Attractive Pajamas Pattern 2362 From Anne Adams
Diy grams and step by step instructions accompany pattern 2362 for dainty summer pajamas in sizes 12 to 40. Original fabrics quoted yellow and black chiffon velvet inspired, now in crepe de chine or printed cotton. Pattern price fifteen cents, catalog twenty five cents, addressed to Monroe News Star Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Monroe News-Star Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Veils through ages and a farmer poet in Monroe
The piece blends a reflective poem on life and heaven with a survey of bridal veils across cultures. It notes a Louisiana university visit by Mr Jack Masur and a lecture by Mrs Margaret Blair in Monroe, with social happenings at the Virginia hotel. It also mentions Miss Carrie Drew and Loraine Causey, a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs E Powell, and rural clubwomen coordinating food conservation and year round garden projects across Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Blair
Virginia
C. W. Perkins, Jr
Blair
Monroe
Blanche Oliver
Frederick Williamson
Monroe News-Star
Morning World
Grover Cornett
E. Powell
Bridge
Dot Woods
Elizabeth Morgan
Myrta Reace Stewart
Paris
C. Stovall
Louise Cook
Steele Haile
Katherine Jones
C. C. Bell, Jr
D. Parker
Kenneth Graham
Lillian Jackson
Robert Randall
Myrtle Beace Stewart
Billy Mitchell
Elizabeth Drew
Morgan Simonton
Margaret Mitchell
B. Grant
Hazel Stovall
Bob Church
Vance Haile
Douglas Pope
Edward Hayward
Rural Louisiana women lead outfit to higher home life
Louisiana State University division reports rural clubwomen expanding activities beyond food conservation. Home demonstration clubs promote recreation, beautification, and landscaping. basketry and cotton dress contests grow, with Iris Davenport directing clothing efforts. Louisiana delegates prepare for the American Home Economies convention in Atlanta, headed by Miss John Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana State University
Iris Davenport
Louisiana
American Home Economies Association
Atlanta
South
Louisiana Home Economics Association
Johne Bowles
Covington High School
Bowles
Clyde Mobley
Grace Brinton
Lafayette
Ona Smith
Baton Rouge
Lela Tomlinson
State Department of Education
Agnes Brady
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Helen Graham
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute At
Bertha Ferguson
Esther Cooley
Louisiana Normal College
Natchitoches
Dorothy Morgan
New Roads
Mobley
Little Theater Notes on Rehearsals and Donations
The note laments backstage life with back to back rehearsals and questions if applause justifies effort. It appeals for donated flit guns to fend off mosquitoes during practices, noting the group’s fragile morale and lighthearted plea for support.
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Skeeters
Various Louisiana social events and gatherings noted
The article lists numerous Louisiana figures attending conventions in Atlanta and local sessions at West Monroe First Methodist Church. It mentions guest day plans, speakers including Miss Mobley and Mrs. J. B. Pollard, and a summer return of Miss Undine Livaudais. Social entertainments include bridge luncheons, swimming parties, and a June sixteen wedding of Ruth Sorrell and George Gilbert at the First Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
West Monroe
Woman's Missionary Society of the Church
J. B. Pollard
Ruth Sorrell
George Gilbert
First Methodist
W. E. Scott
Ransom Note Sparks Family Tension in Inn Suite
In Sackettsville Inn, Harry Underwood and Sam Brixton confront a shocking demand as Helena and Lillian read a handwritten ransom note. The proposed ransom is one hundred thousand dollars, prompting panic and anxious plans to raise funds amid strained finances and fear for a missing loved one.
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Sackettsville
Underwoods
Ronald
Harry Underwood
Sam _ Brixton
Mary
Helena
Lillian
Dr. Barnes
Helena Brixton
Samuel Brixton
Harry
Jillian
Please Brush These Mosquitoes Away From Helena
A tense scene centers on a photographed letter from Marion and a demanded ransom. Sam Brixton and the Brixton family weigh whether the amount is a stall or the full sum, while the father questions if time can yield the necessary funds. The discussion unfolds with tension and concern about Lillian's husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Marion
Sam Brixton
Harry Underwood
Richard
Margaret
Lillian
Mr. Brixton
Sunday Church Activities Highlight Youth Outreach
The pastor plans a sermon on The Lifting Power of Christ aimed at boys and girls who recently completed Vacation Bible School with 36 converts. Evanglistic evening service features congregational singing led by orchestra and chorus, plus standard Sunday schedule and midweek meetings.
Church Notice Invites Slater Sermon at 11 A M
Corner of Apple and Second church announces Bible study at 9 45 Sunday morning worship 11 A M and 8 P M evening service. Evangelist Will W Slater preaches Sunday at 11 A M with Arkansas Christian Home Fort Smith Ark noted. Ladies and prayer meetings also listed. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ Corner
Apple
T. H. Bass
Will W. Slater
Bro. Slater
Arkansas Christian Home
Fort Smith
Ark
Immanuel Baptist Church West Monroe Father’s Day Messages
Immanuel Baptist Church West Monroe posts Father’s Day services with Rev H L Driskell delivering the morning message on What Kind of Fathers Does West Monroe Need and an evening address How to Bring Prosperity Back to West Monroe. Baptism will follow the evening service. Sunday school 9 45 morning worship 11 B Y P U directed by Harry G Durgin. Evening worship 8. The church with a welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Baptist Church
West Monroe Corner
Vernon
H. L. Driskell
West Monroe
L. Ross, Jr
BLY. P. U
Harry G. Durgin
Grace Episcopal Church Sunday service notice
Grace Episcopal Church on North Fourth Street and Glenmar holds church school at 9 30 and morning prayer at 11 on the fourth Sunday after Trinity The early service will be omitted while the rector is away from the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
North Fourth Street
Glenmar
Trinity Church
Revival Begins at Methodist Protestant Church
Sunday school at 9 50 am. At 11 oclock Rev Edwin H Grant of Eminence Ky will deliver his first message in a 10 day revival Christian Endeavor at 645 pm Evening service at 8 00 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Grant
Eminence
Christian Endeavor
Fourth Sunday Services at Local Church
Sunday school and Bible class meet at 9 45. Chief worship starts 7 45 with sermon The Heart which God Will Not Despise. Holy communion during that hour. Evening worship at 7 45. Pastor uses part of Christ Sermon on the Mount Matthew 5. Ladies Aid meets Tuesday at 2 30 at 1018 South First Street.
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Ladies’ Aid
H. H. Schaefer
South First Street
Christian Science Services at Corner Auburn and Garfield
Sunday service at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday testimony meeting at 8 p.m. Reading room open daily 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 1108 Ouachita Bank building. Public welcome to all services and reading room use. Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force? is the sub title.
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Auburn Ave
Garfield St
Ouachita Bank
Bride Weds in Corsair Blue Dress for Alto Area Nuptials
The ceremony in the presence of intimate friends united Miss Gilbert to Mr. Gilbert. The bride wore a Corsair blue gown with matching accessories and a pink rose and valley lily corsage. They honeymoon in Hot Springs Arkansas and will reside in Alto Louisiana with Mr. Gilbert employed by United Gas.
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Mrs. Gilbert
Hot Springs
Ark
Alto
Gilbert
United Gas Company
W. C. Bridges
Local Religious Groups Schedule Tuesday Meetings
Tuesday events include the Methodist Missionary society at 3 pm in the church, Y W M A with Mrs C Melenbeck at 3 pm, Baptist Missionary Circle 8 led by Mrs D P Gerald at First Baptist at 3 30 pm, Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid at 2 30 pm at a home, and a combined business meeting and package sale. Wednesday the Logtown Community club meets with Mrs John Filhoil at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
C. Melenbeck
Baptist Missionary Society
D. P. Gerald
First Baptist Church
Trinity Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
H. H. Schaefer
South First Street
Logtown Community Club
John Filhoil
First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
The Grammont at Catalpa church lists worship periods for Sunday with 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 a m morning worship titled A Study in Transformed Life 7 p m young people 8 p m evening service titled Loves Ambition Paul Minister Ernest Duncan Holloway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Grammont
Catalpa
Ernest Duncan Holloway
Paul
Sunday School and Services Notice at 9:45 11 and 8
J E Lindsey serves as superintendent for Sunday school at 9 45. The pastor will deliver the message at 11 a m and 8 p m. Regular services are held Tuesday and Thursday nights each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lindsey
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church Service Schedule
The Gordon Avenue Methodist Church on the corner of Gordon and Dixie lists worship times: morning service at 9:45, Epworth League at 11:00, evening service at 7:45, with midweek prayer at 3 p.m. Wednesday guest day and Spirit Life group at 3 p.m. Friday. The Ladies Missionary Society will observe guest day at the church Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Avenue
Gordon and
Dixie Church
Epworth League
Ladies’ Missionary Socity
First Church of the Nazarene Sunday Schedule
Thomas Avenue church announces Sunday school at 9 49. Picnic for Sunday school to be announced. Morning service at 10 50 and evening service at 7 45. Junior N Y P S devotional at 4 o clock. N Y P S program at 6 45 p m. W F M S meets Friday at 2 o'clock. Midweek prayer and praise Thursday at 7 45 p m.
Sterlington Baptist Church Invites Worship
Pastor P. W. Lofton leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. with O. K. Bailey as superintendent. Evening service features "Noah Entering the Ark" after 6:45 p.m. Romans 14:16 theme urges all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterlington Baptist Church
P. W. Lofton
O. K. Bailey
B. Y
Noah
Central Baptist Church Sees Strong Attendance and Four Additions
Services at Central Baptist Church 5499 Lee Avenue continue at regular times with good crowds. Last Sunday the associational B Y P A met with the church and four new members joined. Sunday school starts at 9 45 am, morning worship at 10 50, and a special B Y P U program on The Cross of Christ begins at 8 oclock.
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Central Baptist Church
Lee Avenue
Roger M. Bexter
Cross of
Christ
Talks to Parents Talks to Parents
A child undergoing surgery faces fear and pain from anesthesia and the hospital environment. Preparation reduces trauma, builds trust, and limits future antagonism toward caregivers. Parents should explain the necessity of procedures and reassure the child about sleeping through the bad parts.
Missouri petition drive seeks constitutional economy amendments
Initiative petitions circulate in Missouri to amend the state constitution with measures aimed at constraining expenditures and enforcing economy in government. The efforts target fiscal reforms and spending restraint to be addressed by voters.
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Missouri
Airborne chase of kidnapers ends in sea pursuit
Jerry Calhoun and Emory Rattles pursue kidnapers who seized Nancy Wentworth and two millionaires. A ransom boat sits ten miles southeast of Montauk lighthouse within a guarded cordon as a sunlit amphibian pilot lands to collect the money. The two friends track the craft from a high air vantage as coast guard and patrol ships form a containment ring.
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Jerey Calhoun
Emory Rattles
Nancy Wentworth
Sfontauk Point
Jerry
Emory Hona
Aire
Norey
Erry
Emory
Southampton
East Hampton
Amagansett
Coast Guard
New York
Paris
199Th
Montauk Point
Gardiner’s Bay
Block Island
Gramercy Park
Beacon Street
Boston
Dist Press
Mrs. Lambert Granted Divorce In Local Court
Judge J. T. Shell awarded Mrs. Mary Louise Lambert a divorce from John ny N. Lambert and custody of their two year old child. Alimony of 50 dollars a month was requested but not granted. The case was taken under advisement last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Lambert
Johnny N. Lambert
J. T. Shell
Auto Catches Fire in 200 Block Run
Firefighters responded to a vehicle blaze in the 200 block and contained the flames with no injuries reported. Investigators will determine the cause of the auto fire and whether any adjacent property was affected.
Car Fire On Washington Street Causes Minor Damage
An automobile fire on Washington Street this morning was caused by short circuited wiring. Slight damage to the car was reported. Owner is Mrs. D. Hughes of 301 Sixth Street.
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Washington Street
D. Hughes
Sixth Street
Revival at Martin's Temple to be led by Rev R T Mitchell
Special services in Martin's Temple colored section include an old time revival Sunday morning at 11. Rev Mitchell of Memphis will lead. Sunday school starts 9 30, Epworth league 6 30 p m and night service at 7 30. An unrelated note mentions distillation of nitric acid from sulfuric acid and sodium nitrate.
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Martin's Temple
Colored
R. T. Mitchell
Memphis
Epworth League
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News
Star Daily
Egypt
Druse
Jack Masur
University of Pennsylvania
Birs
Sigmund Masur
Carrie Drew
Boulder
Colo
Loraine Causey
Louisiana Tech
Mr. Morgan
Little Theater
Little Theater Notes
Undine Livaudais
McKinley Tech
Washington, D. C
Fannie Livandais
William Gladney
Bastrop
Mr. Gladney
New Orleans
W. M. Washburn
Joseph Washburn
Travis Oliver
J B. Vaughan
Della Frazer
J. D. Langston
Camden
Harry Frazer
Leon and
Charles Titche
Tulane University
Mrs
S. Weil
Cecile
Lazare’s Point
Dorothy Woods
Lutcher
White Sand
Jake Anderson
Robert Calvert
M. Hooks
Donald Bandy
Heart of
Wife
Brixtons
Bennett Brixton
Madge
Brixton
Sam
Lillisa
Adele Garrison
Corner
St. John and Grammont
L. T. Hastings
Churches of Christ
Scientist
God
Mary Baker Eddy
S. and
Stone and
South Third Streets
I. L. Yeager
Trinity Lutheran
Christian Science Services
FIRST
Churc OF Christ, Scientist
Assembly OF God
E. L. Tanner
First Church OF the Nazarene Thomas
Alice Judson Peale
Fustace L. Adams
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