Religions groups hold meetings across Monroe circles
Tuesday activities include Methodist Missionary Society circles at several addresses with Mrs Mingis Cope land McReynolds Faulk Mallory and Presbyterian Auxiliary at 3 30 p m. West Monroe Baptist Missionary Society hosts piano pupils at 8 00 p m. Multiple Baptist Council circles meet on North Third Walnut Washington Wood and other streets. Notables include Miss Gladys Conger Arcadia guest and many family announcements about births visits and travels in Monroe and surrounding towns.
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Methodist Missionary Society
Mingis
Copeland
McReynolds
Robert Faulk
Mallory
Presbyterian Woman
R. B. Garrison
0. M. Arnett
Lon
The
Baptist Missionary Society
C. A. Allen
North Third Street
George Lowery
Walnut Street
A. H. Jones
Washington Street
Ceel Blanchard
Wood Street
H. H. Benoit
Jackson Street
J. D. Butler
Stone Avenue
Walter U Culpepper
Texas Avenue
W. W. Trimble
Lovers Lane
District Attorney and wife welcome baby boy David Jr
District Attorney David I. Garrett and his wife are proud parents of a baby boy born at five this morning. The infant will be named David Jr. Mrs. Carl McCoy and her children returned to Shreveport after a two week visit with the Washburn and McCoy families. Mrs. Foster Bond visited Ruston parents. Miss Sue Brothers of Ruston stayed with the Andrews. Monroe will be represented at a national convention in Tacoma by A J Renaud and Sig Haas. A T Bond returned from Chicago after studying French pastries at the Siebel Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayes, Jr
John D. Hayes
H. R. Hayes
Jackson
Miss
Monroe
Beas Busch
St. Francis “Wanitarium
Shreveport
Grace Sylvester
Miss Baseh
David I. Garrett
David Jr
Carl McCoy
W. M. Washburn
A. A. McCoy
National Convention of Building and Loan Association
Tacoma
Washington
A. J. Renaud
Peoples’ Homestead and Savings Association
Sig Haas
Monroe Building and Loan Association
A. T. Bond
Chicago
The
Siebel Institute
Legion Auxiliary Plans Goodies Boxes for Soldiers
The American Legion Auxiliary met Friday at the Legion Home with strong attendance. They pledged to send boxes of goodies and funds for ice cream to disabled soldiers at the Alexandria Base Hospital. Susie Johnston was named Hospital Committee chair and authorized to contact authorities about the soldiers needs. Members aim to grow the unit before August’s convention to ensure a large Leoni das Barkdull Faulk Post presence.
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Leonidas Barkdull Faulk
Ruffin Ranch Barbecue Caps State Federation Meeting
A two day convention of the State Federated Business and Professional Women's Clubs closes with a Saturday night barbecue at the Ruffin ranch. Guests arrived by steamer Weto and enjoyed formal yet relaxed festivities under pine trees with a variety of dances and music by Monroe’s noted performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruffin Ranch
State Federated Business and Professional Women's Clubs
W. M. Ruffin
Gladys Sperry
Everly
Monroe
Suzanne Sperry
Roberta Fowler
Sue Graves
Elizabeth Beidenhaim
Helen Vawter
Margaret Stovall
Spain
Ruth Elizabeth Ford
Hheir
Bride’s elaborate Seagle wedding in Seakime includes lavish gowns
Miss Brice Elleston of Waynesboro and William Reed of Atlanta led a colorful procession as bridesmaids and groomsmen crossed aisles for the Seagle nuptials in Seakime. The ceremony featured elaborate gowns in pink, lavender and georgette, and a pearl adorned bride in white satin with a pearl necklace. A reception for 250 followed at the Seagle home with gifts, travel plans, and a two week eastern honeymoon noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Walton
Harriet Seagle
Chattanooga
Lews
Walton
Louisiana Gas Products Corporation
Monroe
George Love
South Grand Street
Harriett Seagle
Harry L. Walton
Rey
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
H. L. Walton
Rayville
J. T. Hudgins
Nashville
Ely
Halezy
Bertrand Brown
Mendelssohn
Brice Elleston
Waynesboro
William Reed
Atlanta
Elleston
Forrest Morris
McMinnville
W. A. Walker
Billy Aiken
Horace Hale
Miriam Walton
William Seagle
Joseph Joni
Charles Rodriguez
Monrose
Jones
Betty Seagle
Graham Prince
J. G. Prince
F. A. Seagle
Robert Kelley
Miss Searle
Prince
This Date in History Highlights Key Deaths and Events
A historical sequence notes past events and figures: 1727 George I of Brunswick dies in Germany. 1776 Congress appoints its Declaration of Independence committee. 1825 Daniel Tompkins dies on Staten Island. 1832 Senator Augustin Garland born. 1589 death of Prince Metternich. 1559 Metternich noted as master diplomat. Also mentions 1882 Arab rising in Alexandria, 1888 John Bright’s House of Commons anniversary, and 1903 assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga of Serbia.
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George I
England
House of Brunswick
Germany
Congress
Daniel D. Tomplins
New York
United States
Staten Island
Scarsdale
N. Y
Augustus H. Garlend
U. S
Arkansas
Cleveland
Tipton County
Tenn
Washington
Prince Meternich
Vienna
Coblenz
Alexandria
Egypt
Hirmingham
John Bright
House of Commons
Kigg Alexander
Queen Drags
Serbia
Walton Family Mentioned in Rayville Event
Franklin Tern and the Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Walton plus Miss Mariam Walton of Rayville are named in the readable fragment, suggesting a local social or religious notice related to Rayville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Tern
H. L. Walton
Mariam Walton
Rayville
Card of Thanks for kindness after illness and death
The AVERETT family and relatives express gratitude for the kindness shown during the long illness and death of their wife and mother. Surgical thanks are extended to Dr Newsom Rev Evans and Rev Morgan along with appreciation for floral offerings from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsom
Evans
Rev Morgan
Five Million Boys Parade in Week of Boys Week
Associated Press reports more than 5,000,000 boys in 1,009 cities joined loyalty parades during May as part of Boys Week. Sponsorship mainly by Rotary clubs, with American Legion and others directing where no clubs exist. Willian Lewis Butcher of New York originated the idea and explains its community coordinating role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Willian Lewis Butcher
New York
Rotary Clubs
American Legion
Beys
Cvncals
Butcher
Boys Week Celebrations Expand Across Many Cities
Mr Butcher reports a surge in Boys Week across 1000 communities this year with more than eight million boys expected to participate nationwide. In New York City schools alone the program reached over 800000 boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butcher
Mr. Butcher
New York
Swedish Workers Push Vote in Company Affairs
Stockholm reports a government plan by the Committee on Industrial Democracy proposes councils in factories with 25 or more employees. The scheme seeks labor union recognition and gives workers a voice in management while requiring employer heed of union-advised guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Committee On Industrial Democracy
Workplace Councils Define Shared Power in Manufacturing
The text outlines operation councils with three to nine workman delegates and up to three employer representatives. Councils will use workers’ technical experience, receive production information from the employer, and decide on equipment and method changes. They must aim to eliminate waste and obtain cost data unless disclosure harms the enterprise, and employers must report quarterly on business prospects.
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Operation Council
Bond's Liver Pills Ad Claims Health Perks
Advertisement touts Bond's Liver Pills as a remedy to prevent fevers colds and dizzy spells by keeping liver active and bowels regulated. Describes the pills as small mild effective and inexpensive at 25 cents at any drug store.
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Bond
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Robert and
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F. C. Childers
Milton Arthur
Dyron Vaughan
Florence Sutton
Arcadia
Philii
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Alva Love
P. F. Rancvd
New Orleans
Temple Rodgers
Mary Nelle
Baton Rouge
Elizabeth Green
Pauline Hill
C. W. Moffett
Mary
Regina
Wil
Ruston
Alice Bond
H. L. Waldroup
W. B. Abramson
Brinkley, Ark
Mr. Abramson
Leontone Heidorffer
Memphis
Sid Freeman
Moore
Fannie Julia Phelps
Ward-Belmont “College
Mona and
Louise Atkins
P. M. Atkins
Misses Carroll Speed
Mona Atkins
Grace Cook
Mansfield
Epworth League
Miss Cook
J. B. Rieley
Shreveport, la
J, Br, Vaughn
J. d. Herring
A. G. Herring
Mrs
A. T. Rochester
J. J. Johnson
Fort Worth, Texas
Bobby Tucker
Strong, Ark
Thomas Botts
Bastichets
Aea
Mrs. Foster Bond
A. A. Willingham
Ruston, la
Sue Brothers
Ed. Andrews
Seagle
Se Kime
Dorothy Perkins
Finlay A. Seagie
Res
H. A. Walton
Southern Smilax
Lillian Easterly
Sarah DeFreese
Marie Seaglhe
Louisiana Gas Podgets Corporation
O Live
Pat
Guerte
Seerwedidiy
Migs Sara
EU Thy
John Averett
B. E. Averett
L. H. Averett
A. R. Averett
W. L. Lacey
J. R. Chapman
Buick
Reed-Lennon Motor Co., Inc
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Monroes
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Mr. Bridges
News-Star
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