Palmer Kellogg introduced to Monroe Society at reception
Social event at the R L Kellogg home on South Grand featured the introduction of Mrs. Palmer Kellogg formerly of Memphis to local society. Guests enjoyed floral decor, candlelight, and Matthews Orchestra with Ella McIlwain performing. Over 100 attendees called during the 4 to 6 pm visiting hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Kellogg
Monroe Society
R. L. Kellogg
South Grand Street
Robert Kellogg
Harry Walton
Memphis
C. L. Kelloge
P. McCadden
Miss Long
Seattle
C. M. Grisham
Matthews
Solarium
Julia Frances Stubbs
Emily Trousdale
H. Green
Beans
John Downs
Presbyterian Auxiliary Bible Class Plans Week of Evening Sessions
The Presbyterian Auxiliary Bible Class meets daily at 3 30 PM and 7 30 PM this week led by Mrs Hindes of Baton Rouge. YWMA entertainment postponed indefinitely with date TBA. LPI girls hosted by Miss Breese, Miss Sheen, and Miss Peevy over the weekend including Miss Roark Marion La Mounger Bunkie La Fanning Shreveport Gully Junction City La Antony Alexandria La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary Bible
Hindes of
Baton Rouge
Helen Breese
Mary Sheen
Ellen Peevy
Alice Roark
Marion
Ophelia Mounger
Bunkie
Nell Ruth Fanning
Shreveport
Myrtle Gully
Junction City
Marva Antony
Alexandria
Local residents report visits and events across town
Mrs. G B McGill and two children return from a Fort Worth visit. Alva C Harrington of California will lecture on health and beauty tonight at 8. Dawson couple return from Little Rock trip. Williams announce birth of Harry Meek II on October twenty first. Milner guests plan Bayou Teche automobile tour with several locals and Sophie Newcomb students. Granddaughter Katharine Peters visits from Winnfield. Missionary program in Methodist annex includes a debate on mission study classes. negative debaters Elizabeth Langford Cecilia Mc Reynolds. affirmative Dorothy Bynum Edna Reid Winnie Riggs. Frances May sings By the Waters of Minnetonka. Mission Study Class to continue Wednesday night with Book 2. Visitors urged to attend business meeting at Viola Kennedy’s home. impromptu program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Annex
Elizabeth Langford
Cecilia McReynolds
Dorothy Bynum
Edna Reid
Winnie Riggs
Frances May
Minnetonka
Viola Kennedy
Guests in the City Entertained at Bridge
Mrs J N McConnell hosted a bridge party amid Columbia roses on Saturday afternoon with Miss Grace Moore as co host in honor of Miss Kate Gosling and her guests Miss Helen Horst from California and Miss Roslind Kalmbach from Shreveport. Twenty guests enjoyed five bridge games with favors for high scores and gifts for the three visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O'Kelly
Kendrick James
Vernon Proffitt
Woodworth
Bridge
James Home
Kate Gosling
Horst
Kalmbach
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
H. H. Hodges
G. W. Copeland
Dawkins
S. M. McReynolds
B. F. Tatum
F. A. Dunavent
Grace Church Auxiliary
Peyton Parker
L. P. Milner
Bayou Teche
Henry Bernstein
John Cole
Helen Horst
Roslind Kalmbach
Columbia
J. N. McConnell
Grace Moore
California
Shreveport
Charles Phillips
Woodworth Cooper
Rosaind Kalmbach
Louisa Flournoy
Sarah Bress
Clara Hall
Edith Gunby
Mines
Guy Stubbs
L. P. Milne
Cummings Hosts Married People's Card Club Night
Mr and Mrs W F Cummings hosted a Friday gathering of the Married People's Card Club in their gracious home. Autumn roses brightened the reception area as guests enjoyed an oyster supper with hot coffee and doughnuts. High score gifts included linen handkerchiefs for Albert Horuff and John Potts and Houbi gants perfume for Belle Cranary and Albert Horuff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Cummings
Albert Horuff
John Potts
Houbigant
Belle Cranary
C. Oakley
Harry Oliver
Blanche Baird
Camp Fire Girls Calendar and Halloween Event Highlights
The Camp Fire Girls schedule lists meetings at the Methodist Annex and nearby churches from Monday through Thursday with groups Kalohi Tatapachon Wachelowan Minnehaha and Onichias. The Halloween night feature includes a ghostly Chamber of Horrors, a witch’s fortune telling, a prize for Miss Lula Lee Cummins, and bobbing for apples with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Annex
Presbyterian Church
Lula Lee Cummins
Lula Johnson
Gire Girls Camp Meets at Helen Grant Home
The O tau Ca Re Camp Gire Girls gathered at Helen Grant’s home. They learned songs and practiced ranks. Reports from Blue Bird and Fire Flies leaders were shared as plans were discussed for future activities.
Halloween Party Delights Hosts Delicate Refreshments
A Hallowe'en party featured delicious refreshments served by the hostess, offering guests festive treats and seasonal fare in a cozy social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Waw Ban See group meets at Methodist Annex
The Waw Ban See group gathered at the Methodist Annex Wednesday evening to plan health houses for Mrs Watts in the lower grades. They chose a name and symbol, discussed the attendance chart, and decided to start it at the next meeting before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Annex
Watts
Onichias Plan Hallowe'en Howl at Presbyterian Church
The Onichias met at the Presbyterian church on Thursday and planned a Hallowe en Howl to be held there Friday the thirtieth at 7 p m. They will plant trees at Camp Walchi and in the park, name a group tree, and decide who keeps the banner after a victorious meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Camp Walchi
Presbyterian
Onchias
Mary Cas Hosts Litahnis With Sandwich Course
The Litahnis were entertained by Mary Cas on Saturday night. Plans were made for an old fashioned party to be given the first week in November. Mary served a delighted sandwich course to the members present and three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cas
Mary
Minnehaha Camp Fire Girls Plan Halloween Party Fundraiser
The Minnehaha Camp Fire Girls met at the Methodist Annex on October 21 1925 to plan a Hal loween party at a missionary church and discuss fundraising to replenish the treasury. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at the Methodist Annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Annex
Walohi Camp Fire Girls Meet at Methodist Annex
The Walohi Camp Fire Girls held a meeting at the Methodist Annex Tuesday at four o clock. The session opened with a song. Two girls were appointed by president Winnie Riggs. Each meeting the group engages in activities and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walohi
Walohi Camp
Methodist Annex
Winnie Riggs
Treasurer Resigns. Margaret Smith Replaced by Arista Whitfield
The treasurer reported 37.35 in the treasury. Margaret Smith resigned her office and Arista Whitfield was elected to replace her. Members noted the resignation with regret due to her fine work. The meeting adjourned after other discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Margaret Smith
Arista Whitfield
Margaret
Classified ads can sell valuable property for you
A few cents spent on classified ads may move thousands of dollars in property. Readers are urged to place concise notices to attract buyers and expedite sales in the local market.
Paul English Players Open Strong Comedy Drama in Tent
The Paul English Players present Shall We Forgive Her a four act comedy drama in a large tent theatre seating 1400 on Market square lot. Fred Mills Orchestra from Detroit provides music. The show opens tonight with doors at seven and curtain at eight. ladies enter free with one paid adult ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul English
Big Palace
Market Square
Mr. English
Fred Mills
Detroit
Obituary of Robert O. Smith Jr in Monroe
Robert O. Smith Jr aged 23 died after a brief illness and operation at a local sanitarium. He worked for Monroe Grocer Co. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Robert C Smith Sr two sisters Mrs Leider of Shreveport and Mrs Claude Luckey of Monroe a brother Leslie and an 86 year old grandmother. Funeral at 5 pm today at the Southern Hotel with Rev F M Freeman officiating and Riverview Burial Park. Dorris O Neal nine months old died at home in Rayville burial Sunday in Rayville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Smith, Jr
Smith
Monroe Grocer Company
Robert C. Smith
Leider
Shreveport
Claude Luckey
Monroe
Dorris O'Neal
Obituary: J E Brown 50 Dies After Brief Illness
J E Brown aged 50 died Saturday after a brief illness. He was employed by Brown Paper Co. for the past year. A widow survives him. Burial was Sunday afternoon in Mt. Vernon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Brown
Brown Paper Co
Mt. Vernon
Fashion Show Shifts Free Health Lecture to Tonight
Public invited to a Free Health and Beauty Lecture at City Hall Auditorium tonight due to a Fashion Show. Mrs. Harrington will discuss ways to regain youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall Auditorium
City Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twentieth Century Book Club
Sidney Stroud
West Monroe Baptist Missionary Society
H. R. Gossett
Jack Morrison
Pilcher
Ben Avery
Baptist Missionary Society
Clara Terrell
Hudson Lane
George Lowery
Morris Drive
L. H. Henderson
North Seventh
Odom
Stone Avenue
C. B. Morton
Jackson Street
S. C. Blackmon
South Grand
Willes Ross
Lover's Lane
W. C. Feazel
Hallowe’en
West Side
George Weaks, Jr
John Barr Foster
Weak
River Front
P. m
Mother's Club
St. Matthew’s Parochial School
Grace Church Guild
E. M. Hudson
Frank Harp Rold
Frank Harrold
Americus, Ga
Gov. Walker
Georgia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hot Springs
Ark
Edna Wallace Hopper
Alva C. Harrington
FE. R. Dawson
Little Rock
Angie
Josephine Merideth
Sophie Newcomb College
Mrs. W. F. Cummings
Katherine Stacey Peters
Winnfield
Married People’s Card Club
First Baptist
Kieran
First Methodist Peneenene
West Monroe Baptist
West Monroe Methodist
First Presbyterian
la. Training Institute
Aeeeese
First Christian
Calvary Baptist Eyeten
Methodist Protestant
Gordon Avenue Presbyterian
Armandine Renaud
Joe
DeSiard
Sol Cahn
Juanita Hamel
Camp Fire Girls
O-tau
Chrysanthemums
Grand Floral Company
South Grand S&j
Monroe, la
Onichias
Litahni
Flower Shoppe (Incorporated
North Third
Edney
Mrs. Edney
Edna Wallace
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Mrs. Harrington
Rosalie Yount
Yount
Gilmont Organ School
New York City
William C. Carl
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Washington
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