Thursday through Sunday church and social events list
Community listing of Thursday events includes hayride at 6 for Sunday School classes at the Presbyterian church, and a 4 PM Girls Auxiliary meeting at Alma Williamson’s North Fourth Street home. Also notes afternoon bridge at Riverside Club, Grace Church Altar Guild Friday, and a Friday card party at Mrs. Rosenblum’s home with bridge and five hundred.
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H. D. Matthews
Reynolds
McGuire
Riverside Club
Grace Church Altar Guild
The
Baptist Church
R. H. Oliver Sr
Ladies Aid
Henry H. Rosenblum
St. John Street
Mareus Kaliski
Leon Cohn
Priday
Lyceum Orchestra
Community notices and society events in Layton Place area
Bridge Club meets at Layton Place apartments at 3 o clock. Ft Miro Chapter D A R gathering at 3 30 at chapter house with Mesdames Millsaps and McGuire hosting. Local residents visit relatives and travel plans noted including Shreveport Alexandria and St Louis. Bride elect Marie Notofer hosts a shower with nurses and doctors wives. Ed Morgan welcomes a baby girl. Altar Society and Baptist Circle hold events. Winnfield High School commencement May 14 features Gordon Cummings.
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Bridge Club
Layton Place
Ft. Miro
Herbert Millsaps
M. McGuire
Marie Notofer
Roberta O'Donnell
Sarah Berth
Hirsch
Winnfield High School
Gordon ©. Cummings
W. F. Cummings
Mrs Kuhn Hosts Spring Flowers Bridge Tea
Mrs I Kuhn hosted a two table bridge gathering with spring flowers in the living room. Prizes went to Mrs Edgar Florsheim and Miss Emme Smith, followed by a salad and ice. Guests included Mesdames Cahn Aubrey Haas Hart Caspari Titche Florsheim Kuhn and Miss Smith. Mrs E S Wallace of Elizabeth NJ visits in Columbia and will stay with Dr and Mrs T L McCoy through the weekend.
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I. Kuhn
E. S. Wallace
Elizabeth, N. J
Columbia
T. L. McCoy
Complimentary Bridge Honors Mrs Bronson Guest
Mrs B M Jackson hosted a Thursday afternoon bridge event in honor of Mrs Bronson of New Orleans, with a prize won by Mrs Joe Washburn a cut glass candy jar. The honoree received a sewing set and a salad course with ice was served after the games. Attendees included Mesdames Willis Kilbourne Smith Washburn Wallace Keget Collins Breard Harlan and Brear.
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Bridge
B. M. Jackson
Bronson
New Orleans
J. W. Kilbourne
Joe Washburn
Mesdames
P. C. Willis
J. W. Smith
M. Wallace
Charles Keget
John Collins
Graham Breard
D. Harlan
Doe Genlerens
Dan Brear
Local social notes and upcoming events in Monroe
Mr Edward J Moore of Dallas returns home after visiting his mother Mrs D F Moore. Mrs Adolphe Wolff attends I O B E convention in Birmingham. Sewing Society meets Miss Virginia Oliver at 3 pm Saturday. Mother's Day service at First Methodist Church at 11 am Sunday with notes on transportation for aged mothers. Mrs Sig Saas to Alexandria to visit relatives. Mrs M D Hale visits Camden Ark. several locals attend a Bastrop dance. Dr C M Mengis of Island DeSiard spends day in city. Mrs Eugene Courtney improving at St Francia Sanitarium. A Monroe youth dance at River Side Pavilion hosts the Louisiana Five from Chicago providing jazz and entertainment.
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First Methodist
J. C. Sadler
Monroe
Toodles Hale
Riverside Pavilion
Louisiana Five
Chicago
Louisiana Five delight dancers at city waltz event
About 175 couples attended the dance with encores after each waltz. The Louisiana Five originated in New Orleans with a New Orleans leader and another Louisianian among the group. Guests included Miss Cleta Slagle and Mr John Edward Godfrey of Clarks, and Dr L George of Columbia.
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New Orleans
Cleta Slagle
John Edward Godfrey
Clarks
E. 5. Wallace
Dr. L. George
Columbia
City
T. L .McCoy
Suffrage Leaders Plan Connecticut Visit and Mass Meeting
Leading women from across the United States will visit Governor Holcomb in Hartford to report on a five day state tour seeking a special legislative session for Federal suffrage amendment action. An outdoor mass meeting on the Capitol grounds will follow with delegation members and state supporters speaking.
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Hartford
Conn
United States
Holcomb
Capitol
Intercollegiate Flying Meet Opens at Mineola
New York May 6. The first intercollegiate aviation meet in America opens at Mineola on tomorrow and runs through Saturday. Air men from nearly a dozen colleges participate as members of the Intercollegiate Flying Association.
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New York
America
Mineola
L. F
Intercollegiate Flying Association
Colleges Set For Mineola Flight Meet Competition
The program will feature nearly every flying stunt and end with a cross country race circling several hundred miles starting and ending at Mineola Field. Schools expected include Yale Harvard Princeton Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Williams Rutgers Pittsburgh Wesleyan and Lehigh. The American Flying Club offers a silver trophy for the opening race and will establish premiums for the new college sport branch.
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Mineola Field
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Williams
Rutgers
Pittsburgh
Wesleyan
Lehigh
American Flying Club
Britain Keeps 10000 Troops in France to Guard War Stores
Britain maintains about 10,000 troops in France to guard dumps of war material, a measure reflecting ongoing postwar security needs and orderly demobilization. The garrison underscores persistent Allied logistics and occupation role following hostilities.
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Great Britain
France
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