Week's Calendar: Local ladies host and visit arcadia
Friday events include the Young Matron embroidery club entertained by Mrs. B J Mitchell. Miss Marie Foster of Junction City Ark is guest of Mrs J T Tolson. Mrs T B Weaver of Huttig Ark guest for a week or longer of Mrs J C Johnston. Miss Vada Speed returned from a fortnight visit to relatives in Vickshoro. Mrs E Garretson leaves for McGehee Ark to visit friends. Mrs Arnold Barksdale of Ruston visited Monroe yesterday with Mrs Douglas Miles. Rev T H Morris visits Rayville for Methodist district conference. Mrs Percy Sandel hosted a formal card party for Miss Blanch Baird. Miss Charlotte Nawaday, teaching at Houma, has returned home for summer after visiting Baton Rouge and New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Weaver
Huttig, Ark
J. C. Johnston
Vada Speed
Vickshoro
E. Garretson
McGehee
Charlotte Nawaday
Houma
Baton Rouge
New
Goudie
Columbia
Faulkner Blanks
Annie Blanks
Pauline McFeely
W. E. Allen
C. KE. Byrd
Shreveport
Allen
Orleans Guests and Library Opening Report
Orleans society notes list visitors from Vicksburg Houston and Canton visiting relatives and friends. Reports on ill and recovering residents and a new Monroe Public Library opening drawing casual patrons and showcasing a cool fan equipped reading space with a thousand volumes on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Public Library
Summer travel and local notices fill Ouachita pages
Mrs E B Eby and children and Mrs J T Austin with offspring left for Lookout Mountain to spend summer. Holmes of Meridian Miss and others rent apartments with Mrs J M Lee and Mrs Faulkner Hlanks. Heisland family moved from Texarkana to Tissington apartments. Ouachita Guards D Company to Alexandria for camp taking many youths. MelHenry of Texas guests of Leon McHenry travel to Katon Route and Louisiana points. Mrs Dean of Illinois arrives to stay with ill daughter Mrs J B Foster at sanitarium. Library open to all Ouachita residents. Civic League to plan administration and a permanent library group. Kerlin reports a March 22 note on a woman becoming a forester on a count Bileglie estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Eby
J. T. Austin
Lookout Mountain
B. B. Holmes
Meridian
Miss
J. M. Lee
Walnut Street
Faulkner Hlanks
W. Murphy
Mixa
Neva-Star Classified Ad Aims to Rent Rooms Fast
A Neva-Star classified ad promotes quick room rentals by listing available spaces and inviting inquiries from potential tenants, promising prompt responses and simple terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva-Star
The Moar ke, of Vein Desire at Lyceum
H B Warner portrays a young minister in a satire about a fashionable city church. He argues against marriage for money and exposes a woman’s trap of beauty for profit. The performance includes a Keystone comedy on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Warner
Lyceum
Vein Desire
Red Cross Nurses To Aid Swiss Resort Relief Effort
A Swiss committee plans free entertainment at alpine resorts for 2600 Red Cross workers from various nations. The program aims to keep workers in the Swiss mountains for two to three weeks at no charge, easing wartime strain on relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herne
Switzerland
Red Cross
Swiss Mountains
Unclear fragmentary text about travels and safety aims
Fragmentary passage discusses authorities aiming to prevent treadle over Hwang Heing in Japan and protect him from assassination. Mentions Hwan Heing arriving in Tokyo and possibly to South China, with Sun Yat Sen linked to Shanchai or Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
United States
Hwank Husin
Yokohama
Thay
China
Stem
Hwang Hsing
Yokohama Bay
Treadle
Hwang Heing
Hwan
Heing
South China
Sun Yat Sen
Shanchai
Canton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe
News of
Embroidery Club
West Side
Marie Foster
Junction City, Ark
J. T Tolson
Percy Sandel
Miss Blanch
Bell-Ans
Ouachila
Civic League
Forester
Kerlin
Jame
Womer
Bileglie
Se Cel
H. 8. Warner and
Clara Williams
Triangle Feature
Cari
Amelia Wilson
Alma, Ark
King
Dalguist
Krumbles
Kellogg
Kelloggs
Leceum T
Danan
Choivee
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