In and Out of School Role Confusion
Brief item notes unclear names and roles with P. U. Sastrop as secretary, rest of details illegible. Process incomplete. no verifiable entities beyond the fragmentary reference.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1926
Page
7
Brief item notes unclear names and roles with P. U. Sastrop as secretary, rest of details illegible. Process incomplete. no verifiable entities beyond the fragmentary reference.
Social calendar fills the week with meetings at the Chamber of Commerce and City High School recitals. Notables include Mrs. Travis Oliver hosting Vicksburg visitors, Miss Mary Moffett named Mistress of Revels, and a Dance Party at the city country club with Chaperones listed. Jerry Baird welcomed at Riverside. Pearl Furey earns Charleston contest honors in Minden.
Mr and Mrs Henkle intend to relocate to North Carolina in the latter part of the year planning to establish a new home there while continuing their respective pursuits and commitments in the interim.
Ira Birden, alleged to be wanted in Selma Alabama for embezzlement related to a stolen car, was arrested by Marshal Tom Hicks of West Monroe and is held in the city jail awaiting Selma authorities. Detective L V Tarver notified Selma officers. Dick Hackley, sought in Ferriday Louisiana for larceny, was arrested by Police Sergeant Lenard and is held in the city jail.
Elliott Thompson and Earl Stovall placed second in the state tennis tournament in Shreveport, earning a silver loving cup for Monroe. King Stubbs also played well in singles, as observers noted the strong local talent amid competition from top state players. A June wedding in Monroe united Gladys Wood and Fred Henkle at First Christian church with a small guest list and plans for a New Orleans honeymoon.
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