07 Oct 1932
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
1
A poetic meditation on aging and renewal contrasts with a spiritual reflection on happiness through forgiveness and God’s grace. A Halloween color theme decorates a bridge club gathering in a home, highlighting yellow and black motifs, gifts, and a social tea. Local residents share visits and travel plans across Ferriday El Dorado New Era and Ark., with social notes on guests Frances Brame and Twins D. Tranks.
Congratulations pour in for the Hope family on a daughter born October 2 at St. Francis sanitarium. Betty Jane Brown recovers from illness. Dodge and Webb head to Washington for the American Bar Association duties. Goza hosts a birthday party for Alice Rae with many local friends. Ouachita junior college opens football season in a festive scene. The Emblem members of the Business and Professional Women host a luncheon at the club house on Jackson street. The Overtons note the birth of Laura Lea on October 6 at Splane Place. The Martha Washington Needle club gathers this afternoon at 2:30 hosted by Mrs. S R Wright.
A detailed roster of civic and church group meetings spans Tuesday to Thursday with dates, times, and hosts. Highlights include the Cosmos club Ruston honored at the state federation as top eight district club, and Mrs. Herman Duncan visiting O E S chapters in Bastrop.
Ferdinand F gives a tale at lunch with Nan and Jervis as the Wentworth party visits the Tetterleys. Nan probes family ties while Leonard's car troubles and Basher’s silence frame a tense social gathering on a cliffside coast.
Informal 8:30 a m encounter as Mrs Hoover and the president chat with Chicago visitors who could not catch the morning paper. She jokes about needing a coat as she leaves, saying goodbye. A Yosemite giant tree is reported as 3 800 years old with lumber enough for a hangar for the airship Akron.
Advice column on balance in giving and taking in marriage. The author urges a fair assessment of each partner's sacrifices, warns against simmering resentment, and suggests listing both sides' contributions to avoid unjust claims. It also covers hospitality to a respected nurse and social tensions with in-laws.
A humorous exchange features a gentleman cautioning a boy eating an apple about worms. The boy quips that the worms must watch out for themselves as he eats. The brief joke captures light dialogue and a playful twist.
Article promotes a home remedy approach to pediatric poor appetite, alleging stasis as cause. Urges using figs syrup to restore appetite, warns mothers against coaxing, and touts a so called California treatment for sluggish children nationwide.
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