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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1933
Page
2
Local readers are advised to telephoned items for this column to the society editor at 202 and 1404 after 6 p.m. or bring them to the Monroe News-Star office between 7 30 a.m. and 3 p.m.
The piece notes the Annapolis wedding of Miss Ethel Kent Bloch and Lieut Thad Brown at Saint Annes church with mirage gowns and violet accents. It also highlights attire details for maid of honor and bridesmaids, and mentions future plans of Charles Slade and family and social life in Monroe.
A News-Star Daily feature outlines a sewing pattern for casual sport wear using cottons. The guide highlights fabric selection, simple stitching steps, and style tips for creating comfortable home outfits.
The Summer edition showcases dresses, jumpers, sportswear, and chic sweaters for all ages in cool fabrics like pique and linen. Pattern 2651 is available in sizes 14 through 40 with detailed illustrated sewing instructions. Send 15 cents for the pattern and catalog, or 25 cents together, to Monroe News-Star Pattern Department in New York City.
A packed schedule lists a benefit dancing party at the K of P hall, various church circle and auxiliary meetings, moonlight picnics at Forsythe park, Bible lessons, and music recitals. Social gatherings include bridge, club teas, barbecues, and a bridal party rehearsal. Louis Theus events and a student Miss Larche’s academic milestones are noted.
Announcement lists the Oak Grove couple’s May wedding officiated by Reverend O Nea l and notes Mr Lipp as associate editor of the West Carroll Gazette. Details of families, education, and connections follow, including guests at several gatherings and a piano recital by Mrs Newhall.
In a tense drawing room scene Noel and Mary face Philip Veritzen as Lillian presses for a verdict on their five day plans. Noel and Mary pledge respect for their father while hinting at a possible change in the honeymoon arrangement.
In a French city American traveler Sundean faces a murder charge amid intrigue. Detective Lorn arrives with a note from Sue Tally and hints at a deadly poisoning plot behind the knife and dagger murder. Tomorrow, Lorn promises a startling revelation.
Governor Sennett Conner faced doubt in Mississippi as Ole Miss prepared duplicates of his two degrees after his law office burned years ago. He was expected to attend to collect them but reportedly shifted to a stockholders report instead.
University officials said the student’s degree documents nicknamed “sheep skins” would likely be mailed to him after an unspecified issue. The note indicates potential delivery delays or absence from an event where he was to present.
California's state compensation insurance fund announced last fiscal year that it will distribute about one million dollars in dividends to employers. The move signals strong financial results and returns to policyholders as the fund continues to stabilize its finances and support employer risk management efforts.
Mrs. Victor Barringer Sr eagerly awaits her son Lieutenant Commander Victor Barringer’s return after a year in Shanghai with the U S Navy. Miss Myrtle Lipscomb looks forward to a vacation with Mrs. W D Grisso of Seminole Okla. Mrs Grisso is Aunt Mary Elizabeth Davis and daughter of Mrs A D Harlan. Prioleau Ellis Jr and family travel to Baton Rouge for a state golf tournament before Gulf coast visits.
Students from across the state gather in New Orleans for the fourth annual summer school for graduate nurses sponsored by Louisiana State University. Courses run at the medical center at Charity hospital and continue until July 14.
A group of 204 civilian conservation corps workers, first to occupy a forestry camp in Southern Louisiana, arrived Sunday under Capt. W. A. Motta Jr. and were busy Monday constructing quarters at the new camp in Bogalusa.
An advertisement promotes MELLO GLO French powder that smooths lines and minimizes shine. It claims long wear, pore reduction, non flaking texture, gentle on sensitive skin, a bewitching fragrance, and a free ax offer with Masur Bros at The Palace.
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