Social and Personal items calendar appears in Fort Miro area
Week's calendar notes a D A R meeting at Lonewa with Rev Phillips, a Saturday Bridge Club gathering hosted by Mrs Bennett Johnston at River Front home, and visits by M J Lacey of Calumet Baking Powder Co. in Chicago. Local residents include Mrs W E Harper, Mr and Mrs Hugh Andrews, Mrs Gordon Michie, Mr W B Clarke, and Miss Nanita Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Miro
Rmvs
Chas. W. Phillips
Lonewa
Bennett Johnston
Joe Mangham
River Front
M. J. Lacey
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Chicago
Wm. E. Harper
Texas
Oklahoma
Hugh Andrews
Biloxi
Nanita Owen
New Orleans
Tulane
B. J. Peasley
Wes Moines
Iowa
New Tanlag Plant Five Now Completed at Dayton Ohio
One of the nation's largest pharmaceutical laboratories has been completed in Dayton Ohio for Tanlac production. The six story fireproof plant covers 600 square feet of floor space and features private rail facilities and automatic bottling with ultraviolet sterilization. Daily capacity reaches 36,000 bottles as Tanlac expands into Canada and foreign markets while preserving strict quality controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dayton
Ohio
Hich
Union
Canada
Tanlac
Dominion
Windsor
Atlanta
Georgia
Fourth National Bank
Monroe
Cullen’s Pharmacy
Advt
College acquaintances visit home for summer break
Miss Louise Faulk of Newcombe College returns home for the summer. She hosts two schoolmates Miss Virginia Davis of Ansley and Miss Marjory Kidd of Ruston. Dr. Cecelia H. Evans comes back from a week in New Orleans. Dr. R. W. Faulk departs tomorrow for a four week postgraduate course in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Faulk
Newcombe College
Virginia Davis
Ansley
Marjory Kidd
Ruston
Cecelia H. Evans
New Orleans
R. W. Faulk
Baltimore
John
Presbyterian Society Meets. Theatre Party for Guests
The Presbyterian Woman's Society plans a 4 pm meeting with Mesdames I llingsworth and Hay at 612 Grammont St. A theatre party hosted by Mrs. W F Cummings honors Mrs Glenn and Miss Mamie Douglass of Birmingham and Mrs H L McGeorge of Memphis. Welsh rarebit served at a post event gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puchrve
Riverside Club
Phyllis Cummings
Cummings
W. J. Jones
W. C. Barringer
T. B. Wright
John EK. Hay
Grammont Street
W. F. Cummings
Glenn
Mamie Douglass
Birmingham
J. R. Gilburn
H.L. McGeorge
Memphis
Tenn
J. W. McWilliams
Council of Four Pass Many Subjects in Treaty Revision
Paris June 13 The Council of Four devoted sessions to revising the treaty text and sent eighteen points to the Revision Commission headed by Andrew Tardieu. Remaining items include Alsace Lorraine the Saar Valley and the League of Nations with the commission in constant session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Council of Four
Revision Commission
Sarr Vailey
Alsace-Lorraine
League of Nations
Andrew Tardieu
Sides Report Mixed Feelings as Telegraphers Strike Opens Day Three
Chicago June 13 The Associated Press says at the start of day three of the Commercial Telegraphers strike beaters report more men joining in the last 24 hours while Western Union and Postal officials claim some strikers have returned to work and only minor service disruptions remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Western Union
Postal
English try to reopen reparations with raw materials control
Paris June 13 The English have made an eleventh hour attempt to reopen the reparations question proposing that the permanent Reparations Commission include the principle of control of raw materials as a function.
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Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgetic
the Style Shop
Larche Dry Goods Co
Prop
West Monroe
Butterick Patterns
Pai
Will
Lise
Wopkins University
Faulk
Bruce Reddit
Tom Monk
Tom
Monk
U. S. Navy
Wate
Richard Monk
Mr. Monk
States
St. Francis Sanitarium
KE. S. Pegrim
Two Tables Bridge
Mesdames Barkdull Faulk
N. Pugh
J. G. Hudsoen
Hw, Ll. McGeorge
EL. M. Wakefiled
HH. D. Briggs
P. Chauvin
Kuttyhunk Blue
Diamond, McDonnell & Co
Phila
Bes
Aar Bros
Mother’s Baking
Wealier
Sabina
Valiers
THE
Monroe News-Star
Rials
Germany
Pelice Commission
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