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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
8
The article surveys ways to beat the heat with new research backed tips. Dr Louis Stanley urges more fruits and vegetables for minerals and hydration. Health officials stress calm, hygienic living and outdoor activity to ease heat discomfort.
A sewing pattern description for Anne Adams Pattern 1872, priced fifteen cents, with sizes 12 to 38 and yardage details. Includes illustrated steps and a summer pattern book offer for twenty five cents, plus pattern department address in New York City.
The National Woman's party says a woman may be the next U.S. president, with Alice Paul and others named as potential candidates. Observers discuss image, temperament, and male vote considerations, noting trends toward matriarchy and evolving rights from the past.
The extended Sodelity of St Matthew's holds a Monday meeting at the school auditorium at 8 p m. A Tuesday Business and Professional Women's club meeting includes officer installation at 8 p m. Mrs L Harris of Jackson Tenn visits Henderson as guests entertain with a Lotus club bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Claud Harrison. Notables visiting include Miss Hazel Joye Fourmy of Memphis and Mrs Lucille Dyess of St Lawrence La with various local residents and relatives mentioned.
Frank Grahame struggles to save three companions as an underground river carries him toward a turquoise sea. Janice Kent contemplates love knotted with fear while Billy Langton offers evasive support. A savage high priest watches with wary pride as Janice braces for a new terror tomorrow.
Miss Juanita Hogge enjoyed a pleasant weekend in Galveston with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grant and Fred Jr. spend the weekend with relatives in Boyce Louisiana. Mrs. C E Corser and children Nor rienne and L C of Houston visit Leonard Corser and A B Sherrard. Sydney McLaurin of Vicksburg has returned to finish her visit in the home of her sister Mrs Vaughn Fields. Mrs. R M Gray and daughter Miss Lois Gray and Mrs. E L Morgan and children of Alexandria visit this week in their hosts' home.
Mr and Mrs T H McMillan will be joined by Mrs McMillan and son J M McMillan for a few weeks at home this Saturday. Friends regret that Miss Margaret Poag is ill with malaria fever.
Miss Elizabeth and Dorothy Hope Davis travel to New Orleans to visit Aunt Mrs A L Savon for weeks. Miss Catherine Lester of Port Neches TX visits the Lesters in Monroe. Miss Carolyn Stubbs of Shorter College Rome GA heads to Louisiana State University for six weeks of piano study in Baton Rouge with her mother Mrs F P Stubbs. Miss Eva Lewis of Ruston visits Mr and Mrs John P Lewis. Mrs Donnie Eldridge and Miss Mae Carroll of Dallas visit Mrs A W Carroll in West Monroe with Carroll set to tour Chicago for the Century of Progress expo.
Renfrow and Son Inc prepares to open at 322 DeSiard Street opposite the Paramount Theater in Monroe. The former Goldman building has been rebuilt with modern show windows and blue green interior. Manager N C Renfrew says the store will carry high quality popular-priced men’s women’s and children’s wear with souvenirs for opening day.
In Commerce Georgia Dr M P Dedwyler delivered twin boys at a farmhouse and soon after twins girls. Nearby Dr G O Castellan delivered twin girls at another farmhouse, both deliveries occurring in the same neighborhood late at night.
United Daughters of the Confederacy push federal action to establish a national park at Bentonville battlefield in North Carolina site of the Civil War's last major engagement.
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