Society notes of June events and Girl Scout meeting
Society page outlines June events including Girl Scout meeting at city hall 6:30 p.m.. bridge parties. Cosmopolitan club dinner. Azalea garden party. award honoring Miss Marina Cantley. delegates named for the Girl Scout chapter. comedy musical Swing On to be staged June 25 at the high school auditorium. volunteer leaders and committees listed. Also details on Tuesday Contract Bridge club. Booth and Thompson wedding in Phoenix with naval officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azalea Club
George Ware
W. Th. Herndon
Roy Stephenson
Holtie Anne Feild
B. E. McMahen
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Counci
C. C. McNeil
Ernest O'Neal
Dick White
Ched Hall
Joe Black
Jen
National Producing Co
Kansas City
Clara Lowthorp Chapter Plans State Convention Trip
Clara Lowthorp Chapter members met Tuesday afternoon at Miss Catharine Ann O'Dwyer's home to discuss attending the annual state convention. Miss Patsy Ann Campbell presided as Miss Daisy Dorothy Heard announced the Hot Springs convention dates, with opening session set for June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Catherine Lodge
Patsy Ann Campbell
Peggy McNeil
Mary Ross McFaddin
Alter Nates
Mariah Mouser
Mary Joe Monroe
Betty Ruth Cmeman
Gracy
Coles
Alice Lorviane- Heard
Clara Lowthorp
Catherine Ann O'Dwyer
Phyllis Wiliams
Mary Hoy Moses
Urison
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Hot Springs
Sporting Blood opens with a feuds over work and wealth
Strickland Ballard boasts ownership rights on all employer time while Hunter Dent fights back over Ballard’s wagers and profits. A tense scene unfolds at Ballard’s estate as Bella Ballard and Junior’s drunken caper ends with Hunter discovering a bloodstained satchel containing $17,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickland Balllard
Ballard
Strickland Ballard
Bella
Mr. Ballard
Abi
Bella Ballard
Firefly
Hunter Dent
Hunter
Junior Ballard
Chile
Huntter
Iit
Ballard’s
Junior
Red Cross Call for Help Volunteers Opens in Elks Hall
Just in Case ters registered and working, but many more are needed. Will you please register at the Red Cross rooms, Elks building, and offer, your services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Red. Cross Rooms
Elks Building
Coming and Going in Shreveport and Nearby Towns
Miss Opal Garner visited Shreveport on Tuesday. Mrs. A. C. Whitehurst and daughter Lorraine Whitehurst of Githe Rock plan a weekend in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowe will spend Wednesday in Gordon. Edna Bart Hall will arrive from Shreveport for a city visit. Mrs. C. D. Lester and others are visiting in Little Rock. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Burton Jr of Lewisville welcomed a daughter born June 6 at Texarkana hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth-Thompson
Arizona
Josephine Thompson
Emory Thompson
Fulton
Duffie D. Booth
Mary Booth
Little Rock
Lake Field Chapel
Phoenix
F. W. Sprague
R. R. Baines
Opal Garner
Shreveport, Co
A. C. Whitehurst
Lorraine White Hurst
Githe Rock
Jack Lowe
Gordon
Edna Bart Hall
Shreveport
City
C. D. Lester
G. L. Reed
C. A. Graves
Terrell Cornelius
P. D. Burton, Jr
Lewisville
Texarkana Hospital
Clubs BeAnn DeAnn Home Demonstration Meeting Recap
May 22 at Miss Francis Hartsfield home with several members and one visitor Mrs EB Willis present. President Mrs C R Samuels led devotion and prayer. Miss Hartsfield offered a poem and chorus. Hartsfield also led clothing ideas and wool care. Lunch helpers named for June 26 at Experiment Station. Meeting scheduled for June 24 at Mrs L R Samuels home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BeAnn DeAnn Home Demonstration Club
Francis Hartsfield
EB. M. Willis
C. R. Samuels
Francis Hartsield
Elston Willis
Wayward Burke
Francis Hornsfield
Guest Mary Evelyn and Dallas guest visit
Miss Jane Etheridge of Dallas visits Mrs. C B T Floyd as Mary Evelyn is named in announcing the arrival of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Luck at Julia Chester on Monday June 8. The newborn is named John Ray Luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Evelyn
Jane Etheridge
Dallas
C. BT. Floyd
Ray Luck
Julia Chester
John Ray Lick
Hickory Shade Home Demonstration Club Meets May
The Hickory Shade Community Home Demonstration Club met May 2% at the home of Mrs. Clesia Rogers. President led, songs were selected for a duet, and a county council report was planned for June 17 at Liberty Hill. Miss Louwise Lewis spoke on fruit and vegetable drying and care of woolens. A June meeting is planned with Mrs. Minto Ross. Madagascar is described as mineralized but underdeveloped aside from grape and mica production per the commerce department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Shade
Joe L. Willett
John Allen
Minto Ross
Priaes
G. L. Ross
Mittie Ree Rogers
Clesia Rogers
Liberty Hill
Experiment Farm
Louwise Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society Daisy Daisy
Dorothy Hi Heard
Comei
Annie Mae Hutchinson
Mary Cotnetta Halloway
Mitchell Willams
FY. Trimble
Henry Sommerville
Wilton Shackelford
Prescott
Jett Williams
Mary Cornelia Holloway
Cosmopolitian Club
R. L. Broach
George Rabisan
RF. Broad
Fhe
Booth
Donald Q.hire
Tannhauser
Shubert
West
van Buren
Bernard O'Dwyer
Red Cross
Hempstead
Navy
Army
Petrolei
Rialto
John Howard
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Popular Science
Ie Theatres
Saenger
Wed-Thur
Eun-Mon-Tues
Rialto Matinee
Law of the Range
Japan
Sun-Man
High School
Harry Harrison Kroll
Pardner
Red
Frederick C. Hickey
Providence
R. L) College
Men’s Sox
Losten
Gabardine
Fiat Cor
Dad
Rephan
WINGS
Fortune & Jarman Shoes
Jarman
U. 5
WAR Bonds
St. Joseph
C. Rogers
Madagascar
Sadar
Merce
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Donlevy
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