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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1949

Page

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Little Nan Hill Celebrates Sixth Birthday at Home

Little Nan Hill of 110 Laurel Street West Monroe celebrated her sixth birthday Tuesday with ice cream cake and games. Attending were Don Hartman Joe Renda Reynolds Bobby Shelby Dolores Everett Patricia Traylor Russell Simpson and Mike Riggin. Salt base anti freezes in car radiators can ruin cooling and ignition systems, scientists report.

Nan Hill O. H. Hill Laurel Street West Monroe Nan Don Hartman Joe Renda Reynolds Bobby Shelby Dolores Everett Pattricia Traylor Russell Simpson Mike Riggin

Social and Club Calendar Highlights for Week

A busy schedule features Lambda Sigma Chi at Louisette Trousdale’s home at 4 30 p m, Women’s Club at Booster Club House 2 30 p m, Musical Coterie at 702 Jackson Street 4 p m, Y-Teens meet at OPGS 12 20 p m, Jolly Y Jones at the Y 4 p m, Fort Mire Daughters of American Revolution at Mrs Gordon Cummings 3 p m, Stephenson Brown wedding rehearsal 7 30 p m, and St Matthew’s PTA executive at 3 15 p m. Saturday includes a Delta Sigma hayride at Georgia Tucker School 7 p m, Delta Kappa Pi at 108 Slack Street 2 p m, Lyric Club at Francis Hotel 3 p m, Chansonnettes at 1311 Forsythe Ave 10 15 a m, Frances Stephenson and Robert Brown wedding 7 30 p m, Athenium Club at West Monroe Library 3 p m. Sunday gathers Phi Kappa at Miss Evelyn Steen’s 2 p m, Delta Beta Sigma at Miss Sue Ann Windes 2 p m and Delta Beta Sigma at 2505 Myrtle St 2 p m. Tuesday the Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at First Methodist 2 p m nursery in annex, W M A First Baptist 3 p m, First Presbyterian women budget time 3 p m with Circle Five hostess 3 p m.

Lambda Sigma Chi Louisette Trousdale Booster Club A. M. Serex Jackson Street Jolly Y Jones Club Y-Teens Will Meet At the “Y Fort Mire Daughters of the American Revolution Gordon Cummings Stephenson-Brown St. Matthew's P.T. A Delta Sigma Fraternity Georgia Tucker School Delta Kappa Pi Sorority Nancy Golson Slack Street Lyric Club E. C. Gibson Francis Hotel Carolyn Peters Forsythe Avenue Janice Phillips Mary Virginia Parker Frances Stephenson Robert Brown Christaan Athenium Club West Monroe S. D. Kennedy T. Gallien Phi Kappa Evelyn Steen Park Avenue Delta Beta Sigma Sorority Sue Ann Windes Sigma Phi Omega Herman DeLoach North Fourth Street Delta Beta Sigma Myrtle Street Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church H. H. Land First Baptist Church First Presbyterian Church D. Curtis Smith

Visitor From Japan Is Feted At Coffee Hour

Mrs. John Hilburn returning from a year in Japan was guest of honor at a Wednesday morning coffee hour hosted by Mrs. Charles Garretson. Spring flowers adorned the rooms and a central yellow and white arrangement highlighted the table as guests visited and were served.

Japan John Hilburn E. S. Hilburn Charles Garretson Evly C. S. Foster Ross McDade Stanley Archibald Thomas Frazer Louis Turner Harry Frazer Irwin Hebson M. E. Garretson P. J. Garilli Country Club E. J. Ferguson New York City W. J. Riley Louis Peters Fred Petty

Discussion Of Your Health May Be A Bore To Others

Alicia Hart advises women in midlife to avoid frequent health talk as it tends to bore friends. She notes ailments seldom interest others unless the condition is spectacular with compelling elements.

Alicia Hart NEA

Miss Gertrude Sandrock Hosts Musical Coterie Gathering

Miss Gertrude Sandrock entertained members of the Musical Coterie at Mrs. R. L. Prichard’s home where a brief business meeting occurred under Mrs. Briscoe Trousdale. B. D. Allbritton discussed piano solo history as program highlight. Mrs. Everett Zeagler played Chopin Ballade No. 3 in A flat major Op. 47. Miss Ethel Rose Rogers of Columbia, a Northeast Junior College music major, was presented as guest artist.

Gertrude Sandrock R. L. Prichard Briscoe Trousdale B. D. Allbritton Chopin Everett Zeagler Ethel Rose Rogers Columbia Rogers J Northeast Junior College

Paris Spring Hats Feature Veiling and Feathers

Paris hat styles for spring show misty veiling enhancing feminine looks. Crowns draw on bowler shapes with side-shoot brims and feathers to emphasize brim movement. Maud Roser's white felt cocktail hat and Mary Stuart inspired veiled caps highlight evening wear in water-blue satin with gold embroidery.

Rosette Hargrove NEA PARIS Maud Roser Mary Stuart

Piano Solo Delights Meeting Attendees List Revealed

A piano solo of Chopin Fantasie Impromptu entertained members at a gathering. Attendees included Mrs. John Trotter Miss Ethel Rose Rogers Mrs. B D Allbritton Mrs F W Allison Miss Emy Lou Biedenharn Mrs Grayson Guthrie Jr Mrs L Jack Hayes Miss Mary Grace Lawn Mrs R L Prichard Miss Gertrude Sandrock Mrs George Temple Mrs Briscoe Trousdale Jr Mrs Henry Whitfield Mrs Alex Winn Mrs Everett Zeagler Mrs Alta C Faircloth Miss Betty Jo Camp and others. The Hercules moth was noted with a wingspan of eight to eleven inches.

Chopin John Trotter Ethel Rose Rogers B. D. Allbritton F. W. Allison Emy-Lou Biedenharn Grayson Guthrie, Jr L. Jack Hayes Mary Grace Lawn R. L. Prichard Gertrude Sandrock George Temple Briscoe Trousdale, Jr Henry Whitfield Alex Winn Everett Zeagler Alta C. Faircloth Betty Jo Camp

Red Cross Workers Feted At Luncheon For Outstanding Work

Red Cross volunteers in the central area will be honored at a luncheon Tuesday at 12 30 pm for surpassing quota by 25 percent. District chairmen Mrs F M Conley and Mrs Henry Gilliland with their teams, plus other named workers, will attend with residential drive heads Mrs Ross Lawrence and Mrs A V Miller Jr. Also noted is a note on prehistoric oyster shells in northern Europe.

Red Cross F. M. Conley Henry Gilliland Daniel Devlin Stanley Stroud W. B. Wilson W. A. Walker W. J. Cornett Sara Robinette F. K. Ham Will D. King, Jr Isaac Lemle Ross Lawrence A. V. Miller, Jr

Youthful shirtfrock pattern 9398 from Marian Martin

Youthful springlike pattern 9398 offers slenderizing details with lace or contrast collar options. Sizes 34 to 60 available. size 36 uses 4 1/2 yards of 35-inch fabric. Includes illustrated steps and a complete chart. send 25 cents to Monroe News-Star-World Pattern Dept. for the pattern and 15 cents more for Marian Martin Spring Pattern Book.

Marian Martin Monroe News-Star —World West 18Th Street New York M. Y

Local Social Roundup: Visits and Travel Notes

Mrs C C Boardman and Mrs Grant Boardman return from a visit with Mr and Mrs Fred Peck in Shreveport. Mrs James A Noe expected home from Dallas. Mrs W C Saunders and Mrs W P Logan travel to Baton Rouge to visit Mrs Louis Hullum. Mrs Leveen plans Maplewood New Jersey trip before sailing from New York April 2. J P Voss dies in Dubach. daughter Mrs Fritzi Edwards, Monroe native. Mrs Sophie Spear convalesces after a recent accident.

C. C. Boardman Grant Boardman Fred Peck Shreveport James A. Noe Gordon McLendon Mr. McLendon Dallas Texas W. C. Saunders W. P. Logan Baton Rouge Louis Hullum Leveen Elizabeth Whitfield Maplewood N. J New York Dubach J. P. Voss Fritzi Edwards Monroe

Jim Glass Celebrates 81st Birthday at Swartz Home

Jim Glass enjoyed his 81st birthday Sunday at the home of his son James E. Glass near Swartz. A large gathering included numerous relatives and friends from Swartz Haile Marion Farmerville Bastrop Gallion Monroe West Monroe and more. The note ends with a curious historical aside about a Roman cure made from oyster shells and cuttlefish bones.

Jim Glass Son Swartz James E. Glass Grace Theo Anne Sidney Joe T. Glass Shirley O. D. Glass Betty Jane Van W. T. Glass Rex Haile Mae Hat

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