Miss Willie Mae Porter Completes Scarritt College Course
The Methodists report Miss Willie Mae Porter has finished her studies at Scarritt college Nashville and earned an A degree as a Christian worker. She will supervise work in the Camden Arkansas district beginning in September and is visiting her mother Mrs. W. J. Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mae Porter
Scarritt College
Nashville
Tenn
W. J. Porter
Camden, Ark
B. Porter
University of Arkansas
Little Rock
State Charity Hospital
Shreveport
Wedding Bells Play At First Baptist Church
Wednesday program by Y W A presents Wedding Bells at First Baptist church at 7 45. Public invited. Also a Riverside Country club home coming dance at 1000 p m for school college and younger set. Logtown Community club meets with Mrs Guyton at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Riverside Country Club
Logtown
Guyton
Magnolia Park summer camp for veterans' children proposed in Louisiana
The Louisiana American Legion Auxiliary plans a 99 year lease of Magnolia Park in Central Louisiana for a ten week summer camp for underprivileged Legionnaires' children. Mrs. Roland B. Howell spearheads the project with Red Cross supervised activities and a schedule including swimming camping and sanitation classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Picayune
Louisiana
Magnolia Park
Louisiana Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Roland B. Howell
Thibodaux
Howell
Scotts
Daniel W. Spurlock
State Department
National Red Cross
Louisiana booth draws crowds at national convention
At the Hotel President in Kansas City on June 13 Louisiana showcases its resources through Acadian dressed booth workers. Mrs. Erin B. Nolan of Opelousas, president of the South Louisiana Press association, stands with Miss Pearl Anding, secretary of the Sell Louisiana to the Nation committee, highlighting the state's display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Kansas City
President
Louisiana
Booth
Erin B. Nolan
Opelousas
South Louisiana Press Association
Pearl Anding
A. A. Anding
Secre
Tary
Nation” Committee
Purification as Path to Health Urges Calotabs Use
An advertisement promotes Calotabs as a system purifier and a path to health. It urges a thorough cleansing with a course taken weekly for several weeks and claims nature rewards vitality, offering a family package for 36 cents at drug stores.
Monroe News Notes on Visits Births and A Wedding
Mr and Mrs P J Duffy return to Collinsville after visiting Mrs H Bigger. Miss Lucille Godwin to Peabody for summer coaching at the university. Mr and Mrs H F Easterling announce the birth of a son, David Few, on Stone Avenue. Mrs R N Stator convalesces after appendicitis at St Francis sanitarium. Mrs A B Smelser returns from Birmingham to care for her son-in-law J W McComb. William Mitchell Brown, formerly with Ouachita National Bank, marries Miss Martha Clarise Gayle in Shreveport with a flower bank reception and ornate decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Easterling
David Few
Stone Avenue
A. B. Smelser
Birmingham
Ala
J. W. McComb
Monroe
William J .Mitchell Brown
Ouachita National Bank
Shreveport
Martha Clarisse Gayle
Clint D. Gayle
William ‘Mitchell Brown
Rovallness
Clint
Gayle
Wedding Bespeaks North Louisiana Suite of Tastes and Travel
The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, celebrated a decorative wedding with pink gladioli hydrangeas and peonies, and an ice course shaped as doves. They depart for a honeymoon then visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conrad in Wichita Falls before returning to Shreveport. The bride’s family holds prominence in the region.
Social notes from Monroe and Little Rock events
Mrs. T Simpson convalesces after operation at St Francis sanitarium and plans to see friends. Winnie Riggs spends vacation at home. Mrs E T Lamkin named youngest female alternate to Houston democratic convention and travels with Monroe friends. Social column recalls Mrs Spurgeon Smith in Little Rock and a breakfast in her honor at Hotel Marion. A five course dinner honors Thomas Parker of Greenville with numerous attendees and a post dinner dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Lamkin
Houston
Long
Lamkin
Monroe
Galveston
Texas
New York
H. R. Speed
Arkansas Gazette
Little Rock
Ark
Spurgeon Smith
Arthur Tidwell
Thomas Parker
Greenville
S. C
University of the South
Clarence Faulk, Jr
Faulk
Europe
Alyce Florsheim
Sue Parker
Eleanor Faulk
Beverly Faunt LeRoy
Dottie Williams
Messrs
Clarence Faulk
James Stetts
Jack Pasher
G. Tidwell
Visitors and family notes from across the region
Miss Ruth Roney visits sister in Lake Charles. Mr and Mrs W B Cobb of Jena guest with the Averys. Frank Hammock and Rochelle visitors stay with the Hamocks. Mattie Lee Fisher of Columbia visits Markham family. C H Rhoden of Good Pine visits Groves and Psars. Holladay, Jr. make business visit to Monroe. C G Woods returns from Alton Missouri. Allen Cupples welcomed a nine pound baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Stndard
Ruth Roney
C. D. Hayes
Lake Charles
W. B. Cobb
Jena
B. L. Avery
Frank Hammock
Rochelle
Tom Hammock
Mattie Lee Fisher
Columbia
Love's Awakening at Marion Morton's Hidden Fortune
In a tale by Adele Garrison Marion Morton reveals a secret fortune hidden in her grandmother's sandalwood box. The three sealed envelopes bound to Marion age eighteen, with instructions to be opened or inherited by her heir if she dies, trigger a tense pledge between Marion and Madge as they guard the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Adele Garrison Marion Morton
Madge
Marion
Tom Blorton
Aunxie Madge
Morton
Lillian
Marlon
Marion Morton
Beren
Old John Pybus family estrangement and literary turning point
The fragmented text sketches John Pybus once a London bookseller now connected to sport, and his estranged sons Conrad Probyn and Lance Pybus. Conrad warns Probyn of a secret meeting with Olive Gaduien, while Cambridge and London moves hint at a writing life and shifting relationships.
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John
Pybus
London
Ae Sporter
Snton
Conrad
Probyn
Lance Pybus
Baracen
Cambridge
Brin
Pinnet
Olive Gaduien
Conrads Secret Ride Sparks Olive Case Clue
Lance recalls Olive's operation and fears a charge on her behalf. He spots Uncle Conrad arriving at No 7 Blount Street in a car, realizes the car is Conrad’s, and links the sight to Olive’s troubling circumstances. The scene deepens the mystery around Olive and the family's involvement.
Lance Pybus Intervenes At Miss Gadsden’s Post-Op Visit
Lance Pybus confronts Uncle Conrad Pybus over control of Miss Gadsden after a mysterious wait by Blount Street. He enters the matron Miss Saxby’s room to ask about Miss Gadsden’s operation and inquires about providing funds on her behalf. He learns the operation was successful but faces cautious resistance about money and engagement status.
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Lance
Olive
Blount Street
Fas
No. 7
Conrad
Jance
No. 9
Lance Awung
Conrad Pybus
Pybus
Valentino
Mr. Pybus
Miss Saxby
Gaisdan
Ehs
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Columbia University
W. R. Hammock
L. M. Railroad
Memphis
Henry Briggs
Wisconsin
Elizabeth McGeorge
J. W. Milliams
Charles B. Peavy
New Orleans
Mary Vaughan
Mrs. F. Vaughan
Jackson Street
Moreland Feltus
Natchez
Miss
Charles Feltus
Bert Coverdale
T. H. Williams
Eva Larkin
Warren Ansell Hunt
Rayville
St. Anne de Beaupre
Saguenay
Byron Vaughan
Atlanta, Ga
Clyde Winn
Henry Vaughan
Edgewater Gardens
Hugh Morgan Kearney
U. S. S. Texas
Honolulu
Exas
Canal One
Kearney
News- Star
MRS
Wil
Mary Louise Walters
Catalpa Street
Twentieth Century Book Club
Judson Smith
West Monroe
West Monroe Missionary Society
Virginia Hotel
Harvey Bogan
Breard-Herbert
Elaine Herbert
Warren A. Breard
Ruston
St. Francis Sanitarium
Breard
Breard Grocery Company
Mrs. Breard
Dathne May Montgomery
Beckman, la
Shirley Montgomery
White, Ark
Katherine Livauduis
Los Angeles
Cal
University of California
C. V. Mqudy
Vanity Beauty
P. J. Duffy
Collinsville
Oklo
Lucille, Godwin
Peabody
Universityversity
Winnie Riggs
TA. College
Denton
A. W. Riggs
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