Local visitors and travels noted in city society pages
Names of residents and guests fill the note column. Charles Latkman and family stopped here en route home from os visit to Brown's Gate while guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Marx. Bertha Mason travels to M Charles Mo for Lin denweed College events. Frankin Weiss of St Louis visiting friends. Edgar Masur returns from New York with sister Mrs Sem Kranz and nephew Lester. Rotary meeting in Memphis discussed. Families migrate for weekends and studies with several trips to Shreveport New Hampshire Columbia University and New York mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Latkman
Brown's Gate
Joe Marx
Edgar Masur
New York
Sem Kranz
Lester
D. Masur
Social notes and local visits fill West Monroe paper
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels to and from Bee trop, Ruston, Springfield, Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Little Rock. Key items include illness recovery of Mrs Alex Kuhn, dances honoring Naval Academy students Hilton and Beverly Clark, students returning to universities, and upcoming Methodist Missionary Society events. Police court arrests and community gatherings are noted, along with births and school matriculation.
Epworth Leagues urged to attend evening services
Readers are urged to attend 6:45 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. league services. Feria and Seara are mentioned as part of the notice. President Wilson spoke in Denver and Pueblo. An Atlantic City Rotary Club address quotes Dr. Leslie Pidgeon on righteousness and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Temple Anne
Pengey
Wilson
Denver
Puevie
Italigne
Leslie Pidgeon
Inter-Rotary Clabe
Atlantic City
Fear and trust as keys to executive success
Anlingsa argues that fear paralyzes leaders and that effective executives rise by shedding self protection, radiating trust and enthusiasm. The piece notes Washington and many organizations share this flaw, while the best leaders forget themselves to drive business success.
Odd and Amesesting notes and curious facts
Balmoral in the Scottish Highlands covers over 25 000 acres. Charles Dickens is described as a celebrated dandy with an airy blue overcoat and red cuffs. A blind-read instrument, rice throwing in marriage, a picture theatre doctor concept, and Vilna geese shod for fast journeys are among the scattered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmoral
George
Charles Dickens
Frith
India
Picture Theatre
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B. Ta
Dherlec Hopkins
Mer Rouge
Debbie Breard
Bertha Mason
Gallion
Gane
M. Charles, Mo
Lindenweed College
Pranklin Weiss
St. Louis
Mrs. Wm. Cupp
Winnfield
Hattiesburg
Clayton LeJeune
Algiers
Jesse Hympu
Lexington
Miss
G. T. Cross
Memphis
Rotary
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Croan
Harry Broadwell
Shreveport
City
S. W
Jim Noraworthy
Guy Boyd
W. P. Paige
Russ Harkness
Collinston
T. B. Flournoy
Lake Winnepausauke
New Hampshire
Mise Carrie Flournoy
Columbia University
A Shop, Inc
Postum Cereal Co.,Inc
Battle Creek
Mich
Jat
Bean
Cott
J. Z. Madison
Palmer Beacon
A. BN. Rees
Will Smith
Beetrop
Jack Marner
Alex Kuhn
Plenense
Jo&n Clawson
Lewis
Springfield
111
Henry McShaw Han
Ruston
F. E. Handley
F.C. Bennett
Chicago
H. P. Goodwin
Hilton
Beverly Clark
U. S Naval Academy
Ruth Webb
Inez Hollins
Millig Traylor
Pauline Bolleigh
Effie Parham
Philome
Mian
Martha Bennett
Baton Rouge
The
State University
Don Stroud
J. R. Barkness
H. T. Geyder
Hayden
J A. Harris
Pettit
Earl
Ida White
Gresham
William Scott
John Theus, Jr
New Orleans
Tulane University
Methodist Missionary Society
J. T. Bryant
C. ©. Dawkins
B. Clarke
S. M. Collins
R. S. Gibson
J. G .Davis
EL V Herring
Little Rock
Conway
Ark
Mamie Theus
Boulder, Col
University of Colorado
B. Poinboueff
West Monroe
the Missionary Society of Th
West Monroe Methodist Church
Jackson
Anlingsa
Roger W. Babson
Washington
Vilna
Russia
Victor
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