Miss Earhart Receives Guests After Atlantic Flight
June 21 reports Miss Amela Earhart social worker and adventurer, the first to fly the Atlantic in a monoplane, arriving with Wilmer Stultz and Louis Gordon aboard the Friendship. She wore a borrowed dress at a reception in her hotel, saying she is not vain. Her gray eyes were bright after a restful night.
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Dbergh
Wilmer Stultz
Louis Gordon
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Calhoun Social Roundup Sees Visits From Many States
Miss Gladys Hammett of Natchitoches joined Mrs. G S Manning’s home visitors. The Hale family from Downsville and the Avant family of Auldchapel shared time with local relatives. Louisiana and Texas guests included Mrs. S W Pipes of Alabama and Mrs. Charlie Goodson of Shreveport. Several Monroe and West Monroe residents visited here and with local families across the week.
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Gladys Hammett
Natchitoches
G. S. Manning
Elmo Hale
Downsville
Jamie Mae Avant
Auldschapel
Jusie Avant
Luther Lewis
Stonewall
Jim Lewis
S. W. Pipes
Sam Pipes
Alabama
S. Pipes
California
Charlie Goodson
Shreveport
Thurman Baker
Dallas
Texas
Marie Taylor
West Monroe
Adeline Spillers
Thomas Brown
W. A. Hart
Lawson Holmes
Monroe
John Henry Woodall
Genie Smith
Bailie Petty
Thelma Jones
T. P. Jones
Lucien Calhoun
Gilbert
Sidney Stewart
Mollie Grey
Drew
D. F. Avant
Aulds Chapel
Paul Cowen
Fisher Royer Marriage Consummated Saturday
In Columbia Louisiana on June 19 Miss Norma Fisher wed W P Royer of DeQuincy in a quiet ceremony at 5 PM at the home of Mr. and Mrs P M Fisher. Rev J E Chandier officiated with relatives and friends present. A wedding supper followed as the couple departed for St Louis Chicago and other cities.
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Romani Queen Presented by Tallulah Book Club
Special to The News-Star Tallulah La June 21 At the new high school auditorium Tallulah presented the light opera Romani Queen produced staged and directed by Jacques de Castillo of New Orleans A cast of 38 legal talent with soprano leads Miss Mary Pauline Pierce Mrs Neal Holt and Mrs Stewart Moberly and a chorus of twelve plus a ballet of seventeen was praised for voice grace and charm Madame Alabau of New Orleans provided costumes and lighting Mrs Dr E Otis Edgerton accompanied the performance
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Tallulah
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Beautiful Light Opera
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Jacques Dé Castillo
New Orleans
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Mary Pauline Pierce
Neal Holt
Stewart Moberly
Stone Pierce
W. L. Roundtree
Mary Kate Ward
Fred Tucker
Gwinn Garrison
E. A. Buckner
E. Otis Edgerton
Traffic TIPS outline two new parking zones in Monroe
A Monroe traffic code update establishes 20 minute and one hour parking zones. The 20 minute areas include DeLiard, Walnut, Grand, Second, St. John, and in front of schools on weekdays 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. extended to 10 p.m. Saturdays. One hour parking covers Walnut, North Third, North Fourth, Jackson, Catalpa, Gramont, Harrison, DeSiard, Grand and adjacent streets. Stops beyond passenger loading or taxi stands are restricted, with eight hour limits in alleys and prohibitions on selling, repairing, or washing parked vehicles. (Continued Tomorrow)
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Elysian Fields Street
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Elysian Fields
Managsas
Walnut
Jefferson
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Grammont
Washington
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Drums of Love praised as a symphonic screen romance
The article lauds Griffiths Drums of Love for its delightful compositions and artful photography, noting the story of Paolo and Francesca as a moving romance tied to family honor. Mary Philbin and Lionel Barrymore anchor a tale of rival barons, forbidden love, and a dramatic confrontation.
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Griffiths
Paolo
Francesca
Mary Philbin
Don Cathos
Lionel Barrymore
Don Alvarado
Barrymore
Morehouse Parish Plans Houston Convention Advertising
Bastrop on June 21 reports Morehouse Parish will showcase at the Democratic convention in Houston. Two thousand paper caps from local mills with pamphlets about International Paper will be shipped, bearing Louisiana branding. Each parish town will exhibit, including a notable display from Jones near the Arkansas line.
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Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Houston
International Paper Mills
Jones
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Fast Foot Relief
A vintage ad proclaims Moone's Emerald Oil reduces aching feet. With several applications every fifteen minutes eases pain and swelling, removes odor, and claims to treat varicose or swollen veins. Collens' Pharmacy and druggists back the guarantee with money back.
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Moone
Collens
The Gate Way to Louisiana at State Line
A crude small house sits on the Arkansas side bearing Wilmot Ark and a house on the Louisiana side reads Jones La. The gateway between states is inscribed Jones the gate way to Louisiana.
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Wilmot, Ark
Louisiana
Jones, la
Jones
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