Barbecues Planned For Lovely Visitors
Social notes describe al fresco entertainments for Miss Beth Adams of Rocky Mount and Miss Anna Marie Nelson of Charleston with barbecues, swims, and garden breakfasts planned by local hosts.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1940
Page
2
Social notes describe al fresco entertainments for Miss Beth Adams of Rocky Mount and Miss Anna Marie Nelson of Charleston with barbecues, swims, and garden breakfasts planned by local hosts.
Regular program meetings planned for Tuesday by the Baptist Missionary union at 315 p m and the Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service at 3 p m in the church. Thomas Gilhula reports May circulation 8338 and 103 new books with Mary Bergevin paintings on display at the library and an outdoor reading area for patrons. Various local visits and travels are noted including residents from Tuscon Shreveport Atlanta New York Canada Houston and West Monroe with neighbors in Brooksville Mansfield and Montgomery.
A list of Ferriday residents and guests who attended the Jonesville Rotary banquet includes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goudchaux Mayor and Mrs. Eugene Vogt and many others. Details note arrivals from New Orleans Greenville Texarkana and Baton Rouge with accompanying visits and departures.
Mrs Hurchal Stovall of West Monroe is in critical condition with a fractured backbone at Jackson Hospital. Miss J W Wilson reports the injury. Mrs Charles Brezeale also of West Monroe has a broken neck and is paralyzed. R L Burkett has multiple injuries including a crushed chest. The accident happened Saturday near Star Mississippi while en route to Columbus to visit relatives. Also involved were H Stovall and Mrs Smith of Fairbanks. Stovall suffered serious bruises and cuts while Mrs Smith escaped unscathed.
Preliminary census figures show New York City at 7,380,259 residents, up 449,813, a 6 percent increase over the last decade.
Sue Davenport rejects Bob Trenton’s proposal and vows to end their dangerous, rapid romance. She asserts independence at home with Allen and Barbara, while Bob presses a fierce, consuming claim. Sue braces for a tense, daily balance between control and passion.
Commander H. M. James of the Rod ney J. Hobbs post VFW calls a special meeting for Tuesday night at the post home at Sixth and Oak streets. The session replaces the regular Thursday meeting due to delegates departing for the department encampment in Lafayette in June 2023.
Ouachita parish Red Cross chapter reports 4566 of an 8000 quota by Monday noon under E C Gibson. National aid will fund foodstuffs for war victims, while Norman H. Davis says volunteers must continue to supply hospital medical aids and clothing. Local contributions listed from multiple groups and individuals.
Berlin cabled that the bulk of the collapsed French forces were fleeing south and southwest as German motorized units advanced. Orleanes fell, Loire crossings were secured, and air and naval strikes damaged enemy shipping while German submarines claimed substantial tonnage sunk.
In New Orleans on June 17 cotton futures fell nearly 2 dollars per bale after France capitulation news but recovered part of the loss. Bombay weakness and other markets weighed, trading grew quiet. By mid-session July rose to 10.20 cents, October 9.23, December 9.12, March 8.84, and May 8.74, 4 to 14 points above the lows.
Design No 8701 offers a play suit in romper or overall length with back elastic, a puff sleeve play frock, and a simple charming look. Includes step by step sew chart and fabric guides for gingham calico chambray percale. sizes 1 2 3 years. yardage given for frock rompers and overall with braid. Send INCOIN name address style number and size to Monroe News Star World Today's Pattern Service.
Mrs. J. A. Gaar and Mrs. J. B. Fain arrived Thursday after visiting friends and kin in Texas. Mr. Fain met them in Dallas and helped them home. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Colvin Sr and daughter Leta left for Auburn Alabama to visit their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs F E Johnstone Jr.
Mrs. W N Conger 80 died at home in Arcadia on Monday June 17 leaving five daughters and several siblings with services set for Tuesday at 3 p.m. in Arcadia. Samuel Z Slaton 66 of Route 1 West Monroe died at home and funeral was held at Pleasant Grove Baptist near Chaudrant with interment in Pleasant Grove cemetery. he leaves a widow four sons and five daughters.
Pallbearers were friends of the family. Dixie Funeral Home handled arrangements for Breen and Grace Slaton of Shreveport.
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