Monthly Meetings Schedule For Louise McGuire Chapter C
Monthly regular meeting of Louise McGuire Chapter C E 8S at the Mason Jie Temple at 8 o clock. Methodist Woman's Missionary Society meets in circles at 4 with listed circle leaders. Catholic Ladies Altar Society to meet at 3 30 at Mrs John FMihoil’s country home. car caravans meet at Catholic Rectory 2 30. St Francis Sanitarium commencement at City School Auditorium 8 with invited friends and graduates. Miss Sarah Blue guest of Mr and Mrs B M Jackson. Mr and Mrs J R Anders return from trip to Cairo IL and Jackson Tenn relatives. Mrs Louis Evans is confined to her.
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Louise McGuire
Masonjie Temple
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
J. T. Men
C. W.mchlenry
Catholic Ladies Altar ‘Society
John Fmihoil
St. Francis Sanitarium
City School
Tanlac credited for curing Birmingham man’s stomach ills
G P Harper of Birmingham testifies Tanlac rebuilt his health after eighteen months of stomach trouble preventing eating sleep and work. He says the medicine restored appetite eased pain and gas, allowed coffee and meats again, and gave him energy and cheerfulness. Monroe and West Monroe pharmacies list Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Knights of the Grip
G. P. Harper
Sixth Avenue
Birmingham
Ala
Yel-o-Pine Company
Montgomery
Mr. Harper
Iness
Taniac
Yaniac
Monroe
Collens Pharmacy
West Monroe
Nyal
Social notes and visits fill a quiet week at local homes
Many residents are visiting family in New Orleans and Arcadia while relatives recuperate from illness and operations. Tulane student Henry Guerriero plans a summer stay with his parents as Mrs. Dawkins and son visit New Orleans. Miss Mary Louise Tooke visits from Arcadia and Newcomb College students Louise Faulk, Roberta Ferguson, and Lucille Stroud arrive for the summer. Thursday brings a Girls Auxiliary meeting at 4 pm, and Johnny Downes with Joh Alexander return home from Georgia Tech for vacation. The Saturday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. Herbert Dickard featured a green and white daisy theme with prizes including a hand embroidered table cover and Madeira doilies, with guests listed.
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Louise Faulk
Roberta Ferguson
Lucille Stroud
Newcomb College
New Orleans
Herbert Dickard
Dickard
Sarah Blue
Grahan Breard
Miss Blue
Mesdames Tom Staples Maloney
Coleman and
King
Mrs Ed Strong Hosts Birthday Lawn Party for Katherine
Mrs Ed Strong entertained for her daughter Katherine with a lawn party in light blue and white decorations. The event featured games such as Peter Rabbit and cabbage leaf pinning, first prize to Wallace Wood and consolation to Suzanne Hirsch, plus a birthday cake centerpiece and favors for guests. Several relatives and friends attended, and other local notices followed including appointments and church meetings.
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Ed, Strong
Katherine
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Wallace Wood
Suzanne Hirsch
Mathilde Jones
Lorraine Mason
Mrs Strong
Mesdames
Henry Haas
Hyman Leibrich
J. J
Miss Claudine Roland Hosts K B Y Plunge Party
Miss Claudine Roland hosted a Saturday plunge party for the K B Y club. Guests swam at the natatorium then returned to her home for sandwiches and ice cream. attendees included Nonie Godwin Camille Madden Rosa lind Leiber Frances Wright Dorothy Collman and Claudine Roland.
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Claudine Roland
Nonie Godwin
Camille Madden
Rosalind Leiber
Frances Wright
Dorothy Collman
Chronology of Republican National Conventions Through 1912
The record lists GOP convention sites and ticket duo selections from 1856 to 1912, citing Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore Minneapolis and other cities. It names presidential nominees such as Fremont Lincoln Grant Blaine McKinley Taft and Taft again with running mates including Dayton Johnson Sherman and Sherman.
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Philadelphia
John C. Fremont
California
William L. Dayton
New Jersey
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Hannibal Hamlin
Maine
Baltimore
Ilinois
Andrew Johnson
Ten
Political Nominees and Sandwich King At York Event
A York report notes 1916 conventions with James S. Sherman as nominee who died before election and Nicholas M. Butler chosen for VP by the National Committee. Ross the Sandwich King offers sandwiches for motorists wrapped for twenty four hours and hot tamales near Holly Ridge Lumber Company on The Loop.
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jJamesa S. Sherman
Nicholas M. Butler
National Committee
Ross
Holly Ridge Lumber Company
News-Star Want Ads Viring Value for Your Wenev
Classified notice highlights want ads as a fast method to reach local buyers. It emphasizes broad exposure, quick placements, and affordable rates to maximize return on small business or personal listings.
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News-Star
Shivar Mineral Water Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement from Monroe Grocer Co. touts Shivar Mineral Water as a guaranteed cure for stomach ills. The claim includes a money-back offer and promises delivery via their Monroe agency with a phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Agen Monroe Grocer Co
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Crepe Meteor
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T. B. Atkinson
M. M Mulholland
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Kappa Delta Sorority
B. M. Jackson
J. R. Anders
Caire
Jackson, Tenn
Bellans Hotawater
BELL
the Millsaps Company, Inc
West Monroe, Louisiana
Henry Guerriero
New Orleana
Tulane University
Guererrio
C. P. Guerriero
C. C. Dawkins
O. C. Jr
Jeon Marx
D. L Hirsch
Mary Louise Tooke
Arcadia
R. Downes, Jr
the Baptist Church
Messrs
Johnny Downes
Joh Alexander
Gerogi Tech
Mose Carter
Shreveport
Claude Jones
J. M. Keller
Alexandria
City
Mr. Ross Parker
Eros
Ed Haas
Memphis
Tenn
West Monroe M. E
Baptist Missionary Society
George Low
Circle No
Mrs. Henry Lei
Brich
J. L. Adame
Gue Cornett
Nessee
Ulysses S. Grant
Schuyler Colfax
Indiana
Mllnois
Henry Wilson
Massa
Minneapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Whitelaw Reid
New York
St. Louis
William McKinley
Ohio
Garret A. Hobart
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
New
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MME Res
Dr. Price
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