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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
5
The piece argues that many women face a wartime economic shift as husbands lose income and moves to cheaper neighborhoods occur. It urges adopting a resilient state of mind, portraying Pollyannaism as acceptable when grounded in practical optimism and the presence of a steady breadwinner.
Social calendar highlights the Breard Hamilton wedding events with teas and dinners at the Virginia hotel and First Methodist church. Various clubs hold meetings and exhibitions including Fine Arts at Cameo room, Virginia hotel, and Presbyterian auxiliary activities in Monroe. Bid for gardening, recitals, and a boating party attended by Miss Charlotte Breard and Dr. Scott Hamilton.
Pattern 2358 offers a blue and white daisy print frock with scalloped neckline and sleeves, six gore skirt and belting ribbon. Available in sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42, yardage and ribbon details listed. mail orders to Monroe News Star Pattern Department, 243 West 11th Street, New York City.
A speaker laments an empty theater and jokes about missing seats while offering sympathy to Rosalia. The remark notes a well of will to improvise and pokes fun at an executive board meeting’s efficiency and timing.
Home demonstration agent Mrs Jewel L McQuiller and two assistants announce two daily meetings this week across Okaloosa Logtown Swartz Libery Calhoun and more to promote canning and food supply under the parish budget plan. Attendance urged in each community.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Morrow of Swartz announce the birth of a son Frederick Lee born yesterday at the Clinic. The infant weighed seven pounds and inherits the name Frederick Lee Morrow.
In daytime hours Mrs Barnes and Lucy provide a hot breakfast before the party seeks clues about the captors of Carolyn and Marion. Lillian orders a careful road search with Madge Ronald and Mary as they drive to map routes and watch for any sign in rural country roads.
Adele Garrision and Lillian plot a secret stakeout on a wooded lane as they trail a suspect. Ronald drives ahead while Madge and Mary prepare to search the roadside with care, aiming to return by nine o clock. The scene hints at a planned confrontation and a danger filled pursuit.
Dear Virginia Vane advises couples to assess differences in social circles and to nurture understanding. If a husband’s friends clash with a wife’s tastes, consider whether the issue reflects deeper incompatibilities or a path to broader mutual appreciation over time. with love and patience a couple may grow to enjoy each other’s circles.
The state missionary of the Baptist convention Reverend J. T. Walters spent the weekend at Bosco and Fondale, where he had established Sunday schools years ago and found them thriving. He left Monroe this morning for Pine Island to conduct revival services this week. Walters resides in Ruston.
Eddie Townsend wants home while Georgie aims to support him with work and savings. Jenny pretends to be Eddie’s wife to protect Georgie’s job, sparking a tangle of love, money, and independence as Eddie plans a year apart and Georgie battles fear of losing him.
H. H. Land and Merl L. Padgett local architects were summoned to Washington to confer with federal architects over changes to their post office building plans. They are expected back any day, with only minor revisions anticipated before the government advertises bids.
A new project scheduled within the next weeks will cost 390000 dollars and be built on Jackson Street at Grammont Corner. The site has been cleared in preparation for construction to start soon.
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