Social Realm highlights women club meetings in West Monroe
Regular and circle meetings of Alpha Delphian and Baptist and Methodist Missionary Societies listed with hosts and locations. Social notices mention bridge luncheons in honor of Mona Atkins, lessons, and departures for Toledo and Panama as well as visits by Rev. Clift and Miss Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AlphaDelphian
J. D. McCranie
Edith Gunb
Jackson Stret
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Sam Newsome
Rochelle, Ave
F. W. Davis
Bres Ave
J. H. Wall
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
A. S. Tidwell
A. R. Holloway
C. W. Wallace
J. M
Filmer Slagle Willl
Mona Atkins
Emily Trousdale
Bridge
Lorena Kennedy
West Monroe
Toledo
Ohio
Familie trip details drift across Lake Charles and St Louis
Cliffie Olmstead heads to St Louis to study this winter. Mr and Mrs William Gladney and Mr and Mrs Will Washburn and Mrs Alice McCoy drive to Lake Charles. They will be joined by Mr and Mrs H McCoy of Port Arthur. Mrs Washburn and Mrs McCoy will return to Port Arthur for a few weeks. The rest head back to Monroe early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mayo
St. Louis
Central Institute For the Deaf
Henry
Isse Cliffie Olmstead
William Gladney
Will Washburn
Alice McCoy
Lake Charles
H. McCoy
Port Arthur
Washburn
T. L. James
Knoxville
Tenn
William
Floyd
State University of Tennessee
James
Mrs Reese Major Hosts Iris Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. Reese Major entertained the Iris Bridge Club yesterday afternoon at her Park Avenue home. Floral decorations used garden flowers of several varieties and bridge gifts reflected the hostess’s discriminating taste. Mrs. G C Comestock won high score with a Venetian lace boudoir pillow and Mrs. Sam Ivy claimed low score for a handpainted floral plaque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Bridge Club
Reese Major
Park Ave
G. C. Comestock
Sam Ivy
J. K. Knowles
Pineapple Versatility Shines In Canning And Dishes
Pineapple tops as the most versatile fruit with canned forms dominating demand. Fresh fruit lacks flavor and fiber, while canned comes in slices or shredded for salads, desserts, ice cream, drinks, and pies. Recipes include sauteed pineapple with meat, pineapple marshmallow desserts, crushed pineapple fillings, and pastry ideas with cream cheese and Roquefort dressings.
Community Event and Naval Return Highlight Local Page
Consolation items included a pottery powder jar and Mrs. Doughtie received French perfume. A pink themed confectionery course was served to a list of ladies at bridge tables including Sam Ivy and J. Tisdale. Carson Barns returns home after three years aboard the battleship New York following a foreign voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Doughtie
Mmes
Sam Ivy
McDonald, Holland
Reese Major, Jr
Carl McHenry
J. E. Doughtie
C. E. Bartlette
J. Tisdale
Harry Prophit
G. B. Cooley
G. C. Comstock
W. M. Washburn
Brown
John
Collens
Percy
Sandel
Victor Barringer
Mobley
J. K. Knowles
Monroe Bay
Carson Barns
City
Navy
George A. Barns
St. John Street
Mr. Barns
New York
Farmers Planned Trip To Tallulah Station Area
Five carloads of Franklin parish farmers and bankers will tour Delta Experiment Station Tallulah Stoneville Seed Farm and Pine Land Company sites to study cotton poisoning variety tests fertilizer spacing and year end corn and soybean results. The trip departs Winnsboro September 22 sponsored by County Agent R H Benton Jr. Sheriff E J Short's deputies arrested A W Eddins for liquor transport and sale to be turned over to federal authorities. The Franklin Parish Fair grandstand on the grounds is being painted white. the structure, 280 by 60 feet with 1500 seats, was rebuilt after a 1923 lightning strike and 1924 reopens with fresh paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Winnsboro
Franklin Parish
Delta Experiment Station
Tallulah
Stoneville
Miss
Mississippi Delta’ and
Pine Land Company
Scott
Mississippi
R. H. Benton, Jr
E. J. Short
A. W. Eddins
Frankin Parish
Louisiana
Auction sale nets 5300 from 32 mules and road material
In Ruston on September 17 J M Colvin conducted a road camp auction selling 32 mules and road building material excluding maintenance gear from Lincoln parish. The sale brought about 5300. Also reports include Jersey cattle from A H Henderson winning four championships and eleven first prizes at the Kansas State Fair. Local Parent Teachers Leagues held a joint meeting at the high school planning Dixie Lyceum entertainments starting in November. Prof J L Hutchinson organized college extension classes in Bernice with 23 members for diploma hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
J. M. Colvin
Topeka
Kansas
A. H. Henderson
Dixie Lyceum
J. L. Hutchinson
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Bernice
Angelene Competes in Age-Group Tennis Championship
Angelene, aged 19 to 26, enters a regional tennis championship showcasing rising players. The event features multiple age brackets and attracts local clubs seeking strong performance and points toward national rankings.
Rain Expected to Ease Before October Fair Week
Weather notes indicate a dry period in time for this year’s fair with conditions improving ahead of the October 20 to 24 event.
Hatchery Sited East of Monroe Draws Local Interest
News-Star reports the largest chicken hatchery in the state will be located east of Monroe. The announcement spurred significant local reaction and questions about impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Monroe
Location of plant site near Phillip's Bridge in Crescent Bend addition
The exact site is described as on the land of H. C. Hazel near Phillip's Bridge in the Crescent Bend addition. This district is designated for small farms, poultry, and fruit raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hazel
Phillip
Be assured of quality Look for the ANGELENE sign
The message urges customers to seek ANGELENE branding as a marker of quality. It toys with assurance language and highlights the sign as a symbol of trusted product or service quality. The copy emphasizes reliability and recognizable branding to attract shoppers.
Morehouse Wildcat Reaches 1865 Feet in Oil Test
The Morehouse Wildcat oil test in section 11 21 7 East on the Sullivan and Barnes plantation in Morehouse parish progresses well. The well has reached 1865 feet in a sand, with oil-bearing horizons expected near 2300 feet. Log readings align with Homer field formations as cores are taken every few feet to avoid passing sand or mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan and Barnes
Morehouse Parish
Homer
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Eva Bradford
Wallace Clift
Chattanooga
First Presbyterian Church
Lera Bryant
Canal Zone
Panama
Alexandria
New Orleans
Mr. M. Kaufman
Walker Glenn
Exell L. Coon
Rogers Leon Coon
Genevra Washburn
Philadelphia
Leona Cordell
Washington University
Methodist Missionary Society
Mike John
J. W. Worthington
F. M. Freeman
E. L. Benton
J. P. Royce
Dean Selig
Booker T. Washington
J. R. White
Missionary News
E. P. Cudd
Sisterhood of Service
At & d
Franklin
Tallulah Station
Ruston Notes
Maude Harper
Austin
Texas
Texas State University
M. L. Fitcher
State
Florida
Angelene
Juanita Hamel
Dan Cupid
Love
Cuupid
J.S. Littlepage Potato Chip Co
Knowles Filling Station
Lovers Lane
GEM Cafe
Metropolitan Cafe
Chas. Johnou
Miss Ethel Wilkins
South Railroad Ave
Morehouse
Louise Smeller
Astors
Edney
North 5Th St
J. V. Havener
S. Grand St
Teflis Grotto
the Flower Shopper Incorporated
North Third St
T. D
Grand Floral Co
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