion
Amman
P. O. Bex
Parlor City Lumber CO
Central Savings Bank
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