Community groups schedule and social notices in West Monroe
Monday Ouachita Chapter No. 207 De Molay entertains at the Masonic Temple. Several churches and missionary groups hold circles and meetings through Thursday, with hosts and locations listed. Local residents attend Rotary events in St Louis and enjoy church receptions and community gatherings this week.
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Ouachita
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Methodist Missionary Society
Mingis
O. C. Dawkins
McKenzie
St John Street
Francis Faulk
Howell
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Kornman
C. A. Ninney
Kellogg
Kate Morris
West Monroe Baptist Missionary Society
Frank Watts
Elkins
Shaw
Chatham
D. W DeLand
Nora Trimble
Bridge Luncheon at Mrs Victor Barringer’s Home
Mrs Victor Barringer hosted a B V I Club gathering Saturday morning with bridge games in her well appointed rooms. Prizes of Japanese parasols went to Mrs Robert Kellogg and Mrs Harry Walton for top scores while hydrangea decor and Barringer cuisine highlighted the elegant luncheon.
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Victor Barringer
B. V. I. Club
Robert Kellogg
Harry Walton
Barringer
Frances Stubbs
Julia Gleaves
Emily Trousedale
Genevra Washburn
Alma Summer Potts
Mary Smith
Pauline Allen
Lily Blanks Clarke
Charlotte Sholars
Henrietta Sholars
Satchie Sholars
Caroline Sheolars
Robert Kellorg
Memorial Service for Frank McCormick Jr at First Methodist
A glowing tribute was paid to Frank McCormick Jr on June 17 at the First Methodist Church during the Sunday school session. Superintendent S M Collins led the memorial, praising his soldierly faith and comforting the sorrowing parents with heartfelt testimony and Tennyson lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haid
Frank McCormick
First Methodist Church
S. M. Collins
F.B. Neely
Tennyson
Fea
Clark McCormick
Gladys Conger Weds Dr Curtis Williams in Monroe Nuptials
Miss Gladys Conger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Nathan Conger married Dr Curtis William Williams on Saturday June 23 1923 in Monroe Louisiana. The ceremony was at the Easterling home on South Grand Street with Rev F M Freeman officiating. The couple plans a secret honeymoon and will reside in Shreveport after July 2 where Dr Williams has a practice.
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Curtis William Williams
Monroe
Louisiana
A. Easterling
W. G. Saunders
Mrs. Easterling
South Grand Street
F. M. Freeman
First Methodist Church
Shreveport
Williams
Mrs. Williams
Mrs. Conger
Arcadia
Monroe Wheer
Courtneys Mark Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary in Arcadia
In Arcadia Louisiana Mr and Mrs E G Courtney celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary hosted by daughter Mrs A D Bernhardt and two sons Robert and Eugene. Guests included Mr and Mrs W F Endom and children Mr and Mrs R C Murray Mrs Pauline Bernhardt and more. Gifts featured a silver chest from their daughter and two sons and guests brought silver keepsakes. The couple recalled their Spanish American War era wedding and shared memories amid flowers, music, and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Courtney
A. D. Bernhardt
Messers
Robert
Eugene Courtney
First unions and notable women across world events
The piece notes the inaugural Melbourne servant girls union, 75,000 Parisian women artists, Amelia B Edwards receiving an honorary LL D, and English society women turning to public houses. It mentions Chinese fashion signaling marriageability, Mme Sarah Grand, a Tuscaloosa federal court session, Japan sending students to U S schools, and women’s prayer restrictions in Hindu and Ainu contexts. It cites Harding’s Seattle visit gift plans and a Madrid home’s opulent decor for Christine Nilsson, with opera scores on walls.
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Melbourne
Australis
Jané
Paris
Amelia B. Edwards
Smith College
Atteast
China
Mme
Sarah Grand
Hath
Tuscaloova
Alan
Mies June Ailigan
Mive
Katherine Mekutite
United States
Educational Department of Japan
Massachusetts State Normal School
Salem
Jaman
Harding
Seattle
White House
Christine Nilason
Madrid
Comte de Miranda
Mme. Nilsson
Committees Plan July 9 Meeting Over Rates Dispute
Monroe shippers and the local traffic bureau were told the suspension of June 30 tariff increases remains in effect until October 18 under an Interstate Commerce Commission order. A shippers committee led by H J Fernandez will meet July 9 with carriers to reconcile differences and align schedules with the commission ruling, with a July 20 report and possible ICC disposition if unresolved. Old Monroe rates stay in force until then.
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Monroe
New Orleans
Interstate Commerce Commission
H. J. Fernandez
Monroe Traffic Bureau
Washington
Shippers
Fernandez
Whele
Shippers Committee
G. Jd. Wizard
Little Rock
Edgar Foulton
Southwestern Freight Bureau
Pro Christ Revival Sermon On Covenant Teachings At Barkdall Faulk
In the Church of Christ revival at Barkdall Faulk auditorium Mr Ferguson preached on Rightly Dividing the Word of God arguing the three laws Mosaic and the Law of Christ are distinct and that only under Christ is acceptable worship now. He urged diligent study and bearing of truth while promising his talk Great Enormous Sin and inviting all to attend. The Northwest Logging Operators Association formed in Seattle to oppose radical propaganda across lumber camps. There are over 10,500,600 US motor vehicles among the world total of 12,588,949.
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Church of Christ
Barkdall Faulk
Ferguson
Jesus Christ
God
Taight
United States
Air speed record holder Maughan to launch sunrise to sunset flight
Lieutenant Russell M. Maughan, holder of the world airplane speed record, arrives from Bolling Field and plans a sunrise to sunset flight from New York to San Francisco. He will refuel at Dayton, St. Joseph, Cheyenne, and Salduro and expects to complete the transcontinental trip in about seventeen hours with short stops at each point.
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Presa
Mitchell Field
Russell M. Maughan
Bolling Field
Washington, D.C
Leéeutenant Maughan
New York
San Francisco
Dayton
Ohio
St. Joseph
Cheyeons
Wye
Salduro
Utah
One Man Strike at Edinburgh Area Paper Mill Settled
A single worker strike at a large Edinburgh area paper mill ended after the man helped 00 workers out for four months and union members paid 60 000. A union member tore up his card and refused to rejoin, but the mill owners did not dismiss him. The dispute was resolved by transferring the worker to another mill under a compromise. Belgium now requires external medicines to be sold in ozonal bottles colored yellow brown with in relief text For external use.
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Edinburgh
Belgium
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quiet
Young Woman's Methodist Auxiliary
A. H. Gladden
Leo Terzin
Third Street
Albert Horuff
St. Louis
Rotary
Atlanta
Harry T. van Fossen
Fannye E. Keene
Lake Providence
Alexandria
Emmett Pierce
A.W. Williams
Ruston, la
Leon Hammond
Bill Rhymes
J. Harvey Trousdale
St. Louis, Mo
Elizabeth Hawkins
Georgia
Alabama
W. W. Platt
Grand Cane, la
Aubrey Haar
W. N. Conger
A. Exterling
Mrs
A. A. Chase
Met Rouge
Lot Higginbotham
Methodist Auxiliary
Methodist Church
James McCollum
Jackson
Miss
Lerox Cobb
Rayville
A. P. Cobb
West Monroe
Fd. Strong
Order of Eastern Star Lodge
Dixie Bedding CO
Frank McCormick, Jr
William Nathan Conger
Gladys
Wilma Perry
Vicksburg
Edgar Maupin
Chase-Amman Drug CO. Ltd
Monroe Steam Laundry
Hiis
Northwest Logging Operators’ Association
Pacific Northwest
Maughan Vin, Y
Kaliski Music Company
Monroe, LA
Carolina
Barney Google
Mamma
Buick
Reed-Lennon Motor Co., Inc
North Second Street
Boyd Mfg
Birmingham
Ala
Central's
DeSiard
Oe Batiste
Florsheim
N. Kalil & Son
DeSiard St
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