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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1925
Page
3
Local women group meetings fill October week with circle gatherings at Grace Church and church parlors. Reports note guests, addresses, and devotional topics alongside charity events, a bridge party, and a golden wedding anniversary celebration with family attendance.
A home craft guide shows how to make attractive room screens at under half the price of buying. Instructions describe using faded second hand screens, recovering with canvas, and decorative papers. Three example screens illustrate a cream oatmeal, Salem Paper, and tapestry covered designs enhanced with varnish.
At 7:00 Litahni group meets with Mary Cason to discuss plans and duties. It notes participants Lulu Lee Cummins and Mary Cason and the scheduled time.
The Ta Ta Pochons met at the Methodist annex Wednesday afternoon to discuss matters including the Father and Son banquet. The next meeting is set for Tuesday with all members urged to attend. Mrs Garnett has attended every meeting and taught book-binding as members worked on their volumes.
The Chip-Ka-Ki Camp Fire Girls group met Tuesday after school at the Methodist Church. The event gathered members at the home of their guardian Mrs. Thief.
The passage describes girls drying from rain as they gather information on work hours for a banquet and what each could contribute. Orphan hens and cakes find resting places, a brief business meeting led by Ethel Wilkens, and hats being prepared for the banquet.
Camp Fire Girls News Notes lists weekly meetings across groups. Chip kahki Walohi Tata pachon Otaucare Minnehaha Wawbansee Walholonen Onichia and Blue Birds gather at M E annex Parishe and Presbyterian church venues with varied afternoons.
Walohi girls gathered at the Methodist annex for planning the Fathers and Sons banquet. The meeting outlined key schedule steps and responsibilities for the event.
In Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court Hattie A Cox as executrix offers Lot 6 in Block GCG Stubbs Railroad Addition Monroe for public sale on November 28 1925. Property fronts Grammont Street 83.5 feet with depth 148.37 feet. Cash bids two thirds of appraised value.
A brief notice lists Dus Waiting Room at 268 So Grand with a telephone contact 772 for a listing dated 4 25.
A simple charming model in dotted crepe de Chine trimmed with velvet features kimono sleeves of chiffon and long, slim shoulders. The dress has front gathering and a narrow self-fold finish. Medium size uses 14 yards of 54 inch silk and 15 cents yard velvet ribbon. Pictorial Review Dress No 2591. Sizes 16 to 20 years and 34 to 43 inches bust. Price 45 cents.
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes Fruity Shampoo claiming it gives a dazzling hair lustre and halo shine. She touts superior results, offers a sample bottle via coupon, and guarantees money back if a rival shampoo matches its effect. The price is 60 cents.
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