Luncheons And Social Events Highlight Monroe Society
Mrs. Ethel Kaufman of Cincinnati visited Monroe hosted by Mrs. Walter J. Meyer at Fairview with a Lotus club luncheon and a brunch at Mrs. George Holmes home. Miss Catherine Earle featured at Miss Cornelia Burke’s Columbia tea. Junior Musical Coterie met at Mrs. Louis Hallum’s for October opening. Mrs. James A. Noe spent the weekend in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Oliver
George Holmes
Monroe
Ethel Kaufman
Cincinnati
Walter J. Meyer
Fairview
Travis Oliver
Lotus Club
Anna Ourme
MIS. Uwhveors
Jukicutu Tate Woo
Holmes
Catherine Earle
Cornelia Burke
Columbia
Miss Burke
Miss Earle
Thomas Burke
Leonard Roland
Louis Hallum
Bach
Snow Drew
Gavotte
Georgiana Williams
Mack Fay Hammons
Gladys Whitfield
West
Frances Smith
Dolores Grant
Sara Tabb
Laniere Cordell
Hullum
Fran‘ses Smith
Gladys Whitefield
Henry Whitfield
James A. Noe
New Orleans
Oscar Johnson
Eugene Lutz
Pat Mason
Grace Cooper
A. Ruddy
Lottie Smith
T. H. Goodwin
Nusie Rogers
Ellis
A. J. New
Lorrell Terry
Dr Bond's Pills Promote Bile Flow and Digestive Health
An advertisement promotes Dr Bond's Pills as a dependable mild remedy to drive bile and poisons from the system. It claims relief from biliousness dizziness sick headaches and fatigue and prices the product at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Dr. Bond
Community Organization Schedules Fall Events
A dense list of church and civic meetings fills the week with dates, hosts, and locations. From Catholic Altar Society on DeSiard road to Grace church guild silver tea at Roselawn, many groups including YWCA, Baptist Missionary Society, Presbyterian auxiliary, and Delta Beta Sigma announce times and hosts. The schedule also covers district American Legion auxiliary conferences across Louisiana dates from October 9 to November 7 with chairmen named and a constitutional by law presentation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Altar Society
W. J. Rimes
DeSiard Road
John Filhiol
Temple Sisterhood and Cemetery Association
A. V. Breard
Baptist Missionary Society
Women's Council
The
First Christian Church
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Grace Church Guild
J. F. Hardin
Roselawn
Alfred Reid
Twentieth Century Book Club
Louis Langford
Arkansas Avenue
A. Doughty
Paul Fudickar
Delta Beta Sigma
Lakeside Country Club
American Legion Auxiliary of
Louisiana
Marge Williams
New Orleans
Shreveport
T. M. Adger
Gilliam
Alexandria
W. E. Walker
Winnfield
Sulphur
R. J. Kleiser
Eunice
Leita McCain
Mary Robertson
Baton Rouge
E. W. Beck
F. C. Deck
Department
R. H. Lloyd
John Paul Jones
Simsboro
Beatrice Hart
Ara Knox
Houston
Birdie Lavigne
Burns
Deck
L. J. Hulin
Bunkie
F. L. Castille
Cayington
Fidac
Covington State
Smart Windsor green coats and matching hats described
They are of Windsor green fleece wool and cut as smartly as mother's. Both are snugly belted finished with breast pockets and collar bands of brown lapin. The hats are of the same material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
School Plaids Describe Two Sisters in Plaid Wool Skirts
A young girl stands on a top step wearing a beige sweater and brown and green plaid wool suspenders. Her sister wears a red gray and blue plaid wool skirt with a white sweater and a blue flannel jacket.
Childrens fashion trends for 1940s schools and wardrobes
New York styles for 14 and under emphasize grown up looks while staying age appropriate. Suspender frocks jumper dresses and bolero outfits lead a smart wardrobe with simple tailored lines and finer materials. Plaids velvet taffeta coats and matching hats shape a dressy fall palette with colors like navy brown deep green black and white accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daughters of the American Revolution tour Louisiana chapters
Louisiana regent A R Lacey begins her annual tour visiting New Orleans Alexandria and Bunkie with plans to visit Monroe Baton Rouge and potentially other chapters. She stresses junior groups and patriotic education to guide youth toward good citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Lacey
Shreveport
Daughters of the American Revolution
New Orleans
Alexandria
Bunkie
Monroe
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Pelican
Dainty Home Frill Trim Pattern 4570 By Anne Adams
Pattern 4570 offers an at home cotton frock with frills pockets and a young silhouette in misses and women sizes. Includes step by step sewing instructions and costs 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for both pattern and book with order details to News Star World Publishing pattern department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
News-Star— World Publishing Co
W. 17Th St
New York
Community Notes From Local Club and Northeast Center
Refreshments at a business session featured Mrs. H P McBride and others. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kilpatrick and children, plus Calhoun hosts Mr. and Mrs. Kelly. Northeast Center welcomes Annie B McBride Audry Williams Leon Coon and Rud Woods from Okaloo. Carolyn Joyce Roberts and James Hope Bennett and other births noted. Club meeting at Mrs F J Crowell's home with report on Ouachita Valley fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kilpatrick
Okaloosa
Northeast Center
Annie B. McBride
Audry Williams
Leon Coon
Ruel Woods
Rud Woods
Percy McDonell
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
Lazy Nine Ranch Nero? Firebug Groom Joins Aftermath
Kay Crandon fends off a forest fire threat by rescuing Ted Gaynor a would‑be arsonist. She believes him innocent and offers shelter while Fire Patrol Tom Runyon stays nearby suspecting the plan. Ted agrees to stay and help Kay while Runyon guards the area awaiting the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Crandon
Lazy Nine
Ted Gaynor
Kay
Tom Runyon
Ted
Runyon
Tom Ruteyon
Johnny
Fire Destroys Kay Ranch House In Mystery
Kay rushes to handle a tense trail scene after a mysterious brush fire. Tom Runyon suspects arson and Kay contemplates how to explain shielding Ted Gaynor to foreman Seth Jordan as she rides toward the Lazy Nine range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rune Yon
Kay
Flicker
Flicker Bown
Ted Gaynor
Seth Jordan
Seth
Lazy Nine
Marie de Nervaud
Fair booth committee named and next meeting set
Members were appointed to arrange booth displays at the fair with Home Demonstration leaders Mrs. J A Kilpatrick Mrs D A Coon and Mrs N L Coon and Agricultural chairmen Mrs H P McBride Mrs F J Crowell and Mrs M R Coon After discussion Mr Strahan judged the canned fruits and vegetables The next club meeting will be October 27 at Mrs M R Coon home Refreshments were served to a list of members and gentlemen at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kilpatrick
D. A. Coon
N. L. Coon
H. P. McBride
F. J. Crowell
M. R. Coon
Strahan
Ho PL McBride
A. Kilpatrick
I. H. Hobbs
W. A. Griffin
J. FE. Fletcher
Alfred Watts
E. R. Strahan
Injured Keystone Decorator Struck by Glass Saturday
Homer Wilson, an employee of Keystone Decorating, was struck on the left side of the head with a broken beer glass Saturday afternoon. He was said to be resting Monday and improvements were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wilson
Keystone Decorating Company
Freeman Held in City Jail After Shamrock Saloon Fight
Coverage of injuries at Francis sanitarium shows Jack Freeman jailed as Wilson's alleged assailant after a fight at the Shamrock saloon on E Street and D2Siard streets. Daily and Daily were jailed for alleged involvement in another disturbance at the saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Sanitarium
Jack Freeman
Wilson
Shamrock
D2siard
M. Daily
Daily
Allege
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Malden
Mass
Y. Eer
Virginia Hotel
Neville High School
Louis Welk
the Accordion
By Adelaide Kerr
Paris
Mary Mims
State Department of Rural Education
Louisiana Federation of Women's Clubs
Mims
Ralph H. Agate
Lafayette
Presi
Dent
Federation
United Stales
Dale Lawhead
Vaughan-Wright-Bendel Clinic
Arthur Williams
Williams
Brez Avenue
Fred Thomas
Con
McGhee, Ark
Boyd Bush
Fort Worth, Tex
Mrs
Gena Bush
Leamon Pylant
George Pylant
Pioneer
Allie Hudson
Claude Couch
George B. Byrd
Ann Earle
Calvin Tolbird
Mr. Tolbird
Wiley Tolbird
Beouf River
Capudine
By Anne Oblams
J. E. Fletcher
Donald McBride
F. d. Crowell
George Wingate
L. P. McKeller
Sam Head
Ollie Branch
Crossett, Ark
J. J. Coon
Mary Griggs
Mathew Fluitt
Jessie Griffin
Odlie Lee Roberts
Carolyn Joyce Roberts
Hope Futch
James Hope Bennett
Henry Frith
Sun Ray, Tex
J. H. Frith
Indiana Village
Lawrence Griffin
Matthew Fluitt
Guy Griggs
Ollie Coon
Henry George
Lapine
James Bennett
Fletcher Fuller
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