Social Realm Notes and Local Society Events
Eva Bradford’s column surveys women’s clubs and social gatherings in West Monroe and Ruston with notices of meetings at the Legion home Baptist Sunbeams W G T U and DAR sessions. It also covers births anniversaries birthdays church events and screenings at Saenger theatre with community voices praising Americana film.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
the Baptist Sunbeams
West Monroe
West Monroe Baptist Girls’ Auxiliary
Stevens
West Monroe Baptist Missionary Society
Circle No. 3
Increased Use of One Cent Postal Cards Expected
Washington reports that the Post Office expects wide use of one cent postal cards by firms for advertising. Public Printer orders millions of these cards as new postal laws raise private mailing card rates from one cent to two cents starting April 15. Firms may print ads on one cent postals to avoid higher postage.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Spring’s Guiding Image Shapes a Lover’s Heart
The text suggests love grows with Spring’s warmth and beauty. The protagonist reaches his heart’s desire at journey’s end, and Spring’s image thereafter reflects the beloved found under its influence.
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Spring
Oddfellows Seek Repeal of Secrecy Legislation
SHREVEPORT La March 11 The grand lodge of Louisiana Odd Fellows adopted a report by Grand Master Guss W Joliff urging repeal of the secrecy bill passed by the last legislature The lodge reelected Joliff for 1925 and elected officers including William J Hammon deputy grand master Charles L Abel grand warden and Will A Steidley grand secretary New Orleans named as 1926 meeting site and meetings continue through tomorrow
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Shreveport
Grand Lodge of Louisiana Odd Fellows
Guss W. Joliff
Grand Lodge
Louisiana Grand Lodge
William J. Hammon
Jonesboro
Charles L. Abel
Will A. Steidley
Crowley
Rudolph Krause
Lake Charles
A. F. Barrow
St. Francisville
J.C. Modisette
Jennings
S.G. I
Henry Thorp
New Orleans
Odd Fellows Rest
John R. Myers
Evangeline
C. J. Barnes
Grand Marshal
W. D. Sullivan
Goldonna
Grand Guardian
W. B. Ludwig
Baton Rouge
Robert King
Grand Herald
Rebekah
Wealthy Chicago Wife Sues For Separate Maintenance
In Chicago a wealthy man’s wife sues for separate maintenance after a New Year’s Eve incident. She alleges her husband admitted love for Mrs. Tompkinson at breakfast with her present. Tompkinson’s wife reportedly sought a divorce, but Mrs. Whiting refuses to permit her husband to remarry.
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Chicago
Bradford Whiting
Whiting
Richard Tompkinson
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Longfellow
Fort Miro
A. R
Brown
Jack
Guy Stubbs
Fort Mire
T. O. Brown
Jack Hayes
Clarence Barton
Four Leaf Bridge Club
Y. M. H. A. Club
Temple B’nai Israel
Excell Coon
R. L. Taylor
West Side
Robert Leonard, Jr
A. J. Criswell
Annie Belle Anderson
Utica
Esther Tarver
L. R. Tarver
Polytechny Institute
Ruston
Louisiana
Douglas Kelly
Park Ave
Walter Rutherford
North Eighth Street
Pauline
Lydia Okland
Martha
Dorothy Mae Favors
Miss Rutherford
Louise Joiner
Inez Jasper
Aliene Monk
Margaret Petty
Lucile Meek
R. L. Mason
Earl Mason
Martha Favors
Lois Warlick
Alice Warlick
Roberta Adams
Mary Elizabeth Adams
Derrel Morris
Harvey Jasper Jr
Paul J. Rutherford
Janette Rutherford
Rutherford
Joiner
Mrs. Kinderson
America
Saenger Theatre
United States of America
Paul Revere
Griffith
Manager Greenblatt
Old
Virginia
Alfred Breitmoser
First Methodist
Eases
First Baptist
West Monroe Baptist
West Monroe Methodist
First Presbyterian Ee
Grace Episcopia
I First Christian
Penial Baptist
Methodist Protestant
Gordon Avenue
Etteresseete
Terminal Heights
LeJeune
Elm Amend
Third Avenue
New
Pher
Monroe
Ouachita Nat'l Bank Bldg One
T. Malouf
Bellans
Cupid
Oddfellows
5Th Ave
New York
Callie Fanning
Tidwell Larche Bldg
West
Grand Floral Co
Louis H. Cosper
Mer
Grand St
C. W. Fisher
Stone Ave
Monroe Steam Laundry
Monroe, la
Bond
Barker Bakery
DeSiard Street