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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
9
Pattern 2554 draws focus in local home craft scene as hobbyists showcase scarfs. The article notes color choices and loom techniques, highlighting community participation and small business interest in textile arts.
The article highlights a fashionable scarf worn under a tailored frock with diagonal seaming and bold color contrasts. It notes Pattern 2554 available in sizes 14 to 40, requires specific fabric yardage, and includes illustrated sewing instructions. Also promotes Anne Adams pattern books and catalog offers with prices and ordering details.
A sentimental meditation on flowers and memory. The piece recalls a poet who named blossoms like dolphins and a community member whose acts of kindness bring comfort, stories, and sympathy. It emphasizes small gifts and shared humanity in a quiet, reflective tone.
A feature on everyday courtesy and care shaping neighborly ties. Social notes cover gatherings at Horseshoe Lake summer camp and honors for Veterans of Foreign Wars members. Several residents travel, visit Chicago for dance study, and a medical update notes Mrs. Green convalescing after surgery.
In a quiet hotel scene Lillian probes Edith’s threat about Floss and Dicky. The narrator admits unease yet rejects Edith’s plea to intervene, while Lillian dismisses Floss as harmless and emphasizes Dicky’s discernment. They shift to breakfast, dodging Edith’s interference.
Adele Garrison details a hectic pre wedding day as guests arrive and gifts are logged. The scene introduces Mary and Dicky’s extended family including guardianship of three orphaned children and tensions with Helena Brixton over bridesmaid attire as plans unfold.
Jim Sundean finds clues linking Father Rohart to a fortune theft plot involving Sue Tally. The two murders at a French hotel haunt the guests as detective David Lorn and Jim prepare to notify police, but Father Rohart vanishes before they can act. News follows.
In a courtyard discussion police link a murdered man to a gun used on Marcel and to a suspect, Michael Stravsky. Lorn suspects an exceptional criminal. Sue and the narrator confront a dead piano room and hear a haunting sigh, hinting at a chilling identity.
Washington June 29 The Market News Service of the Agriculture Department will be continued on a sharply curtailed basis rather than abolished as planned by Secretary Wallace. Yearly outlay reduced to 575000 with about 30 temporary stations to aid growers and shippers. 42 offices previously operated will close in Atlanta Nashville and New Orleans.
The Teche quality rice mill valued at 120000 was bought for 18900 at a forced sale by Mayor Joseph Daigre Sheriff P A Landry O A Leheune and others. The mill will be run by new owners as the New Iberia Rice Products company. The record groove length note appears as a stray fact.
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