Social and Personal Items From Monroe Local News
Social notes list Mrs W J Neel and others with addresses. church and auxiliary meetings planned through Friday with circles and hostesses. Miss Elsie Scott returns home to Carthage after a two month visit. Attorney Digby and S Barnes visited Monroe on business. Miss Helen Cobb recently visited Monroe.
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Elsie Scott
Carthage
All. Goersett
West Side
Os. L. Digby
Ot. Barnes
Monroe
Helen Cobb
Ouachita Parish Fair Announces Juvenile Exhibits Premiums
Local notice lists premiums for juvenile department entries in Ouachita parish shows. Mrs. Oliver and committee plan to collect entries at the fairgrounds Monday and Tuesday morning.
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Quachita Agricultural Voir
Stre. Rel Oliver
Boo
Ouachita
Jefferson Davis Memorial Fund Sought for Fairview Park
Confederate veterans report says thirty thousand dollars is needed to complete the Jefferson Davis memorial at Fairview Kentucky. The plan includes establishing a park on the birthplace acres and Kentucky’s future maintenance of the memorial estate about one hundred forty miles from Lincoln’s birthplace.
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Atlanta
A. P
Jefferson Davis
Fairview
Kentucky
The
Haldaum
Louisville
Davie
Abraham Lincoln
Merchants Hall Displays Rapidly Filling at Fair
Entries for the Merchants building at the fair grounds are filling quickly under A D Haas. The hall will likely reach capacity before the fair opens next Tuesday with broad city business representation and a Red Cross exhibit urged for visitors.
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A. D. Haas
Red Cross
Automobile Show Prepares for Big Local Event
Local dealers forecast a major automobile show during meat week at the fair. Luther Reed oversees the feature with an overflow exhibit hall and a ninety foot tent near the park entrance. Officials expect every model offered locally to be represented and anticipate strong public interest.
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Luther Reed
Loves Her Cows and Chickens Again
A customer reports strong recovery from stomach troubles after using Maye's Wonderful Remedy. She claims renewed energy for chores and milking, attributing the cure to the preparation. An accompanying ad promotes the product and a refund for convinced buyers.
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Maye
Phoeni
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the Style Shop
Larche Dry Goods Co
Prop
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Butterick Patterns
W. J. Neel
Walnut Streee
Uo Ferguson
Arnett
Yonder Mont
Helen Frazee-Bower
Social Catendar
First Baptist Church
P.m
Miro Chapter
Mro Street
Bride Club
HH. D. Matthews
Jackson
Circle
M. Simonton
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
S. M. McReynolds
River Front
Ville Gazette
J. M. Lee
Federal Court
Frances Selman
Louis Wardlaw
Coushatta
Mrs. Porter
Dallas
Miss Selman
A. J. Selman
Louisiana State Normal
Mr. Wardlaw
Wray-Dickinson
Shreveport
Mro
Judson W. Smith
Mary
Deol
Newton
Louisville Avenue
North Sixth
Stuckey
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Stueckey
J. Ed. Touth
Marion
W.E. Cole
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Jack Morrison
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Toentered Cross Civiliat Lief
Josephine McNally
Fhursday
New Orleans
First Baptist
Jack Mor
Focal
Juvenile Department
Reginald Watson
South First Street
A. H. Armstrong
Weet Monroe
L. A. Stuckey
South Eby Addition
Stokes Heard
Robert Kilgore
Jennings
Arthur Spence
H. A. Allen
Miss Felton
Estizabeth Felton
Norton Weberg
Salima, Karas
Leena i Felton
Grammont Street
Salina
Kansas
St. Francis Sanitarium
Father Vandepuer
Jennie O'Kelly
A. J. Renaud
St. Francis Auxiliary
Miss O'Kelly
Davis Memorial
Merchants Hall
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