Miss Beaman Weds Dr Vaughan At Virginia Roof Garden
Miss Doris Beaman marries Dr. Luther Vaughan in a June evening ceremony atop a Virginia roof garden. The celebration includes a breakfast at the Frances hotel and a buffet supper hosted by Mrs. Holloway and Miss Shotwell with vivid floral decor and formal attire.
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Doris Beaman
Luther Vaughan
Virginia
Monroe
Frances Hotel
Frank Breese
Miss Beaman
Charles Reid
Fay Hilliard
Vernon LaCour
William Harper
Joy Steele
Carolyn Stubbs
Katheryn White
Eldredge Carroll
Rosanne Reid
Harry George
L. M. Couvillion
Max Guillot
Jackson
Eugene Bender
Houston
Oswald Cosby
Coming Events and Society Notes From Monroe
Various community activities and social updates including a hay ride by First Methodist youth, club meetings at Missouri Pacific Womans club and D Ross Coates, Miss Gertrude Feazel luncheon at Lotus club, and summaries of festival prizes at Central Grammar school. Local arrivals, travels, and guests from Alabama, Oklahoma, Georgia, and Texas are noted along with Delta Beta Sigma sorority events and family visits in Monroe.
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George Wesley Smith
Central Grammar School
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Miss Chi
Cooperative Plan For Richland Parish Farmers
John J. Cerniglia of Delhi announces near completion of a non profit cooperative to market farm products fruit and poultry. It will run a central shipping station to market excess produce at prevailing prices and ship to points of demand inviting interested farmers to register.
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Delhi
John J. Cerniglia
Richland Parish
Cerniglia
Peterson's Ointment advertised for eczema relief
An advertising item touts Petersons Ointment as a cure for eczema itching and external blemishes with a money back promise. It claims relief for itchy feet and toe cracks and urges readers to try the product from druggists.
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Peterson
Petersons
Eve Mannersfield Returns to Connecticut Home Life
Eve Mannersfield moves back to her 200 year old Connecticut house with an orchard after five years in New York. Uncle Henry and boarding guests arrive as Eve plans marriage, a life in Manhattan, and a future with Denny. Union of family, home, and hopes collides with old flames.
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Eve Mannersfield
Connecticut
New York
Gay
Slim Denny
Manhattan
Henry
Eve
Peter
Marylin
Judge
George Cleveland
Denny
Adriana
Ellen
Uncle Henry
Wilds
Mitzi
Cleveland
George
Margaret Widdemer
Methodist Bible School to Close
The First Methodist Church vacation Bible school will close Thursday with a 10 a.m. public program and certificates for satisfactory work. Enrollment is 50 in the children's division. Friday morning a picnic at Bernstein Park marks the closing event of the two week session.
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First Methodist Church
S. M. Collins
Bernstein Park
Real Estate Transfers in Ouachita Parish
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday in Ouachita Parish show D L Davison selling the west half of lots 17 and 18 in block 9 of Morningside Addition to Monroe to William Cecil Blanchard for 250 dollars. Horace Elmore sold to A S Nappier.
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Ouachita Parish
D. L. Davison
William Cecil Blanchard
Morningside
Monroe
Horace Elmore
A. S. Nappier
DeWit Smith Buys One Acre From Horace Elmore
Horace Elmore sells one acre of land in the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 5 township 17 north range 3 east for $50 cash to DeWit Smith.
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Township 17
Horace Elmore
DeWit Smith
Revival of Plays Shines in Monterey’s Adobe Theater
A revival of plays was staged at California’s first theater, an adobe structure in Monterey, highlighting renewed cultural activity in the historic venue.
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California
Monterey
MRS MELLIE CULPEPPER Rites Held for Local Pastor’s Widow
The funeral for Mrs Mellie Culpepper 78 widow of Rev J B Culpepper was at Davis-Lawhead funeral home at 4 pm Tuesday with Rev J M Alford and Rev R M Bentley officiating. Interment followed at Riverview Burial Park. Her husband preached for about 60 years in the Methodist church South and died in Memphis last January. She had lived with her granddaughter on South Grand Street since her husband’s death and leaves two sons and three daughters plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Mellie Culpepper
J. B. Culpepper
Davis-Lawhead Funeral Home
J. M. Alford
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
R. M. Bentley
Wisner
Riverview Burial Park
Memphis Tenn
J. B. Culpepper, Jr
Okeechobee
Fla
E. C. Shannon
Monroe
W. S. Parkes
Atlanta, Ga
J. C. Mackey
Orlando
Ada Bruce Moberley
Tallulah
J. A. Moberley
Madison Parish
Vicksburg Sanitarium
C. K. Smith
Dean Moberley
Philadelphia
Hazel Jean Moberley
John A. Moberley
Maroon, Lr
Bertrand Bruce
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
J. R. Linton
R. A. Tate
Lyn Naylor
W. R. Thompson
Henry Sevier
R. R. Spegenee
Mrs Anna R P Guenard dies after illness
Mrs Anna Roberta Purdy Guenard 79 of Lake Providence La dies Tuesday morning in Vicksburg after two months illness. She leaves two sons R S Guenard and J H Guenard a sister Mrs Frank Byerley a nephew Frank Byerley Jr and five grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at 9 30 am at Grace Episcopal Church Lake Providence with Rev G A Tocher officiating. Burial in Lake Providence cemetery.
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Anna R. P. Guenard
Lake Providence
Anna Roberta Purdy Guenard
Vicksburg Hospital
R. S. Guenard
East Carroll Police Jury
J. H. Guenard
Grace Episcopal Church
G. A. Tocher
Powder blast fatally injures four miners in Ohio pit
In Gallipolis Ohio on June 22 four miners died from burns after a powder explosion in a Jackson county coal mine. Two other workers remained severely burned and were hospitalized with slim chances of recovery as rescuers reported the six men were alone in the mine when the blast occurred.
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Gallipolis
Jackson County
Miner Blast At Keystone Mine Near Jackson
A miner described a blast at the Keystone mine, twelve miles southeast of Jackson, when a lantern tipped into an open keg of powder during lunch. Flames enveloped the men as they reacted to the blaze.
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Keystone
Jackson
West Monroe Poll Favors Removing Parking Time Limit
A West Monroe poll of 51 merchants shows 11 signaled support for keeping a one hour parking limit while 40 opposed removing it. The city council will decide whether to end the time limit based on the vote, indicating a three and a half to one preference for removal. Tea and coffee plants flourish in higher tropical altitudes.
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West Monroe
J. C. Cobb
Tropics
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Charles Reid, Jr
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Texas
American Legion Auxiliary
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W. H. Huckaby
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Swartz
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D. Ross Coates
Auburn
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Lotus Club
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Harry Pankey
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Earl Chumney
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Tuscaloosa
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Oklahoma City
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Ouachita Parish High School
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Fairview
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Gainesville, Ga
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