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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1928
Page
6
A speaker contrasts police work catching people after they fall with a minister's mission to address the source of trouble by guiding individuals toward a new life, aiming to prevent wrecks before they occur.
The farm agent visited communities with farmers to discuss safe farming practices and earnings. Beginning with eight cows and shipping plans, the project expanded to 25 cows as cream valued at $850 was marketed this year. The effort is farmer owned with purebred cows not yet added.
Mr and Mrs F J Guiteau hosted a Thursday evening luncheon at their home following the comedy drama Her Gloves at the Little theater in Selma. Guests included Mr and Mrs H P DePriest Miss Vera Davidson Miss Vera Hugo Irene McQueen Mary Lee Terry Mrs J H Kelsoe R Barros E H Denning F G Smart W B Montgomery Carl Quinn Eben Young D C Killingsworth Fred Henslee and Miss Melba Roberts of Woodworth.
Paris June 9 Associated Press reports Gabriel Pierne, composer and Institute du France member, says American schools nurture singing more than France. He recalls directing 4000 children in Chicago and Philadelphia for Crusade of the Children, while in France he could not locate eighty.
Gertrude Dillenberger of Shreveport and Ruth Rich of the national organization lead a visit to Ruston with a luncheon at the Elks club dining room. Bennie Kendall William Stanley Vesta Robinson and Eula Kidd promote the event. thirty five plates are expected.
Mrs. E Lofton and son Elmer Lofton visited in Alexandria. Mrs F J Guiteau and Mrs F L Jones hosted guests in Monroe. Miss Anna Winkler of Standard stayed with Mr and Mrs J C Thompson. Families from Monroe Selma and Hodge visited Rochelle. Margaret Negrotto graduates St Marys Dominican College New Orleans. Rev E O Wood of Pineville visited Rochelle.
Clara Bow plays a stylish manicurist entangled in three flirtations in Red Hair. Elinor Glynn wrote the story and the Paramount production reunites the It girl with the same team behind It. Jo Crawford appears in a supporting role as Rose Marie in this Hollywood release.
Clarence Ruper directs the MGM musical play Rose Marie with James Murray as the romantic lead. Willan Austin Jacquelin Gadson Lane Chandler Lawrence Grant and Claude King also star in a tale set against West locations like Yellowstone, Feather and Merced rivers, Las Turas Lake, and the Santa Monica Mountains with notable pictorial backgrounds and a grand score.
The score for Rose Marie largely features Rudolph Friml and Herbert Stothart whose music helped elevate the stage hit and its famous numbers including Indian Love Call and Rose Marie to global recognition.
Hubert H. Abels youthful Parkersburg police chief will resign to finish a course at Garrett Theological Seminary Evans ton Illinois and enter the West Virginia conference of the Methodist Episcopal church He says ministry and police work are akin both serving in times of trouble in the community
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