Social and Personal Items From Monroe Chronicle
Notices cover social club events at Riverside and First Baptist Church with timings, a cradle ball program, and a Junior PPU meeting. Graduations, marriages, and transfers note Miss Carrie Dee Drew heading to Baton Rouge and Mae McIntosh's marriage news. local residents announce travel and movements to Newcomb College, Boston Tech, Vanderbilt, Annapolis, and Virginia Military Institute.
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Algernon Flournoy
Boston Tech
W. A. Walker
Vanderbilt University
George Trousdale
Annapolis Naval Academy
Lexington
Frank P. Stubbs, Jr
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia
Nazimova in the Brat and Campus Tales Unearths
The piece mixes social notes from Monroe with a discussion of Nazimova as an actress and a satirical campus rite. It mentions J T Bryant Sr and Jr in Monroe, naval academy students returning to Annapolis, and a $75,000,000 campaign meeting attendees. The Dialectic installation lists A E Elliot as president and Louise Littlepage as VP among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Goodwin
Beverly Carter
Monroe
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Cradle Roll Promotion Exercises at First Baptist
Members of the Cradle Roll department at First Baptist Church will hold a promotion program Sunday at 9 a.m. supervised by Mrs. Jack Morrison. The program features songs by the nursery classes, recitations, and the presentation of certificates. A group photograph of Cradle Roll members and mothers will be taken on the church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Club
H. K. Touchstone
First Iat
Jack Morrison
First Baptist Church
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
P.m
Euchre Club
W. L. Jones
Hudson Lane
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Wallace Clift
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Billy Sullivan
Genevra Washburn to Enter Newcomb College in New Orleans
Miss Genevra Washburn, guest of honor at a farewell dinner by the B I V Club, will depart Sunday for New Orleans to attend Newcomb College. Chap erones Mr. and Mrs. L P Milner led the event, attended by Genevra Washburn and several friends, with blue and olive colors featured in decorations. Also noted is Private Navies L Harrison of Monroe among recent overseas arrivals at York.
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Monroe
B.C. Aycock
Roberta Stewart
W. D. Goff
W. M. Deas
BK. Herring
B. A. Brewer
J.B. Story
Abe Dreyer
Joseph Dreyer
Annie Butler
Robert and
Henry Butler
Bienville Democrat
Arcadia
VSS
Genevra Washburn
New Orleans
Newcomb College
B. I. V. Club
L. P. Milner
Emily Trousdale
Frances Stubbs
Pauline Allen
Lily Blanks Clarke
Emma Louise Biedenbarn
Anna Wooten
Newcomb
York
L. Harrison
Parish High School Announces Senior Class Diplomas
Thirty four students of the Parish will receive their diplomas at the close of the present session. The class colors are green white and pink with pink carnations as the official flower. Officers of the class are not shown in the excerpt.
Initiation and Officer Installation of Dialectic Society
The Dialectic Literary Society held its annual initiation at City High School after a start at Miss Patricia Kaplan’s home. About thirty candidates endured the ordeal, marching through DeSloyd and Grand streets in line except two honored members who rode in a white and gold cart. The ceremony at the school followed the procession with the installation of officers and a dramatic send off implying a cemetery impression as the candidates prepared to depart.
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Dialectic Literary Society
City High School
Patricia Kaplan
DeSloyd
Grand
Renshaw
Gilhon
Death of J. J. Doyle of Vicksburg Miss
Obituary notes J. J. Doyle age 68 machinist and longtime supervisor at Paxton Foundry who served in Norfolk shipyards during World War I. Survived by wife three daughters and three sons with funeral at 4:30 from family home 722 Speed Street and St. Pauls Catholic Church at 5. Pallbearers include six grandsons LaBarre Pinkston Charles Pinkston Murray Pinkston Linton Pinkston William Voller Jr James Vollor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Doyle
Vicksburg
Miss
Vicksburg Herald
Paxton Foundry
Y. and M. V
Norfolk
Doyle
L. R. Pinkston
W. J. Voller
R. W. Kline
New Orleans
T. J. Doyle
M. J. Doyle
J. A. Doyle
Monroe
Dan Sullvan
Dave Breen
Thomas Doyle
Speed Street
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Father Prendergast
LaBarre Pinkston
Charles Pinkston
Murray Pinkston
Linton Pinkston
William Voller, Jr
James Vollor
Patron Arrested Over Rice Pudding Price Rise
A Chicago lunch room patron chose arrest over paying 10 cents for a dish of rice pudding, after paying 5 cents the previous week. He posted a police bond and questioned whether a restaurant owner can sensationally boost prices by 100 percent.
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Chicago
I Love You Farce Breaks Laugh Records in Two Cities
A lively farce based on love as suggestion atmosphere and proximity, alleging couples succumb when three elements align. The Chicago Post applauds its ingenuous complications and constant fun while the New York Herald recommends a joyous sentimental journey and calls it thoroughly amusing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
N. Y. Herald
I Love You at Opera House with Harvard Oxford Butler
Sunday Oct 5th the Opera House presents I Love You featuring a regal stage butler, a Harvard and Oxford graduate who admits to liking not practical work. The ad notes his comic line about being ill suited for business life and includes a separate 1919 property sale notice for an Overland Touring Car in Monroe Louisiana with sheriff sale details.
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Opera House
Opera
Harvard
Oxford
Brooks
New York
Monroe
Louisiana
T. A. Grant
Ouachita Parish Sheriff Sale Notice
State of Louisiana Sixth District Court in Ouachita Parish proceeds with a sheriff sale in case No 9323 B Y Head against J R Ferguson under a writ issued in the cited suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Sixth District Court
B. Y. Head
J. R. Ferguson
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Lisberick
Frank Crane
American Magazine
Carrie Dee Drew
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Mary
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Mae McIntosh
Minden
G. R. Pendleton, Jr
Shreveport
Miss Mae McIntosh
West Monroe
Thomas Catchings Hudson
Thomas Catchings, Jr
Market Street
Schumpert Sanitarium
Hudson
Master Hudson
Emma Catchings
Zina Cleveland
R.A. Cleveland
Kingsville
Texas
Shreveport Journal
QO. M. Patterson
F. L. Flewellen
Rev
Leon Sloan
W. T. Smith
Bastrop
B. F. Tatum
Rayville
Tatum
Coates Stuckey
Coates, Jr
Serer
Baer
Nazimova
Ruston
J.T. Bryant, Sr
J. T. Bryant, Jr
Jackson
Jonesboro
A. C. Roberts
N &Table
St. Francis Auxiliary
Wood Street
M. F. Weaks
C. Flacy
Lena Keller
Alice Bauer
W. T. Eldridge
Eunice Eldridge
F. L. Higginbotham
This City
Newton Williams
Honnta
Morehouse Enterprise
Charles Zimmer
Olive Guthrie
Anna Lee Wooten
Merton Abbington
Henson Coon
Ross Coats
Helena Cudd
Elmer Culpepper
Florence Coon
Billie Downing
Helen Donnally
Katie Ford
Ethel Golson
Mae Grant
Alice Harrington
Alice Heunefeld
Ruby Hood
Helen Hunt
Irene Keller
Fay Miller
Carolyn Morris
W. A
Alla Nazimova
A. E. Elliot
Louise Littlepage
A. G. Herring
John Theus
Collens’ Pharmacy
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