These Hills in June and Summer Social Buzz
A long calendar of social events and travel notes fills the page. Readers learn of girls departing for Camp Nekanawa and a group sailing on the Dixie to study dance in New York. Several local families plan seaside trips and visits to New Orleans, Madison, Chicago, and Lake Charles, with Rotary convention highlights and a string of societal gatherings in Fondale and Alexandria.
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Camp Nekanawa
Tenn
Eigh Russell
Elizabeth Beidenhar
Jen Kent Millsaps
Adelia Sandel
Ue Graves
Rosalia Kaliski
Florence Rosenfield
Jonesoro
Ark
Madison
Wis
Waukesha
Chicago
Kaliski
Aisit
New Orleans
Sigmund Masur
Minneapolis
New York City
Dixie
America
Armandine Renaud
Marguerite Roberts
Joy Steele
Irene Quinn Renaud
Three Piece Suit Becomes Daily Fashion Staple
Paris reports that for motoring sport and street wear the three piece suit is firmly established. A champ communal style features a dark beige woven material lined with duvetyn and suede accents on cuffs belt and collar for contrast.
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Associated Press
Paris
Champ Communal
Hard Studying vs Bright Outdoors Calls
A student laments the lure of pleasant weather outside that distracts from studying Latin, algebra, history, and other subjects. The writer expresses the struggle of cram sessions amid irresistible outdoor appeal.
Parisian Soiree Connects Americas and Ireland Across Oceans
The piece notes a global gathering with 2 000 couples at a mammoth auditorium and tracks the Cooleys traveling to Ann Arbor for Charles Kramer’s University of Michigan graduation. Charles earned high marks with faculty praise while James plans a three-year path to a four-year degree.
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Cooley
Ireland
Mammoth
Minneapolis
Ann Arbor
Mich
Charles Kramer
University of Michigan
Monroe
Kramer
Charles
James Kramer
University
Detroit
Local Pageant Stages Costumed Cavaliers and Gypsy Booth
The article lists participants including Elizabeth Johnson Melba Liner Kate Cox Julia Maroney and Sadie Jack with Angie Meredith set to portray Bo Peep. Cavaliers in handsome costumes will be performed by Douglas Miles and Gus Quinn providing guitar music. A fortune telling booth featuring a gypsy is highlighted as a centerpiece attraction.
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Fagin Cox
Kate
Johnnie Cox
Julia Maroney
Houston
Kate Cox
Rice Institute
Democratic
Bert
Elizabeth Johnson
Melba Liner
Sadie Jack
Angie Meredith
Douglas Miles
Gus Quinn
Local weddings mark June ceremonies across parishes and cities
Mrs. Frank Montgomery attends Bertha Lyles and Barnes Youngblood nuptials at the bride’s mother home in Lyles Louisiana. Luella Kennedy and Willis Evans wed in Elyria Ohio with plans to reside in Toledo. Ivey Ella Mims and E F Caldwell marry in West Monroe with honeymoon in Shreveport and New Orleans. A Paris art circle notes Mona Lisa like presence in a photograph of the Maharanee of Indore, Nancy Miller of Seattle, amid praise from painter Kees Van Dongen.
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Frank Montgomery
Bertha Lyles
Lyles
Barnes Youngblood
Mansfield
C. J. Kennedy
Luella
Willis Evans
Toledo
Ohio
First Methodist Church
Elyria
Edward Kirby
Evans
Ivey Ella Mims
E. F. Caldwell
West Monroe
M. E. Weaver
Mrs. Caldwell
Shreveport
New Orleans
West Side
Mr. Caldwell
S. H. Heard and Company
Maharanee
Indore
Nancy Miller
Seattle
Paris
Kees van Dongen
Leonardo da Vinci
da Vinci
van Dongen
Tornado Hit Wichit a Falls Area Leaves One Dead
A tornado about a mile wide struck along Henrietta road near the Clay and Wichita county line in Texas. W N Coombes 16 was killed when a farmhouse collapsed. Mrs T W Williams suffered serious injuries. Wilma Chapmond 11 endured severe hail injuries while staying at the Williams residence six miles away.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Texas
Henrietta Road
Clay
Wichita County
W. N. Coomb
Wilma Chapmond
T. H. Chapmond
Iowa Park Road
Williams
Miss Topsy May Dies After Long Illness at Farmerville
Miss Topsy May age 29 daughter of M G May longtime Farmerville hotel keeper died at a local hospital after three months of bed rest. Born in Alden Bridge La she lived in Union parish most of her life and attended Marion high school. Survived by sisters Mrs R F Gillum Bas tro Mrs G W Ward Farmerville and Miss Ida May Bastrop funeral tomorrow at 11 at Mrs F W Ward's Farmerville home with burial in Farmerville Cemetery.
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Kennedy Abbington
M. L. Foster
Natchez
Foster
Lillian Foser
Jack Hale
Virginia Hotel
City
Emma Louise Beidenharn
Theodore Schroeder
Boston
Kansas City
Conservatory of Music
Joseph Beidenham
Topsy May
Farmerville
Alden Bridge
Union Parish
Marion High School
M. G. May
May
F. W. Ward
R. FE. Gillum
Bastro
G. W. Ward
Ida May
Bastrop
Fashion Shop Hat Prices at St. John Street Sale
Come early for best selection with no two hats alike at the Fashion Shop on 198 St. John Street near Ouachita Bank. Prices listed include 6.85 7.50 37.85 8.75 and 2.95.
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St. John Street
Ouachita Bank
Love's Awakening unfolds in a family home
Katie, the maid, braces for visitors as Adele Garrison’s story reveals a daughter torn between duty and affection. The narrator hesitates to meet Mr Vertuicance while Kath erine returns and Junior sleeps, shadowed by her mother in law and her employer’s interests.
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Katie
Lincoln
Graham
Junior
Katherine
Family Reunion Reveals Hidden Strains and Affection
In a tense London parlor Lance Pybus returns to his family, confronting a fragile bond with his father Probyn and a changed mother. As they share tea and memories, Lance senses unspoken hurt and shifts in their relationships, while a sense of distant conflict lingers.
Christmas Reunion in Quiet English Estate
In a frostily intimate Christmas scene, Lance and his father Probyn discuss a generous five hundred pound gesture from Probyn's old friend, while John Richmond's letter hints at deeper ties. Morris, at home and blind, is drawn to a nearby girl Nellie, easing into a private fantasy as family concerns and aging health press on. The mood blends subtle cash, affection, and unspoken worry within a secluded country house.
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Riverside Country Club
Golf
D. Y. Smith
Joseph Washburn
T. Tippitt
W. E. Reardon
Leon McHenry
Thomas Sullivan
Carl McHenry
James Jones
Mines
F. M. Millsaps
T. Sullivan
R. L. Davis
J. Sherrouse
A. L. Harrington
Henry Montgomery
George Hyle
Travis Oliver
Tack Keefe
C. P. Gray
H. H. Reardon
E. DC. Holloway
Wells
Dallas
Texas
Galdys Sperry
Lance
Probyn
Pater
John Richmond
Probyne
Morris
Mr. Gilbert
Nellie
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T. W. Douglas
Lucille Douglas
Jim Texas
Arizona
Alaama
Miss Douglas
Lake Charles
Lela Germany
University Ofirginia
L. A. Vorhees
Marjorie Gates
Julia Frances Tubls
Memphis
Anna Ann Gleaves
San Anonio
Stubbs
Charlotte Breard
Alyce Jorsheim
Gates
J. M. Hamilton
Logtown
Fondale
Mothers’ Club
Altar Society
St. Matthews’ Church
St. Matthews
Miss Gleaves
Robert Coquille
E. CG. Tew
W. S. Buchanan
Alexandria
Robert A. Coquille
St. Petersburg
Fla
Frank Hemenway
G. B. Cooley
Minn
Rotary
KO Pege
U.S
Good Housekeeping Institute
United States Rubber Company
Ritchie Grocer Co
Fanny Darrell
Zoou
Courtney C. Hare
Almette Quinn
St. Francis Sanitarium
Nan Telle Mitchiner
Lake Providence
Anna Rosalee Herring
Joel Nichols
Shady Park
Joseph Renwick
Billy Stroud
Craig Hayes
Leigh Russell
Marie Dell Horuff
Jane Terzia
Nancy Lee Terzia
Ann Hardie
Kitty Morrison
India Stubbs
Carolyn Stubbs
Louise Gray
Carolyn Renwick
Joyce Renwick
Cora Mae Calder
Bennie Hughes
Anna Rosalee’ Herring
Breard Snelling
Byron Breard
Art Surgaine
Billy Johnson
W. E. Allen
Riverfront
Josephine Meredith
Frances Millet
Pauline Clarke
Sarah Neville
Miriam Col
Miss Topsy May
Farmerville Hotel
Love’s Awakening
Adele Garrison
Philip Veritzen
Miss Lincoln
Lindbergh
Prince of Wales
Victor
Mrs. Edney’s
Virginia
News-Star
John Pybus
Craven
Conrads
London
Mary Morris
Bef Ufe
Geen
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