Old Friends Gather For Tea At Riverside Country Club
A social gathering in Memphis honors Mrs. Harold McGeorge and Mrs. Clayton Johnston of Memphis, former Monroe residents. The night includes a theater party at the Saenger, a twilight tea at Riverside, floral displays, and a large group of friends and guests from nearby towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Country Club
Harold McGeorge
Clayton Johnston
Memphis
Benjamin Dawkins
J. Q. Graves
the Saenger
Country Club
McGeorge
Johnson
F. Reeves
South Carolina
E. S. Maupin
Vicksburg
Riverside Club
Mmes
J. W. McWilliams
Bernice Nichols
J. Renwick
Henry Briggs
Harry Russell
Henry Blanks
Fred Hudson
T. G. Easterling
Gladys Sperry
M. Haas
Francis Faulk
F. P. Stubbs
E. T. Lamkin
Henry Bernstein
R. Major, Jr
A. McHenry
Percy Sandel
Leon McHenry
Carl McHenry
W. M. Washburn
John Breard
R. B. Frizzell
Whitfield
Theodore Terzia
Blanche Baird
Youth and Missionary Work Highlight Baptist Circle Meeting
The Baptist Missionary Society featured an afternoon program led by Mrs. T. E. Houston on Youth and the Changing Age. It included devotions by Mrs. Grey, musical selections, dream imagery connected to missionary work, and posters showing youth service across nations. Several circles announced meetings and two members planned study at Columbia University in New York City while others headed to national aviation contests in Detroit.
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Violette Meyer
Lotus Club
Julia Frances Stubbs
Young People’s Missionary Society
West Monroe Methodist Missionary Society
J. G. Cobb
Baptist Missionary Society
Circle Il
T. E. Houston
Grey
Ruby Miller
Baptist Children’s Home
Houston
Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention
South America
Mexico
Cuba
China
Japan
Africa
L. E. Stephenson
Walter Rhodes
the Park
Rhodes
A. B. Tisdale
McKinley
Anders
Stubbs Avenue
C. B. Hall
Louisville Avenue
Gray
Arkansas Avenue
L. H. Henderson
North Seventh Street
Tucker
Sixth Street
F. Ham
South Second Street
Frank Massing
South Grand Street
A. E. Culpepper
Lovers Lane
Dorothy Morton
Lettie McReynolds
New York City
Columbia University
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Olive Leigh Myatt
Columbia
A Cozy Porch by Marie Marot Inspires Summer Entertaining
A porch becomes a social hub for afternoon bridge, tea, luncheons and breakfasts. The design features wicker furniture in green with yellow cushions, orange accents, a black glazed lamp with orange shade, and abundant flowers creating a cool inviting room for guests.
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Legion
Mrs. Allan Sholars Hostess at Riverside Dinner Bridge
Mrs. Allan Sholars and guests honor Mrs. William Rodriguez at a dinner bridge on Riverside Drive. Floral decor in yellow and white sets a formal tone as gifts are exchanged and several couples attend, including the Rodriguezes and many Monroe residents.
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Mrs. Allan Sholars
Mrs. Rodriguez
Allan Sholars
William Rodriguez
Riverside
W. A. Walker
Louisa Flournoy
H. E. Huey
D. Y. Smith
Scholars
Rodriguez
R. L. Davis
J. K. Jones
Milling Bernstein
W. W. Cooper
George Bancroft
E. T. Lamkin
George Zeigen
Robert Kellogg
Louisa Rodriguez
Louise Theus
Alma Summer Potts
Frances Stubbs
Zetta Billeaud
Messrs
John Theus
George Trousdale
Allen Guthrie
S. E. Huey
Thomas Standifer
Brisco Trousdale
Francis Barringer
Fh. Seymour
Lawrence Kellogg
Ban on Scribner's Magazine in Boston Over Hemingway Serial
The Boston police barred the current issue of Scribner's Magazine after a ruling by Superintendent Michael H. Crowley. John J. Tracey of New England News said the magazine would be withdrawn from all newsstands. The serial tale Farewell to Arms is described as an anti war argument centered on an American ambulance driver on the Italian front.
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Associated Press
Boston
Scribner
Today
Michael H. Crowley
Ernest Hemingway
John J. Tracey
New England News Company
Greater
Baptist Delegates Leave Future Ties to Committee
The Northern Baptist Convention with 6000 delegates concluded in Denver and left the future relationship with the Federal Council of Churches in the hands of a nine member committee. A Fundamentalist opposed closer ties while a Massachusetts minister praised the council. both resolutions were tabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Northern Baptist Convention
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Representative Baptists
J. W. Freeman
L. Seasholes
Watertown
Massa
Church Council
Mayor Walker Reflects on Birthday Work Ethic
On his 48th birthday Mayor Walker says holidays and birthdays are melancholy sparking reflection. He suggests using the day to work hard rather than celebrate.
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New York
Walker
Nancy and the restless child at sea
A parent voices concern over Nancy a child with shifting interests and shallow satisfactions. The piece urges understanding not laughter and calls for specialist study of child behavior to prevent wasted development and fixed habits.
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Nancy
Love's Awakening by Adele Garrison
A serialized domestic drama centers on Marion, a lively college girl writing home about homesickness and friendships. Her mother Lillian weighs the implications of Marion's letters and male admirers as the narrator previews future revelations in this 1929 feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Bell
Co. C. Bell
West Side
June Wesley
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Lillian
Carolyn
Ronald
Marion
Brixton
Charles Owen
Yale
Lilian
Lins
Coorrigh
The Unkissed Bride in a London Social Plot
Dr Rex Travers faces financial strain after an unscrupulous solicitor costs him money. Joy agrees to marry him as a business arrangement to secure her future while Geoffrey Ford returns, stirring tension at a Devonshire tea party with Percival Arthur Fitzroy watching. Rex and Joy embark on a planned move to the south of France as Patricia Ford and her guest arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Carrison
London
Rex Travers
Geoffrey Ford
Rex
Rex Lew
Geaf Ear
Joy
Travers
Pephew
Ward
Percival Arthur Fitzroy
Percival Arthur
France
Joy Ng
Fords
Geoffrey
Viles
Mrs. Ford
Herrick
Lancashire
Runcorn
Melon
Ford
Prercival Arthur
Geoffrey Fort
Bruxg
Uncle Rex
Miss Simpetts
Jittie Joy
Smithson
Alan Smithson
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R. A. Boothe
Ennis
Texas
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Carie Mae Kirkpatrick
Addie
Jayne McNeill
Louis Wolfe
Topmiller
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Hot Springs
Ark
Ozark
Mrs. Harry Bush
Merrilyn
Mrs. Bush
Carlos Flower
Memphis, Tenn
Sydney Kahn
Sam Caplan
B. E. Milliken
Willie G. Hegele
Beaumont
A. E. Fisher
Boyce Leigh Sadler
Richard Sadler
Jessie Sadler
Boyce Leigh
Danseuse
Catholic Ladies Altar Society
Louis Breard
C. R. Boston
Lover's Lane
R. L. Kellogg
O. R. Lewis
Bridge
Felix Terzia
Stubbs
Huey
D. R. Lewis
A. Arent
Suzanne Hirsch
Jacqueline Moise
Baton Rouge
Helena Taylor
Farmerville
Clarence Slagle
Virginia
B. Poimboeuf
Ladies of the Christian Church
T. C. Burford
Jackson Street
Fred Brownlee
Detroit
Model Airplane League of America
By Marie Marot
Robert Layton
Layton Ilace
M. E. Graveley
Monroe
Elmer Slagle
Gordon Wright
James Jones
Frank P. ‘Nbbs
Bridget Thornhill
C. M.stower
J. B
George Hyle
Albert Horuff
D. M. Stevenson
Clayton Johnson
Victor Barringer
C. E. Slade
J. H. Trousdale
J. Clayton Johnson
W. E. Reardon
Joseph S. Guerriero
Frances Marion Dowling
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
New Orleans
Mr. Guerriero
C. P. Guerriero
Tulane School of Law
Thelma Covington
McComb, Miss
J. W. Liles
Scribners Magazine
Alice Judson Peale
Love’s Awakening
Adele Garrison
Mummy
Berta Ruck
Aynopsis
Fitzroy
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