Engagement announced for Miss Margaret Schroeder to Joseph P. Towery
Effie Smith notes an engagement announcement for Thanksgiving Day. The daughter of Mrs. Booth and sister of the Misses Booth will wed Joseph P. Towery. Also reports Miss Kathryn Kelley and Miss Jessie Howard, Red Cross nurses, departing for El Paso to join hospital duties. Ben J. Stern returns home after attending a Y M C A Club dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Schroeder
Kathryn Kelley
Jessie Howard
Red Cross
el Paso
Texas
Social Calendar Listings Include Multiple Weddings and Events
The Shreveport Times style calendar lists marriages for Miss Jean ette Carolyne Hirsch and James Leenan Hirsh at Temple B'nai Israel, Mrs Bessye Lieber and Ben J Stern, and Miss Fannis Frierson Drake with T W Adams. Also noted are charity card parties by Saint Francis Auxiliary and an Eastern Star Hallo we'en party, plus a Junior BY. PLUS event at First Baptist and a Shreveport visit by Mrs D Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Carolyne Hirsch
James Leenan Hirsh
Temple B'nai Israel
Temple Annex
St. Francis Auxiliary
Mr. Weaks
Woods
Magonic Temple
P.m
First Baptist Church
Bessye Lieber
Ben J. Stern
Fannis Frierson Drake
T. W. Adams
A. G. Cook
Grammont Street
Houseguest from Texas Stays With Mengis Family
Mrs J R Mengis of 410 Catalpa Street hosts Mrs McCord from Fort Arthur Texas as a house guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Mengis
Catalpa Street
McCord
Ofort
Arthur
Texas
Dance at Y M H A Club Hosts Halloween Night
Halloween themed dance at the Y M H A Club featured yellow pumpkins and black and yellow decorations. Sam Smith and Isadore Leibreich organized the event with Henry Haas and Simeon Heninger in the serving line. Guests and performers included Sophie Hagerdorn, Hilda Baer, Sadie Heinberg, Jesse Goldman, and many others from Natchez Fayetteville Birmingham St Francisville and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Smith
Isadore Leibreich
Hallowe'en
Henry Haas
Simeon Heninger
Bessye Lieber
Carrie Masur
Lena Slemin
Fayetteville
Tenn
Mimi Brown
Alma King
Barbara Cromwell
Legnora Dembinski
Sadie Dembinski
Beatrice Heller
Gillie V. Mary
Jeanette Hirsch
Freda Stern
St. Francisville
Mildred Wald
Birmingham
Slay Eailia Smith
Jennie Smith
Isidore Leibreich
Max Brooks
Tom Brooks
A. B. Marks
Men denhall Number 40 credited with relief in Gary claim
Gary Indiana April 26 1919 a woman named Mrs Gostine Rainey reports relief from chronic rheumatism catarrh nervous spells and stomach trouble after using Mendenhall's Number 40 For The Blood she says she is able to eat freely and sleep better and plans a third bottle claiming effective results. The advertisement lists uses from gall stones and appendicitis to eczema and skin diseases and notes sale by Chese-Anman Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Daily
Mendenhall
Altho
Gostine Rainey
Jefferson St
Chese-Anman Drug Co
Social event attendees and hosts listed with chaperones
A list from St. Francisville Louisiana and Vicksburg Mississippi names attendees including Jr Joe Marx and Louis Goldman plus chaperones Dr and Mrs Heinberg and many others. During intermission club sandwiches and sherbet were served following a color scheme.
Birthday Party Honors RB C McCoy Jr At Family Gathering
Mrs. R C McCoy Sr hosted a Tuesday birthday party for her son RB C McCoy Jr celebrating his ninth year. Activities included a cake with ten candles and prize prompts such as a ring for Marguerite Roberts and a bank for Jack Caspri. Guests listed include Marguerite Roberts L S Roberts Frank Lawrence Pugh Lawrence Jack Caspri Johanna Caspri Ruth Davies Doris Davies Dorothy Mengis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. McCoy
RB C McCoy, Jr
Marguerite Roberts
Ruth Davies
Jack Caspri
Prescott Smith
L. S. Roberts
Monique Ward
McCoy
J. R. Mengis
McCord
Port Arthur
Sam Caspri
Howard Smith
Frank Lawrence
Pugh Lawrence
Sadler Bible Class Hosts Delightful Elks Club Event
Members of the Sadler Bible Class at the First Methodist Church hosted guests at the Elks Club on a Wednesday night. A string band played, vocal solos were performed by Miss Zola Young and Mrs. J N Knowles, and Rev. Means read A Tickfall Tale. About one hundred attendees enjoyed punch, sandwiches, salad, and ices, with Mrs. J C Sadler in charge. Red Cross Roll Call committee members, including Miss Mabel Murphy as captain, are invited to meet Friday at 4:30 p.m. at Miss Murphy’s residence. committee includes several local ladies and Mr. and Mrs. George Gower visiting from Hot Springs, Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler Bible Class
Methodial Church
Elks’ Club
Robert Anders
Leon Hammonds
Zola Young
J .N. Knowles
Leon’ Hamonds
K. Means
J. C. Sadler
J. N. Knowles
Robert Cann
Red Cross
Mabel Murphy
Miss Murphy
Mesdames
C. W. Faulk
J. J. Madden
Henry Montgomery
J. L. Cummins
FE. A. Mitchell
John McCullough
R. P. Benson
C. E. Granberry
George Steels
Miss May Faulk
Night Euchre Club Hosts and Guests At River Front Residence
Forty players enjoyed the Night Euchre Club meeting hosted by Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Wright at River Front. Prizes went to Mrs. Albert Horuff and F. B. Surgaine. lone hands to Mrs. A. A. Forsythe and J. J. Potts. Mrs. J. R. Wooten and Mrs. L. P. Milner kept score. An ice course accompanied the games. Visitors included Mrs. King of San Antonio, visiting daughter Mrs. G. P. Stubbs. Dr. J. Q. Graves is convalescing after a nose and throat operation in Manhattan Hospital and plans to return to Monroe in about ten days. Mrs. H. C. Webb will travel to New Orleans with her son, R. C. Webb, for an operation at Touro Infirmary. Pearl Parker is a patient at St. Francis Sanitarium after appendicitis surgery on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Wright
River Front
Albert Horuff
F. B. Surgaine
A. A. Forsythe
J. J. Potts
J.R. Wooten
L. P. Milner
J. Q. Graves
Manhattan Hospital
New York City
Graves
Monroe
H.C. Webb
New Orleans
R. C. Webb
Delta
Touro Infirmary
Parlor City Lumber Co Advertising Prices
Lime, cement and brick offered with contact at 201 Central Savings Bank Building. Inquire for price via phone 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlor City Lumber Co
Central Savings Bank
From Here And There
A miscellany notes a man’s heaviest age around forty, Japan’s footwear largely straw or wood, sugar’s long Chinese history, Chinese script with about thirty thousand characters and six writing styles, clocked stockings once covering seams, and platinum’s naming by the Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Silvered stone and iron stories from distant lands
An antiquated digest notes a river found, copper mining policy worth over ten million dollars, Indian tales of alligators swallowing stones for weight, a steam locomotive substitute from straw, and factory dust dangers. It mentions magnetized steel masks protecting workers from metal dust and foresees pulmonary illness without proper filtration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Europe
America
Orinoco River
Drainage Congress to Meet in St Louis for Three Day Meet
The National Drainage Congress comprising engineers bankers farmers and professionals will convene in St Louis Missouri for a three day convention starting two weeks from October 30. The gathering will discuss national reclamation legislation and related projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drainage Congress
St. Louis
National Drainage Congress
Reclamation Drive Targets Vast Wet Lands Across States
The effort to inform the public about land reclamation notes around 75 million acres awaiting improvement. The Mississippi Valley sees large waterlogged tracts in Arkansas Missouri and Louisiana with Missouri least and Louisiana most affected. Private interests have led most reclamation work and the drainage congress seeks legislation to authorize further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Arkansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Drainage Congress
Bonds Issued for Reclamation Purposes by Government
Government announces the issuance of bonds dedicated to reclamation projects to fund land restoration and water management efforts. The move aims to support infrastructure, environmental recovery, and regional development goals.
Police Court Dispositions Reported for Yeate Day
Cases disposed of in police court include Henry Thoma herrea trespass discharged Crowe Norris Black person reckless driving discharged A L Osborne drunk and disorderly fined 12.50 and costs W A Rhyme drunk and disorderly two cases 20 or costs in both cases Nowa Siaf Waal aan Urine Presuite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thoma Herrea
Crowe Norris
A L. Osborne
W. A
FAMO Hair Growth Claims in Early Ad Text
Advertisers claim FAMO increases hair growth from four to six inches and retards grayness. They say it strengthens the scalp, contains no alcohol to dry the scalp, and makes hair luxuriant even when waviness appears. The copy urges use by every woman in the home remedy trend.
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the Style Shop
Phonan
Petice Dhene
Artema
Antena
Effie Smith
Henderson
Marcus A. Hudson
Shreveport
Shreveport Times
Richard Pritchard
James J. K Booth
Charlie Booth
Leils Booth
Y. M. H. A. Club
W. W
Shursday
ALL Paper CO
Wall Pavel
Narcissus
George Gower
Hot Springs, Ark
E. L. Webb
L. Street
Miss Pearl Parker
St. Francis Sanitarium
California
Chocolate Shop
Penice & Ford
FAMO
Detroit
Seborrhea
Danaruft
Fromn the Laboratories
F. A. Thasip. “Company
Menufeeviting
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