Club and social notices and community events listing
A dense schedule lists business meetings at the chamber of commerce and church groups, piano recital by Ethel Wilkins Grace Lawn and Elsie Mae Mix at West Monroe school auditorium, and various social events. Also noted are visits by out of town guests, hospital updates, a birth announcement, and a childhood accident with burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
E. G. Calvert
Ethel Wilkins
Grace Lawn
Elsie Mae Mix
West Monroe
Clarence Faulk
Mission Belt
Kilpatrick Hosts Ace High Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs A K Kilpatrick entertained Ace High Bridge Club members Saturday afternoon with a card session and artistic gifts for prizes. High scorer Mrs Lucien Hughes received a black satin card table cover, while Mrs Robert Kellogg claimed salted nut containers. Guests included Marjorie Leigh, Louise Jouvenat, Mary Smith, Louise Littlepage, Gladys Conger, Penelope Smith, Virginia Smith, Lucien Hughes, Joe Littlepage, Newton, Moore, and Robert Kellogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EK. Kilpatrick
Ace High Bridge Club
Lucien Hughes
Robert Kellogg
Mrs Rhinehart Hosts Friday Club in New Home
The Friday Club gathered at Mrs Louis Rhinehart’s new home on a Friday afternoon. Guests enjoyed fruit punch, progressive cards, and an elegant refreshment course. Prizes for best gifts went to Mrs Thomas Monk and Mrs Clarence Faulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Monk
Clarence Faulk
Tanlac Widely Praised By Elderly Seekers Of Relief
Hundreds of seniors and Civil War veteran J H Walden testify Tanlac improves health and energy. Columbus Georgia resident Mrs L J Davis reports becoming hale at seventy and praising Tanlac. Marietta Georgia businessman J R Chastain credits Tanlac for restored strength after years of stomach and bladder issues. Washington DC resident Mrs Annie E Young says Tanlac relieved indigestion and fatigue. The ad touts Tanlac as a purifier and enhancer of digestion, sleep, and vitality with over 37 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Tanlae
Columbus
L. J. Davis
17Th St
Columbus, Ga
Tanlac
J. R. Chastain
Marietta
Annie E. Young
B Street
Northwest
Washington, D. C
Taniac
Luncheon Hosts for Delegates at Mrs Boyd Home
Delegates to the State Federated Business and Professional Women's Clubs attended a luncheon Saturday at Mrs H H Boyd's Virginia home. Miss Stella Akin of Savannah was honored guest after a city drive to view sites. The service included a sermon on Christian inheritance and seven new members joined, bringing total to 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Business
Professional Women's Clubs
H. H. Boyd
Stella Akin
Savannah
National Federation
Boyd
Virginia
Walla
Paul
Apollos
Cephas
Christ
God
Morgan
Jos
David
Giory
Martin Johnson Receives Osborn Endorsement of Photoplay
Henry Fairfield Osborn president of the American Museum of Natural History in New York sends a congratulatory letter to Martin Johnson for his photoplay Trailing African Wild Animals at the Saenger theatre. Osborn privately viewed the film and praised it, giving it the museum's official endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fairfield Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Martin Johnson
Saenger Theatre
Johnson
Dr. Osborn
Mr. Osborn
Museum
Revival at West Monroe Baptist Church Ends With Message
Gis Nauw In Gis Nauw reports the West Monroe Baptist revival at the church’s tabernacle reached near full capacity despite bad weather. E L Wol slagel sang Some One's Last Call and Pastor L R Morgan preached A Valuable Exchange based on First Corinthians 8 21 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West -Monroe
Revival Brings 5 Percent Converts and Baptisms
The revival yielded 5 percent new converts with 41 baptized at First Church on Sunday afternoon. Evangelist E L Wolslagel left for Yazoo City Mississippi to conduct another revival. He was a noted song leader and effective soul winner who visited the sick with gospel songs, leaving lasting sunshine in many hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Wolslagel
Yazoo City
Miss
Baptist Orphanage Construction Planned at Monroe
The Louis Baptist Orphanage Board will award the contract for five cottages at the Kansas plantation in Monroe within about thirty days. Monroe building committee members report progress. Reverend Frank Tripp of First Baptist Monroe and Dr. A. HM. are noted in the report.
Kansas plantation cottages project moves ahead
Gladden building committee member and W H Laud architect linked with J W Smith Monroe architect who prepared plans left for Shreveport Tuesday to meet Baptist directors and building committee to arrange contract details. Plans will go to contractors within days. Five cottages at Kansas plantation cost 25 000 to 30 000 dollars each.
Spectacular Fire Threatens Chicago Landmark Building
Twenty thousand people crowded State Dearborn and Randolph streets to witness a spectacular skyscraper blaze that endangered the Capital office building formerly the Masonic Temple. About 1,000 attendees, including 250 women, were moved from upper floors as panic rose with stairways and elevators in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Piers
Chicago
Dearborn
Randolph
Capital
Masonic Temple
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
P. M. Atkins
Carrol Speed
Mona Atkins
Louis Atkins
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Mary Etta McGee
T. A. Brown
P. m
Quacnita Roof Garden
H. C. Chambers
Rayville, la
Richard Galloway
Gordon Avenue
Ike Moise
Baton Rouge, la
Hirsch
Mr. D.shlenker
Fort Smith, Ark
Emmanuel Sugar
Ruston
J. H. Dutsch
Simon Shlenker
Natchez, Miss
First Methodist Church
John V. Willis
Shreveport
Willis
Ruth DeMoss
Earnest Whitfield
New Orleans
Mr. Whitfield
Cuba
Everett Harrison
St. Francis Sanitarium
Frank Tripp
A. H. Gladden
Louisiana Baptist Orphanage
M. L. Brice
Miornie
Mawén Brice
Pauline Allen
Tom Baton Rouge
University
Gordon Surgaine
Mrs
J. S. Myrick
J. 8, Jr
Horace Hale
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jackson
Robert Layton
Birmingham
Ala
Julius Lemle
Hot Springs
Ark
Hazel
A. L. Stears
Foster
Lucille Stroud
Louisville
The
Factor Jewelry & Music CO. Inc
DeSiard St
E, la
J. H. Walden
Dunn S&j
Atlanta
Washington
Advt
Mrs. Boyd
American Museum
Maxwell House
Maxwell House Coffee
Baptist
FORD
Buick
Reed-Lennon Motor Co., Inc
Sarter
Carter
Collens’ Pharmacy
Monroe
Mr. Bridges
News-Star
Central
Tne
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