Arenue Club Plans Silver Tea and Antique Show
Mrs Birdie Mae Mulhern entertained Arenue Club members at the June meeting with co-hostesses Mary Kelly Ruth Mikkel Elizabeth Hill and Fay Wilson A review of And Then We'll Be Rich by Clare Bell was given by Mrs E P Cudd A business report noted funds from talents Plans were made for a Silver Tea and Antique Show in July and a preschool style show in August Refreshments were served to listed members and guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Mae Mulhern
Arenue Club
Mary Kelly
Ruth Mickel
Elizabeth Hill
Fay Wilson
Clare Bell
E. P. Cudd
Maggie Brandt
Lavania Woodburn
Phyllis Cozine
Minnie Gill
Ethel Newport
Patty Spencer
Monnie Collier
Elise Baugh
Lana Kelly
Katherine Morgan
Virginia Morgan
Jennie Sullivan
Eugena Olver
Estelle Hooper
Kate Sawyer
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Stone Avenue Methodist Church
College Place
Circle I
Choudrant Hostess Club Demonstrates Canning for Exhibition
The Choudrant Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. J. M. Britt to discuss canning for exhibition. The program was led by Mrs. J. M. Britt and Mrs. W. V. Hogan and hosted by a group of local ladies including Mrs. Gladys Auids and Mrs. Roy Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choudrant Home Demonstration Club
J. M. Britt
W. V. Hogan
Gladys Auids
Roy Fletcher
F. L. Welsh
R. D. Hammond
Lawrence Terry
Fred Whitman
Fannie Frost
W. L. Aswell
W. W. Hogan
O. W. Boyd
M. D. Hogan
H. Futrell
Ruth Kinnon
Mark Davis
Civil Service Openings For Farm And Home Supervisors
The U S Civil Service Commission announces examinations for vacancies as farm management supervisor and home management supervisor with entrance salaries of 3410 and 4205 yearly. Positions with the Farmers Home Administration in Arkansas Kansas Louisiana Missouri Oklahoma and Texas. Applications available at post offices or from the executive secretary, board of U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Farmers Home Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Board of
U. S
In-Law's Advice Ends Dandruff Misery
Alexandria Louisiana advertises Baker's Hair Tonic and Baker's Latherist Shampoo with a customer testimonial from Mrs Maude Marler praising dandruff relief and a money back guarantee. The ad urges use for itchy scalp and lustrous hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Maude Marler
Winn &St
M. E. Marler
Adyv
Community Organization Activities and Meetings Schedule
Calendar notes numerous Monroe group gatherings. Monroe Assembly No 103 S O O B hosts buffet at 6 30 p m in Masonic Temple. Various church societies meet through Tuesday and Thursday with program and business sessions. Jaycee Jaynes dinner meets at Rendezvous at 7 30 p m with speaker Jack Ansell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Assembly
Masonic Temple
Brownville Methodist Church
Grace Episcopal Church
D. C. Metcalf
Delta Rho Delta
Calhoun Rd
Jaycee Jaynes
Jack Ansell
Slim Lines Dominate Fall Suits of 1940s Style
Fall suits offer a range of silhouettes from hip-length belted jackets to middy and natural waistlines. Slim daytime suits prevail with soft full skirts and generous movement, padding and shoulders remaining light or natural. Black returns as a staple, with red, brown, blue, and gray following in fashion priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaile Dugas
NEA
NEW York
Hannah Troy
Bonnie Cashin
Local Society Notes and Family News Update
Mrs. George Lofton and Mrs. Effie Toombs left for Little Rock and Hot Springs with Mrs. J. M. Lofton joining en route they plan to return in a week. Lester Hearne is in New Orleans Foundation Hospital for a major operation Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McBeth announce the birth of their first child a son Ronald Dean Mac Beth born in June. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Stephens and paternal grandparents are not fully listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lofton
Effie Toombs
Little Rock
Ark
J. M. Lofton
Hot Springs
Lester Hearne
New Orleans
Carl McBeth
Ronald Dean MacBeth
Earl E. Stephens
Local social notes mention several travel and visits
Mrs George McBeth greets guests Miss Louise Doernberg returns from Alabama with Miss Sylvian Masur who becomes her house guest for two weeks Miss Sandra Jo Doernberg travels to Cincinnati with Mr and Mrs Sol Cahn en route to Buffalo Doernberg grandparents welcome her Mr Harold Woods and son Harold Woods Jr fly to New York for a several days visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Doernberg
Tuscaloosa
Birmingham
Ala
Sylvian Masur
Sandra Jo Doernberg
Cincinnati
Sol Cahn
Buffalo
N. Y
Doernberg
Joe Doernberg
Harold Woods
Harold Woods Jr
New York
Reynolds McWilliams to visit Eau Claire this summer
Mr and Mrs Reynolds McWilliams travel to Eau Claire Wisconsin for Mrs McWilliams to visit her father over the summer. Mr McWilliams will return after a brief visit. Mrs Walter Lamb and two children Jessie Lee and Touch of Nashville Tennessee visit their mother Mrs H K Touchstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Reynolds McWilliams
Eau Claire, Wis
Mrs. McWilliams
Mr. McWilliams
Walter Lamb
Jessie Lee and
Touch
Nashville, Tenn
H. K. Touchstone
Gale Ann Domingues Fifth Birthday Lawn Party
Gale Ann Domingues celebrated her fifth birthday with a lawn party at her West Monroe home on Friday June 13. Gifts included a miniature bathing pool and gladiola arrangements decorated the refreshment table for the children who played games and won prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Ann Domingues
Helen Domingues
West Monroe
Gladiolas
Paul Butler
Donnie
Billie Clay
Kathey Goodwin
Cindy Kelly
Mary Eleanor
Julie Ann Larsen
Butch
Larry Morrison
Lester Owens
Wayne Peddy
Claudia
Freddie Roberts
Sue Sawyer
Susan Turner
Food Prices Rise on Eggs and Fruits This Week
The Associated Press notes modest overall price increases for fresh foods with eggs up 2 to 4 cents a dozen and potatoes stabilizing then rising due to heavy rains. Seasonal fruits such as cherries berries grapes peaches watermelons and more edged higher as demand climbed with heat. Beets and cabbage remained cheap while some meat and dairy items held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Virginia
Agriculture Department
Office of Price Stabilization
ACT-ON First Dose Relieves Rheumatic Pain Fast
A new liquid ACT-ON claims thorough fast relief for rheumatic pain and arthritis by acting through the bloodstream. The initial soothing dose is advertised as satisfying with a money-back guarantee. Also available in tablet form and marketed as low-cost.
Hawaiian shrimp curry announces July banquet menu
The article promotes Ann Batchelder's Hawaiian shrimp curry as a highlight of July meals. It claims the dish as a remedy for dull meals and includes a menu of sautéed bananas, tomato and avocado salad, and pineapple sherbet. The piece urges readers to get the July issue of Ladies' Home Journal for the recipe and serving ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Batchelder
Ladies’ Home Journal
July Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nell Entrican
Areme Club
Choudrant
Ribknit
Primos
Monroe
Bayou DeSiard Garden Club
Rendevous
Carl Slakter
Colony Home Demonstration Club
Drew Anderson
DeSiard
Dixie Chapter
Monroe Temple
Franks
George McBeth
National Geographic Society
Great Lakes
Earth
The
Damascus
Just
By L’aiglon
SUS Shoe Store
Denier
Gal Pesia
Lerry
Bernhardt
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