04 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1933
Page
1
A reflective piece blends Edgar Guest verse on peaceful death with a Labor Day address invoking Jean Jaurès. It retells a parable of an enchanted forest where mutual distrust delays spring, then one act of courage sparks universal renewal and a chorus of life.
Monroe prepares a strong showing at the American Legion Auxiliary annual convention in Shreveport as about 500 Louisiana members attend. National officers and leaders focus on child welfare with Mrs Ruth McCurry Brown of Little Rock as a keynote. Mrs Robert Ramos of New Orleans may seek state presidency. Officers are elected Saturday. events include a dance and a child welfare breakfast, with Fidac doll and essay contests shaping the program.
The column recounts a children’s event with Mrs. Davis and Miss Riggs hosting alongside Evelyn Wade and Emile Gattis. It also surveys haute couture trends, with Lou the Diamond Lil drawing attention, and notes a family reunion in Standard, Louisiana, plus an American Legion auxiliary delegation preparing to attend the Shreveport convention.
Chane Oldams notes Satin pattern 1539 in black and fall shades with pointed seaming semi belt waist and contrast sleeves. Sizes 36 38 40 42 44 46 require fabric amounts and a front skirt panel. Includes illustrated instructions and offers pattern catalog for 15 cents or 25 cents with order details and Monroe Star Dep.
Colin l Mewitt, a mystery writer posing as Clarkie Lunn, watches the Mask dominated New York underworld. Dollaire robs a rum cargo as Colin weighs ethics versus revealing the danger to a doomed foe. Tomorrow promises a dangerous reunion with a former acquaintance.
The West Monroe B Y P U held a Friday night gathering at the Humble home with a chicken barbecue under the oaks. A moonlit music session followed the feast, featuring numerous attendees listed by name.
Coming Events lists several church and auxiliary gatherings including Circle 8 of the Presbyterian Auxiliary at 7:30 p.m., Bible lesson by Mrs. Lloyd Surghnor, and loyalty program. Other items include missionary society meetings at 3 p.m., Grace church Guild with Mrs. E. T. Lamkin, Presbyterian auxiliary monthly business in the church school room at 3 30 p.m. A wedding is set for Miss Jessie Richardson and Reverend L. G. Moseley at First Baptist church at 9 a.m. Catholic Ladies Altar Society meets 2 30 p.m. and a Riverside Country Club benefit bridge event aids the Ouachita Medical Society with reservations.
Farmerville news notes the fourth birthday of Regina Ruth Hartman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hartman. Misses Frenchie Roan and Miriam Gay Gulley led games while guests enjoyed ice cream and pink dolls on a lawn party with gifts and balloons. Attending were Sunshine Allen Kenneth Killpatrick Johnny Nelle Killpatrick Linda Tugwell Bobbie Jo Byram Dawn Taylor Johnnie Mitchell Glonn Dawn Futch Ann Miller Tommie Miller Jean Dawkins Marjorie Beal Richard Lane Rogers Alvie Ann and Peggy.
A long line of names and places including Mrs. E. M. Decker Alto Texas visiting Farmerville guests in the Whiteman and Coburn homes. Others at Farmerville include Mrs. Vera Dean Coburn Ponchatoula, Miss Lizzie Guehring, Mrs. W. S. Jackson El Dorado Ark visiting her mother Mrs. H. Ludwig, and Mrs. H. H. Gray San Antonio with Monroe Tettleton kin. Louisa Cummings Columbia visits her brother C. O. Cummings. Bertha Sanders Helena Ark. in Farmerville. J. Davis Fenton moving to Bossier City. Barbara Nan Corey Rayville staying with grandmother Mrs. J. D. Baughman. Madlyn Waldrop and Lora Lee Gayne at Century of Progress in Chicago.
London report to the British pharmaceutics conference states halibut liver oil carries more vitamin A than white cod liver oil. Norman Evers and Wilfred Smith note livers of turbot shark and dog fish also yield high vitamin A. In a separate note Indiana sheared 649000 sheep this year versus 635000 last year.
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