Social and Personal Items and Calendar
Unsigned articles will not be accepted. Social Calendar lists events at First Baptist Church Riverside Club and First Presbyterian Church including youth meetings, card parties, cradle roll program, and receptions. Notices mention name-signing, attendance requests, and recent arrivals. several readers attend church and club events this week.
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Local residents and travelers noted returning home and moving plans
Commerce officials were expected home from a week at a convention. Undine Livaudais heads to Baton Rouge for studies at LSU. Armour Kilpatrick leaves for a brief business trip to Shreveport. J W Kilbourne returns after a summer in Waynesville. Captain dr Hennett Johnson arrives from Camp Pike for leave with Judge and Mrs. Mangham. Private David A. Johnston Jr arrives from Washington after honorable discharge. Mrs. Emma F. Windes and family plan to move to 400 Louisville Ave. Sanders Baskin returns from St. Francia Sanitarium. he has been recovering from a broken limb. S. L. Fuller visits Vicksburg. Clark of Globe, Arizona visits Monroe. his daughter Irene Clark and son Curtis Clark live with Henry D. Montgomery. Prentiss Clarke plans to join his father in Globe for the winter. Mrs. D. A. Long of El Paso accompanies Clark to Monroe for a short visit.
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Hennett Johnson
Camp Pike
Judge
Joe Mangham
River Front
Sanders Baskin
Ruston
Walter Wilder
Grady Kinman
Monroe
Mr. Baskin
St. Francia Sanitarium
Clark
Globe
Arizona
Henry D. Montgomery
Irene Clark
Curtis Clark
Texas
James Fletcher Clark
Sammie
Cammie
Miss Sammie
Cammie Clark
Baylor University
Heston
Prentiss Clarke
D. A. Long
el Paso
Mr. Clark
Engagements and Visits Highlight Community News
Local social news covers engagements and visits including Miss Baisie Lieber hosting Freda of St Fronete ville with Stern’s engagement to Bessie Lieber, as well as Mr and Mrs Daniel O Brien returning from a three month west trip. Also noted are travels of Mrs Thomas W Reynolds, Mary Rose Callahan’s upcoming departure, and a Presbyterian church reception for Rev. Wallace Clift. A tenth birthday party for Mary Flacy features a pink and white themed event with games, cake, and prizes.
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Daniel O Brien
West
Yellowatené Park
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Catalina Lland
el Paso
New Orléans
First Presbyterian Church
Wallace Clift
Mary Flacy
Roberta O'Donnell
Ruth Colton
Rosalie Monique Doyle
Esther Frizzell
Lucille Douglas
Winona Cage
Engagement announced for Bessie Lieber to Benjamin J Stern
Mr and Mrs L L Lieber announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Bessie to Benjamin J Stern of St Francisville La The wedding will be in the autumn An announcement was shared with friends at New Year services at Temple B Nai Israel Wednesday night Many friends called at the Lieber home 417 St John to offer congratulations The date has not yet been fixed
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L. L. Lieber
Bessie
Benjamin J. Stern
St. Francisville
Temple B'Nai Israel
Lieber
St. John
Miss Lieber
Philomathean Initiation Plans For Saturday Ceremony
Plans for the Philomathean Literary Society initiation at City School rapidly form. Candidates undergo branding with the society emblem, girls arrive with hair braided in purple and white, while boys sell purple and white balloons to cover freshies funerals costs. Old members are invited to the Saturday 7:30 p.m. ceremony.
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Philomathean
Philomathean Literary Society
Old’ Philomathean
Navy Promises Fast Career Path for Energetic Recruits
A naval recruitment piece urges undecided youths to join the Navy for rapid advancement in engineering ordnance and electricity. It highlights roles from gunner’s mate to turret captain, notes the Bureau of Ordnance contributions in war. The article frames naval service as a decisive, life-changing path.
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Navy
Ralph Earle
Bureau of Ordance
Bureau
Bureau Con
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Lyons and Paine
Yd Shop
Boone Mo
Belle Mills
St. Francis Auxiliary
A. C. Roberts
Riverside Clubs
Riverside Club
H. K. Touchstone
First Baptist Church
Jack Morrison
oeLife
Bly, P. A
Miss Belle Mills
Grammont
Mis. Rose Smith
Air
J. A. Doyle
Kathleen
J. W. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Foster
Foster Jewelry Company
New Orleans
Associated Advertising Clubs of
W. M. Hunt
Smithmaine
The
Richard A. Rowland
Maxwell Karger
Maude Fultons
Nazimova
Charles Bryant
Scenerre
June Mathie
Iadert Blache
Imber of Commerce
Mies Undine Livaudais
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Armour Kilpatrick
Shreveport
J. W. Kilbourne
Waynesville, North Carolina
David A. Johnston, Jr
Washington
Johnston
U.S. Marine Corps
A. Johnston, Sr
Emma F. Windes
Louisville Avenue
P. C. Willis
S. L. Fuller
Vicksburg
Freda
St. Froneteville
le Ie
Baasie Lieber
Menree
Om. Jamin
Stern
Jos Bessie Lieber
Miss Stern
St. Praneleville
Thomas W. Reynolds
Mary Kennedy
Vicksburg, Miss
Mr. Kennedy
Mary Rose Callahan
Miss Callahan Wil
St. Vincent's Academy
Collens’ Pharmacy
Allen’s
DeSiard St. Monroe, la
Ted winTse
Ae’ Beest
Walter
Brothers Grocer Co
Great Northern Barrage
Barbadoes
San Lucia
Cence
Cape
Eld
India
Coffee
the Reily Taylor Company