Mother's Club Events Highlight St Matthew's Parish Social
A Monroe social page lists Tuesday events at St Matthew's School and K of C hall including a Mother's Club bridge and 500 party, a Temple Cemetery Association meeting, and YWCA and Grace Church Guild gatherings. Other notes cover church auxiliary meetings, bridal breakfasts, and regional visits by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Club
St. Matthew's Parochial School
K. of C. Hall
Temple A
Asso‘ium
Temple Annex
Baptist Sienary Society
Erian
S. Lester Woodward
West Monros
St. Matthew’s School
F. of C. Hall
Roy Hale
St. John Street
Grace Church Guild
L. McLain Jackson
Waiting By Juanita Hamel and Vintage Auction Notes
The manuscript of Scott's "Antiquary" sold for 10000 dollars after fetching 200 dollars ninety three years earlier. Byron suffered a clubfoot affecting his gait and demeanor while Talleyrand also bore a clubfoot.
Memphian Mae Carr and James Watkins Wed at Grace Church
Miss Mae Carr daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Carr of Memphis Tennessee and Mr James Watkins son of Mr and Mrs G T Watkins of Olive Branch Mississippi were married Sunday afternoon October 4 at Grace Episcopal church with Rev Hayward officiating. The couple will reside on Catalpa street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Carr
Andrew Carr
Memphis
Tenn
James Watkins
G. T. Watkins
Olive Branch
Grace Episcopal Church
Rev. Hayward
Watkins
Catalpa Street
Fidelis Class Elects Officers at First Baptist Sunday School
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Sunday School elected officers for the coming year. Officers include Mrs. I. Meredith as president, Mrs. Joe Evans as first vice president, Mrs Rhodes as second vice president, Mrs. W. B. Mangham as third vice president, Mrs. A. E. Culpepper as secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Lowe as assistant secretary, Mrs. Frank McClellan as reporter, and Mrs. Meek as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
First Baptist Sunday School
I. Meredith
Joe Evans
Rhodes
W. B. Mangham
A. E. Culpepper
Lowe
Frank McClellan
Meek
Miss deGraffenreid Is Honor Guest At Bridge Affair
Miss Claire deGraffenreid, member of a prominent family, attends a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Wharton Brown on Talamaque Street. The event features Madeira prizes, a decorative Rosa de Montana theme, and a floral reception area with a miniature bride and groom under a rose arch.
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Atkins
Castle
Mollie de France Tea Room
Herbert Millsaps
Ona Atkins
Sterling Castle
Louise Atkins
Merton Abbingon
Margaret Atkins
Henry Castle
Carol Flower
McClure
Emily Trousdale
Walter Reynes
Juli
Frances Stubbs
Dick Townery
George Weaks
Claude Youngblood
Fred Millsans
P. M. Atkins
Uriah Millsaps
Claire deGraffenreid
Mrs. Wharton Brown
Talamaque Stfect
Rosa de Montana
Miss de Graffenreid
Edith Gunby
Cammile Parker
Saly Humble
Charlotte Ellicott
Polly deGraffenreid
Virginia Morgan
Lucille Stroud
Marjorie
Cecelia McReynolds
Gertrude Hart
Louisa Flournoy
Polly
Louise Moore
Caro Webb
Clara Hall
Vada Syed
Carrie Dee Drew
Catherine Livaudais
Mesdames Kendrick James
John Humble
Newton Moore
George Gunby
Vernon Prophit
Camp Fire Girls Meeting Schedule Notes
Calendar items show groups meeting at the M E Annex on various days and locations. Notable sessions include Walohi Tata pachon Chipkahki Minnehaha Waubansee Onichias Wachilovens at church and parish school with Pearl Haynes.
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Walohi
Tatapachon
M.E. Annex
Chipkahki
M. E. Annex
Minnehaha
Waubansee
Presbyterian Church
Wachilovens
Litahni
Pearl Haynes
Ouachitamp Fire Girls' Council Meeting Notes
The Ouachitamp Fire Girls' Council met at headquarters Thursday evening at 7 30 reporting on various groups including a new one organized Tuesday. Plans were set to award a monthly banner to the winning group. The wing committee was appointed to assist the treasurer and collect unpaid pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachitamp Fire Girls’ Council
Sures
J. T. Bryant
A. W. Riggs
C. C. Bell
O. Morton
W. Cc. Bric
Gr IPS Presidents Meet at M E Annex
The presidents and officers of the group met at the M E Annex where Mr. Morton advised treasurers on report keeping. They discussed points to count and aimed to win the Ouachita Camp Fire Girls banner for the month. Oakland supervised swimming sessions Friday and Saturday from 5 to 6 pm at the pool.
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M. E. Annex
O. Morton
W.ard
Ouachita Camp Fire Girls
Oakland
A Chart Meeting Held by Methodist Campfire Group
Our September thirty gathering occurred in the Methodist church basement at 4 30 with many girls present by 3 30. Membership notes and charts for Attendance Rank Financial and Honor were prepared along with work on the Campfire Club account book and letters to four girls at school. The business meeting began at 5 00 and closed after six with two absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regram Committee
Chip-Kah-Ki Camp Fire Group Forms in Monroe
The Monroe working girls organize a new camp fire group named Chipkahki meaning The Place of Roots. Elizabeth Langford is Guardian with Wilma Spence as President Doris Casidy as Vice President Naomi Riggs as Treasurer Ros Langford as Reporter and Secretary. The group aims to become a leading camp fire circle in Monroe and surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Elizabeth Langford
Guardian
Wilma Spence
Doris Casidy
Naomi Riggs
Ros Langford
Warhol Camp Fire Group Holds Monthly Meeting
The Warhol Camp Fire Group met at Margaret Smith's home Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock with the vice president opening the session. Members reviewed committee reports, planned a silver tea for the Methodist Ladies Aid, discussed a national symbol for new members, and announced a monthly banner points incentive. A mascot was celebrated as Jessie Gray Worthington became a full member at age eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhol
Margaret Smith
Methodist Ladies Aid
Jessie Gray Worthington
Jessie Gray
Wachelovan Camp Fire Group Holds Wednesday Meeting
The Wachelovan Camp Fire Group met at 3 30 Wednesday afternoon at the Parish School for a short business meeting. A report was turned over to Mrs. Garnett and the group announced the next regular meeting for Thursday at the same place.
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Wachelovan
Garnett
Minnehaha Group Meets New Guardian at Methodist Annex
The Minnehaha group met with their new guardian Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist Annex. Mrs Watts of the Health Department spoke on creating health houses for primary school grades. Four girls were chosen to help at the J. B. Healthstand as the group seeks new members for a national symbol for ceremonial gowns. One new member joined at the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Annex
Watts
Health Department
J. B
Next Meeting With Pearl Haynes Reported
Four members and their guardian attended the session. The next meeting will be with Pearl Haynes. Mary Cason, Reporter.
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Membe
Pearl Haynes
Mary Cason
Latahni Group Meeting Reports Roles After Discussion
The Latahni group met Saturday night with Alice Thompson. She reported the officers’ meeting outcomes and duties. The discussion covered banner goals while Mary Caon read a story from Everygirls and Evgenia Thompson was assigned to report on Everygirls advertisements.
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Latahni
Alice Thompson
Alice
Mary Ca
Everygirls
Evgenia Thompson
Everygirls .T
White Youth Clay touted by Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes White Youth Clay as a new refined beauty clay claiming it purges the skin, reduces blemishes, draws blood to nourish the skin, and diminishes wrinkles. She asserts its superiority over crude clays and urges readers to test the product with coupon trial offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Onichias Hold Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Onichias met Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church with Eleanor Faulk presiding. The group decided to cancel dues for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onichias
The
Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Faulk
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Catholic Ladies
Andes
T. E. McMillan
J. Je. Ite
Reece
Nelson Able
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Moilie de France
Claire de Graffenreid
de Graffenreid
Hayden
First Methodist Church
W. D. Booth
el Dorado
Mrs
H. W. Booth
Mattie Williamson
Colfax
I. I. Meredith
J. H. Alexander
Toronto
Canada
I. E. Sherrod
Railroad Avenue
Marty McDonald
Shreveport
News-Star
Saenger Theatre
Juanita Hamel
Byron
Telleyrand
Carr-Watkins
Miss deGraffenreid
Camp Fire Girls
O-Tau
Holland
Flower Shoppe (Incorporated
Fuerst & Kraemer
Tan and Freckles
Armandine Renaud
Studio
DeSiard
Sol Cahn
J. V. Havener
S. Grand St. Teflis Grotto
Grand Floral Co
Wrigley’s
Monroe Furniture CO
Queen Anttrae
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