Bride Elect Carol Trimble Honored At Hatley Home
Miss Trimble was feted with a four course luncheon and a spring decor. Hostesses described a bright setting with greenery and summer flowers in the Hatley residence. Guests seated at quarter tables enjoyed low silver bowls of blossoms. A corsage of Peruvian lilies and a silver gift were presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ralléy
Carolyn
Trimble
Fires , Jr
Hatley
Lucien Abraham, Jr
Trimiss
Betty
Miller
Hattiesburg
Dorothy Dix on Divorce Inquiries From Shreveport
A reader from Shreveport writes Dorothy Dix seeking guidance on divorce after thirty years of marriage. The letter, signed by a 57 year old husband, expresses enduring love but requests help with the dissolution of the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Matrimonial Dilemma On Dependents And Alcohol
A reader laments a wife’s brother as a lifelong burden and asks how to handle family finance and pressure. Advice stresses joint responsibility, rights to earnings, and not letting dependents wreck the couple, urging acceptance or separation over coercive relatives. Another letter warns against marrying an alcoholic partner, advising breaking off engagement if promises to quit drinking are not kept, noting danger in future mistreatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M.N
T. M
Thej
Inia
Miss Dix
Listten
Hquer
Drunkenness as disease harms families and marriages
A letter cites alcohol as a disease that overpowers will, ruin marriages, and harm mothers and wives. It notes even good men succumb to whisky, causing sorrow and poverty, and urges a young woman to tell her mother about her secret 13 year old marriage under an assumed name to seek remedy and restore virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Peg
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Johnson Johnsons Dinner For Betty Robins And Asher Hudson
A rehearsal dinner was hosted Thursday August 31 by Mr and Mrs L Carter Johnson for Miss Betty Robins and her fiancé Asher Hudson with wedding party members and out of town guests. The Johnson home featured pink roses and gladioli with white Madeira and crystal centerpieces. Attendants received gifts while the guest list included many relatives and friends from Emmet Dallas Malvern Prescott Memphis Indianhead Norwalk and others. The article notes weekend plans as Syd and Sidney McMath travel to Little Rock to see the Lions play the Eagles and guests arrive from Dallas and Flanagan for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Robins
Mr. Hudson
Robins
Hudson
James Hudson
Emmet
John Scott DeLee
Dallas
William Jett
Malvern
J. M. Hamilton
B. B. Hamilton
Memphis
John Gann
Prescott
Local Birth Announcement for Donald Berry Middlebrooks
Mrs A J Middlebrooks Patmos and Mrs W H Waters El Dorado announce the arrival of a son Donald Berry. Also noted are admissions and discharges including Mrs G E Pickard Rosston Mrs Harold Hutson Hope and Austin Smith Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
A. J. Middlebrooks
Patmos
W. H. Waters
el Dorado
Austin Smith
Hope
G. E. Pickard
Rosston
Harold Hutson
Donald Berry
Admittances and discharges listed for Hope and Washington
The notice lists admissions including Mrs David Jonson in Washington Mrs John Williams in Washington and Mrs Howard Carble in Hope. Discharged: Mrs Prank McLar ly of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
David Jonson
Washington
John Williams
Howard Carble
Hope
Branch
Prank McLarly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ghia
Sind
Midchell Williams
O‘don- Johnil
Stewart
New
Hall
Defense Department
Army
Billy i Hogan
Ieihe
Ofon
Little Rock
Raymond J
Mageline M. Brown
Watson
Marine Corps
Jiami És Rufus Ratliff
James R., Ratliff
Smackover
Shipley’ Phota
West Brda Department Store
Saenger Theater
Doyte Reaves
Weat Bros
Enia
Aree
Nancy Ruth Carrigan
Shreveport
Tom Purvis
Dorothy Lane Henry
William Routon
Mitchell
Moin
Eddie Holland
Parent's Magazine
Ld el
Ronald Duck
Popeye
TOM & Jerry
Reta
Sun & Mon
Syd McMath
Sidney
Sid Ommath
Lions
Eagles
Manuel Alejandro, Jr
Margaret Ano
Otha L. Robberts
Magie Sullivan
Flan
Mary Copeland
Demistry
Sam Strong JR
Byers
Bute Paints
Hope Builders Supply CO
Banks of Hope
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
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