Ensel's Monroe Store Promotes Local Fashion Leadership
The Ensel women's ready to wear and suit shop at Grand and De Siard in Monroe thrives after twelve years. Henry Ensel founded the business, with Effie Zanone and Anna Wood Burns as longtime sales staff. The store, expanded since 1918, offers wide goods and frequent trips to New York for selections, encouraging locals to buy locally instead of mail order.
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Ensel
Grand and
DeSiard Street
Henry Ensel
Ouachita Bank
Monroe
Effie Zanone
Anna Wood Burns
Burns
Mr. Ensel
New York
Morley announces office move to Collens Pharmacy
The notice states the office is now located over Collens Pharmacy with the contact phone number 1993 and is signed by Dr. C. H. Mosely dated 29-61.
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Collens’ Pharmacy
C. H. Mosely
Angelene Says The Taste Tells The Tale
The feature notes how flavor records a dish s history through aroma texture and balance. It highlights chef Angelene s approach to tasting as a narrative key to understanding culinary craft.
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Angelene
Crepe Satin and Lace Afternoon Frock Pattern
Pictorial Review Printed Pattern No. 2703 offers an afternoon dress in praline crepe satin with self colored lace. The design features a deep V front formed by lace vestee, a standing ribbed silk collar, and a flounced back to skirt edge. Medium size uses 434 yards 40 inch material and 3 yards of lace. sizes 14 to 20 years and 34 to 44 inch bust. Price 45 cents.
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Pictorial Review
Prohibition Forces Move to Take Field Under Andrews
Prohibition's revised army led by Assistant Secretary Andrews took the field today with orders to target bootleggers and wipe out supply sources. The restructuring shifts labor to field workers as staff in Washington is reduced, with authorities confident of eventual success despite staffing gaps.
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Prohibition
Haynes
Andrews
Ashington
Washington
Committees Named At Colored Order Assemblage Here
The Wise Sone and Daughters colored order met at Odd Fellows Hall Stone Avenue with Rev. D A Anderson guiding. Committees on G A W messages councils castes and more were appointed and the G A V reported hundreds of new members endowment and death claims with strong growth. The evening session at Allen Chapel featured devotions addresses and musical duets followed by community welcomes and reflections. The ad for Gem Cafe appeared at the end.
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R. F. Long
C. L. West
Drer. M. A. Johnson
Shepherd
J. C. Dorsey
M. L. Scott
A. Rymes
W. A. Anderson
J. M. Brown
I. B. Wiley
W. M. Kelso
B. C. Ross
Joe Redmond
D. F. Ross
Ceasey Young
Nellie Foster
J. R. Brown
C. McCommick
K. M. Johnson
C. W. Brooks
R. C. Mills
L. A. Anderson
Alexandria
Steve Young
Rosa Crocket
A. J. Edwards
M. C. Powell
R. F. Smith
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