Cradle of the Deep Poem and Summer Picnic Notes
A poem titled Rocked in the cradle of the deep by Emma Hart Willard is presented alongside a summer picnic report at Horseshoe Lake near Monroe. The piece describes serene sleep at sea and divine protection, followed by social scenes of Phi Kappa hosts and Lily Thompson at a lakeside gathering with dancing and radio.
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Ocean Cave
Emma Hart Willard
Monroe
Abe Arent
Horseshoe Lake
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Lily Thompson
Mobile
Ala
Arent
Dr. and
D. I. Hirsch
Bridal Bouquets and Muffs Dominate Spring Society Talk
The society column notes practice for sending items to the Monroe News-Star and surveys spring bridal fashions. It highlights the new flower muffs in daisies roses and other blooms and details bouquet choices featuring orchids gardenias lilies of the valley and calla lilies for brides and bridesmaids.
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Monroe News- Star
Blue Wedding Bouquets Highlight Delta Beta Sigma Notes
A feature on bridesmaids wearing blue tones with blue flower arrangements and silver ribbons. Also reports Miss Sara Talbert of Monroe named second vice-president at Delta Beta Sigma convention in Hot Springs Ark and the upcoming designation of Vidalia as next year's convention city. News items note local social events, a charity lunch encounter with two tramps, Miss Georgine Cole illness, Betty Dawson dog bite, weekend visits, and the marriage of Adrienne Hester to George Strickler at Cotton Valley with a Vidalia home reception planned.
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Sara Talbert
J. B. Lamkin
Delta Beta Sigma
Hot Springs
Ark
Talbert
Monroe
Adrienne Hester
W.S. Hester
Downsville
George Marion Strickler
Vadalia
R. W. Singleton
Cotton Valley
Singleton
Vidalia
Mr. Strickler
Vidalia High School
Mission circles and social notes fill Tuesday events
The Methodist Missionary Society and Presbyterian Auxiliary announce 3 pm meetings in several circles at listed addresses. Baptist circles meet at 3 15 pm in multiple homes. The Woman's Council sessions and a garden party for Miss Jean Dryburgh’s visit highlight the social calendar, plus summer arrangements for Alymer Montgomery and updates on local residents.
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Methodist Missionary Society
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Albert Davis
Rochelle Avenue
Make This Model at Home Pattern Graceful For Afternoons
Pattern 2430 showcased in the News-Star Daily column offers a simple craft project for readers. Step by step guidance emphasizes neat finishing and accessible materials to encourage afternoon hobby sessions.
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News-Star Daily
Simple chic line frocks for informal teas and events
Fashion notes promote Anne Adams patterns with flared sleeves and pointed waist seams for slim silhouettes. Sizes 14 to 44 offered. pattern 2430 requires specific yardage. illustrated sewing instructions included. catalog and pattern priced at 25 cents. orders to Monroe News-Star Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Monroe News-Star Pattern Department
West Lith Street
New York City
Louisiana P T A plans on child and community study for 1933 34
Mrs Lawrence A Maithes Shreveport state president announced national and state programs for parent teacher associations. The schedule covers September to May focusing on organizational work community standards and child welfare with topics from school funding to health safety and citizenship. Mr Thomas Sullivan is a patient in the Clinic. Mrs Albert W Trotter and daughters Barbara and Jean visit New Iberia with Miss Lucille Platt.
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Lawrence A. Maithes
Shreveport
Portland
Ore
Mailhes
Louisiana
Maithes
Albert W. Trotter
Barbara
Jean
Lucille Platt
New Iberia
Mr. Trotter
Mrs
A. H. Trotter
Forestry camp starts in Union Farmerville
About 200 young men in the civilian conservation corps arrived in Union parish aboard a special Missouri Pacific train to join forestry service duties. Lt Wright leads the group with Lieutenants Winston and Boseman and several NCOs assisting. The camp sits 10 miles northeast of Farmerville on the Farmer ville Marion highway on Frost-Johnson Lumber Co. property.
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Farmerville
Civilian Conservation Corps
Union Parish
Missouri Pacific
United States Forestry Service
Wright
South
Louisiana
Winston
Boseman
Farmerville-Marion
Frost-Johnson Lumber Company
Masons to Welcome Grand Lecturer in Winnsboro Visit
T W Parish grand lecturer of the Masonic lodge will visit the Winnsboro lodge on June 28 according to John J Ward worshipful master of the local Masons.
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Winnsboro
T. W. Parish
Masonic Lodge
Winnsboro Lodge
John J. Ward
Jesse Went Arrested On Chicken Theft Charge
Jesse Went a Mexican man was arrested Sunday by the police department on a charge of stealing chickens valued at nine dollars. The poultry was said to belong to A. H. Gerson of 2801 South Grand Street.
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Jesse Went
Police Department
A. H. Gerson
South Grand Street
Avis Arien Relents Over Bridesmaid Gown
In a tense wedding planning exchange, Avis Arien capitulates to the narrator regarding the bridesmaid gown after a stern ultimatum. Avis agrees to meet arrangements with Helena Brixton and complies with the schedule for the Bridgehampton trip and gown handling, while the narrator maintains control over the situation and the wedding timeline.
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Avis Arien
Philip Veritzen
Avis
Mr. Veritzen
Mary
Noel
Avis Arlen
Madge
Sequel Notes a Heart of a Wife by Adele Garrison
Avis prepares for a crucial talk with Noel day after tomorrow while Lillian urges calm and coffee. The hint of urgent arrangements follows as Avis plans to warn Helena, summon Phil Veritzen, and arrange Otto for Carolyn and Marion before Edith Fairfax is telephoned.
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Bridget Lampton
Mra Graham
Noel
Avis
Lillian
Helena
Avia
Phil
Otto
Carolyn
Marion
Phil Veritzen
Edith Fairfax
The White Cockatoo mystery review
A brief synopsis follows Jim Bun deau as he unravels two murders and two attempts on his life in a French hotel. The crimes tie to a fortune and a token Sue Tally seeks to claim for her father. Sundéan and David Lorn suspect Sue pressed the light switch allowing an escape.
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Jim Bundeau Toas
Sue Tally
Sundéan
David Lorn
Sundean
Sue
Lorn
Erove
Armene
Lovachiem
Mrs. Byng
Grethe
Marecel
Father Robert
Marianne
Mignon G
Eberhart
Sunderan Finds Five Ghostly Fingerprints In Hotel Search
Sundean tells of tracing possible links after Miss Tally's abduction near the hotel. He and I debate the priest suspect and the missing car while the police widen their inquiry. The visit ends with a tense, cold vigil in Armene’s old hotel as we search for clues.
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Lorn
Sundean
Car Theft Reported in Louisiana Plate Ford Coupe
M. V. Bruno of 1909 South Grand Street reported the theft of his Ford coupe Sunday morning. The loss was noted at 5:30 AM. The vehicle had Louisiana license No. 142868 and motor No. A1052379.
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M. V. Bruno
South Grand Street
Bruno
Louisiana
Four Prisoners Transferred to Parish Jail to Serve Sentences
Four inmates from West Monroe city court were moved to parish jail Monday to complete 30 day terms. J. T Roberts was convicted of assault while F P Cruse Flora Cruse and Lilly V Nelson were found guilty of vagrancy.
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West Monroe
J. T Roberts
F. P. Cruse
Flora Cruse
Lilly V. Nelson
Tetterine Promises Skin Disease Cure
An advertised remedy claims to heal Ringworm Athlete's Foot Eczema Tetter and other parasitic skin troubles. It promises soothing relief within days and offers money back if unsatisfied from Shuptrine Co Savannah Ga.
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Shuptrine Co
Savannah
Tadva
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