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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
2
The poem warns against arrogance and to distrust smug cleverness. It notes many people think others are fools and claim vast knowledge, yet misjudge themselves. It argues plenty of good things exist for all and that tomorrow may bring sun despite today’s clouds. Exchange.
Friday Dancing Club hosts a 9 30 p m party at Ouachita Roof Garden while Mrs Wheeler Mitchell hosts the Friday Club at 3 00 p m Mrs E G Calvert presents music pupils in recital at West Monroe school auditorium 7 30 p m to 8 30 p m. Public invited.
The Womans Missionary Society of the First Methodist church met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Ross Mallory’s home with nine members and one visitor. Mrs C G Fillote was absent.
Circle leader Mrs H H Howell led devotionals reading Psalm 111 and prayer by Mrs Powell. Meeting adjourned after brief reports and finances with Mrs Powell continuing as study leader. A grand debutante party at Mr and Mrs P M Atkinson River Front featured Miss Mona Atkins Miss Louise Atkins Miss Carrol Speed from Evansville and Miss Fannie Phelps of Shreveport with elaborate gowns lighting and music by the All Southern Syncopators of Birmingham.
Reports on artificial fabrics made from weed likened to genuine article. Canada debates subsidies to cold storage warehouses. The Bakery and Confectionery Workers union opens new Chicago building. Biloxi Mississippi remains top shrimp canning hub packing about 162 000 cases. Rubber pavement trials in Manchester use two inch slabs with steel ribbing for horse safety. A Chippenbale descendant continues cabinetmaking lineage in New England.
Associated Press reports 178 women preachers across denominations in the United States are members of the International Association of Women Preachers. The figure reflects a growing presence of female clergy in American religious life as of June.
Dublin reports general obedience to the cease fire order by Frank Aiken as irregulars discard arms and return home. Troops continue minute searches. some threats and executions loom, while intermediaries seek a peace agreement and constitutional changes to allow all sections more participation in the nation.
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