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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1946

Page

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Miss Pickens Named Luncheon Honoree

Miss Rose Marie Pickens is honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Leo Zipkes in the Cameo room of the Virginia Hotel. The event celebrates her upcoming marriage to Dr. N B Album of Chicago on September 15 and features purple and fuchsia asters, decorative place cards, and a surprise dessert array.

Leo Zipkes Rose Marie Pickens Dr. N.B. Album Chicago Virginia Hotel Meyer Glazer Zipkes J. B. Pickens, Jr Jeanne Pickens

Informal Tea Honors Visiting Misses Frances Welsh and Virginia Hargrove

Society Calendar reports an informal tea hosted by Miss Joy Bernhardt and Miss Vettye Bernhardt for guests Miss Frances Welsh of Magnolia Arkansas and Miss Virginia Hargrove of El Dorado Arkansas. Guests enjoyed sandwiches olives cookies and frosted drinks with pink and white asters on display as part of a multi event social schedule in Monroe.

Joy Vettye Bernhardt Frances Welsh Magnolia Ark Virginia Hargrove el Dorado Philip Bernhardt Patty Lee Pargett Jerry Biedenharn Mary Ann Ashford Annie Lou Lorrance Mary Ann Mabry Faye Todd Bennie Fluker Jo Ann Biedenharn Mimi Meek Betty Sue Jones Sue Dickard Pauline Breard Betty Dawson Jean Carroll Evelyn Middleton Betty Ann Taylor Jean Phelps Betty Gene Greenwell June Griffin Betty Hale Ann Wilson Betty Roddy Miriam Oliver Roberta Steel Rosalie Riley Mary Anita Lennon Libby Siegle Betty Sue Shotwell Charlotte Cooper Patsy Ziegen Cherry Bernstein Jackie James

Ferriday Church Circles Meet in Ferriday

Ferriday Baptist Circles No 1 and 2 met with Mrs. Maxwell Love and Mrs. Ray Fatchett. Evening Circles 3 and 4 set for next Tuesday at 7:30 PM. Presbyterian Circle 1 met and Circle 3 hosted by Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Perkins with Mrs. Larsen. St Patrick’s Altar Society met at Mrs. Vogt’s Lake Street home. Ferriday Garden Club met at Mrs. Henderson’s home to discuss annual plans.

the Baptist Circles Maxwell Love Ray Fatchett Presbyterian Circle No S. H. Henderson M. M. Perkins Frederick Larsen Altar Society St. Patrick’s Catholic Church of Ferriday Eugene W. Vogt Lake St.ohn Ferriday Garden Club S. Howard Henderson

Flower and Vegetable Show Sponsored by Local Club

The club plans a spring flower and vegetable show arranged by Miss Clyde Shilling with ten committees. Next meeting is at Mrs. F. F. Kaigler Jr. home. Mrs. Shelton Lancaster returns from Savannah after aiding her mother. Sgt William Wood Turner and Miss Melba Wilson honored at Manila plantation by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Maxwell. Arch Turner Jr. hosts dinner for Sgt Turner and Miss Wilson. Mrs. A. B. Sharp of Shreveport visits Baton Rouge with James Willis Hammet and Carolyn Fleming. Gerald DeLonague of Ferriday returns from Grand Isle sales meeting and fishing trip.

Helen Cheeks M. A. Hawley, Jr Carolyn Haury Houston Tex Nancy Cason Shreveport Hawley Miss Haury Cason Betty Aldridge Beverly Aldridge William B. Snabnet Houston Cheeks Stanley Maxwell Manila Plantation Sgt William Wood Turner Melba Wilson Chickasee Oklo Arch Turner, Jr William W. Turner Miss Wilson A. B. Sharp James Willis Hammet Carolyn Fleming Baton Rouge D. B. Fleming Gerald DeLonague General Gas Company Ferriday Grand Isle

Notice on Firearms Registration for War Souvenirs

Joe B. Everett, U S agent in charge of enforcement, reminded veterans who brought firearms from abroad as war souvenirs to register the weapons at his office in the 301 Post Office building. The national firearms act covers pistols revolvers and all guns and possession without registration is forbidden for civilians. A note added that over 1200 pages would be needed to list all chemical substances derivable from petroleum.

Joe B. Everett U. S Post Office

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