Tea honors future sisters in law in Monroe
Miss Sylvia Jean Whitehead bride elect of John Griffin Loftin and Miss Elizabeth Loftin, soon off to Randolph Macon College, were honored at a Lotus Club tea in Monroe on Monday August 26. The event welcomed 85 guests with Mrs. Leo McStravick and others hosting, and the couple plan to wed August 31 at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Jean Whitehead
John Griffin Loftin
Elizabeth Loftin
Randolph- Macon College
Lotus Club
Monroe
Miss Whitehead
Hardy Whitehead
John Churchill Loftin
Miss Loftin
Mice Whitehsed
Iauftin
First Baptist Church of
Loftin
Randolph Macon
Leo J. McStravick
Douglas Jenkins
Grayson Guthrie
Margaret Taichman
Fran Guthrie
John C. Loftin
Lee Thompson
Jack May
Jennie Ruth Robertson
Carolyn Jenkins
Lila Loftin
Whitehead
McStra
Bridge Luncheon at Lake Providence Club Honors Guests
A bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. George Shepherd and Mrs. Jesse Johnson on August 24 at Lake Providence Country Club featured orange and yellow floral decor. Prizes went to Hyland Nelson, Ferdinand McGinn, George Hitler, Mark Brown, and J P Brown while a second item notes Jacqueline Dane being signed by Fred Zinneman for Behold a Pale Horse opposite Gregory Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Providence Country Club
George Shepherd
Jesse Johnson
Galliardins
Dusty Miller
Crawford Rose
McFarland Long
Mark Brown
W. H. Maben
Vail Delony
William Harbour
Nan S. Williams
Leo Lensng
Rupert Evans
J. Brown
Ernest Parra
Hyland Nelson
Maxdekner
Sidney Guenard
John Bass
Kenzie Gore
O. S. Brown
Frank Phillips
Harry Baker
William Knobles
Ferdinand McGinn
Denis Brown
Bernard Rosenzweig
Lula Guenard
Anna Cox
George Hitler
Amanda Brown
Mary Pearl
Earl Oswalt
Harry Shields
J. E. Brown
W. P. Rushing
John Hester
Paul Rosenzweig
James Shepherd
George Lensing
Brady Oswalt
R. C. Johnson
Sam Dunlap
W. Y. Bell
Norman Craig
Newton Hill
L. M. Rhea
Donal Botkin
J. P. Brown
Dane
Hollywood
UPS
Jacqueline Dane
Fred Zinneman
Gregory Peck
Sherry Party Honors Miss Kellogg Bride Elect
Mrs. N. G. Gaston hosted a sherry afternoon on August 28 honoring Miss Suzanne Kellogg bride elect of Walter Marvin Hunter Jr. The Kellogg and Hunter families are named, with the wedding set for September 7 at Grace Episcopal Church in Monroe. Guests were greeted by Miss Susan Snerry as decorations of bronze and yellow chrysanthemums complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Gaston
George Miller
Thomas Leigh
James Moore
Margaret Moore
Stephen Nichols
Nathaniel Troy
Elizabeth Miller
Carolyn Cordell
Couple Feted Prior To Vows In Bastrop Wedding
A rehearsal supper and a rice bag party honored Miss Juanita Reynolds and Rich ard Byrd before their wedding at the bride’s Bastrop home. Guests included family, friends, and Mrs. Byrd of West Monroe, with centerpieces of wedding tree motifs and pink roses enhancing the modest afternoon gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Reynolds
Richard Byrd
Bastrop
Miss Reynolds
J. T. Reynolds
Roy Byrd
West Monroe
Byrd
Reynolds
Joe Brown
Larry Taylor
Louise Monk
Mollie Jean May
Gayle Odom
Camille Dennis
Mary Belle Holloway
Beaumont
Texas
Mary Pearl Hinkie
Teenage Mail A Negative Attitude Is Your Main Problem
A 15 year old sophomore writes about feeling excluded at school and struggles with grades and social life. The adviser urges self change, focusing on others, honesty, and staying in school. Also notes about two 15 year old girls facing parental bans on seeing older boyfriends and fearing becoming hoodlums.
Home Scene Of Williams Odom Marriage Vows
Nell Odom and Charles Thomas Williams wed in a Friday ceremony at the Odom home north of Farmerville. Rev James Houston officiated before family and close friends with Miss Nell Odom wearing nylon and pearls. The couple plans a Gulf coast honeymoon and will reside in Haynesville where Nell will teach. Williams is a Marion High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams-Odom
Alton Odom
Farmerville
Nell Odom
Charles Thomas Williams
James Houston
R. E. Williams
Bernice
Haynesville
How to Change Your Date Fate booklet offer
Dorothy Ricker offers a dating guidance booklet for beginners titled How to Change Your Date Fate. Readers may request the 10 cent pamphlet by sending a stamped self addressed envelope with payment to Dorothy Ricker in care of this newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ricker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gino Paoli
Area Country Club
Cardigan
Tami
Stretch Pants
Mr. Thompson
Jack Winter
Italy
Suzanne Kellogg
Burt Sperry
Richard Kellogg
Syd
Harry Long
Odom
Richard E. Bass
Mrs. Long
Gulf Coast
Twin City Shopping
Coats
Twin City
The
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!