Indoor reforms and social notes in rural column
Mood lifts with home projects as readers are urged to refresh walls refinish furniture and renew linens. Tips cover linoleum varnish painted finishes and bright new curtains. Social items report Bert Hearn hosts for Mrs Mildred Day wedding eve guests in Columbia and a list of visitors from New Orleans Monroe and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hearn
Columbia
Davis Lake
William Day
Mildred Hearn
West Monroe
I. A. Hearn
G. W. Hearn
Earl Norwood
Rosalie Yarborough
New Orleans
Glynn Rogers
Monroe
Miriam Gay Hearn
Walton Fordham
L. E. Rogers
Cotton Plant
Parisinspired Anne Adams pattern 1514 offered
Paris inspired fashion pattern 1514 by Anne Adams features a chic vestee and high collar, slim silhouette with smart sleeves and waist, back sash, and buttoned detail. Sizes 12 to 40 available. requires fabric and contrast yardage. illustrated instructions included. order by sending 15 cents for pattern and catalog. Mail to Monroe News Star Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Oblams
Paris
Anne Adams
Monroe News-Star Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Local Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Events
Coming events include church mission society meetings at 3 to 3:30 p.m. and a 9 p.m. benefit dance at the Missouri Pacific Booster hall. Mary Lee Beckett and Dr DeWitt Milam plan a Tuesday wedding at Mrs Johnnie Elbert home with weeks of social attention surrounding the couple. A tale closes with a circus anecdote about elephants colliding in winter quarters, revealing a brick wall breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Stewart
South Second Street
Lou Ella Work
C. Thompson
Beckett-Milam
South Grand Street
Mary Lee Beckett
DeWitt Talmadge Milam
Johnnie Smith Elbert
P. m
Thompson Wood Lee Auxiliary
Missouri Pacific Booster’s
Noe’s Ark
DeWitt Milam
Milling Bernstein
Joseph Isaacman
Harry Prophit
Pauline Allen Jones
Francis Barringer
S. E. Huey
Warren Taylor
James A. Noe
William F. Beckett
Shreveport
City
Johnnie Elbert
Ll. V. Pratt
Miss Beckett
Elbert
Circus Winter Quarters
Social Bridge Parties Brighten Tallulah Week
A sequence of bridge and social gatherings highlighted the Tallulah scene last Saturday through Thursday. Mrs. W. M. Scott hosted a luncheon for guests from Tucson San Antonio and Kansas City with prizes to Mrs. Gaines Starrett and Taylor. Additional clubs met at Mrs. Bailey J. H. Devine and Justamere House with prize winners named. A mother and teachers meeting at the Methodist church featured floral decor and a program on religious teaching. Supper bridge gatherings and a music club planning session rounded out a week of civic social life in Tallulah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Scott
T. P. Cassity
Tucson
Ariz
John Patrick
San Antonio
Margaret Taylor
Kansas City
R. C. Gaines
W. C. Starrett
R. R. Taylor
Howard Sevier
Henry Sevier
Mason Spencer
R. L. Bailey
Alex Blanche
R. T. Campbell
T. B. Lucas
C. H. Todd
E. A. Buckner
H. W. Lee
Patterson Addition
W. M. Murphy
Claude Searles
Leo Shields
J. N. Harvey
Margaret Chase
Susie B. Speed
Mable Claire Lancaster
Walter Scott, Jr
Meredith Holt
Delma Devine
Monroa
Frances Bettis
Jean and Pansy Aden
Helen Massey
Laura Sevier
Martha Bunch
Joan Kathan
Mary Pinney Hopkins
Elizabeth Voak
Carolyn Cason
Elaine Tyner
Mabel Claire Lancaster
Julia Williams
Katherine Lee
Miss Kathan
Justamere Bridge Club
Jesse Anderson
H. C. Brown
T. Ed Williams
Wray Bowie
Herman Lancaster
T. E. Williams
E. C. Brown
W. H. Harvey
Harry Anderson
Z. L. Chambless
Gordon Gary
Hames
Lillie May Long
L. J. Kathan
Baie Dunes
Low
The
Missionary Society
Mary Pierce
A. T. Palmer
W. B. Williams
R. T. Starrett
W. H. Giles
J. R. Medlin
J. A. Gilbert
Davis Whitfield
G. L. Garrison
Howard Castele
G. L. Smith
Florence Moore
R.A. Tate
H. Tucker
L. Stevens
W. L. Rountree
Georgia Rose
J. R. Linton
Tallulah
J. A. Moberley
Hazel Jean Moberley
Vernon Thompson
Bert Bruce
Peggy Bruce
Los Angeles
An Evening Quietly Tense in a Grand House
In a mansion Avis slips to Lillian’s room with a small bottle hidden in her kimono while the narrator stays on the job watching. Avis fears being seen and the narrator notes the translucent kimono and a potential hidden item. The scene hints at a secret plan and tomorrow’s continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis
Marion
Carolyn
Madge
Tey
Lillian
Avie
SUB ROSA Advice column on love and commitment
A reader asks about marrying soon while still emotionally involved with another man. The columnist urges proving feelings before marriage, suggests ending the affair and focusing on personal growth, and warns marriage wont fix lingering emotion. Another letter advises moving on, making new friends, and showing independence. The column ends noting fashion inquiries and a Greek coin fact.
The Hidden Door Mystery Plot Note by Packard
Plot fragment involving Frank L. Packard character Reddy seeking the Mask who killed his sister. Colin Rewitt, a detective fiction writer, is wounded. Redd binds him to deliver a hid letter if Reddy is pressed. The Mask calls Colin warns him not to meddle as Detective Sergeant Tim Mulvey observes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dae Beak
Turner
Colin Rewitt
Colin
Redd
Reddy
Tim Mulvey
Mulvey
Colonel Hargreaves
Colin Begins a nocturnal transference mission
In a late night scene Colin and Detective Sergeant Mulvey discuss the Mask and threats. Colin plans a covert exit after agreeing he must leave while Mulvey orders him to disappear. Colin retrieves skeleton keys and steps into the warm June night to start a dangerous mission.
Farmerville Lions to Visit Monroe for Luncheon
The Farmerville Lions Club will travel to Monroe on Tuesday for a joint luncheon at Hotel Frances at noon. District Governor Edward Everett Jr. accompanies the group. The program will be planned by the guests. The meeting was postponed a week due to heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerville Lions Club
Monroe
Hotel Frances
Edward Everett, Jr
Union Parish
Monroé
Return visit to Farmer ville club noted this Tuesday
Report describes several similar visits to the Farmer ville club with a meeting on Tuesday seen as a continued engagement. It uses the Venus fly-trap metaphor to illustrate a plant that closes when provoked and reopens after, ceasing to respond after repeated manipulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerville Club
Carolina
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