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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1933

Page

2

Monroe Day Sparks Holiday Shopping Frenzy and Garden Bliss

A long reminiscence of Monroe Day details shoppers flocking to the city for bargain sales across up-to-date stores and a reopened Paramount theater. It lauds home life with gardens, fruit trees, and summer relaxation, noting Stay at home optimism and peaceful countryside pleasures.

Monroe Paramount Theater Longfellow

Capes and patterns promise chic summer styles

A feature on fashionable capes and a chic surplice bodice outlines a new pattern 1502 by Anne Adams. It includes sizes 16 through 44, yardage notes, and illustrated sewing instructions. The summer pattern book and the catalog are advertised with prices and mailing address in New York.

Anne Adams

Monroe Little Theater drive led by Judge Harper

Interest centers on joining Monroe’s Little Theater as the drive promotes civic value and broad participation. The organization welcomes workers in stagecraft directing props design lighting and makeup, noting acting ability is not required.

Little Theater Judge Harper Monroe Little Theater Monroe

Orandy fashions and society headlines from a 1933 edition

Organdy coats in bright hues and plaid ensembles steal the fashion scene as summer street wear. Social news covers Sigma Delta Kappa tea, a Baton Rouge visit, plus a serialized romance involving Edith Fairfax and wedding tensions.

Local Socials and Travel Notes This Week

Friday events include a Missouri Pacific Women’s Club meeting at Booster’s Hall at 2 30 and a Veterans of Foreign Wars dance at their club rooms. Beaumont Texas mourns Mrs Carra Hart sister of Mrs J J Newton of Los Angeles. Camp Sequoia plans summer counselors from Monroe and Bristol Virginia. Several families plan trips to New Orleans and a World’s Fair visit in Chicago with Camp Carlyle activities.

Mae Johnson Mildred Richardson Business and Professional Women's Club Phelps Cole Dallas Texas Cole C. B. White Porter Burgess J. E. Godfrey Fred Mecom Clarks H. T. Minard Standard Bridger Thornhill Marguerite Hill Los Angeles Cal Miss Hill Baton Rouge Joseph Biedenharn New York Emma Lou Biedenharn Barbizon Plaza Chicago Missouri Pacific Women's Club Booster’s Hall Veterans of Foreign Wars J. J. Newton Carra Hart Beaumont Martha Jane Hill Winnie Graham Breard Hendersonville N. C Camp Carlyle Olive Leigh Myatt Miss Breard

Sub Rosa column debates married men and virtue

In this letter page excerpt Virginia Vane faces readers on the clash between married men and philanderers. A correspondent argues married men face harsher scrutiny than unmarried ones, while others discuss romance persistence and self-improvement in love and marriage dynamics.

Virginia Vane

The Priest Vanishes in a French Hotel Mystery

In a French hotel, detective Lorn and Sundean pursue a murder and a failed heir claim tied to Sue Tally. Father Robart's elusive flight triggers suspicion, while guards monitor Miss Tally as tension mounts. A long cold night ends with new developments as dawn arrives.

Vim Sundean David Lorn Sue Tally Sundean Sue Father Robart Lorn Miss Tally Armene Bar Done Mignon Eberhart

Character Sketch Request Sparks Dialogue

The note requests a more detailed character sketch to diagnose a problem. It implies disappointment and humiliation from obstacles and asks for a clearer self-description to identify trouble. No names or dates are provided. The tone is instructional and solicitous, urging clearer self-portraiting to overcome issues.

Bell Syndicate, Inc

Cornel College Chemist Retired After 35 Years

Dr Nicholas Knight head of the chemistry department at Cornel College in Mount Vernon Iowa retired this spring after 35 years of service and never missed a class due to illness. The U S Marine Corps at Quantico Virginia has received a specially developed ambulance plane with two standard airplane litters.

Mount Vernon Nicholas Knight Cornel College U. S. Marine Corps Quantico

Minden Girl Wins Declamation Contest at SBC Event

Miss Mable Lambert, 17, from Minden Louisiana, student at Louisiana College, wins the steward ship declamation contest of the Young Women's Auxiliary of the Southern Baptist convention in Ridgcrest. First prize is a $50 scholarship. Lois Blankenship and Mary D. Corey place second and third. Also note Little Rock operates a Medical Aeronautical association flying doctors to Arkansas cities for emergencies.

Ridgecrest N. C Mable Lambert Minden Louisiana College Fineville Southern Baptist Convention Lois Blankenship Springfield Mary D. Corey Murfreesboro Tenn Little Rock Medical Aeronautical Association Arkansas

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