Garden Breakfast Honors Miss Larche and Miss Green
Guests of honor Miss Larche and Miss Elizabeth Green enjoyed a garden breakfast on the screened porch with orchid linen tables and lavender pink sweet peas. The First Methodist church Women’s Missionary Society held their meeting, reporting $140.50 from the World trip and approving $25 to aid a senior Epworth League member, with meetings moved to 3:30 pm in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Green
Larche
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church of
Monroe
Warner
Werner
John
Epworth League
Proffitt to Meet Theatrical Producers After Dallas Visit
Courtney Proffitt returned from Dallas where she guest hosted a Rotary program and performed as soloist. Her upcoming trip to New York follows hearings with Hammerstein Shubert Gest and Mandel. She aims to debut on WEAF and continues to attract attention from network and theatre circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Proffitt
Dallas
Texas
Intentional Rotary
Proffitt
Ms Time
New York
Hammerstein Efield
Shubert
Gest
Mandel
WEAF
York
Radio Voice Merle Maupin Broadcast From KWKH Tonight
Former Monroe radio figure Merle Easterling Maupin returns to the air with KWKH Kreveport Louisiana. Music by Centenary pianist Bill Gailreath will accompany Maupin in a concert tonight between eight and nine o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeirl
Merle Easterling
Maupin
KWKH
Kreveport
Monroe
Bill Gailreath
Centenary
Maup
Miss Mildred to Visit Vicksburg for Weeks
The many friends of Miss Mildred of Vicksburg Mississippi are glad she will spend several weeks in the city as the house guest of her aunt Mrs D Cromwell. Miss Frankie Rundell is a patient at Riverside sanitarium convalescing from a recent operation and will be glad if friends call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Vicksburg
Mississippi
D. Cromwell
Frankie Rundell
Riverside Sanitarium
Rom
Jameses Move Into Spurgeon Drive Home
Mr and Mrs H M James and their little daughter are established in their new residence on Spurgeon Drive in the Grouse Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. James
Litle
Spurgeon Drive
Grouse Addition
California party plans summer trip along with Gibbs family
California is claiming several Mon o¢ families this summer with the largest groups joining Mrs J J erring and daughter Miss Annie Osake and son John who travel by auto route. They will meet in Fort Worth with Ms J B Tisdale and three sons and a Bastrop La chauffeur who left yesterday. Mrs Julius Lynch and her Austin daughter also join in Fort Worth. The family will spend the summer at Long Beach California with Mrs Anna Rosalie Gibbs and daughter Miss Jane Ibbs making their home for several years. Mr and Mrs Fred Gibbs and the Santa Monica based family will join the group at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toalifornia
California
J. J.erring
Annie Osake
John
Fort Worth
J. B. Tisdale
Auffeur
Bastrop
Esterday
Julius Lynch
Ughter
Austin
Texas
Sterest
Long Beach
Anna Rosalie Gibbs
Jane Ibbs
Fred Gibbs
Santa Monica
Departure of Malaison Family Leaves West Side Gap
The J. Malaison family along with daughters Ann and Sue Jane depart, a distinct civic loss to the West Side social set. Mrs. Malaison shaped school circles and progress through efforts last year, and her move to Alexandria takes away a proactive civic force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Malaison
Ann
Sue Jane
West Side
Malaison
Alexandria
Graves Family Attends Graduation At Ward Belmont College
Dr and Mrs J Q Graves and their daughter Miss Sue Graves attended the graduation of Miss Louise Graves at Ward Belmont College in Nashville Tenn last week. They returned shortly after the ceremony. Miss Graves also joined Miss Eliza Platt a Hollins College student and Miss Charlotte Breard for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Graves
Hter
Sue Graves
Louise Graves
Ward-Belmont College
Nash- He, Tenn
Miss Graves
Elizath Platt
Hollins Cole
Charlotte Breard
Monroe Students Attend Virginia Finals Festivities
A Randolph Macon College student travels to finals with VMI and Washington-Lee attendees as Monroe boys and girls join in the festivities. Layton Platt of the University of Virginia forms part of the senior class. The lively scene includes junior and senior proms, fraternity dances, breakfasts, dinners, and other social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Macon College
Washinton-Lee
Monroe
Layton Platt
University of Virginia
King Family Announces Son John David King in 1929 UL senior class
John David King, son of Mr and Mrs John King of Ferriday Louisiana, is a member of the 1929 senior class of the University of Louisiana. Former residents of this city, they have many friends here who will be interested in this announcement. They are notifying friends as formal invitations have not been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John David King
John King
Ferriday
University of Louisiana
King
Mrs. L. A. Murdock and Mrs. M. E. Vernon Visiting City
Mrs. L. A. Murdock of St. Joseph and Mrs. M. E. Vernon of Dallas Texas are enjoying a visit with friends in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Murdock
St. Joseph
M. E. Vernon
Dallas
Texas
Bridge Tea Honoring Miss Ethel Reims At Home
Miss Harriet Hirsch hosted a Thursday afternoon bridge gathering at her residence in honor of Miss Ethel Reims. Floral decor surrounded bridge tables as several games entertained guests and refreshments followed before Miss Hirsch presented a guest book to Miss Reims. The hospitality extended to Mmes. Evelyn Reims, David Silverstein, C. Saltzman, E. Masur, S. Masur, Bernard Tannenbaum, A. Blumenthal, Juliette Marx, Louis Masur, Miss Mildred Levy, and Miss Rosalia Kaliski among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Whitfield
Jenice Patton
Irems
W. C. Blacken
C. Barton
Miss Patton
Mmes. H. . Briggs
J. J. Cline
Alyser Montgomery
W. C. Blackmon
Joyd Taylor
Catherine Cline
Iss Sara Robinette
Harriet Hirsch
Ethel Reims
Miss Hirsch
Miss Reims
Mmes
Evelyn Reims
David Silverstein
C. Saltzman
E. Masur
S. Masur
Miss Fon Belt Improves After Serious Operation
Friends learn Miss Fon Belt is sufficiently improved after surgery at St Francis sanitarium to be moved to her parents home on the West Side.
1929 Central High Seniors Celebrate Graduation Revelry
The 1929 Central High senior class celebrated graduation with a two day spree of theatre, open houses at Captain and Mrs. Cooley’s home, garden songfests, bridge games, a natatorium plunge, and a celebratory breakfast at the Monroe hotel attended by students and faculty. The events drew cheers for the Masur family and concluded with fond reflections on youth and future paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Saenger Theatre Management
Monroe
Don Breitenmoser
DeSiard Street
Jackson
G. B. Cooley
Monroe Hotel
Mrs J T Downs and son visit Ferriday relatives
Mrs J T Downs and her son Thomas are enjoying a weekend visit with friends and relatives in Ferriday Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Downs
Thomas
Ferriday, la
Miss Veatrice Martin Recovers After Tonsil Operation
Veatrice Martin shows steady improvement after a tonsil operation at the Clinic. She is now at home on the West Side, visiting with friends.
Mrs Reese Major and family visit in city
Mrs Reese Major Jr and her young daughter Gloria Frances visit the city as guests of Mrs Carl McHenry while Mrs Reese Major Sr from Little Rock accompanies them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Major, Jr
Gloria Frances
Reese Major, Sr
Little Rock
Carl McHenry
Glenns announce birth of Clifton Cason Jr
Mr and Mrs C C Glenn announce the birth of a son Clifton Cason Jr at their home on June fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Glenn
Clifton Cason, Jr
Mrs Knight and Daughter Visit Fitzgerald Kin
Mrs R W Knight and her daughter Mrs J B Duke of Fitzgerald Georgia are guests in the home of Mrs A E Culpepper and Mrs S E Sheftall, sisters of Mrs Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Knight
J. B. Duke
Fitzgerald Ga
Daughters Molaison Honored Before Departure to Alexandria
Several small parties were given for Ann and Sue Jane Molaison daughters of Mr and Mrs J C Molaison West Side before they move to Alexandria. Events included a pallet party hosted by Martha Hamilton at the Hamilton home with dinner and breakfast. Maud Haynes and Maud Brownlee hosted gatherings at the Brownlee home bringing intimate friends together in a charming manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Sue Jane Molaison
J. C. Molaison
West Side
Alexandria
Martha Hamilton
Pat Hamilton
Maud Haynes
Maud Brownlee
H. A. Brownlee
Mrs F D McLaren and mother travel for mineral baths
Mrs F D McLaren and her mother Mrs John Barbara left yesterday for Hot Springs Arkansas to stay for several weeks. They will take a course of mineral baths for the benefit of their health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. McLaren
John Barbara
Hot Springs
Ark
Mrs Barbara Leaves Tulsa Trip After Visit at Barbra Home
Mrs L M Barbara completed a visit in the home of Mrs John Barbra and left this morning for her home in Tulsa Oklahoma.
Delta Air Service to begin Texas dusting operations
Dusting operations will start in Texas within a few days, announced by Manager E. Woolman of Delta Air Service. The heavy weevil infestation necessitates early dusting this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Delta Air Service, Inc
E. Woolman
Men to Fly to Capital for Air Mail Meet
Don Dice a well known local aviator will pilot Mayor Rob inson of Little Rock in a Buell sedan plane from Little Rock to Washington D C for an air mail conference on June 12. Monroe will be represented at the conference with Secretary S H McClary of the Chamber of Commerce departing Monday to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Dice
Mayor Robinson
Little Rock
Washington, D. C
Monroe
S. H. McClary
Chamber of Commerce
The Family Temper Myth in Child Training
A parent argues temper is inherited but urges deliberate training to curb rage. The piece notes temper varies, stresses parental guidance, and recommends shielding children from adult tantrums while avoiding triggering situations. It contends self control can be learned with proper parenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Record Attendance at Jonesboro Hodge Lions Luncheon
The Jonesboro Hodge Lions Club held its weekly luncheon on Thursday at noon with record attendance. Guests included Farm Bureau representatives, Rev. Henry I. Young conducting a union revival, Miss Mary Mims state department worker, and J. W. Garr of Winn Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Jewish Widows in Poland Denied Remarriage Rights
In War saw two hundred Jewish widows cannot wed as their American brothers in law refuse to return for the ritual marriage ceremony. Efforts continue to secure permission for the widows to visit the brothers in law and complete the remarriage process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
United States
Love's Awakening and a Mother's Warning in New York
In a tense farmhouse scene Adele Garrisons heroine endures a sharp motherly lecture from Mrs Graham. She warns of Richard and says the lover Philip Veritzen will test the heroine while urging financial independence if the affair continues. The dialogue exposes marital strain and looming decisions before a city trip.
The Unkissed Bride Synopsis From a London Tale
Joy Harrison faces engagement trouble when Geoffrey ends their relationship after a crushing letter. Dr Travers loses money to a dishonest solicitor and plans a fast marriage to Joy for a business reason. Rex resists marriage while Joy proposes a marriage of convenience to secure his help and Percival Arthur Fitzroy. They wed in the south of France, but a missing boy and a late night worry prompt Travers to involve the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Harrison
London
Travers
Geoffrey Ek G Cokinne
Joy
Harley Street
Locke
Wed & Gramee
France
Rex
Percival Arthur Fitzroy
Percival Arthur
Rex Travers
Corsica
Fitzroy
Ariel
Eros
Jove
Roy
Eari
Rex and Percival Arthur in a tense night balcony scene
Rex Traversey confesses reluctance to take Percival Arthur up yet fears losing him as a child. Joy and Travers hear footsteps and spot Percival returning from the balcony. The dog follows as Percival enters, his untidy hair and gray flannels appearing after a rough night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Percival Arthur
Rex Traversey
Roy
Travers
Joy
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Bridges
Frances Stubbs
Fort Mire
T. O. Brown
Riverside Club
T. Sullivan
John Sherrouse
Annie Bennett
St. Francis Annex
Baptist Missionary Society
E. M. Steen
Park Avenue
W. E. Smith
Alexander Avenue
Paul Collins
A. J. Scoggin
Louisville Avenue
Brothers
North Fifth Street
E. N. Henderson
Adams Street
W. B. Mangham
Wood Street
A. L. Peters
Morris Avenue
FE. Haner
Jackson Street
Frank McClelland
Gordon Avenue
J. R. Frantom
W. H. Wilson
South Second
T. E. Stephenson
Methodist Woman’s Missionary Society
Miss Monteith
E. F. Jones
Paragond
H. H. Russell
Third Street
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Scholars
Ben Merritt
C. P. Andrews
S. Buchanan
Lover’s Lane
A. D. Bernhardt
Murphy
A. G. Treadgold
Auburn Ave
H. H. Blanks
Masur Apts
W. A. Walker
Pine Street
Annie Managham
Riverfront
Presbyterian Auxiliary
W. L. Ethridge
St. John St
Ernest Holloway
Arkansas
Clarence Barton
Wood St
W. K. Olmstead
Jackson St
H. L. Gregg
West Monroe
W. B. Vice
Lee Ave
Missionary Society of the West Monroe Methodist Church
F. J. McCoy
J. C. Moore
Dixie
O. E. S. Masonic Hall
A. K. Kilpatrick
Bridge
Byrnice
Mrs. Gravely
Mary Wilbur McKee
J. M. McKee
Margueritte Roberts
Saenger Theatre
Miss Roberts
Central High
Bertha Jyce Masur
Naomi Speakman
City High School
8. J. Meek
W. M. Washburn
Capital
Alice Judson Peale
Jonesboro-Hodge Lions
Love's Awakening
Adele Garrison
Graham
Dicky
Madge
Philip Veritzen
Mother Graham
Richard
Veritzen
Margaret
Mary
Denison
Lillian
Lilian
Trucy
Berta Ruck
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