Social Calendar of Meetings and Events
A list of weekly club and church meetings including the Mary Francie Sewing Club at 3 p.m. Saturday on Jackson Street with Misses Sarah and Harriet Fuller. Sunday Junior B Y P U at 4 p.m. at the Baptist Church. Eastern Star at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Masonic temple. Presbyterian church Sunday School room Chapter I led by Mrs. L. N. Larche and Miss Kate McPherson. Tuesday Ladies Aid benefit card party at 217 Ouachita Avenue hosted by Mesdames Emile Kaliski Simon Schlenker and Hyman Liebreicht. Chapter 2 at the church with leaders Mesdames McReynolds and Frank Kennedy and Bible leader Mrs. S. Bills. Wednesday Chapters 3 and 4 meet at the church with leader Miss Jordena Flournoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Francie ‘Sewing Club
Sarah
Harriet Fuller
Jackson St
Baptist Church
Easern Star
Masonic Temple
Presbyterian Church
L. N. Larche
E. Hilburn
Kate McPherson
Ladies Aid
Emile Kaliski
Ouachita Avenue
Mesdemes Kaliski
Simon Schlenker
Hyman Liebreicht
The
Mesdames McReynolds
Frank Kennedy
Mrs. S. Bills
Misa Jordena Flournoy
Bible Study Groups Form In Local Churches
Church leaders including Mrs. Gee Beese and Mrs. Stroud will chair Sunday sessions and Friday talks by Evangelist Mr. Bell with a social hour to follow. Chapter 8 meets Saturday in the Sunday School room with leaders Mrs. McGuire and Miss Hammock and Bible leader Mrs. Marshall. Local civic notes report Caldwell parish candidate J. W. Clarkson visiting Monroe, and new births include Catherine Olga, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Thibodaux, plus a baby girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee. Beese
oThaneday
Errangeer Stroud
Wallace Clift
Mathews
Bell
L. M. McGuire
Elizabeth Hammock
Marshall
Week of Prayer at Presbyterian Home Mission Observed
The Presbyterian Home Mission promotes a week of prayer starting Monday at 3 30 with daily offerings on Friday. Dr Bell will speak followed by a social hour. Ladies are urged to attend and study Home Mission work titled Christianising Christendom. C E Woolman, Baton Rouge District Agent, visits. Jackson of New Orleans stays with Mrs Sig Masur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Home Mission
Bell
Home Mission
Joe Everett Visits Monroe as Times-Picayune Representative
W. J. Everett of New Orleans, formerly with the News-Star, was in Monroe yesterday. He is warmly greeted by old friends and is in town as a representative of the Times-Picayune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Everett
W. J. Everett
New Orleans
Mr. Everett
News-Star
Monroe
Joe
Times-Picayune
Travel notes on Col Stubbs governorship race travel
The report follows Col Stubbs and companion as they record progress in the gubernatorial race. Mrs Dave Kahn hosts niece Miss Rosa Gour of Shreveport while Mrs T W Ware and Auld family members travel connections to New Orleans Monroe and Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbs
Marion Veers
Dave Kahn
Miss Rosa Gour
Shreveport
T. W. Ware
Wood St
New Orleans
A. W. Auld
Marion
M. E. Auld
Monroe
Benefit Party Held At 602 Jackson Street For St Francis Auxiliary
The St Francis Auxiliary hosted a ben efit card party at Mrs C Amman’s home 602 Jackson St on Wednesday afternoon. Five hundred was the game of the day with five tables in play. The lace vestee prize went to Mrs T H McMillan. Hostesses were Mrs Evelyn Amman and Mrs F A Wright.
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St. Francis Auxiliary
3. C. Amman
Jackson St
T. H. McMillan
Misa Evelyn Amman
F. A. Wright
Quilting Party at Mrs Strong's Home
Mrs Ed Strong entertained a small group at 101 Stone Ave yesterday for a quilting party. A two course luncheon was served with guests including Mesdames Hart Bennett Hobbh ern Howell Peters Frizelli Benoitt Eastess and the hostess. Miss Artie Waggoner of Chatham is improving at the sanitarium after an operation. Mr and Mrs G F Breard have moved to an apartment with Mr and Mrs W D King at 710 North Second. Mrs J M Brothers visits Tallulah and stays with her parents Rev and Mrs J D Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Strong
Stone Ave
Mesdames
J. O. Hart
F. C. Bennett
O. O. Hobhhern
W. E. Howell
Fred Peters
Frizelli
H. H. Benoitt
Artie Waggoner
Chatham
G. F. Breard
W. D. King
North Second Street
Barrs announce Roberta Barr to Floyd Bondy engagement
Rev and Mrs D C Barr of Tallulah announce the engagement of daughter Roberta to Floyd F Bondy. The wedding is set for December 2. Miss Barr is remembered as a charming visitor to her sister Mrs J M Brothers and has many local friends wishing happiness.
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D. C. Barr
Tallulah
Roberta
Floyd F. Bondy
Miss Barr
Public Hauling Service by Frank Masling
Frank Masling offers prompt hauling of any kind with a good truck. Reasonable prices and reliable service. Contact 721 or 48. 27-tf.
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Frank Masling
Real Estate Listings in West Monroe and Lee Avenue Area
A sequence of housing ads describes several residences for sale in West Monroe and along Lee avenue. Properties include a five room house on a deep lot with a large garage, another six room all modern home on Lee avenue, and a seven or eight room mix with porches, ovens, gardens, and outbuildings. Prices range from 2750 to 4500 with easy terms. one lot at Eighth and DeSiard is listed for 5000. Ad copy emphasizes modern features, proximity to car lines, and neighborhood quality.
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West Monroe
Lee Avenue
Lee Avenue Carling
DeSiard Street
First Church of Christ Scientist Services
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 307 North Second Street holds services at 11 a.m. Sunday with the subject Mortale and Immortale. Wednesday testimony meeting at 7 30 p.m. Sunday school at 9 80. A free public reading room offers Bible and Christian Science literature daily except Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
North Second Street
Grace Church Services Readied by Rector
Arthur Randles Price, Rector at Grace Church, leads the Seventy-second Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 7:30 p m Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a m Sunday School at 10 a m and Evening Prayer at 7:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Arthur Randles Price
Clear Complexion Ad Promises Beauty With Black and White
An advertisement touts Guaranteed Black and White Beauty Treatment claiming to remove facial blemishes with a nightly routine using Black and White Soap and Ointment. It urges readers to buy for 50 cents or mail 50 cents for a sample and literature from Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
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W. R. Williams
Mrs. K. G. Ross
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Week of Prayer
C. E. Woolman
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JD. C. Barr
Realkstat
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Abe Arent
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