Inspirational Meeting Highlights Review Club Doings
The Review club hosted an inspirational meeting at Mrs. C. B. Braun’s home with Miss Lillie Mae Long of the Fifth District Federated Women’s clubs. She urged federated club women to attend the spring Alto meeting March 21 and endorsed a state wide stock law. Members discussed English literature programs for 1936 1937 and reviewed works on Maya Indians and Ursuline Marie of Quebec.
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Review Club
C. B. Braun
Lillie Mae Long
Book Circle
Louisiana State University
General Extension Division
Muss Duchein
Monroe
Episcopal Parish House
State Police Jury Association
Louisiana
Fifth District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sue Hefley
Northeast Center
E. R. Strahan
E. R. Yancey
Supreme Court
William E. Borah
Edward Herbert Thompson
Yucatan
H’menes
Chester Nenny
Mere Marie
The
Ursulines
Agnes Repplier
Tours
New France
Quebec
St. Lawrence
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Social events fill in week with clubs and weddings
The schedule lists multiple society gatherings led by the Julia Reid circle and other groups including the Thompson Wood Lee auxiliary and the Twin City PTA council. It notes a Virginia roof reception for Mrs. Dollie Hudson Matteson, a Grotto party at the Virginia hotel, and a silver wedding anniversary open house. Also reported are a Katye Hargrove and Oscar Hill wedding, domestic visits, and Mrs. Paul Matthews’s health update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Reid
Methodist Missionary Society
Albert Trotter
Calypso Street
Thompson Wood Lee
Frederick Hudson
Murray Hudson
Virginia
Dollie Hudson Matteson
New Jersey
Barkdall Faulk School
Twin City
P.T. A. Council
Courthouse
Edward Matteson
Dollie Hudson
Matteson
Miami
Florida
Hudson
Katye Hargrove
Columbia
Oscar Hill
Alexandria
Hill
Hot Springs
Ark
Huttig
Piano repossession for balance due in local sale
Notice inquires about reclaiming two almost new 1025 models, a Baby Grand and a Studio Model Upright, from two customers who moved into the vicinity. Repossession is proposed due to inability to finish payments, with plans to offer to responsible parties willing to resume weekly or monthly payments.
Harlow Shines in Riffraff at Paramount with Brownette Hair
Jean Harlow debuts a new brownette look in Riffraff at the Paramount, pairing with Spencer Tracy in a stormy waterfront romance. The cast includes Una Merkel and Joseph Calleia, delivering pathos and humor as the film follows a great love tested by fate and society.
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Paramount
Jean Harlow
Paramount Theater
Miss Harlow
Brownette
Spencer Tracy
Frances Marion
Tracy
Una Merkel
Cmediennes
Nick Lewis
Joseph Calleia
Victor Kilian
Mickey Rooney
J. Farrell MacDonald
Roger Imhoff
Juanita Quigley
Paul Hurst
Vince Barnett
Dorothy Appleby
Judith Wood
Mind the Lady Wever Mind The Lady Never Mind
A garbled fragment hints at a drama involving Attaua West, Ray, Ladlarr, Ain on Allaira, and Terry Willett with Allaire. The text references past events, a minister, and a tense situation in New York, but details and coherence are limited.
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Synousis
Attaua
Ray
Ladlarr
Teho
Ain
Allaira
Carteretta
Terry Willett
Allaire
Tove
Willett
Haa Benied Terria
Power and Pride Clash in Willet House Mystery
Allaire West visits the abandoned Willet house with a bank official, seeking access after the minister muses on Willett's battle with self and ambition. The old mansion radiates bygone memory as West steps inside, feeling both privilege and intrusion in the silent rooms.
Late Afternoon Meeting Sparks Hidden Battles of Pride
A young woman travels with Doctor Ross then visits Captain Willett’s statue and a dilapidated family home as she weighs love and pride. She grows close to Doctor Ross, hints at feelings for Terry Willett, and plans to return to Washington after a farewell to the doctor.
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Captain Rodes
Willett
Captain Willett
Captain Rodes Willett
Terry
Doctor Ross
Washington
Terry Willett
David Garthi
Marx Brothers Comedy Breaks New Ground in Opera Romp
The article touts a new Marx Brothers film noted for romance, song and comedy. It centers on two young opera singers Kitty Carlisle and Allan Jones and their meet cute amid Maxie mischief aboard an ocean liner and in New York grand opera. Walter King is highlighted for a strong singing part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Capitol Theater
Metro- Beldwan: Mayer
Irving G.thal
Chuck
Kitty Carlisle
Allan Jones
Maxies
Italy
New York
Marx Brothers
Walter King
Selg
Mrs Pittman Hosts Evening for Local Youth Group
Mrs. Luther Pittman entertained a group of young people at her home with games and late hour refreshments. Attendees included Sam and Myrtle Sandridge, Myra and Irene Pittman, Clarice Brown, Birdie Mae Watkins, Inez Pittman, Joyce Robertson, Hoover Pittman, Glenn Gilbert, Felton Cruse, Myron Horn, Ted Pittman, Rufus Pittman, Ben Hudspeth, Frank Ford, and Leonard Palmer. Vivian Wright was a weekend guest. Mrs. Willie McWilliams and a son returned to Gladewater after visiting Rufus Pittman’s home. Mrs. Y E Sheppard has been ill. her mother Mrs. Sledge has been visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Pittman
Sam Sandridge
Myrtle Sandridge
Myra Pittman
Irene Pittman
Clarice Brown
Birdie Mae Watkins
Inez Pittman
Joyce Robertson
Hoover Pittsman
Glenn Gilbert
Felton Cruse
Myron Horn
Ted
Rufus Pittmen
Ben Hudspeth
Frank Ford
Leu
Ard Palmer
Local Social Notes Highlight Teas and Visits
Mrs. C Burns Colvin hosted the T. E. L. class at her home with high score prizes won by Mrs. H M Bagley and Mrs. C L Faulkner. A chicken salad lunch followed. Mrs. C F Brewster entertained the Baptist Women's Missionary society. Miss Mildred Allen of Tulane University spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs. W G Kelly Mrs D E Ford and Miss Shelia Nuttall visited Minden recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Burns Colvin
H. M. Bagley
C. L. Faulkner
C. F. Brewster
The
Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Mildred Allen
Tulane University
W. G. Kelly
D. E. Ford
Shelia Nuttall
Minden
Evidence Pushes North American Inhabitants Back to Ice Age
New findings suggest primitive human beings inhabited North America from 11 000 to 20 000 years ago, possibly dating to the Ice Age era. Researchers cite artifact clues and dating methods supporting earlier human presence than previously thought.
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North America
What causes epilepsy and is there a cure
A promotional booklet offering expert opinions on epilepsy and its causes will be mailed free to readers while supplies last. Address requests to M5 Fifth Ave New York NY.
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Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Methodist conference slated for Sterlington Sunday
The Sterlington Marion charge of the Methodist church will hold its second quarterly conference next Sunday at 2 p.m. at Sterlington. Rev. H. L. Johns presiding elder of the Monroe district will lead. The charge includes Sterlington Marion and Bird's Chapel churches with Rev. J. E. Horn as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Sterlington-Marion
Methodist Church
Sterlington
H. L. Johns
Monroe
Bird's Chapel
J. E. Horn
Gly-Cas Herbal Remedy Promises Health Restorations
Local ad notes Gly-Cas as an effective herbal remedy for rheumatism nervousness and bowel trouble after other treatments failed. It invites Monroe residents to visit Phoenx Drug Co at 348 DeSiard Street to learn more and speak with Mrs Pearl about the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gly-Cas
Gly-Cas credited by Mrs Pearl Martin after relief
Mrs Pearl Martin of Monroe says Gly-Cas cured chronic constipation headaches nervousness rheumatic pains and fatigue from poisons in her system. She reports sleeping well eating normally and regaining energy after using Gly-Cas sold by Phoenix Drug Co 348 DeSiard street and other druggists with price 1.00 per box or 5.00 for five boxes.
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Martin
Ouachita Avenue
Monroe
Mrs. Martin
Phoenix Drug Co
DeSiard Street
Ady
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J. Q. Graves
Sue Graves
John Theus
Georgine Cole
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Amos Smelser
Minnie Cole
Katherine Morrison
Violet Meyer
Marie Dell Horuff
St. Patrick
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E. K. Hunt
E. Haner
C. P. Andrews
J. M. Larkin
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Jeff Cole
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Jeanette Clarkson
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Ann Burgess
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Elizabeth Cash
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Jimmy Small
Jack Tracy
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Lousiana Iris
Teflis Grotto
Virginia Hotel
Hyman Liebreich
Henry Biedenharn
Belhaven
Lakeside Country Club
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Joseph Isaacman
Bridge Club
John Sherrouse
D. Y. Smith
Edward Seymour
Howard Greene
Richard Kelloge
John Fox
Harold Dixon
Francis Thigpen
Frances Rand
Whitfield Jack
Thelma Arrant
Rex Milton
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Almwell
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Fried Rumann
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Edward Keane
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First ‘Church of Christ
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