Joint Christmas Dinner by DKG Alpha Nu Eta Chapters
Alpha Nu and Eta of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society held a joint Christmas dinner Thursday in the Plantation Room of Ramada Inn. The event featured poinsettias and wreaths, musical numbers led by Miss Elaine Canady, a Christmas story reading by Mrs Luttrell, slides of holiday scenes, and a memorial for Mrs Birdie Mae Mulhearn. Attendees included officers and numerous members such as Mrs Roy Riser, Mrs Ellen Boatright, Mrs Creatha Luttrell, Mrs Midge Turner, and Miss Clifie Olmstead.
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Alpha Nu
Eta
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Ramada Inn
Roy Riser
Ellen Boatright
Creatha Luttell
Midge Turner
Elaine Canady
Yvonne Warner
Doris Medley
Cliffie Olmstead
Geneve Castles
Warner
Luttrell
Birdie Mae Mulhearn
Ruth Lovelady
Josephine McCranie
Christmas Decor Demonstrations At Pharmacy Wives Meeting
The Pharmacy Student Wives Club met in the NLU Pharmacy Building for a December program on Christmas decorations after a regular business meeting. Mrs. Mike Bercier presented felt craft ideas including a Santa made from a paper roll and napkin, table setting embellishments, and patterns for each attendee. Refreshments were provided by several members and the group planned a December 18 meeting in the new building with a covered dish dinner for families.
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Pharmacy Student Wives Club
NLU Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Mike Bercier
Bercier
Paul Viallon
Gary Rollans
Severan Medine
Wesley Hooper Its Speaker For Garden Club
Wesley Hooper led the La Petite Maison Garden Club December gathering at Mrs. W. E. McGoughs home with Mrs. Russell Jagoditsh as co host He demonstrated Christmas decorations and the centerpiece featuring eucalyptus silver balls pine cones and Dutch iris in a silver compote Refreshments followed a brief business session Attending were numerous club members including Mrs Bert Breard Mrs Earl Brimberry Mrs M L Coleman Jr and others.
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Park Avenue
W. E. McGough
la Petite Maison Garden Club
Russell Jagoditsh
Wesley Hooper
Herbert Breard
Earl Brimberry
M. L. Coleman Jr
Fred Crenshaw
Wilton Crow
Jack Files
James F. Files
Ed Heard
C. C. Jones
Robert Kennedy
Laura Liner
Jack Murphy
Charles Petrus
Clarence Roberts
William T Staah
Donald Wadley
R.R Walton
Jennings Wilkins
Robert I. Wood
Loris Breard
Louis M. Ray
V. C. Smith
Knits Get Gentle Care From New Washer Dryer Cycles
A new washer and dryer offer knit cycles for washable knits. The washer uses lower water temperatures and a shorter gentler wash. The dryer provides a cooler knit cycle for optimum handling of knits.
Barnes Celebrate Golden Anniversary With Family Open House
Mr and Mrs Ted Barnes of 3904 Lee Avenue celebrate 50 years of marriage. Married December 25 1921 at Forest they host an open house Sunday December 12 from 2 to 4 p.m. Their sons Carl E Barnes Camden Arkansas James M Barnes Springhill and Bill G Barnes Monroe live nearby. they have 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Ted Barnes
Lee Avenue
Forest
Carl E. Barnes
Camden
Arkansas
James M. Barnes
Springhill
Bill G. Barnes
Monroe
Teen-Age Hair Washing Debate With Parents
Dorothy Ricker advises Mary Jo that hair should be shampooed regularly but not nightly. A stylist suggests rinsing nightly is excessive and can dry hair, recommending once or twice a week unless heavy dirt. Seek professional help from a beautician or dermatologist for specific scalp issues.
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Mary JO
YWCO Board Hosts December Meeting and Activities
The YWCO board met at 1515 Jackson Street for December. Officers included Mrs. James V. Newburn as president and Mrs. W. M. Hochstetler as treasurer. A memorial for Mrs. B. L. Mulhearn was proposed, vacancies on the advisory board discussed, and a luncheon for foreign students planned for December 29 at NLU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywco Board
Jackson Street
James V. Newburn
B. L. Mulhearn
A. D. Tisdale
W. M. Hochstetler
Travis Brown
NLU
Willie Fisher
YWCO
Fisher
John Williams
Mary Jo Cummings
Lea Joyner
Hoyt Boren
Pinecrest Club
Ridgecrest Nursing Home
Woodland Club
Lti
E. G. Wade
Community Concern
World Fellowship
Louisiana
Why Grow Old Now Permaments Have Come A Long Way
Josephine Lowman explains the evolution of hair permanents from uncomfortable early methods to gentler techniques for fine and short hair. She notes factors like health and hair condition affect results, and suggests conditioning before frequent perms. Readers can request her leaflet by mail.
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Josephine Lowman
News Star World
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Mr. and
Mrs
DKG
Poinsettias
Pharmacy Wives
Margaret McKee
Violet Marshall
Virginia Melton
Mildred Mitchell
Shirley Morgan
Audrey Neal
Jane Pearce
Riser
Billie Jean Singleton
Annie Lee West Stahl
Ann Stone
Margaret Tatum
Eleanor Thompson
Virginia Thompson
Mary Alma Tompkins
Sue Ward
Genevra Washburn
Claudia White
Avis Witty
Mary Price
Florence Allbritton
Frances Baldwin
Sara Ellen Benton
Thurla Bordelon
Eleona Brinsmade
Miss Castles
Edna Crotwell
Madelle Doughty
Eunice Dunn
George
Alice Guyton
Sara Harris
Mary Haynes
Helen Hood
Christine Hutts
Dorothy Impson
Jo Anne Lay
Medley
Alice Milam
Olmstead
Betty Sample
Gertrude Sandrock
Eloise Standhope
June Strausser
Jennie Sullivan
Amelia Surghnor
Betty Trimble
Ruth Ward
Fay Wilson
Isola Wright
Ruth Lee
Margaret Taylor
Dorothy Ricker
Mrs. Ricker
Rev
Joiner
Instruments Gretsch
Armstrong _ LeBlanc Buffet
Olds
Zengler’s Music Shop
By Josephine Lowman
Roselawn Ave
Emer
Sorkin
Roselawn
Loman’s Lla Scherck Dé
Ndson
Capes & Stores
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