Pre Nuptial Supper in Thornhill Home for Ferguson and Davis
Conspicuous nuptial supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Bridger Thornhill on St John Drive honors Miss Florence Ferguson and fiancé Victor Davis. Guests included bridesmaids and family. details highlight Renaissance lace table, white roses, and bridal slipper centerpiece. Also notes travels of Mr and Mrs Fred Strauss and visits by other locals to Oklahoma City and California.
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Blue Star Ointment Claims itch and rash relief
To remove itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm or eczema apply Blue Star Ointment. It contains tested medicine that melts and soaks in quickly to kill the itch. Money back if the first jar fails.
Beauty and brains rule says Busby Berkeley
The article quotes Busby Berkeley decrying a fixed ideal of beauty and claiming brains and personality count more on film. He notes audiences notice intelligence above the eyes and that casting favors graduates, not merely stunning looks. He cites global tastes and his preference for educated talent.
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Films and theater plans include adaptations of noted novels
Moving picture fans learn early theater adaptions for The Forty Days of Musa Dagh Small Town Girl So Red the Rose The Casino Murder Case Lost Horizon Delay in the Sun and Graves sequels I Claudius Claudius the God plus Southern Review volume launch with contributors. Local social notes cover Mrs Dixon family trip plans Ms Noe hosting a party aboard Noe s Ark and regional visits including New Orleans Longview and Austin Texas.
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I, Claudius
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Bride Helen Wardlaw Weds J Richard Berry in Monroe
Announcements list the June 26 1935 marriage of Helen Wardlaw to J Richard Berry at Monroe Louisiana. Other notes include visitors and travels from families in Homer Shreveport Baton Rouge Jackson Miss Longview Texas and Atlanta Georgia with social visits and bridge parties in Bastrop and nearby towns.
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Monroe
Louisiana
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Mer Rouge Mrs. Morgan Jones of Jackson Mississippi spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. M. E. Clark and returned home with her son Junior. Sunny Callaway came back from Longview Texas after visiting his uncle Leslie Clark. Mrs. Bernice Davidson and daughter Joy of Little Rock Arkansas visit Mrs. Marion Ashley, as does Mrs. Upchurch of Corsicana Texas and Mrs. Cliff Berrien with daughters.
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Longview
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Bernice Davidson
Joy
Little Rock, Ark
Marion Ashley
Upchurch
Corsicana, Texas
Cliff Berrien
Great Riches by Marcel Howe Farnham synopsis
James and Jane Stimson quarrel openly as Julia Pratt intervenes after a talk with Leslie Harris. Julia challenges Jane to ease her husband’s confidence but provokes Jane’s wrath and disaster befalls Julia.
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James Loses Best Friend to Morow
In New Concord, Jane Stimson bubbles with pride and resentment while her husband James pursues a state legislature seat. His nomination fails by one vote, fueling Jane’s bitterness as she confronts social snubs and the town’s quiet mockery.
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Lfe
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Kansas City
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Bayou Bartholomew Church Completes 100th Anniversary
In Clutcherville Louisiana relatives hosted guests for the Bayou Bartholomew church 100th anniversary service. Attendees included Mesdames Turpin Davidson L L Davidson L N Felton G Hope J Alvison J G Lynch Joe Miles George Sims and others plus Messrs W A Cheshire Charlie Cheshire Steve Worley Turpin Davidson John Louis Davidson and Jane Davidson. Activities included a birthday party for Nadia Lee Tucker in Bonita. Dr Cline president of Centenary College Shreveport preached at the Methodist church and drew a large crowd. Miss Jane Davidson returned Bastrop to visit her aunt Mrs Henry Pied.
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Leslie Callaway
Hunter Riley
Gertrude Whipple
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Hugh Clark
Hugh Tucker
Bill Hurst
L. Hurst
Lee Roy Simms
Nigel Ruff
Dot Lockhart
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L. L. Davidson
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Charlie Cheshire
Steve Worley
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Annie Beth Clark
Jane Davidson
Bastrop
Henry Pied
Louisiana Rainbow Girls Convention Chooses Alexandria
Alexandria was chosen as the 193¢ convention city for the Rainbow Girls of Louisiana. Four new members were initiated: Ida Winter Anna Mae Henderson and Claire Reid of Lake Charles and Agnes Chambers of Ruston. Ira Weingrum of New Orleans attended as past grand patron and a dance drew 250 people.
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States by mineral value ranked nationwide
Pennsylvania leads the United States in total average annual value of minerals produced, followed by California Oklahoma and Texas in the top four. The ranking highlights state mineral output and industrial importance across the nation.
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