Poem on leadership and virtue by Paul Hugo Litvensky
A poem laments world dreaming and calls for a true neighbor to lead with valor. The piece frames a vision of honest power and moral action beyond gold and conquest.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
6
A poem laments world dreaming and calls for a true neighbor to lead with valor. The piece frames a vision of honest power and moral action beyond gold and conquest.
The Business and Professional Women's club presents a musical comedy The Flapper Grandmother at 8 p.m. in the Central High School auditorium with public invitation. Also Friday the Eurelian Sunday school class of First Baptist meets at 5 p.m. with Mrs. M. B. Pearce.
One hundred cast members feature musical specialties and dramatics in a festival of merriment directed by Miss Davis of Selwyn. Notables include Lealis Hale Brunswig Sholars Amos Smelser Harry Prophit and Pete Zagone. Allen Smith stars as a motor cop and excels in Tulane leadership roles. Mrs A D Andrews of Nashville visits family. Committees for next year’s yearbook named with chairs across music art and dramatics plus hostesses and planning meeting set for July 11.
Pattern 2285 offers cape sleeves and a peplum front in one piece for girls sizes 8 to 16. Requires 3 yards fabric and 1 1/8 yards 2 inch ribbon for size 12. cost 15 cents per pattern plus catalog options. Send name address size and payment to Monroe News-Star Pattern Dept New York.
Edith Gunby hosts a reception on Jackson Street introducing Miss Elizabeth Carr to the younger set. Guests enjoyed daisies pink roses and crafts as bridge tables filled the dining room. Ice fruit and pastries complemented the garden inspired tea in a formal city event.
A discussion on marriage and independence notes that many single women value a home and motherhood over marriage for status. The piece cites Miss Comstock and views on remaining single for personal achievement, while detailing local social events and notices from New Orleans area.
A reader asks how to rid herself of an unwanted crippled suitor, while the column urges kindness and patience. The letter from Lila G. prompts guidance on enduring bore dom for a cheerful outcome, plus unrelated notes on marital indifference and a bicycle theft report.
A gang led by Ashwood abducts Nancy Wentworth and four others and uses board payments to secure their safety. Jerry Calhoun and Emory Battles pursue in a hydroplane as Lucci and Mallory clash, with Ashwood calmly observing and controlling the narrative from his seaside hideout.
Jerry Adams, listed at 4501 South Grand Street and employed by the, is referenced in an unfinished case fragment. The snippet provides no further details on actions, agencies, dates, or outcomes.
Members of the Monroe Stamp Club held a meeting at the Monroe hotel to discuss stamps from Australian territories. Eugene McNabb and George Buckner delivered talks.
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