Hospitality Shown To Monroe Visitors
Monroe hosts welcomed arriving visitors for the fall social season after a summer of travel in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Masur returned from New York City via the steamer Batory, recounting trips through Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, Hedland and France and including a fjord cruise and Swedish opera. Mrs. Harold Watkins of Montgomery Alabama arrived for a series of informal gatherings with hosts and friends around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Herman Masur
New York City
Batory
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Belgium
Hedland
France
Oslo
Rotterdam
Paris
Harold Watkins
Montgomery
Ala
Watkins
Eugene McRoberts
McCook
S. E. Huey
Island Drive
Flake Off Cream Promoted For Tan and Pimples
An advertisement touts Black and White Bleaching Cream for removing outer sun tanning and freckles and acting as an antiseptic for acne. A trial size is offered. jars priced 60c and 80c. The item also mentions social teas and bridge party hosting by local residents.
Local Scheduling of Meetings and Social Events Noted
Thursday and Friday listings show regular meetings for Bark dull Faulk PT A, Welcome Branch Bank club, Opera club, Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, and Ladies' day at McGuire Golf club plus luncheons for Dorothy Guerriero and Sayde Lou Peters. Other events include a radio address by Eleanor Faulk, a Business Women’s week observance, and a chicken spaghetti supper hosted by the Dixie Welfare club at the Masonic temple with public invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkdull Faulk PT. A
Mra
H. OE. Guerriero
Joseph Gueerriero
Virginia
Dorothy Guerriero
Joseph Anders
Lavda Lou Peters
Welcome Branch Bank Club
Charles Swain
J. R. White
South Grand Street
Eleanor Faulk
Se Ction
Opera Club
C. W. Oseland
Fairview
D. G. Nichols
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Dixie Welfare Club
Masonic Temple
Radio Talks Spark National Business Women Week
Radio talks by Mrs. A. D. Tisdale and Dr. Grace Ingledue highlight National Business Women Week observed in the city. The drive promotes the rise of women in business and professions, citing census data and club growth, with plans focusing on “My Business and Yours” and a chant for a better business world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Tisdale
Grace Ingledue
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
Advice for women during menopause years from 38 to 62. Encourages fresh air, eight hours of sleep, and a tonic, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming it builds physical resistance and eases nerves and mood changes to maintain vitality and appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witia
Pinkham
Kathleen Gregory Defies Family Mine Feud Demand
Kathleen Gregory faces her clan as they demand she travel west to secure a right of way in the MacDonald mine feud. She resists, calling out her family for using her for leverage, then storms out before a planned departure. Tomorrow she may reconsider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Gregory
Katheen
Kathleen
Mining Corporation
Angus Gregory
Presient
Dad
Miss Gregory
Gregorys
Bridget Riley
Beatrice
Athleen
Bridget
Aunt Bee
Ngus Gregory
Darling
Scotland
Los Angeles
Gregory
MacDonald
Kathllen
Epth
Mrs. Gregory
A Gregory
Cleopatra
Douglas
Jeanne Bowman
Social life notes from Tallulah events and a long Chinese paper
Tallulah hosts note a bridge party with Mrs. Paul Schwartz hosting the Tuesday club. High score goes to Mrs. Harry Anderson and low to Mrs. Leander Grace. A salad course is served to a long list of ladies. The Presbyterian Women Auxiliary meets for Bible study led by Mrs. J. S. Agee with business led by Mrs. W. C. Malone. Refreshments follow. Also notes a Chinese newspaper at Peiping published continuously for 1,400 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Randon
Monroe
Rayville
Virginia Hotel
G. L. Morgan
B. Holl
Paul Schwartz
Harry Anderson
Leander Grace Low
Women's Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Perry Folk
J. S. Agee
W. C. Malone
Peiping
Lipstick Woman's Badge Of Courage Provokes Debate
Ruth Millett argues against a magistrate who scolds a relief mother for wearing lipstick and nail polish. Millett says cosmetics symbolize femininity and courage for impoverished women, aiding pride and dignity despite poverty, and condemns female critics as out of touch with women's needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
New York
Southern Politicians Program Held at Alto Club Home
The Alto Cultural club hosted a program titled Southern Politicians at Mrs. Charles Noble’s home with co host Mrs. F B Sartor. Isabella Bynum presented a Williams biography and Sartor read Memoirs of S 5 Prentice while musicians Stirring classical pieces were performed by Judd McCoy and Sartor. A social salad hour followed with attendees from Monroe Nashville and Tallulah as well as club members. The Louisiana Federation of Women’s Clubs announced Sadie Orr Dunbar will speak at the Baton Rouge convention November 3 4 with additional lectures by Dr A Lawrence Brown and Grace Ingledue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto Cultural Club
Charles Noble
F. B. Sartor
John Sharp Williams
Isabel Bynum
S. 5
Prentice
Julia Judd
Tena McCoy
Diane Sartor
Huey Long
F. Or
H. V. Collins
H. L. Delaney
Monroe
C. E. Hester
Tallulah
Louisiana Federation of Women's Clubs
Sadie Orr Dunbar
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women's Clubs
State Federation
Baton Rouge
Dunbar
New Law
Louisiana State University
James Monroe Smith
Louisiana Products Milner
Hotel Heidelberg
A. Lawren Brown
Investors’ Syndicate
Chicago
Crawford A. Rose
Lake Providence
Federation
Scout Delegates Return From Meridian Regional Meet
Olan H. Black executive of the Ouachita Valley Boy Scout council based in Monroe P Mulhearn of Monroe council commissioner and S L Maxwell of Cane Brook Concordia parish returned Tuesday from a regional scout leaders conference at Meridian Mississippi About 250 leaders attended the meeting which reviewed last year's activities and discussed scouting in group sessions The local council delegation earned a streamer ribbon for third place based on man miles traveled The sixth region includes Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Alabama Tennessee and northwest Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olan H. Black
Ouachita Valley Boy Scout Council
Monroe
P. Mulhearn
S. L. Maxwell
Canebreak
Concordia Parish
Meridian
Miss
Sixth Scout
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Florida
Revival of Duke Title For George Villiers
In 1623 James I restored a dukedom to grant George Villiers the title Duke of Buckingham after the 1572 extinction of dukedoms in the realm. The period from 1572 to 1623 saw no active dukedoms in the British peerage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
James I
George Villiers
Duke of
Buckingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney Grubbs
Noe's Ark
James A. Noe
Ned Leigh
Shephard Girault
DR. Lewis
R. L. Kellogg
Grand Street
W. A. Walker
Lotus Club
Ralph King
Nathan Gaston
Gaston
Henry Guerriero
Violet Meyer
Park Avenue
Annie Griggs
Fred Lawson Smith
Weat Monroe Methodist Church
C. Carl Smith
Julia Reid
Lucille Patty
Bres Avenue
Columbus
ANCE
Hotel Franceski
Alee
Desiard
McGuire Golf Club
W.C. Fisher
J. Lloyd Warren
O. A. Evans
Misa Lallage Feazel
Garnett Anderson
Mary O'Kelly
Sorority
State University
Kappa Deltas
Virginia Husted
Lelia Dean Frazier
Alpha Omicron
Alpha Omicron Pi
Thyra Holt
American Legion Auxiliary
John Paul Jones
Simsboro
Legion
Style Shop
OeSiard
Monroe, LA
Bowman
Chapter
Golden Girl
Nathan McKie
J. D. Halbach
Leander Grace
C. H. Calhoun
T. Ed Williams
J. B. O'Shea
L. G. Storey
Henry Sevier
E. E. Wallace
J. H. Collins
Parker
J. S
George Eggleston
R. K. Boney
Northeast Center of
Frances Hotel
D. Y. Smith
A. L. Smith
Melville Dixon
New Orleans
Reichman Orchestra
Key Taylor
Barbee & Grey
Evers & Dolores Novelties
Rees
Ae Cpa
Ouachita Parish
Bellamy
Recreation Center
DeLlard Street
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