Community Calendar of Church Events and Local News
Saturday events include a May Lawn Fete at 715 North Third Street hosted by Mrs. R. H. Oliver and Grace Church guild meeting at 3 30 at the Rectory. May 7 Circle One plans a church circle gathering at Mrs. Oliver’s home. Eastern Star meets May 5 at the Masonic Temple. Harmony and Country Club members dance May 5 at Riverside Pavilion with Louisiana Five of Chicago performing. Bert Heinberg attends a Louisiana State Optometrists convention in Baton Rouge. Mr W F Endom returns from Mobile guest of his sister. Leon Hammonds to spend Sunday in Calhoun.
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Baptist Church
R. H. Oliver
North Third Street
Grace Churchhar Guild
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Harmony and Country
Bert Heinberg
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State Optometrists
Leon Hammonds
Calhoun
Local Elks Dance Delights Seventy Couples In City Hall
A dance at the local Elks hall drew about seventy couples with music by the Lyceum orchestra. Mrs Pauline Bernhardt returned from a Houston visit. Mr and Mrs B Bathy and their daughter left for Ruston to reside there.
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Elks
Wnth
Lyceum Orchestra
Pauline Bernhardt
Houston
Texas
Bridge Party Attends Riverside Club Event
A moonlit bridge party at the Riverside Club hosted by James L D McLain and others featured floral moss decorations. Prizes included white silk bags for Mrs Leo Terzi and Mrs Felix Terzia with hose as consolation and guest prizes. Dozens of attendees listed among the guests and house party organizers.
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Riveside Club
James L. D. McLain
Eby
T. Austin
B. D. Williams
Leo Terzi
Felix Terzia
W. M. Lynch
To Bronson
Polly Balfou
Ethel Long
Hopson V. Royster
T. L. McCoy
Bronson
J W. Kilbourne
W. D. King
Graham Breard
J. M. Cobb
A. V. Miller
H. C Briggs
Henry Bernstein
J. Q. Graves
Ben C. Dawkins
J. K. Briggs
Joe Renwick
E. M. Hudson
C. W. Windes
B M. Jackson
W. L. Jones
Ed. Maupin
Henry Blanks
Herbert Cole
J. W Platt
George Wright
Neel
L. W. Mobley
Tom Sullivan
Alonzo Brown
George Hoyle
J. C. Theus
Ethel Long Reynolds
John Hays
Wilson Williams
Robert O'Neal
Louis Hart
Jo: Littlepage
Leo Terzia
Frank MecCormick
Herbert Breard
J. K. Touchstone
Nelson Abel
Barkdull Faulk
Julius Kugler
Dan McCranie
Free Mitchell
Dick Sadler
G. B. Cooley
Fred Millsaps
Harry Newhall
Ea Hill
J. R. Gilhoula
W. M. Potts
A L. Smith
Harvey Greggs
T. Smith
A Goodrich
W. B. Clarke
Bolton
Melville Dixon
Treteaux
Charles Phillips
Paul
C. Sparks
Ben R. Downing
Percy Sandel
L. P Milner
P. C. Willis
J. W. Smith
Wil Terzia
Fred Hudson
H. H. Russell Jr
John Collins
J. W McWilliams
T. E. Wright
L. ¢ Bracey
Virginia Russell
Sarah Robinette
Blanche Baird
Jennie O’kelly
Dorothy Russell
Phyllis Cummings
Clara Louise Barnes
May Day Program Celebrates Queen and Fairies
An afternoon program in the City School Auditorium by the Dialectic and Philomathian Literary Societies marked May Day with talks on English customs by Velma Henry, violin by Estelle Schulze, readings by Louise Jouvenat and Alma Summer Potts, songs by Josephine Cobb and J Moore, and a coronation of Miss Frances Ferguson as May Queen. Fairies escorted the queen in a green throne setting with flowers and a Maypole dance, amid applause from attendees and background support by students and staff under Miss Mildred Renshaw.
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Dialectic and Philomatheand Literary Societids
Velma Henry
England
Estelle Schulze
Louise Jouvenat
Mamie Watson
Merry Mount
Alma Summer Potts
Josephine Cobb
Mr. J. ©. Moore
Frances Ferguson
Tarleton
Mary Elizabeth Davis
Bennie Johnson
Sallie Walters
Kathleen Willis
Lois Jouvenat
Abe
Alice Washburn
Louise Smeltzer
Agnes Allen
Angie Meredith
Geneva Pope
Nedra
Visitors From Several States Stop In City
Mr Mose Weinrib of New Haven Conn spends the weekend in the city Mr R N Oliver Jr returns from a business visit to Camden Ark Mrs Lucille Helm and her mother Mrs itis of Rayville La spend several days here Mr Wilfred Gehr of Alexandria is a business visitor today Mr and Mrs Frank Ford and their small daughter left yesterday for Meridian Miss to visit Mrs Ford’s parents Mr Ford returns Sunday Mrs Ford and Jedp remain for an extended visit en route to Mobile Birmingham and Atlanta before returning home Mr B K Butler returned yesterday from a business trip to Gordon Ark Mrs W B Eckles of Vidalia is visiting her sister Mrs B L Tucker
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Itis
Lucille Helm
Rayville, la
Wilfred Gehr
Alexandria
Frank Ford
Meridien Itisa
Churches and clubs plan thrift clothes program meeting
A joint committee from the Twentieth Century Book Club and Book Club will meet in the City School Auditorium tomorrow at 2:30. They plan to launch an old clothes club and thrift program to lower prices for the average shopper. The public is invited to attend and support the effort.
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Twentieth Century Book Club
Book Club
H. C. of L
Tomerve
Pollyanna Opens Lyceum Run As Pickford Leads United Artists
Mary Pickford's Pollyanna debuts at the Lyceum Theatre as the fourth United Artists release. The production used a New England set built for Aunt Polly and shot largely with locals in Independence California. Two cameras captured over 100000 feet of film reduced to six reels.
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United Artists
Mary Pickford
Je Chaplin
Douglas Fairbanks
D. W. Griffith
Dlas Fairbanks
D. W. Grn
Pollyanna
Lyceum Theatre
Miss Pickford
The
Little Star
New England
Los Angeles
Independence
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Polly
Pickford
Viola Dana in The Willow Tree Promises Lasting Spirit
A fragment praises Viola Dana in The Willow Tree with Miss Pickford, suggesting the film aims to offer a soulful experience that endures beyond the moment and lingers in viewers' hearts.
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Viola Dana
News-Star Want Ads Offer Unmatched Coturne Value
Classified notices from News-Star highlight affordable coturne options for readers seeking value. The ads promote a broad range of items and services, emphasizing cost efficiency and wide selection for buyers and sellers.
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News-Star
Washington state capelooting tourney opens in Tacoma
The Tacoma gun club hosts the three day Washington state capelooting tournament opening today with Promine Clarkemen among competitors from several states. Organizers expect the event to be one of the most successful in years in this section.
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Tacoma
Wash
Washingto State
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