Community notices and social events in West Monroe
Saturday schedules include Business and sessional Woman's Club at Elk's club with morning meeting and boat and barge rides. Sunday features Rev Freeman Memorial sermon at First Methodist Church. Multiple society meetings follow Tuesday and Wednesday with circles, officers elected at Chamber of Commerce. Local residents update on visits, travels, and recoveries including Miss Mattie Fountain guest, and Mrs. Burke return from illness.
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Woman's Club
Elk’s Ib
Baryeue
Ruffin Ranch
F. M. Freeman
Meer
The
Methodist Missionary Society
Mingis
Copeland
McReynolds
Robert Faulk
Mallory
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
R. B. Garrison
0. M. Arnett
Lon Smith
Charles Saxe
Chamber of Commerce
West Monroe Baptist Missionary Society
H. B. Parish
Bes
Avery
God- Win
Cardui Helped Run-Down Mrs Bowman Regain Health
Morgan City Louisiana report hears Mrs I G Bowman of 1319 Front Street describe severe weakness nervousness and insomnia before using Cardui. After taking several bottles she says her strength returned and she slept well and felt steadier with renewed vigor.
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Louisiana
Morgan City
I. G. Bowman
Front Street
Cardus
Grant announces birth of baby boy
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Grant announce the arrival of a baby boy in their home on the 27th of May at St. Francis sanitarium. Mrs. Grant was formerly Miss Dorotha Thompson. Miss Melba Allen of Dubach visits her sister Mrs. C. A. Green and Miss Irene Simms.
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Daniel O’brien
Chicago
O'Brien
Henry Arate
A. R. Grant
Melba Allen of
Dubach
C. A. Green
Irene Simms
St Francis Auxiliary Plans June Activities and Garden Party
St Francis Auxiliary met at Mrs. Ev erard’s home with Mrs. Filhiol presiding. Three new members joined. An altar committee for June was named. A garden party is set for June 28 on the St Matthew's Academy lawn. Next meeting in July at Mrs. Reardon’s home. A confectionery course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Auxiliary
J. B. Evrard
Filhiol
Cody Watkins
John White
I. 3. Wood
H. Cooper
John Williams
Estelle Filhiol
St. Matthew's Academy
Reardon
Fairbanks
Guisinger
Bridge Morning Honors Mrs Pollack Hostess Receives Gifts
Mrs D J Pollack inspired a bright informal morning of bridge hosted by Mrs J K Browns ers. Hydrangeas colored the reception suite while guests played for high and low scores receiving ivory lamps iridescent bowls and novelty tape measures as table gifts.
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D. J. Pollack
J. K. Browners
Thomas Sholars
BD. M. Sholars
George Wry
Herbert Breard
Victor M Barringer
Clarence Oakley
H. KK. Touchstone
Mmés
I. i. Poltesk
A. V. Miller
Victor Barringer
T. Sholars
D. M. Sholars
Beonton Holt
Monroe Club Hosts National Federation Banquet Nightly
Delegates and visitors to the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs met in Monroe for a banquet at the country club. About seventy guests attended the flower decked lounge event with Miss Stella Akin of Savannah as honor guest, introduced by Miss Dorothy Schulze. Mrs. Scholars, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Trowsdale joined the reception.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Monroe
Monroe Club
Country Club
Stella Akin
Savannah
National Federation
Dorothy Schulze
Miss Akin
D. M. Scholars
H. H. Boyd
Walter Lee Jones
J. Harvey Trowsdale
Bond's Liver PIlls Ad Promises Health
An old advertisement touts Bond's Liver Pills as a simple cure for fevers colds and dizzy spells. The copy claims the pills keep the liver active and bowels regulated, describing them as small easy to take mild and inexpensive at 25 cents.
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Bond
Monroe Club Women Host Evening Of Welcomes And Speeches
A Monroe gathering by the Conroe Club of Business and Professional Women featured Miss Schulze, Miss Akin, and Stella Akin in a night of entertainment and talks. The event praised Monroe’s heritage and progress, urging cooperation for future goals. Washington announces Harding to review the fleet on June 7 with Sea duty details released later.
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Monroe
Conroe Club of Business
Federated Club
Euceen
Rccels
Raging Hearts Screen Clash At Lyceum In Gilded Cage
Johnny Worderheh, famed automobile racer, stars in Raging Hearts at the Sacnr ger theatre. Paramount’s large set occupies Hell Stace, depicting a dramatic bangtet scene, with Gloria Swanson leading the cast in a gilded cage back of evergreen backdrops.
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Johnny Worderheh
Theiny Driver
Paramount Picture
Antes Ayres
Sacnrger
Hell
Paramount Studio
Paramount
One Exciting Night storms Saenger with rough finale
Carol Dempster recalls filming a violent climax in D. W. Griffiths One Exciting Night a United Artists release. A gale rain and slick sets challenged actors as heavy scenes tested breath and footing at the Saenger theatre ahead of the premiere.
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Carol Dempster
D. W. Griffith
United Artists
Saenger Theatre
Agaimet
Bneehall
Inits Name First Church of Christ Scientist Services and Reading Room
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 07 North Second Street holds Sunday school at 9 20 a m and Sunday service at 11. Wednesday meetings are at 8 o'clock. A free public reading room in the Ouachita National Bank building is open daily 1 20 to 4:30 except Sundays and holidays. W N Ferguson and family of Nashville Tenn arrived to begin his ministerial work with the church. Ferguson has been an evangelist for ten years and comes with the endorsement of Nashville’s 10 000 members. The congregation welcomes his work and expects growth with his guidance.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
North Second Street
Aly Ouachita National Bank
W. N. Ferguson
Nashville
Tenn
Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson O
League of the Southwest hears sharp critique of Indian Bureau
A vigorous indictment of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and its attitude toward southwestern tribes was voiced by speakers from national groups during the conference sessions. Louis Nelson a Pima from the Santa Clara reservation spoke directly urging aid for the Indian.
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Prem
Pimas Said Reduced by Water Rights Grab
Nelson declared the Pimas reduced to semi starvation after water rights appropriation by white settlers, noting the tribe has not grown a crop in three years.
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Nelson
Read This Warning On Mosquitoes And Dengue
A 1900s era ad warns mosquitoes will return this year carrying Dengue Fever and possibly Yellow Fever and Malaria. It promotes JIT disinfectant spray or vapor, claiming it kills insects without damaging wallpaper fabrics or curtains, and is safe for humans. Available from druggists.
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West
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Sallie Ashley
Sydney Moore
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William Potts Clark
Augusta Military Academy
Virginia
J. A. Peek
California
Dudrow
Richardson
San Francisco
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W. F. Patton, Jr
St. Francis Sanitarium
Suzanne Sperry
Helen Vawter
Grady Whitfield
Julius Kugler
Federation
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Dance of the Three Winds
Florence Ferguson
Margaret Stovall
Margaret Roberts
F. C. Halden
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Agnes Ayres
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Dixie Bedding CO
Indian Affairs
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Reed-Lennon Motor Co., Inc
National Dental Parior
Stag Smoke House
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Beadle Bros
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Flartmann
Tn & Trente
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Raymond
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the Central, Inc
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