Hamilton Abbott Jr Exchange Vows in New Orleans
Miss Anne Elizabeth Hamilton of Montgomery Alabama and Herschel Lee Abbott Jr of New Orleans were married Saturday December 21 at 4 30 p m in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit 1100 Broadway New Orleans. The ceremony featured family members as attendants and a reception in the Royal Orleans Vieux Carre Suite. After a wedding trip the couple will reside at 2031 Broadway New Orleans where Abbott attends Tulane Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Elizabeth Hamilton
Herschel Lee Abbott Jr
Chapel of the Holy Spirit
Broadway
New Orleans
Montgomery
Alabama
Jeanne Bel
Lake Charles
Patton Slade Moody
Monroe
Abbott
Michael Keith Tarver
Thomas M. Caldwell
Brisco
Vieux Carre
Royal Orleans
Gulf Coast
Tulane Law School
Cadeville OES Installation Set December 28
Public installation of officers will be held by Cadeville chapter Order of Eastern Star on Saturday December 28 at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Hall. Myra Herrod will serve as installing officer with Ona Mae Lafferty Martha Rutledge Willie Mae Panich West Monroe as installing officers. A covered dish dinner will follow the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadeville
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Myra Herrod
Cedar Grove
Shreveport
Ona Mae Lafferty
Grand Chapter of
Louisiana
Marshall
Martha Rutledge
Willie Mae Panich
Annie D. Bennett
West Monroe
Florence Chambless
A. A. Rogers
Hattie Wallace
J. J. George
Nell Wilder
Blanche Wilder
Helen Thomas
Oma Arrant
Eddie Owens
Hazel Boudreaux
Alda Tolbird
Adah
Ellen Hamilton
Ruth
Inice George
Esther
Addie Mae Coon
Martha
Willie Mae Rhoden
Electa
Linda Tolbird
Warder
Doc Wilder
Sentinel
Newsor Coon
Fashion fit debate spans Balenciaga and Givenchy silhouettes
A quarrel over fit divides designers Balenciaga and Givenchy with Balenciaga sticking to loose silhouettes while Givenchy leans tight. The piece notes the princess silhouette as a potential compromise and a classic of fit as partisans from both camps converge on common ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balenciaga
Colonial Yule Customs Topic At DAR Meeting
The Daughters of the American Revolution Chief Tusquahoma Chapter met December 14 at Mrs. Clifton Mize’s home to hear Mrs. Carter Cozine discuss Christmas customs from colonial times and modern interpretations. Attendees included new member Ann Harrell Arrant and numerous chapter officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Cozine
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clifton Mize
Copely Street
H. C. Ervin
R. E. Harrell
J. Morris Bell
Jack Willis
Herman M. McGuire
Ann Harrell Arrant
Willis
Cozine
Travis A. Brown
Robert V. Fr. Duncan
W. G. Haynes Jr
National Defense
Insignia
Don Juan Filhiol
Mary Louis Mills
American Indians
D. C. Brothers
Gordie L. Roy
Gerald Arrant
Warren B. McGee
Mary Louise Ellis
Katherine Averett
Robert E. Harrell
Katie McGee
J. C. Stewart
F. J. Or
Hostesses Named for The Sandalwood Box Play
The Sandalwood Box children's play will be staged at Strauss Playhouse on Lamy Lane for five performances starting Friday December 27. Matinees begin at 2 30 p m with evening shows the final night Monday December 39. Hostesses for Friday December 27 2 30 p m are Mrs Stewart Scott Mrs T B Godfrey Jr Mrs Jack Flack and Mrs Ralph King Jr. Saturday December 28 hostesses are Mrs Hillman Madison Mrs B F Pate Mrs Harry Bell and Mrs H H Davis. Sunday December 29 hostesses are Mrs D C Bernhardt Mrs Edgar P Chapman Mrs W G Kelly and Mrs J D McDonald. Monday December 30 hostesses at 2 30 p m are Mrs C A Ulrich Mrs W D Brown Mrs Ryan Sartor and Mrs C A Petrus and at 7 30 p m are Mrs John Kelso Jr Mrs W A Monk Jr Mrs Fred Westrom and Mrs Phillip Rosamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss Playhouse
Lamy Lane
The
Little Theatre
Stewart Scott
T. B. Godfrey Jr
Jack Flack
Ralph King Jr
Hillman Madison
B. F. Pate
Harry Bell
H. H. Davis
C. A. Ulrich
W. D. Brown
Ryan Sartor
C. A. Petrus
John Kelso Jr
W. A. Monk Jr
Fred Westrom
Phillip Rosamond
Knickers and Juvenile Styles Spark Fun Trend
Knickers remain popular in junior fashion with sporty little-boy looks. The trend features knickers for boys and girls, complemented by kitty and suspender skirt styles, all presenting dash and femininity in youthful outfits.
Brenda Sue Cobb and James Carney to Wed in February
Brenda Sue Cobb of Monroe will marry James Franklin Carney of Meridian, Mississippi, at 4 p.m. in St. John's Christian Church. Rev. R. T. Watson to conduct the ceremony with family and close friends present. The couple plans to live in Meridian after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Sue Cobb
France
Earl Edward Cobb
Monroe
James Franklin Carney
Meridian
Mississippi
Jewel May Carney
Hattiesburg
St. John's Christian Church
R. T. Watson
Miss Cobb
Teddy Lee Dixon
Mr. Carney
Billy Eugene Carney
William Henry Cobb
Katherine FE. Morgan
George W. Morgan
Beulah Cobb
Ike Cobb
Neville High School
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Ruston
Kappa Delta Sorority
Northeast State College
Carney
George F. Jones
McComb
Sam C
Monticello
Miss
Non Shrink Knit Sleepwear Arrives for Infants and Kids
A new knit fabric, previously used for men's and boys undergarments, is now used for infants and children's sleepers. Unlike cotton knits that shrink after washing, this fabric retains its size, helping parents avoid garments that become smaller as their children grow.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Hivee Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Mr. Abbott
Herschel Lee Abbott
Beechwood Drive
Ernest F. Bel
St. Martins
Metairie
W. Donald George
the Holy Spirit
Kathleen Thomerson
Peter Bryce Hamilton Jr
Summitt, New Jersey
Cadeville Oes
Stund
Louisville Pharmacy
Dar
D. C. Bernhardt
Edgar P. Chapman
W. G. Kelly
J. D. McDonald
University of Southern Mississippi
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Bonanza
Ates
Coats
With Mink
Ec Sek
NATO
Mink Breeders Association
Precious Mink
Awa OM Jonas Toe
Singer Sewing Center
Singer’ Sewing Centers
Singer Company
Bastrop
Franklin
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