Duncan Wood Barbecue Attracts Many Guests
A Duncan Wood barbecue drew fifty or more guests to Island Drive near the Gordon Cummings home with long linenTables and iced drinks. The event featured Mr and Mrs Clark Duncan and Mr and Mrs Harold Wood as hosts and several prominent local families as attendees. The piece also notes nuptials for Miss Adrienne Sisk and Mr Freeman A Wilson and the engagement of Miss Opal Green to Mr G S Stovall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
Monroe
Clark Duncan
Harold Wood
Bayou Bank
Gordon Cummings
Island Drive
Gil Woods
Jack Rogers
D. Y. Smith
E. T. Lamkin
Harold Dixon
E. S. Girault
Bud Lewis
Fred Gibbons
R. L. Kellogg
Walter Black
al Huey
Walter Kellogg
Clarence Oakley
John Gordon
Clyde Brown
Gordon Wright
John Snellings
Hugh Lennon
John Sherrouse
Robert Breard
Henry Guerriero
Preston Fergus
Tom Sandridge
Tom Leigh
Vaughn Fields
W. A. Walker
Richard Kellogg
Charles Wallace
Henry Stevens
James A. Noe
Morris Haas
Frances Barringer
Douglas Williams
Paradise Above the Clouds Lookout Mountain Resort Ad
An old styled hotel advertisement promotes Paradise Above the Clouds on Lookout Mountain Chattanooga Tennessee. It touts dancing swimming pool tennis beauty products and room rates with meals and without meals. Contact John Littlegreen for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famour Resort
America
Salilie
John Littlegreen
Lookout Mountain
Upcoming weddings and society events across office and club circles
Readers are invited to attend weddings for Miss Mary Wigley and Mr Sidney Gill at 606 Hudson Lane and Miss Katherine Fluitt with Mr James Richardson at 7 30 p m. Neighborhood meetings include Julia Reed circle at 400 McKinley Ave and Rodney J Hobbs Auxiliary at First Baptist. Delta Kappa Pi hosts a Friday night dance. The American Association of University Women opens in Denver with a “Chuck Wagon” dinner and pageant and a 1 000 women convention with speakers Frances Perkins and others. Social highlights cover Mrs Ronald Lee Davis hosting a luncheon for Miss Mable Davenport prior to Davenport nuptials, plus visits by local families and attendees at various events across Shreveport and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wigley
Sidney Gill
R. H. Carpenter
Hudson Lane
Katherine Fluitt
James Clayton Richardson
Julia Reed
H.R. Ray, Jr
McKinley Avenue
Rodney J. Hobb
Veterans of Foreign Wars
DeSiard Street
First Baptist Church
Delta Kappa Pi Sorority
K. of P. Hall
American Association of University Women
Denver
Colo
Park of
Red Rocks
Louisa Holman Richardson Fiske
Brookline
Mass
Paris
Newnham College
Cambridge
England
Frances Perkins
Mary Ellen Chase
Smith College
Northampton
Dorothy Kenyon
Municipal Court of New York
Mary B. Gilson
University of Chicago
Guggenheim
Great Britain
Cecilia Payne- Goposchkin
Harvard
Ronald Lee Davis
Virginia
Mable Sharpe Davenport
Davenport
Met Rouge
Miss Davenport
Leon Davenport
The Army Post Murders
A woman narrator at a midwestern Army post recalls a murder during a balloon dance. Her fiancé Charlie Spencer is drunk and may be involved, while she discovers a pistol hidden in his car and worries about Elizabeth’s alibi as she investigates who is responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Cornish
Elizabeth
Charlie Spencer
Comeone
Charlie
Doc Moore
Adam
Red
Ded
France
Los Angeles
Eileen
Anne Carewe
Colonel Wright
Annie
Barry Nelson
Omaha
Virginia Hanson
Local Graduates and Social Notes Highlight Week
W. E. Smith Jr returns from Atlanta Southern Dental College. George Tartley recovers well from a tonsillectomy and invites friends to visit. Lyda Marvine Wright and John Francis Shackelford marry at Gordon Arkansas on Sunday June 11. Lyda taught at Wilmot High School. John is the son of J. B. Shackelford of Jonesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Smith, Jr
W. E. Smith
Atlanta Southern Dental College
Marvin G. Wright
Lyda Marvine
John Francis Shackelford
Gordon, Ark
Wilmot High School
J. B. Shackelford
Jones
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Moves and Visits
The couple will reside in Jones after graduation from L. S. A. Mrs. Julius Phillips ended a Birmingham visit with her sister Mrs. W. E. Smith and left with niece Miss Marjorie Smith for a prolonged stay visiting Birmingham Montgomery and Tuscaloosa. Mrs. J. L. Morgan hosts the Readers Clique Wednesday at 3 PM. More than 60 mosquito species are reported in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Phillips
W. E. Smith
Birmingham
Marjorie Smith
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
J. L. Morgan
United States
Chester Lee Todd Smiles At Street Cameraman
Chester Lee Todd challenges fear of the street photographer and tells young ladies to approach the cameraman with ease for a better picture. He promises a free enlargement to readers who follow the advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Lee Todd
News- Star—World
Chester
Evans Back From Trip to New Orleans
A. O. Evans division manager of Louisiana Power and Light and R. L. Phillips plant superintendent returned Tuesday from New Orleans where they spent the weekend. The trip combined pleasure and business with a company meeting held Monday at Algiers offices. The men enjoyed gulf coast fishing over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Evans
Louisiana Power and Light Company
New Orleans
R. L. Phillips
Sterlington
Algiers
Gulf Coast
Terrified Man Breaks Jaw Trying to File Tooth
Otto Bitterbush, fearing a dentist, tried to scrape a jagged back tooth with a file. The effort caused a dislocated jaw and he sought medical help in Astoria Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Ore
Otto Bitterbush
Correct Constipation Before Not After Kellogg Al Bran
An ad promotes Kellogg's Al Bran cereal as a preventive remedy for common constipation. It explains that adding bulk to the diet with the ready to eat cereal, plus water, can restore regularity and reduce reliance on emergency medicines. Produced by Kellogg Company in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Kiwanis Clubs Host All-Nation Night at Hotel Virginia
About 70 Monroe West Monroe Bastrop and Rayville Kiwanis members joined a national All-Kiwanis night at Hotel Virginia. The event included friendship remarks from H. G. Hatfield and a re dedication to Kiwanis ideals with songs and solos from visiting members. The Palace of Engineering in Wembley England is noted as the largest concrete structure in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
H. G. Hatfield
Boston
Mass
Hatfield
United States
Canada
North American
S. A. Moss
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Jane Humphries
Elbertine Moore
Kiwanis
Palace of Engineering
Wembley
England
Gly-Cas Heralded By Arkansas Woman After Long Illness
Mrs. Mary E Parish of El Dorado Arkansas says Gly-Cas relieved twenty years of indigestion gas pains and heart discomfort after other medicines failed. She reports better digestion sleep and elimination and urges others to try the herbal tonic sold by Phoenix Drug Co. and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary BE. Parish
N. Jackson St
el Dorado
Arkansas
Mrs. Parish
Phoenix Drug Co
DeSiard St
Library staff expanded at Ferriday during WPA aid
Ferriday Louisiana reports an expanded library staff with two WPA added workers. Speedald Mrs. Sidney R. Gray acts as librarian with Naomi E. Toquet mending books and Joyce McCoy serving as janitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferriday
Speedald
Sidney R. Gray
Ferriday Library
Works Progress Administration
Naomi E. Toquet
Joyce McCoy
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Duncan
Adrienne Sisk
J. G. Sisk
Winnsboro
Freeman A. Wilson
J. H. Wilson
Bakersfield
Call
7. Ratcliffe
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Opal Green
S. W. Green
Gibsland
G. 5. Stovall
W. F. Stovall
West Monroe
Ruston
Rev. Roberts
A. G. Stout
Dallas
Mra
Stout
City
Clords
Chattanooga, Tenn
New Law
Ferd Levi Stationery Company
Jchdé
Chicago
Illinois Central
Panama
Illinois
Ilinois Central
New York
Louisville
Pullman
S. Suummeprsill
Illinois Central Staton
A.C. Linton
Hibernia Bldg
John Bishop Johnston, Jr
A. L. Smith
Herbert Rinehart
Fred Grant, Jr
New York City
Joseph Kerr
Irma and
Esther Colburn
Minden
Army Post
Chapter
Miles
Fileen
Fantastic Thought
George Wilson Tartley
Chester Lee Todd Western Union
Evans
Orleans
Oleo
Ea Priton
Lh L
Trate
Gly-Cas
Mary E. Parish
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