Social Departmen1 Week's Calendar Highlights
The column lists weekly society events at Monroe area churches and venues including a Thursday Teachers' Graded Union meeting, Friday Sacred concert for Prof Haden, Sunbeams meeting, and a Friday River Side pavilion dance. It also notes numerous social visits, parties, and upcoming Ouachita Parish Fair July 6 with local organizers and acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Haden
Sunbeams
R. J. Rasbury
West Side
Riverside Pavilion
Hudnal
King’s party to stage 100000 London schoolchildren at Crystal Palace
London plans a vast coronation fete with 100000 pupils travelling on 56 stations via 100 special trains. Each train carries about a thousand children with a supervising nurse aboard. The Festival of Empire will open the Palace grounds to the King and Queen in the afternoon, while the public is barred from the day. Refreshments and exhibition attractions are free for pupils and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Crystal Palace
London Education Authority
Festival of Empire Management
Spoil the Job by Choosing a Bad Paint
An advertisement from MONROE BRICK CO warns against selecting poor paint and delaying painting for months or a year. It suggests Devoe as a trusted option and challenges readers to find a rival as good. The note frames paint quality, price, and risk to buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
Monroe Brick CO
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Joe Everett
Pine Street
Belle Johnston
Shreveport
R. W. McClendon
Bennie Johnston
Oak Ridge
Mrs. J
Rolf
Annie Covington
Farmerville
Wm. Ab
Ingon
G. D. Sanders
The
Cudahy Packing Company
George Barkham
R. W. Germany
Dean Selig
Bernice
Monroe Yesteray
Ed. Haas
Nellie Webb
T. ¥. Webb
R. D. Anderson
Miss Wolbert
Kansas City
J. M. Parker
Parker
Ruth Frazier
Choudrant
Earnestine Wood
G. H. Meyer
New Orleans
J. Herbert Sanders
Hudson Lane
Bert Williams
Baby Bert
Wisconsin
Sarah Gunby
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
R. J. Edwards
Oklahoma City
J. 8. Handy
W. F. Cummings
J. W. McWilliams
Maimie Dell McWilliams
Sadie Halladay
Bastrop
I. J. Newton
Iris Newton
Gladys Hope
Chas. Hope
J. E. Johnston
Bessie Johnston
Master Bennett Johnston
John
Ston
West Monroe
Johnston
Queensboro Land Company
Masters James and
Dawson Bennett
James Bennett
Blankston
J. J. Jordan
Alice Nelson
Greenville
Miss
Dorothy Nelson
Miss Nelson
Huronia Beech
Michigan
T. G. Brigham
New Iberia
B. K. Fluker
Hamburg
Jane Fluker
Silk Stocking Club
Lila Moore
F. G. Hudson, Jr
Charlotte Goslin
Lila
R. A. Moore
E. Carson
Edith Gunby
Bertie Moore
Eva Bradford
Eleanor Michie
Claude Marshall
Blanks Harper
Llouella Russell
Ethel Tissington
Margaret Tissington
Camille Parker
Laura Ducerneau
Blanche Granary
Mesdames Verna Watts
B. W. Sperry
T. G. Easterling
W. L. Jones
Ducerneau and Granary
Lelia Ducerneau
Natchitoches
Baton Rouge
Camille
Ducerneau
Granary
Lionella Russell
Olivette Broadway
Agatha Faulk
Olive Gundy
Dora Bell
Daisy Strong
Minnie Starts
Zadie Copeland
Annie Mangham
J. Harrington
W. B. Sperry
R. B. Sadler
Art Nichols
Jno. Humphreys
H. D. Briggs
Hayden
Ouachita Parish
J. P. Parker, Jr
Foley
Phoenix Drug Store
Chalmette
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd
Larche Dry Goods Co
Larche Dry Goods Company
Grosmar Medicine Co
St. Louis
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Colorado
Northwest
Fort Worth
Denver City
San Antonio
Austin
Waco
Denver
Mo., Kansas & Texay
Galveston
Houston
Dallas
Trinity & Brazos Valley Railway
A. A. Glisson
Fort Worth, Texas
Bell Telephone Service
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
National, Columbia, Tribune, Rambler
Yale Snell Hartford
Cornell Bicycles
R. B. Ireland
DeSiard Street
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