Social roundup highlights many local gatherings and travels
Mrs. Frank Kennedy hosts Ellen Kent Millsaps and guests at 8 p.m. Friday. Friday club and Married People's Club attendances noted. Tea-bridge for Mrs Charles Snyder in Bastrop. News of Bertha Marie Masur’s European trip plans and Jack Masur to Camp Kawaga. House parties for the Vaughns and Atkinses, a pre nuptial event for Miss Gipson, Rotary convention plans in Denver, and various visits and medical recoveries.
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Frank Kennedy
Ellen Kent Millsaps
Henry Bernstein
Henry Hamilton
Fort Mire
A. R
Jack Hayes
Charles Snyder
Bastrop
Basoo
Hotel Virginia
Bertha Marie
Jack Masur
Cherbourgh
Penn
Jack
Camp Kawaga
Wisconsin
Sigmund Masur
Denver
Colo
Judge Atwell Suspends Alabama Elk Charter
Dallas Texas June 10 The charter of the Birmingham Alabama Elks lodge was suspended to prevent continued operations pending further action by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Atwell
Alabama Elk Charter
Dallas
Texas
A. P
Birmingham, Ala
Elks Lodge
Auto accident blinds driver and injures child in Spencer
Merele McDougale four year old daughter of C H M Dougale Spencer La sustained a deep gash on the left leg and bruises after an auto accident near Fairbanks last night. The father driving was blinded by oncoming lights and drove into a ditch tipping the car. Five other occupants were slightly bruised. The girl was taken to St Francis sanitarium. Par nel the Irish politician reportedly detested green and avoided halls draped in green due to beliefs about its color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merele McDougale
C. H. M.dougale
Spencer
Fairbanks
St. Francis Sanitarium
Redefining the Jazz Age Home Furnishings
A look at shifting home styles from formal dining rooms to informal spaces. Oak furniture with early American charm, blue plaid curtains, a blue rug, and peasant pat tern china create a cozy, easy to maintain room suitable for country houses or city apartments.
Welfare Society reports May cases and aid provided
Secretary Josephine McNally presents Monroe Welfare association May report. Seventy five civilian cases, nineteen able bodied soldiers aided, twelve disabled soldiers assisted, one hundred sixty nine cases information, thirty five visits, twenty five investigations prosecuted. Food to five families, railroad fare to H Massey to Austin Texas, tickets to Vicksburg Shreveport New Orleans for two cases, meals and room rent for Mrs Smith, groceries and room rent for Mrs Cummings, Kagel family cared for with food and room rent. Two babies buried at association expense. father now employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine McNally
Monroe Welfare Association
Iers
H. Massey
Austin
Texas
Vicksburg
Shreveport
New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Smith
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Tebens
Eva Bradford
American Legion
Daughters Amerian Revolution and
Elks
Elks Club
Willie Lea Gipson
Hugh Lennon
Thurman
Pear Street
Dolly Corben
Yarangeas
Gipson
Hem
J. B. Riley and
Childan
Byron Vaughn
Mer Rouge
Keirleanor
Ruth Atkins
P.M. Atkins
Makawana
Mayland
Tenn
Frances Knowles
Russellville, Ky
Lillian McGrath
Dorothy Jones
Eejton
Miss
Fensky C. Terzia
Fensky C. Terzia, Jr
George Lowery, Jr
Louisville Avenue
W. L. Bendel
A. E. Mitchell
Buena Vista
Southern Seminary
Virginia Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Tampa
Florida
W. L. Mitchell
R. O. Randle
Clyde. Mitchell
Ozark Mountains
Randle
Joe Mary
Dean McKain
Virginia Ratcliffe
Elizabeth Ratcliffe
Sallie Breard
Bessie Lamb
Ruth
Eleanor Atkins
Jennie Vinson
Heart of the Woods
Richard Downs, Jr
Colorado
Monroe
Rotary Club
Annette Bradshaw
Ing
Lizzie Ellis
Negress
L. S. Clark
M. Hirsch
Welfare Association
Herrick
The
Alabama
Spencer Man
Parnell
Neal’s Market
Bridge, West Monroe
Welfare
McNally
Emerson
Allen Electric
Grand Street
Grand Floral CO
Grand Ave
Monroe, la
Woodman Hall
Boone