Marriage of Pearl Eubanks and John Smith in 1929
Miss Pearl Eubanks of Bastrop and Mr. John Walter Smith of Alexandria wed on December 28 1929 at Rev L G Cleverdon's home in Alexandria. Both graduates and active in social circles, they plan to reside on Hill Street in Alexandria after January first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eubanks—Smith
Louisiana
Pearl Eubanks
Bastrop
John Walter Smith
Alexandria
L. G. Cleverdon
W. A. Eubanks
Mer Rouge
Draughon’s Business College of
J. W. Ludlum
Smith
W. W. Smith
Sterling
Bolton High School
Roy O. Martin Lumber Company
Social calendar notes and a wedding in Vicksburg
Miss Violette Meyer hosts tea at her parents home in Fairview from 4 to 6 PM. Nearby gatherings include friends visiting in Rayville and Brookhaven. Marriage of Miss Odie Wilburn and Mr. Charles R. B. Wilson at Rev. Goodwin's home with reception in Vicksburg. Phi Kappa fraternity to host a dancing party at the Virginia Hotel and plan a new Edgewater Gardens clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Platt
New Orleans
Elizabeth Geren
Deke Fraternity
Harlequin
Joseph Biedenharn
Mignon Shelton
Shreveport
Violette Meyer
W. J. Meyer
Fairview
Odie Wilburn
Charles RB. Wilson
G. F. Goodwin
Mrs. Wilson
Vicksburg
Miss
Yuletide
Fta Chapter
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Virginia Hotel
Phi Kappa
Edgewater Gardens
Edgewater Country Club
Progressive luncheon makes Mrs Gann dine anew
Mrs Gann attended a progressive luncheon in Washington on December 8, seated at a different table for each of the five courses, hosted by Mrs William Wolff Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Which Shall It Be by Fanny Darrell
An upbeat promotional piece contrasts winter sports in the North with tropical vacations in the South. It extols sun kissed air, snowy scenes, and mid winter escapes, then notes love follows everywhere and happiness awaits wherever one travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Rascal
Twin City Churches Programs Services Monroe and West Monroe
Church notices outline upcoming Monroe and West Monroe events with services meetings and devotional gatherings across both cities. Includes schedule highlights and community church affiliations for readers planning attendance.
Fairy Queen or Miss Norton A Childs Daydream Tale
A lively child Anne Nagy or Norton daydreams and pretends to catch stars and fairy queens at school and home. The passage notes the fine line between imagination and danger and suggests embracing imaginative play rather than pathologizing daydreaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Miss
Anne
Miss Norton
Myes Norton
Reflections and church notices for year end 1929
A compendium of religious services and programs for December 29 1929 including Christian Science notes at North Second Street First Baptist Church Gordon Avenue Methodist Columbia area churches and a Church of Christ in the Legion building. Activities feature sermons student night services and holiday greetings with pastor notes from Hastings Jordan and Johnson and references to Burden of Yule 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Flowers
Granville Ober
Jesus
Louise McKellar
Evelyn Cule
Martha Flowers
McKinney
Christian Science Services
North Second Street
Christian Science
Churches of Christ, Scientist
al] Galilee
Mary Baker Eddy
First Baptist Church
Grammont and
St. John
L. T. Hastings
C. B. Hall
Zech
Kate Flanagan
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
Gordon Avenue
Dixie Street
H. W. Jordan
R. H. Goza
W. M. Society
Jordan
Church OF Ciarist
American Legion
Corner Wood
St. John Streets
J. Johnson
Brother Johnson
Texas
Louisiana
Talks to 37 Percent of Parents
A brief item notes continued discussion on a topic affecting 37 percent of parents, suggesting ongoing outreach or policy dialogue. The snippet implies a follow-up on this subject as readers are directed to page two for more details.
Hollywood Scandal Involving John Andrew Kellogg and Anne Ames
John Andrew Kellogg visits a Hollywood cafe where Anne Ames questions his motives and status amid a tense exchange about his acting career and a possible deal. Kellogg worries over his finances and a looming public image while planning to see Anne later. He reflects on money spent and the uncertain path ahead in a star studded setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sys Opsis
John Andrew Kellote
Barbara Thorntom
David Craiz
John Andrew
Barbara
Craig
Hollywood
San Francisco
Charta
California
Anne Ames
Utah
Andrew
Anne
Los Angeles
Sana Francisco
Peter Mertram
Peter
Mercury
John Adrew
Pete
Amtroes
Tumcheon
Restauramt
Bill Carey
Angies
Carey
Mr. Kellogg
Kellogg
John Andrew Koelers
Gabbitt
Anns
Bee Jean
Amos
New York
Eslogg
Annie Sant
Kellorg
Poinsettia
6Th Avenue
Danny
Ois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Clarks
Mary Eltie Elliott
Dora Cooksey
Irbey Lee May
T. E. Skirvin
Beatrice Skirvin
Frieda Buffington
Jeannette Clarkson
Faye Estep
Ivby Lee May
Marie Minard
Dayne Buffington
Margaret Lynn Mecom
Mesdames
W. H. Mecom
J. Loomis
Edgar Rice
Edgewater Golf and Country Club
William Jones
Rayville
A. K. Kilpatrick
Lotus Club
Whitfield Blanks
Colorado Springs
Mr. Blanks
H. H. Blanks
Whitfield
Edel Blanks
South
Monroe
Kalarama
W. B. Reily
Mildred Morton
Maunsel Bennett Pearce
Claude Harrison
Tri Deltas
A. A. Thoman
C., H. Rose
Dallas
St. Matthew's P. T. A
Thomas Dupree
T. J. Brennan
Alpha Omicron Phi
Jennie Hanna
Triangle Club
Mrs. Reiley
A. R. Hammond
Frances and
Virginia Hancock
Auburn
Ala
WAPI
Birmingham
Miss Bower Weaks
Chicago
Mr. Pinckney Weaks
Myrtle Rodgers
Montgomery
Spencer Permanent Wave Shop
Ouachita National Bank
J. A. Taylor
W. T. Cook
Miss Mae Read
Farmerville
Paul LeBlanc
Southern School of Printing
Knoxville, Tenn
Mrs
P. J. LeBlanc
H. H. Hodge
F. G. Frisbie
C. J. Entrecan
Leon Sutton
Brookhaven
W. L. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
M. B. Sisson
Jane Gordon
Gordon Sisson
C. C. Gordon
Met Rouge
Associated Press
Fanny Darrell
West Monroe
Alice Judson Peale
Uny
William
Madge
Illiam Harrison
Junior
Fayy
Mary
Roderick
Henry
Willam
Stilling
Tunney
Dempsey
Dicky
Lac
Sydney Herschel
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