Night Owl to Early Bird A City Change of Sleep Habits
A lighthearted contrast on women shifting from late nights in the city to rural mornings. It notes healthier effects like steadier nerves and better digestion as they adapt to dawn routines. The piece ends with news that Wilbur B Huston of Seattle won MIT Edison scholarship after strong freshman performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night
Cambridge
Mass
Wilbur B. Huston
Seattle
Wash
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Poetic Reflections and Local Social Notes
A column blends sentiment on nature and friendship with a hospital vignette about recovering patients and thoughtful visits. The Monroe News-Star highlights readers sending flowers, letters from abroad, and a flurry of social guest updates from West Monroe.
Red Birds of Louisiana Sail to England on Mission
Mrs. Briggs plans a voyage from New York on the S S Reliance to Iceland carrying six pairs of Louisiana red birds to Mr Edgar P Chance of Manchester England. The gesture aims to establish a bird sanctuary link and mark the birds’ origin in Monroe in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Henry Briggs
New York
S. S. Reliance
Iceland
Express
New York City
Leviathan
Edgar P. Chance
Manchester
England
Young Seeker Sets Sail for South America Vacation
A youth plans to travel by ship to South America during summer vacation to work his passage. Mrs. Sparks expects to meet him in America and spend time with him after his arrival before college. Herbert Cooper Jr. moves from St. Francis sanitarium to his aunt’s home, while Mrs. J C Mooney also leaves St. Francis for convalescence at home and welcomes visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Herbert Cooper, Jr
St. Francis Sanitarium
Stanley Hodges
J. C. Mooney
Community events calendar for June and July
The June events include a Book Shower and tea by the Business and Professional Women's club, a Catholic Daughters meeting at St Matthews, and multiple St Matthews P T A and Y W C A activities. July lists a Lion's Club dinner dance, Y W C A events, a Fourth of July breakfast dance with The Four Horsemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Edgewater Country Club
Four Horsemen
Musilc
Mrs. Leigh Hosts Second Bridge Event Honoring Mrs Ned Leigh
Mrs. Leigh hosted the second in a series of bridge gatherings at her Louisville Avenue home to honor her daughter-in-law Mrs. Ned Leigh. Guests enjoyed pink and green luncheon courses,礼 gifts included Dresden china and green crystal, with broadcasts of music and society notes about attendees and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Smith
Edgewater Country Club
Charles F. Smith
Nogales
Arizona
Smith
A. 10. Treadgold
J. K. Brothers
Mrs. Leigh
Ned Leigh
B. W. Leigh
Louisville Avenue
Monroe
Leigh
Gardens of Friends
R. Q. Cole
John Keller
Robert Percy
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meets and Circle Eight Planned
A Tuesday regular business meeting of the Presbyterian Auxiliary is set for 3 30 P M Circle Eight business women of the Presbyterian church will meet at 7 30 P M at the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Matthews The Galloways of Harlingen Texas formerly of Monroe announce the arrival of a son on the twenty fifth of June The Y W A of the First Baptist church met at the home of Mrs Walter Rhodes 504 Louisville Avenue with the young people's councilor of the Mis
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First Baptist Church of
Monroe
Jack Morrison
St. Matthews P. T. A
St. Matthews School
Y. W. C. A. Glee Club
Robert Irvin
Picniec
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
Bill Matthews
H. H. Galloway
Harlingen, Texas
The
First Baptist Church
Walter Rhodes
Louisville Avenue
Lindy’s Double Arrives With Novel All-in-One Shirt
New York message reports a man claiming to be Lindbergh’s double returning from France with a so called prize creation, a shirt collar and tie combined. Jean Claude D Ahette rode on the shoulders of enthusiastic crowds amid the reception.
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Preas
New York
Lindbergh
France
Jean Claude D’ahette
Designers and News from Le Bourget Night in 1927
On a May night at Le Bourget in 1927 the sailors who brought news noticed only height similarity to the colonel. Jean is identified as a designer of men's wear.
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WEAF
Nathaniel Shilkret
Leonard Joy
High Hatters Orchestra
Lucy Marsh
Milton Rottenberg
Jessica Dragonette
la Violetera
Leo O'Rourke
Yacob Zayde
John Seagle
Rosario Bourdon
Padilla
Alsatian Scan Graace Sincings Net
le Bourget
Jean
Boy Takes Poison Over Restriction at Home
William Wray Smith a 16 year old in Eudora Arkansas killed himself Tuesday by drinking poison after his father refused to let him leave home. The incident was reported by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe News-Star
Iodge
Monroe
J. C. Varino
Italy
Mo’ News
Europe
United Press
Eudora
Ark
William Wray Smith
Nice Girl Comes to Town in Make Believe Engagement
Mary Lou Leslie visits London for two weeks and agrees to a pretend engagement to aviator Tony Titherington to help fund his around the world flight. Tony pushes the ruse for financial and romantic gain, while Mary Lou debates the truth of their union and resists their deception.
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Mary Lou Leslie
Tony Titherington
London
Tony
Mary Low
Ethelherta
Mary Lou
Jay
Aunt Ethelberta
Jerry
Ethelberta
Cupid
Chelsea
Engagement Dilemma Forces Mary Lou's Career Twist
Mary Lou hides tears and fear as she faces engagement to Tony while friends debate love, loyalty, and a risky flight plan. Jay offers a town job to keep Mary Lou from returning home and insists she could become a successful sales clerk, delaying marriage as plans unfold.
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Bozo
Jay
Mary Lou
Ethelberta
Tony
Fiinwood
Miss Fletcher
Mayste Greig
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Fanny Darrell
Daughter
Miss Modern
Associated Press
Robert L. Kel
Califor Week
Mr. Kellogg
Rov Alster
Ncis
J. ¢C.ettttes
James Fd- Nateon
Wardly Hasence
Shreveport
Catholic Laapitar Society
St. Matthew's
Atea
W. B. Calhoun
Harry K. Poulan
Hutton
J. M. On
Kerl
J. Cole
Ellis
Birmingham
Ala
S.S. Woods
Dorothy Ann
Dource
Dallas
Texas
Calhoun
W. M. Hunt
Jeff Fogg
Helen Gaines
Juanita Gaines
Hernandez
Mississippi
Alice Fogg
Senatobia
Bessie Mercer
Ruth Murphy
M. L. Meredith
Harry Thomason
J. T. Haskin
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Davis
Linderman Avenue
West Monroe
Dee McClain
Helena, Arkansas
Mrs. McClain
M. J. Easterling
Mrs. Briggs
Louisiana
C. G., Ammer
Arnold Bernstein
H. T. Layne
T. A. Sauls
Clarke Faulk
Ann Platt
Adelia Sander
India Stubbs
Camp Nekanawa
Tenn
W. D. Grace
J. Slocum
Baton Rouge
Thelma Robinson
Mrs
F. R. Ford
Plaquemine, la
F. C. Hurt
Mary Grace Lawn
Ithaca
Conservatory of Music
Oscar Ziegler
Miss Lawn
Sigma Alpha Iota
Philadelphia
R. C. Sparks
James Sparks
Sparkes
Washington and Lee University
Catholic Daughters of America
Catholic Ladies Altar Society
N. L. Rhodes
Elizabeth Fitch
Dorothy Apgar
St. Matthew’s
St. Matthew's School
Lion's Club
Y. W. C. A. Dramatic Club
Telemaque Street
W. M. Harper
Sue Graves
Wilma Pace
Woodlawn
Jackson St
Jackson
Robert Breard
Robert Breard, Jr
Coleman East
Hot Springs
J. H. Miller, Sr
J. H. Miller, Jr
Fort Worth,Texas
Harry Prophit
Gulf Coast
Florida
Camp Ki-Ro-Li
George Schlosser
Personal Finance Company
Sionary Society
Kate Flannigan
Nettie Jackson
Hazel Cox
Helen Smith
Alien Ware
Leda Swilley
Georgie Lee Keller
Asic Gyoot
Cavaliers
Berton
Coward
John Saegle
Coppelia
Delibes
Lehar
Frivolity
Merwin
Robison
Kriesler
Campbell -Connelly
Frim
Rose Orchestra
Stults
Lindy
Boy
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