Social Calendar of Church Groups and Clubs
Regular meetings of Woman's Auxiliary at First Presbyterian and Jewish Ladies Aid at Y M H A Club on Tuesday. W M S circles at First Methodist with specific hostesses. W M A at First Baptist Church groups also Tuesday. Saturday Bridge Club meets at 3 90 p m. A poem about love and June time ends the item.
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Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
W. E. Allen
River Front
Aid Society
Y. M. H. A. Club
Jackson Street
First Methodist Church
Cicle
Brittingham
St. John
A. S. Lutz
Jackson
R. C. Sparks
John M. Stockton
North Third
W. R. Hunt
Wood
First Baptist Church
S. J
DeSiard Road
Margaret Sparks
Golden Day Notes From Seattle and Nearby Visits
Elizabeth Sander Lilly reports a Golden Day in Seattle with guests from Mississippi and Louisiana visiting Mississippi families. Miss Jennie Howard of Vicksburg stays with Miss Vada Speed in Seattle. Ada Vaughn of Baskin visits daughter Mrs. L. A. Krogmire in West Monroe. Sadie Tucker visits Bastrop relatives. Mrs. Henry Bernstein and son Henry Jr return from a summer trip. Frank P. Stubbs family home after Signal Mountain trip. A A Calendar and son return from a visit to Mrs. Calendar's mother in Vicksburg. Vivian Calendar joins grandmother for a time. C W Moffett bedridden with illness.
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Ada Vaughn
Baskin, la
L. A. Krogmire
West Monroe
A. A. Calendar
Southern Louisiana trip ends for local residents by car
Jefferson, Mrs. BE BL Jefferson, Miss Mildred Jefferson and Mrs. Henry A. Whitfield returned Monday night from a month long visit to Houma and other southern Louisiana points by automobile. Mrs. BR W McClendon returned Monday from Colorado Springs where she spent the summer as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A Morrice.
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OL. Jefferson
BE. BL Jefferson
Mildred Jefferson
Henry A. Whitfield
Houma
Louisiana
BR. W. McClendon
Colorado Springs
A. Morrice
J. M. McWilliams
Starkville
Miss
E. J. Reynolds
Memphis
Tenn
H. L. McGeorge
Reynolds M McWilliams
Mrs. Reynolds
Murphys Return Home From Colorado Springs and Boulder
Misses Mabel and Maggie Murphy are at home after spending two months in Colorado Springs and Boulder.
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Mabel
Maggie Murphy
Colorado Springs
Boulder
Colo
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Colvin Return From Gulfport Trip
Mrs. E. L. Young and Mrs. Carrie Colvin are back home after a month of pleasant travel through Gulfport Mississippi and New Orleans.
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E. L. Young
Carrie Colvin
Gulfport
Miss
New Orleans
Carter heads to Harrisonburg for vacation
David C. Carter left today for Harrisonburg La where he will spend his vacation. Mayesse Fleerney was hostess for supper Sunday night in banat of Midshipman George Trousdale at home on furlough. Attending were Miss Anna Wooten Wade Layton Speed Midshipman George Srenesate W W Cooper and Allan Shoars.
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David C. Carter
Harrisonburg, la
Mayesse Fleerney
Tful Isfegmel
Banat
George Trousdale
Anna Wooten
Wade
Layton Speed
George Srenesate
W. W. Cooper
Allan Shoars
Hike Planned by Monroe West Monroe Sunday Schools
The Older Boys and Girls Conference announced a hike for Saturday September 13. Teens from all Sunday Schools are invited with girls meeting at Miss Mary Munholland at 9 am and boys at the Y M C A. at 9 50. They will hike to Tupah Bridge for lunch with separate trails and guidance from Miss Velma Henry and Will Mathews.
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Monroe
West Monroe
Mary Munholland
Munholland
Velma Henry
Will Mathews
Tn Boys
Tupah Bridge
Corporal John G. Keller Returns Housebound Reserve Status
Corporal John G. Keller has arrived in the United States after 18 months of overseas service. He has been placed on the reserve list and is currently assigned to the government base supply house in New Orleans.
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John G. Keller
States
Keller
New Orleans
Course In Planning Menus Organized By Chamber
Miss Lottie Powell will teach a six week course in planning menus in the Demonstration Kitchen at the Chamber of Commerce every Thursday at 3 p.m. beginning this week Thursday September 31. The course covers pleasing combinations time and method of cooking menu variations and approximate cost. Open to all city housewives with special invitation to young housekeepers.
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Lottie Powell
Chamber of Commerce
The Man Who Stayed at Home at Lyceum Thrills Audiences
The Lyceum Theatre presents The Man Who Stayed at Home, a Screen Classics adaptation of the stage hit by Lechmere Worrall and J. E. Warold Terry. The thriller follows Christopher Brent, a Secret Service operative, as he infiltrates conspirators at a seaside resort and uncovers a hidden wireless device, facing danger and personal sacrifice.
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Big Screen Classics, Inc
Lechmere Worrall
J. E. Warold Terry
Lyceum Theatre
London
New York
Christopher Brent
Secret Service
Brent
Homer Baptists Build Home for Beloved Pastor Wharton
The Homer Baptist churches prepare a cottage as a home for Rev. J. A. H. Wharton the former pastor of the First Baptist Church of Homer and now of Bastrop. Health issues prompt his retirement from Bastrop with Homer friends arranging the residence which will be his and his wife’s once completed and accepted.
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Homer Baptists
J. A. H. Wharton
First Baptist Church
Our Baptist
Bastrop
Wharton
Homer
Homer residents praised for faithful service
The city congratulates Dr. Wharton and his many friends as Homer’s community shows generous consideration for a person who has served them faithfully and well.
Miss Eleanor Michie to Open Music Class in Monroe
Miss Eleanor Michie returns to Monroe after two months in New York City for special work. She will open her music class on September 15 and is soliciting pupils. Telephone 467.
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Eleanor Michie
Monroe
Pinne
New York City
Germ-killing Carbola Paint Promoted by Monroe Seed Co
Monroe Seed Co advertises Carbola, a disinfecting white paint claimed to kill germs, as a substitute for traditional whitewash in farming and general use.
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Monroe Seed Co
Come Again Smith at Lyceum Theatre Saturday
Kerrigan stars in Come Again Smith a screen adaptation of John H Blackwood comedy showing at the Lyceum theatre next Saturday. The son of a California oil millionaire quarrels with his father leaves college to seek work then learns about life after being helped by two New Yorkers who provide luxury and a test of character.
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Smith
J. Warren Kerrigan
Lyceum Theatre
John H. Blackwood
Kerrigan
Ile
Supper Honors Miss Jennie Howard At Riverside Dance
Midshipman A. G. Cook organized a two course supper Monday night in Miss Jennie Howard of Vicksburg Mississippi guest of Miss Vada Speed. Pink roses and ferns decorated the living and dining rooms with eighteen covers. After supper the guests attended a dance at Riverside Pavilion.
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Miss Howard
A. G. Cook
Jennie Howard
Vicksburg
Miss
Vada Speed
Riverside Pavilion
Shower For Miss Kennedy Before Wed Wedding
Elizabeth Kennedy, soon to wed T. W. Reynolds of Peosta Iowa, was honored at a 4 to 6 p.m. shower hosted by Mesdames Doyle Wright Deveraeux and Flacey at 402 Layton. Pink and white decor featured roses and dahlias. Miss Kennedy wore Persian georgette. Miss Mary Rose Callahan presented gifts in a miniature buggy and trailer. Thirty five friends attended a confectionary luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kennedy
Elizabeth Kennedy
T. W. Reynolds
Peosia
Iowa
John W. Doyle
F. A. Wright
J. 4. Deveraeux
C. Flacey
Doyle
Layton Avenue
Reynolds Kennedy Wedding Set at St Mathew Church
Elizabeth Kennedy and T W Reynolds plan a 9 am nuptial mass at St Mathew's Church on Wednesday. Attendants include Mary Rose Callahan and David Callahan. A reception will follow at the bride's mother's Stone avenue home. The couple will honeymoon in Shreveport and New Orleans before settling in Vicksburg. Reynolds works for the government and hails from Peosta Iowa.
Woman Michael Married screen plotches in Mira Lacky drama
Bessie Barriscale stars as Mira Lacky a professional diver and swimmer in Robertson-Cole release. The tale centers on a demanded reward for saving a life and a daring double romance that drives the plot with Mira seeking financial independence and a rightful claim rather than mere cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iasiats Sachy
Sarome
John the Baptist
Aerod
Mira Sachy
Michael
Bessie Barriscale
Robertson-Cole
Exhibitors Mutual
Miss Harriscale
Mira Lacky
Mira
Yynch Announces Weekly Offers At Hope Domestic Store
Yynch advertises this week prices including 24c per yard for Hope Domestic and Pepperel Sheet ing per yard Glo. J. & DP promotes free ie. Coats v Techs argues against selling every article in store and urges mercer to name the article.
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Yynch
Coats v Techs
Alan
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