Social Realm notes list club events and society guests
Eva Bradford reports a busy slate of social activities. Mrs McHenry hosts a party for Louise and Sarah Green. Presbyterians, Baptist and D A R circles meet. mothers clubs plan gatherings. many locals travel to Chicago Detroit Niagara Falls and New York. several guests visit from Baton Rouge Alabama and New Orleans. Camp Lassa leadership course and choir rehearsal announced.
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R. R. Beaman
Winnie Helen
Doris
Canada
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Niagara
New York City
West Monroe Leaguers Entertain With A Curious Affair
About sixty Epworth League members hosted a Friday night social at the West Monroe League room. Guests wore yellow and white, exchanged forfeits for foods arranged in eight square tables, and endured quiet games for laughs. The event showcased the group’s playful theme and hints at plans for future socials.
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West Monroe
Epworth League
Detroit Jewel Stove Sale Promises Big Savings
A Detroit Jewel sale runs July 25 to August 1 at Home Furniture Company. A cooking demonstration will show how the new range saves time fuel and money by replacing an old inefficient stove.
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Detroit
Home Furniture Company
Home Furniture Co
Camp Fire Girls News Notes
Camp Fire groups meet at homes and headquarters with talks on firemaking life of Joan of Arc and other topics. New members join Blue Birds and Fireflies with scrapbooks made for India and plans for hikes, pirate parties, and a summer camp in the near future.
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Camp Fire Girls
Virginia Mitchell
Wehelp
Ella Reed
Joan of Arc
Texas
Ruth Lee Eady
Blue Birds
The
Carrie Mae Kirkpatrick
India
Ouachita Camp Fire Girls
Meeting notes from women’s circle and Wachelovan group
The text describes a noon gathering where girls sang with Onichia and Tatapachon groups then withdrew to a meeting room to work in their head bands. Refreshments followed and they departed. The Wachelovan group met Thursday at 3 pm in the annex with refreshments and head bands discussion. Plans were made for camp.
Special Virginia Ham Steak at Gem Cafe
A brief diner note advertises a Special Virginia Ham Steak at Gem Cafe located in Mc Guire Apartments with the price 28-21. The entry presents a compact local eatery promotion in a historical paper style.
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Virginia
Gem Cafe
McGuire Apartments
Billie Reitzell Dies After Short Illness
Funeral services for Billie Reitzell six year old son of Mr and Mrs W E Reitzell Rochelle avenue were held at J F Wetzel 412 St John street at 10 am. Internment followed at River View Burial Park. He died at a local sanitarium about 8 am after 36 hours illness from tetanus after a splinter in his foot. Dorothy Josephine Rhodes two months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold E Rhodes Sterlington died early yesterday. The body will be taken to Little Rock for burial tomorrow.
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Billie Reitzell
W. E. Reitzell
Rochelle Avenue
J. F. Wetzel
St. John Street
Riverview Burial Park
Dorothy Josephine Rhodes
Harold E. Rhodes
Sterlington
Little Rock
Funeral for train conductor crushed at Delta Point
The body of former conductor J. W. Gulledge of the Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific railroad was moved to the family burial ground near Girard after a Sunday accident at Delta Point where he was crushed between a freight train and the station platform. Funeral services were held at the family home with the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors in charge.
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J. W. Gulledge
Vicksburg, Shreveport, and Pacific Railroad
Delta Point
Girard
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Infant Billie Blaine McClendon Dies at Seven Street Home
Nine month old Billie Blaine McClendon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McClendon, died Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at their Seventh Street home. Rev. Wallace Clift conducted services and burial followed at the city cemetery yesterday.
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Billie Blaine McClendon
Douglas McClendon
Seventh Street
Wallace Clift
Gem Cafe Opens Near Hotel Monroe in McGuire Building
The Gem Cafe, newly opened in the McGuire building opposite Hotel Monroe, boasts twelve tables and a spotless setup. Managed by H A Ashcroft and wife with Nellie Parks of Dallas as chef, the cafe promotes fine foods and hosts daily cooking demonstrations during a sale July 25 to August 1 by Home Furniture Co.
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Gem Cafe
McGuire Building
Hotel
Monroe
H. A. Ashcroft
Dallas
Nellie Parks
Bus Waiting Room 208 So Grand Telephore 772
Bus waiting room notice lists location 208 South Grand and telephone 772 for inquiries while travel services operate. Compact reader advisory posted in period telegraph style. The fragment hints at public conveyance scheduling and contact details.
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Eva Bradford
Eva C. Bradford
Wilton H. McHenry
Jackson Street
Isses Louise
Sarah Green O
Jackson
Lilgreen
Louis Casper
Calypso Street
St. Francis Sanitarium
C. C. Jones
Anthony Gibbon
Little Son
George Love
South Grand
Layton Apartments
R. L. Wood
Rio Grande Valley
Galveston
Helen King
New Orleans
Adolph Wolfe
Ethel Reims
Lake Charles
Mrs. S. Sugar
Louise Strauss
Baton Rouge, la
Gillie V. Marks
Alabama
Louise and
Sarah Green
Jackson, Miss
Miss Lilly Green
Garnett
Camp Lassa
Shreveport
Frances May
Grace Benson
Winifred Riggs
Pearl Haynes
Alice Thompson
Harry Russell
Leigh
Claudia Marshall
North Carolina
Paul Terella
Dallas Texas
J. Renwick
Vicksburg
Miss
National Cemetery
Terella
Renwick
Alice Simms
Delhi
J. Renwick, Jr
Bernice Nichols
Emma Mickie
Majestic Hotel
Mrs
Forrest Linquist
Colorado
J. W. Coyle
Andrew Geaton
Beaumont Texas
Mrs. C. S. Swain
Colorado Springs
Robert Hawthorne
Bobby
D. E. Butler
Margaret
Alexandria
Louise Smeller
Nice Cool Place
Fiddler
Dennis
Feminisms
Annette Bradshaw
Bowery
Park Avenue
Pochon
Annex
D’arbonne
Whacheloven
Methodist
Hotel Monroe
Grand Floral CO
Grand Ave
Natatorium
Kelly
Joy Spreader
Dorothy Rhodes
O’neill
New South Drug Store, Ltd
Grand St
the Flower Shopper Incorporated
North Third St
Dr. Scholl
Wise Shoe CO
McCray
St. Louis
Monroe Store & Office Equipment Co., Inc
Walnut St
P. O
Ouachita Valley Camp NO. 10
U. W. Pickens, C, C
Ladies & Misses
Grand Street
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