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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1955

Page

9

Magnolia Study Club Holds Christmas Party at Synope Plantation

The Magnolia Study Club hosted its annual Christmas gathering at Synope Plantation, home of Mrs. C. N. Reynolds, with cohostesses Mrs. W. N. Reynolds, Mrs. A. T. White and Mrs. Ed Hislop. President Mrs. Tom Lees presided over a brief meeting as fruit baskets for the aged were discussed.

The Magnolia Study Club Synope Plantation C. N. Reynolds W. N. Reynolds A. T. White Ed Hislop

December Garden Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Atkinson

Mrs Elizabeth Ann Atkinson hosted the Town And Country Garden Club December gathering at her Park Avenue home with co hosts Mrs Lee Carbrey and Mrs Grant Boardman. guest speaker Mrs Malcolm Hood of Simsboro spoke on Christmas decorations and displayed pine cone and berry arrangements sprayed gold with year round gold pieces.

Mrs. Atkinson Elizabeth Ann Atkinson Town and Country Garden Club Park Avenue Lee Carbrey Grant Boardman Malcolm Hood Simsboro

Monroe Garden Club hears talk by Mrs Ester Wheeler

Mrs Ester Wheeler of Roslyn Heights New York spoke at the Monroe Garden Club December meeting at Bayou Desiard Country Club. She discussed Christmas origins and customs from England Scandinavia Germany and Italy and shared decorations and a large wreath displayed during the program.

Ester Wheeler Roslyn Heights New York Monroe Garden Club Bayou DeSiard Country Club America

Frazer and Sievers Families Return from Visits

Personal notes report Jr. and Mrs. Harry Frazer visiting in Tulsa Oklahoma with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Warner. St and Mrs E J Sievers Jr and daughter Patty returned to Fort Hood Texas after two months with Mrs Hair. Mrs Church announces birth of son Lloyd Frederick Jr born December 11 at St Francis Hospital. Mrs Church formerly Nell McCormick.

E. J. Sievers, Jr Patty Fort Hood Texas Lloyd F. Church Lloyd Frederick, Jr St. Francis Hospital Church Nell McCormick

Christmas Meetings and Programs Across Local Groups

Local clubs and organizations schedule Christmas events and meetings. Northeast State Women's Club holds its banquet. 10 and 25 Year Home Demonstration Club hosts luncheon. College Heights Garden Club and YWCA sponsor Christmas gatherings. PTA groups meet at various times and venues. Selman Chorus performs Christmas music. Green Thumb Garden Club plans a meeting at Laurel Street residence. Creative Writing Group gathers at 508 Arkansas Street for an evening session.

Trianon College Heights Garden Club Rendezvous Business & Professional Girls’ Club YWCA United Cerebral Palsey P.T.A Selman Field School Selman P.T. A Selman Chorus Lexington Avenue P.T. A United Cerebral Palsy P.T.A Selman School Green Thumb Garden Club Howell Heard Laurel West Monroe Ralph Newman Millsaps P.T.A J. R. White Arkansas

Navy Mothers Contribute To Welfare Groups

The Navy Mother’s Club met at the American Legion Home on Forsythe Avenue with Commander Aline Banister presiding. Donations to Good Fellows, Salvation Army, and Veterans Hospital Alexandria were approved, a layette given to a veteran’s family, and plans made for a Christmas box. Mrs. George Sellers reported on the Shreveport convention with 200 attendees. The national commander Pauline Kelly of Milwaukee was the honor guest. Monroe state officers Rose Wilson, Helen Barefoot, and George Sellers attended the state convention.

Aline Banister Good Fellows Salvation Army Veterans Hospital Alexandria George Sellers Shreveport Pauline Kelly Milwaukee Wis Monroe Club Rose Wilson Helen Barefoot

Golson Speaks On Christmas Decorations To Sun And Sand Club

Mrs. J W Golson was the guest speaker at the Sun and Sand Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs A E Calhoun. President Mrs H B McDowell led a brief business session. refreshments followed and members exchanged Christmas gifts.

J. W. Golson Sun and Sand Club Sun and Sand Garden Club A. E. Calhoun H. B. McDowell M. S. Pickett van Clark Jack Sebastian W. T. Silmon J. B. McDowell M. D. Cannon A. L. Lewis H. A. Malone C. H. Bird

Pattern 9342 Half Sizes F rock Dress Suit Now

Advertises Simplicity style 934 pattern for Marian Martin half size dresses. Describes fit for smaller figures with 4 yards 35 inch fabric for size 16 and 35 cent base price plus 5 cents mailing, includes Sew Chart and full pattern details. Addressed to News-Star Pattern Dept in New York.

Marian Martin News-Star Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N. Y

National Cattlemen’s Convention to tackle beef policy research

The 59th annual American National Cattlemen's Association convention in New Orleans January 9 to 11 will address national farm policy affecting beef production expanded research beef promotion and feeding problems. More than 2,000 cattlemen from 35 states will attend. Also a cooking tip notes placing strips of bacon in the pan prevents meat loaf from sticking and adds flavor.

New Orleans American National Cattlemen's Association

Ferriday OES Elects Officers for Coming Year

Delta Chapter No. 159 OES met for initiation and officer elections. Betty J. James earned degrees. Officers include Greathouse as Worthy Matron and Summerall as Worthy Patron. A joint installation at the Masonic Temple is set for December 20 with public invited.

Ferriday Delta Chapter No. 159 OES Betty J. James J. W. Greathouse Nelson Summerall W. E. Person, Sr Val Ganey Polly Alwood Meloney Dinger Lillian Gray Nelson Marshall Minnie Alwood J. L. Middleton Adah Donna May Price Ruth Lela Yancey Esther Jetty James Electra Annie Tennet Sentinel S. R. Gray Masonic Temple

Colony HDC Meets With Mrs. W. Boyd

The Colony Home Demonstration Council meeting reports on nutrition home management and family life were given by officers and members. Prizes were won during the social hour and the next meeting is set for January 4 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Word on Spurgeon Drive.

Colony Home Demonstration Club Victor D. Boyd H. W. Gill E. O. Welch L. J. Bowers Mary Kirby Arthur West E. D. Welch W. M. Word L. C. Carpenter James A. Acree Mattie Edney Pattie Carr Hegwood Egloff James Patterson Spurgeon Drive

Three Hostesses Entertain Epps HDC Members

The Epps Home Demonstration Club met at the Murphy plantation club house with hostesses Mrs. A. F. Sealy Miss Sue Sealy and Mrs. A. C. Smith. Mrs. Tom Lusk led the meeting with pledge prayer and song. The next meeting is set for Jan. 6 at Mrs. Glen Thrower’s home.

Epps Home Demonstration Club Murphy Plantation A. F. Sealy Sue Sealy A. C. Smith Tom Lusk Lusk Dan Tolar C. L. Hawkins, Jr

December HDC meeting hosted by Mrs. L L Deen

Better Homemakers HDC held its December meeting at the home of Mrs. L L Deen. The roll opened with a Bible verse and minutes were read by secretary D L Beavers. Reports covered Home Management Family Life and Home Furnishings with demonstrations on corsage making and candy. Christmas gifts exchanged. Attendees included Mrs. Ervin Waller Mrs. B D Berry Mrs. Harry Martin Mrs. S Sconyers Mrs. D L Beavers Mrs. W R Hicks Mrs C H Hammonds and Mrs J C Pardue. New members Mrs Margie Fitzgerald and Mrs Kate Everett welcomed as members and guests Mrs F L Dowsy L D Wilbanks and Mrs H C Olivers.

Better Homemakers H.D.C L. L. Deen D. L. Beavers Ervin Waller Deen B. D. Berry Harry Martin S. Sconyers W. R. Hicks C. H. Hammonds J. C. Pardue Margie Fitzgerald Kate Everett F. L. Dowsy L. D. Wilbanks H. C. Olivers

1954 Vehicle Replacement Rate Among Cars and Trucks

In 1954 two of every three passenger cars and three of every four trucks produced replaced vehicles that were scrapped, reflecting strong turnover in the auto fleet.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tom Lees Jackson Aimee Cook R. L. Fuller C. C. Lucky P. L. Bedgood A. R. Butler L. N. Copes R. N. Dozier Robert Fuller Milton Ford Floyd Mathews F. N. Reitzell Wesley Walters W. E. Young Ola Mae Pennington R. P. McKay W. S. Nield Henry Hart M. J. Hartman O. N. Reynolds Henry Poulan Burchall Liles C. G. Pearce, Jr W. E. Smith, Jr N. Klam Amos Shelton Lon Heuer Fred Frazier Margaret Land Society Wheeler National Council H. B. Hargrove Merle Norman Harrison PA Northeast State Women's Club Holloway and Thompson Our Navy Navy Mother’s Club American Legion Forsythe Avenue Ropers Field's Monroe LA Ferriday Oes Colony Hdc W. Boyd Epps Hdc Sue Crossman Fink’s USA Mindy Yours Monogram By LeVine Sar HDC
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