West Monroe Society Notes and Personal Short Items
Social and personal items list religious society meetings and club activities at West Monroe. Notes include the Methodist Missionary Society meeting with Mrs. Hood, Euchre hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Wright, circles meeting with named hostesses, and book club gatherings on Wednesday and Thursday. Mentions include Mrs. Mead Frierson, Mrs. T P Bennett, Miss Fern Webb, Mrs. J. J. Booth, Rev. Thomas Sailes, and Mrs. H B Kent, with updates on health and travel to Shreveport and Gibsland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Monroe Methodist Missionary Society
T. A. Hood
Uae
T. E. Wright
Riverside Front
Secale
Methodist Missionary Society
Mead Frierson
T. P. Bennett
Jim Tisdale
Howell
Twentieth Century Book Club
J. M. Munholland
Y. M. H. A. Club
Social Calendar Notes for City Groups
Monday meeting of Red Cross Roll Call Chairmen at City Hall Council Chamber at 4 p m. Tuesday Circle No 1 Presbyterian Woman s Auxiliary will entertain in Sunday School rooms from 3 to 5 p m All members of the circle and others are invited to attend.
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Red Cross
Council
Circle No
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Social Notes From Monroe and Surrounding Areas
Short items describe visits by Miss Carrie Harvis and Mrs. Schultz in Monroe and Met Rouge. Local residents travel for illness, business, and family matters including Edwin Ivey, Mike Winberry, and the Laing brothers. Baptist Church women prepare for a talk on the 75 million dollar fund with I E Stephenson. society circles schedule meetings with several hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Maxwell
Dee
Robert Laing
Met Rouge
George Laing
Edwin Ivey
Mike Winberry
Monroe
Met Rouge Democrat
I. E. Stephenson
Shreveport
Tuesdny
John M Breard Jr Seeks Re election Police Juror Ward 10
The News Star announces John M Breard Jr as a candidate for re election to the office of Police Juror from Ward 10 in Ouachita parish subject to Democratic primary election action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
John M. Breard, JR
Ouachita Parish
Racing continuation at Louisville and Laurel tracks
Racing events continue with meetings scheduled at Louisville and Laurel. Officials announce ongoing race cards, with entries and stakes to be decided as the season advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sforta
Louisville
Laurel
Daylight Saving Law Repealed by Congress in 1929
The nation’s daylight saving period ended after Congress repealed the act amid farmer opposition and presidential veto attempts. After a lengthy legislative battle, the agricultural appropriation bill rider was approved, overriding the veto, and the law was repealed effective October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Wilson
House
Senate
Cat in Mickey Draws Realistic Mountain Life at Lyceum
The Lyceum Theatre screens Mickey with Mabel Normand featuring a lean mountain cat that acts as a naturalistic fisherman. Sourced from a California cabin, the cat’s fishing scene contrasts starkly with the film’s drama, promising striking close ups and a nature study appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey
Mack Sennet
Mabel Normand
Lyceum Theatre
Natural History
California Mountains
Miss Normand
The Eternal Magdalene at Lyceum Theatre
The Eternal Magdalene opens Wednesday at the Lyceum Theatre. Goldwyn’s film version of Robert H. McLaughlin's play promises a vivid panorama of youth, virtue, sin, mercy, and compassion designed to eclipse the stage hit of prior seasons.
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Goldwyn
Robert H. McLaughlin
Opera House Scandal With Emma Bunting Heads To Chicago
The Walter Hast production of Cosmo Hamilton's Scandal with Emma Bunting will play at the Opera House on Friday October 31. The show has set box office records in Chicago for a dramatic attraction and features famed lines from Pelham Franklin and Beatrix Vanterdyke. It is hailed as Cosmo Hamilton's finest American work and a notable achievement of the American stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bunting
America
Walter Hast
Cosmo Hamilton
Chicago
Opera House
Hamilton
Pelham Franklin
Beatrix Vanterdyke
Recital by Helen Clark and Lucille Collette at City School Auditorium
Miss Helen Clark contralto and Miss Lucille Collette violinist will perform a unique recital at the City School Auditorium. Clark is a popular concert artist with national appearances and Edison phonograph ties. Collette, American-born, spent years in France and served with the American Army Y M C A and Red Cross. Admission by card from Peters Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Clark
Lucille Collette
Lucille Jonette
City School
Miss Clark
United States
Edison Company
Miss Collette
France
Red Cross
Army of Occupation
Germany
General Pershing
Collette
Peters ‘Furniture Co
Convention Opens Today With Various Professional Groups
The opening today includes the New York National Ice Men’s Association, Indianapolis National Association of City Managers, Boston New England Bakers’ Association, New Orleans American Public Health Association, and the Dale Taxus Conference of Social Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National
Indianapolis
National Association of City Managers
National Association of Commercial Secretaries
Boston
New England
Bakers' Association
New Orleans
American Public Health Association
Dale
Taxus
Governor Pleasant of Louisiana Invites Public to Event
Governor Pleasant of Louisiana extends an invitation to residents for an upcoming public gathering. Officials announce details to be released soon and urge community attendance at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Louisiana
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Larche Dry Goods Co
West Monroe
Angela Morgan
H. B. Kent
St. Francis Sanitarium
Fern Webb
Gibsland
Thomas Sailes
Seeveral
J. J. Booth
Arcadia
Catalpa Street
W. C. Howell
Carrie Harvis
Bienville
Charles Schultz
C. Culpepper
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
R. H Oliver
W. H. Gladney
Dowling
St. John Street
W. L. Stevens
Mrs. FE. CG. Blank
Miss Gertrude
Mr. C. F. Blank
Mrs
W. F. Blank
South Grand Street
Femo
F. A. Thompson & Company
Detroit, Mich
Collens Pharmacy
Monroe, la
S. Grand St
The
Lyceum
Lyceum Theatre Today
Alabama-Georgia Syrup CO
Montgomery
Ala
Goidayres
Cternal
Ickage
Ickkage
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