Return of Mrs. Bowman Prompts Monroe Social Gatherings
Former Monroe resident Mrs. Charles Bowman of Grand Rapids, wife of a former Selman Field commanding officer, enjoyed impromptu reunions at a cocktail hour hosted by Mrs. Earl Naiden on Auburn Avenue. More than fifty friends visited as attendees wore crepe dresses and chrysanthemums decorated the rooms. Major Charles Stubbs, recently home from overseas, joins family in Monroe before traveling to Carmel-by-the-Sea for his son Barry Stubbs’s wedding to Dorothy Emerson. Robert Layton Jr. spent the weekend with his parents at Layton Place.
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Monroe
Charles Bowman
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Selman Field
Mee Raumwan Tea Mine
Tha Hama
Earl Naiden
Naiden
Auburn Avenue
Frank P. Stubbs
Charles Stubbs
Delta Air Lines
Los Angeles
Calif
Barry Stubbs
Dorothy Emerson
Carmel-by-the-sea
Washington
Carlos Flowers
Mrs. Flowers
Fine Arts Club
Ben Stern
America
Katharine Lee Batesa
Theodore Metz
Thomas Sandridge
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Gulf Coast
Tulane University
New Orleans
Golden Apple play and local notices at Neville auditorium
Parker Memorial class brings Clare Tree Major Children's Theater to Neville auditorium to present The Golden Apple in Irish folklore style. Community notes cover local events from school gatherings to military moves, Society meetings, and upcoming Halloween activities in Monroe.
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Parker
First Methodist Church
Children’s Theater of
New York
Neville Auditorium
Lady Gregory
England
Ireland
Gregory
Waksman
Colliers Weekly
Clare Tree Major
Youth rally at West Monroe church features Rev Hoover Rupert
A youth district rally is scheduled at West Monroe First Methodist Church on Monday at 5 p.m. Centenary College Glee Club will provide music. Rev Hoover Rupert of Nashville Tennessee, national head of the Methodist church youth movement, will deliver the principal address.
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West Monroe First Methodist Church
Centenary College Glee Club
Hoover Rupert
Nashville, Tenn
Methodist Church
Henry Taylor To Speak Here On Europe Fronts
Henry J. Taylor, foreign correspondent for Scripps Howard, speaks at Town Hall Ouachita Parish High School auditorium at 8 p.m. He describes firsthand Europe insights from 21 000 miles of reporting and interviews with Eden Eisenhower De Gaulle and Giraud.
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Europe
Henry J. Taylor
Ouachita Parish
Scripps-Howard
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
Count Jordana
Giraud
de Gaulle
Mr. Taylor
Germany
Alliance
Pearl Harbor
Hitler
United States
Taylor
Egypt
New York Times
North American
Men In Motion
Henry Taylor
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Ormer
Allan Sholars
Bowman
Robert Layton, Jr
Layton Place
St.Joseph Pi
Reales
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Nature
Lydia E. Pinkhaws
UeveEns
Smooth Classics
Young Brief
Coats
Zes
Pach
Silverstein
Silverstein North
Louisiana
G. E. Addison
Swartz
George Carl Addison
Berlin
Addison
82Nd Airborne Division
The
Millsaps P.T. A
Treble Clef Coterie
Emma Louise Biederharn
Kenneth Allen
Joye Allen
Ellen Hale
James L. Phelps
Fred Hancock
Lee Sneichen
Hale-Haines
St. Matthew's P.T. A
Grace Church Junior Guild
Victory Club
Beverly Martin
Erin
Beta Delta
Julia Wilson
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Stone Avenue Methodist Church
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
Jackie Coogan
Frances Hotel
Coogan
O. R. Lewis
Scott Hamilton
Colonel Hamilton
San Francisco
Hamilton
Ashley
Island Drive
Thomas Lees
St. Francis
R. W. Heywood
Riverside Sanitarium
Harry St. John, Jr
United States Army
Mrs. St. John
Pargend
Gordon Cummings
Caroline
Newport News
Town Hall
Margaret Tool
Miss Tool
Countelle
Furnirone
Furni
St John St
Borden
Borden’s
Borden S
City of J
Council On Foods and Nutrition
Comnone Scan Bordens
Hearth Club Baking Powter
the Exchange Hardware & Furniture Store
N. 6Th St
Five Points
Monroe, la
Boren Company
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