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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
4
A columns page records numerous community activities in West Monroe and Monroe. Presbyterians, Baptist Missionary groups, the Mothers Club, and the D A R host meetings, dances, and luncheons. Local visits include Henry Ensel, Alice Henry, Annie Heekin, and families traveling for marketing and leisure. Social gatherings span clubs, tabernacles, picnics at Horseshoe Lake, and visits by Detroit, Corpus Christi, and Chicago guests.
A long dining room with four side windows gains warmth from repainted odds and ends. A carpenter built a three cornered bottom closet with glassware storage and an open top shelf area. Soft gray furniture with orange accents, cream curtains, and selected china create an affordable, stylish transformation.
Mrs G B Folds and son Cal vin Bernard return from Crossett Arkansas visit. Miss Lota Bledsoe goes to Monroe for a short visit. Bella Vista attracts Monroe vacationists with ideal climate and activities golf fishing swimming. Drive by motor praised and proximity noted. A Monroe colony plans departures including Mr and Mrs Carl McHenry and others this week with more parties to follow.
The city sees an unprecedented summer outflow as vacationists leave daily. Highways and widespread car ownership spur a democratic rush of motorists nationwide. Families ride in modest flivvers behind luxury cars as sunshine and showers temper the exodus.
Extensive social and business interest centers on the engagement of Miss Julia Louise Strauss of Baton Rouge to Mr. Alan F. Sugar of this city. The couple plans a November wedding. Strauss is a Baton Rouge society figure and Sugar belongs to Sugar Brothers Wholesale Company, well regarded in business and society.
Mrs. W. W. Henderson hosted a two table bridge luncheon at her Hickory street home in Bastrop. Guests included Miss Florence Robinson and Mrs. G. W. Darby of Mer Rouge. A delicious luncheon preceded the games and conversation.
Was served to Misses Tina Collins and Florence Robinson with a list of attendees. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Spier and Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Ludlum returned from a two week Ozark vacation. Mesdames Riis and Taylor visited Monroe, and Dorothy Riis Jr. was present. Mrs. Ray Boyd and children from Fairbanks visited J. T. Howell. Geo. T. Madison was a business visitor in Monroe. Joe Lee and family stayed at the C. J. Goodwin home. Lee formerly Miss Lottie Culledge of Arkadelphia. Frances Lindsey returned from Shreveport. Buster Bauer of Monroe visits his aunt, Mrs. Joe Turpin.
An insurance notice promotes McCaleb and Reed auto coverage promising constant safety for drivers. The fragment ends with a numeric line 29-21, adding unclear market context.
In Cisco Texas an Episcopal church held a rare service when bishops confirmed a woman over seventy years old along with her daughter granddaughter and grandson.
In Olga Novikoff's obituary and a London scene, a narrator recalls Mrs Ticer describing Steve's frantic search for a missing envelope. The exchange hints at hidden surveillance and danger linked to a costly paper, as plans unfold near a station and the city’s pulse remains a backdrop.
Passengers aboard a large trans Atlantic liner can now obtain artificial sunburn by an electrical device while swimming in the ships bathing pool.
A report notes Europe contains thirteen sovereign states and ten presidential systems, outlining the current leadership landscape across nations. It highlights distinct governance forms and the distribution of heads of state.
An advertisement from Collins Pharmacy in Monroe offers Blue Star Remedy for skin diseases including eczema and ringworm. It guarantees the product will not stain clothing and claims a pleasant odor.
A simple mayonnaise style dressing uses Mrs. Tucker's Shortening melted with eggs, mustard, lemon juice and vinegar to create a creamy, butterlike result. The copy promotes the product as versatile, economical, and pure cottonseed oil based from Interstate Cotton Oil Refining Co. of Sherman Texas.
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