Organization of a new chapter in Louisiana
C Peters of Baton Rouge as second vice president and Mrs R L Simmons of New Orleans as president along with Mrs Wayne Gray organizer in Monroe and Mrs Richard Thompson corresponding secretary in Alexandria announce the purpose of the affair is to organize a new chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Peters
Baton Rouge
R. L. Simmons
New Orleans
Wayne Gray
Monroe
Richard Thompson
Alexandria
Baton Rouge State
J. H. Lary
A.E
P.E.O. Educational Fund
R. S. Thompson
P.e.co. Record
A .W. Coon
Shreveport
Barney Pate
A.K
Erma
Sutton
Glenn Pendleton
Pearl Witty
P.e.o.s
Carolyn Rhodes
Charles Rice
E. C. Brimberry
B. G. Tucker
Wayman Brown
James F. Hawkins
George T. Walker
J. B. Wooley
Don Riper
Carl Lucy
Evelyn Curry
Wade Cotton
Cotham Haddad
Grayson Guthrie
Ambrose Rubey
Jesse McDonald
Roy Nash
Davis Bingham
Henry J. Davis
Jdr
Sidney Seegers
Floyd Ham
Dixie White
David Herrington
Marcus Mapp
A. O. Ware
John H. McCarter
G. E. Boggs
Ralph Lane
Robert T. Farr
Harry Dixon
S. M. Sneed
Howard C. Rivers
J. R. Childress
John Ensminger
Tom Stephens
W. M. McElroy
Bill R. Oliver
Etiquette on Titles in Methodist Use and Change of Address Tips
A Methodist Information reply clarifies that in church usage bishops outrank doctors, so addressed as Bishop in writing and speech. It notes bishops are doctors but rarely called Doctor. The piece also offers practical guidance for printing change of address cards and fill-in forms for new Florida home address with ZIP code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vanderbilt
M. F
Winston-Salem
N.C
Methodist Information Headquarters
United Methodist Church
United States
Kennedy
Protestant Episcopal Church
Vanderbilt
Florida
A. T
Hartford
Conn
John A. Smith
Palm Court
Miami
State Officers Attend New PEO Chapter Formation
State officers of PEO Sisterhood joined Chapters A.E. and V at a December luncheon in Monroe to organize a new PEO chapter A.E. in ioonroe. Present were state officers, past presidents, Monroe locals, and out of town delegates as details of the chapter and PEO programs were highlighted. The tacked content includes notes on magazine distribution and etiquette guidance for debutante invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Drive
Jamar Adcock
A. E
P.E.O. Sisterhood
A. W. Coon
Shreveport
Lewis
New
A.E. and
A. E. In
Modern Homemakers and Progressive Club Hold Christmas Meetings
The Modern Homemakers Home Demonstration Club held its annual Christmas dinner at Mrs. Leon Sims home with co host Mrs. Bonnette presiding. Members chose to bake cookies for veterans and a Christmas program featured poems and gifts. The Progressive Home Demonstration Club followed with a Christmas party at Mrs. Sidney Karrs, installing new officers led by Mrs. L O Guillory and planning cookies for Alexandria veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Homemakers Home Demonstration Club
Leon Sims
K. L. Bonnette
Annabelle Berry
Novie Eady
Lina Arrant
Ada Lee Leonard
Jean Eady
Francis Trim
E. A. Hollenshead
E. W. Black
James Kelly
Progressive Home Demonstration Club
Sidney Karr
Grace Guillory
L. O. Guillory
Alexandria
Karr
Guillory
Better Homemaker Club Holds Christmas Lunch
Better Homemakers Home Demonstration Club held a Christmas luncheon at the Piccadilly with members attending a gift exchange and brief business meeting. Officers were installed after the session and cookies for the Red Cross and the Audrey Dawson scholarship were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Homemaker Club
GG News-Star Soc
the Piccadilly
Better Homemakers Home Demonstration Club
Courtland Hathaway
Sidney Taylor
Red Cross
Veterans Hospital
Audrey Dawson
Ray Nixon
Rayford Wright
Hathaway
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.E.O
Glen Pendleton
Pineville
R. E. Witty
Edgar E
Cayard
Brice T. Sutton
By Amy Vanderbilt
Post Office
R.S.V.P
Amy Vanderbilt
Monroe News- Star
P.O. Box
Los Angeles
Calif
Hdcs
Yale
Weil
N. 18Th St
Kraft's
North
Winnsloe
Wilson
Crisprite
Washington
S. 7Th
Frank Buce
Sidney
Clarence Zeagier
Jim
My Breland
Breland
Jimmy Wilson
Norman Martin
Bruce
Zeagler
Ernest Oliveaux
Taylor
Wright
Robert Smith
J. L. Alexander
Floyd Sandifer
Nixon
Mark Twin City Shopping Center
Feathaire
Louisville
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