Miss Germany Weds Dr. Folsom at Methodist Church
Miss Lela Germany daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Germany married Dr Charles Walton Folsom at the First Methodist Church in a June morning ceremony. The service featured Lohengrin march nuptial music and a bouquet carrying bridal party including Miss Melba Liner and Miss Ruth Folsom. After the ceremony the couple left for New Orleans for a honeymoon trip. The bride is a Randolph Macon alumna and Alpha Omicron Pi member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Germany
Robert Germany
Charles Walton Folsom
First Methodist
Scott
Don Brittenmoser
Hadley Leavell
Clyde Sanders
Lohengrin
Melba Liner
Ruth Folsom
Leghorn
J. Bolling Jones, Jr
Lynchburg
J. Bolling Jones
Robert Hall
New Orleans
Ensign
James Shell
Neil Buie
Stanley Wyatt
Schumann
Brittenmoser
Sanders
Little Theater Notes and Local Arts News
Local theater notes report ongoing rehearsals and playful jokes as the community eagerly anticipates performances. Alice Stuart Oglesby visits Winnfield. Florence Ziegler showcases piano students, while Miss Regina Moffett works on a June 14 dance revue with New York instructors. Mrs T A Faison is seriously ill in Ruston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Stuart Oglesby
Winnfield, la
O. M. Grisham
Regina Moffett
Neville Auditorium
Phantom Kotex introduces new flat end sanitary pad
An ad proclaims Phantom Kotex as a radical redesign in sanitary protection by Kotex originators. The ends are flattened to avoid outlines under clothing with supremely inconspicuous design and a Super-Phantom variant for extra protection. Readers are urged to request a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotex
Pattern 2350 Cape Collar Dress Pattern for Sizes 14 to 42
Anne Adams presents Pattern 2350 for a cape collar deeply pointed bodice and skirt with ribbon sash. Available in sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42, requiring 3 1 2 yards of 39 inch fabric and 2 3 4 yards of 2 inch ribbon for size 16. Catalog and pattern priced separately or together, order via Monroe News Star Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Monroe News-Star Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Neville Senior Class Brings Oh Doctor to Monroe Showing
Last night Neville high school seniors staged the musical comedy Oh Doctor directed by Mrs. Minnie Ruffin and Miss Clara Hall. The performance featured strong voices, notable solos, skilled dancing, and elaborate costumes, with Katherine May and Nellie Breard highlighted for their vocal and acting talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville High School
Minnie Ruffin
Clara Hall
Monroe
Katherine May
Nellie Breard
Henry Florsheim
Morris Haas, Jr
Thomas Sullivan
John Hays
Dorothy Apgar
Mother of
Glory
Ruby Oakland
Orchestra Members Listed for Historic Performance
Virginia Elizabeth Cudd, Dorothy Brown, Stella May and others are named among the performers. The orchestra, described as the backbone of the show, includes Lowery Jefferson, Mrs. Louise Forte, T. A. Anderson, Wayne Wamsley Jr. and many additional musicians. Pianist Mrs. P. A. Poag is noted.
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Virginia Elizabeth Cudd
Dorothy Brown
Stella May
Martha Garretson
Doris Fleming
L. H. Davis
George Kennedy
Vincent Sampagnaro
Billy Reagan
Douglas Kelly
Anthony Airoldi
Faulkner Blanks
Lowery Jefferson
Louise Forte
G. L. Fox
T. A. Anderson
Wayne Wamsley, Jr
Carey Thompson
Morris Delaret
Phillip Bernhardt
Impossible Tasks in an Emergency Move on to Saleswomen
In a tense exchange called by Barnes and Mrs Underwood, the plan centers on locating Marion and Carolyn amid rumors of two Whitney Hall pupils seen with a man. The discussion questions possible coat clues, acknowledging school rules about sharing belongings while noting improvised community lending in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Whitney Hall
Carolyn
Midnight Coat Hunt Ties to School Shop Saleswoman
Adele Garrision follows a suspicions trail after Madge’s theory about reversible plaid coats. Mrs. Barnes and Miss Jenkins become focal points as the group plans a discreet morning interview to verify purchases tied to Marion and Carolyn. The scene ends with a doorbell at a frame house and a teaser for tomorrow.
Cant Marr y by Julian Cleft Addan
Jenny Revell becomes entangled in a web of secrets as Gratton Matching and Georgie navigate marriage, loyalty, and control. Jenny wrestles with concealed alliances while Eddie Townsend plans a home life, and Georgie contemplates commitment amid deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fou
Julian Cleft-Addan
Garth Aveney
Jenny Revell
Georgie
Jenny
Eddie Townsend
Eddie
Grattan Matching
Gratton
Jenn
Townsend
Garth
Gill
Byre Street
Fiddle
Julia Cleft-Addama
Selwyn Lloyd Dante Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Friends and family gathered Monday May 30 to celebrate Selwyn Lloyd Dante’s sixth birthday. Emma Jane Weil and Perry Mehrman won prizes. treats and a large pink cake with lighted tapers were served on the sun porch. A fishing pond provided a final festive highlight for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwyn Lloyd Dante
Emma Jane Weil
Perry Mehrman
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Dr. Folsom
Alpha Omicron Pi
Review Club
E. R. Yancey
Henry Colbert
Age of Innocence
Edith Wharton
My Antonia
Willa Cather
Pearl Buck
B. J. Breard
W. E. Sissons
L. B. Chambers
Fred Fudicker
C. V. McGimsey
E. E. McGee
C. B. Braun
E. E. Stewart
Reece Majors, Sr
A. R. Holloway
Walter Rhodes
O. C. Dawkins, Sr
B. W. Leigh
E. P. Cudd
A. G. Treadgeld
E. R. Strahan
J. W. Worthington
C. E. McKenzie
Little Theater Notes
Florence Ziegler
Georgia Tucker School
M. B. Pearce
DeKovan
Valse Bleue
Joyce Feinstein
Myrtle Lipscomb
L. Streabbog
Edwin Glenn
Charles Grobe Lelia Dean Frazier
Eit
Harvey Gaul
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Katherine A. Lively
O. E. Barron, Jr
John M. Williams
Betty Lee Engstrom
Pee
Martha Grafton
Katherine Kugler
the Cuckoo
Cadite Bean
Volkmann
Billie Allen
Lorraine Matthews
Oswald B. Wilson
Robert T. MacLachlan
Virginia Bar Kersh
James Willis
Evan Davies
Beethoven Marilyn Betts
Carolyn Oliver
W. S. Adcock
H. C. Foster
T. A. Faison
Ruston
Phantom
Marjorie May
Mary Pauline Callender
North Michigan Ave
Chicago
Korex
Kotea
News-Star
Neville
Doris Beaman
Miss Joy Steele
Miss Beaman
Cynthia
Drinkwater Sanitarium
Miss Steele
Beverly Russell
India Stubbs
Gladys McGee
Frances Hart
Marie Dell Horuff
Carolyn Stubbs
Louise Gray
Dean McKain
Durwood Griffin
Robert Holloway
Tony Marsala
Leo Ticheli
Oh Doctor
Edna Bacle
Gertrude Brauer
Ouida Collins
Mary Fletcher
Mildred Gobble
Billie Stroud
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Elmese Lynn
Floy Kennedy
Ruth Murphy
Carolyn Walker
Marguerite Terrell
Paul Fudickar
Albert Harper
Simeon Lieber
Oliver Lowery
W. D. McGee
Paul Owen
Frank Renfro
Frank Roddy
Carlo Sciara
Burton Wolf
Dorothy Graves
Myrtle Odor
Beatrice Forrest
Dorothy Biggs
Lorene Cain
Elizabeth Kennedy
Marrin Granberry
Alice Boyd Thompson
Dorothy McComb
Maurine Gill
Elaine Grayson
Flora Yarborough
Louise L. Club
Beatrice Skirvin
Fern Parham
Roberta O’donnell
Paramount Theater
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Crosley Auditorium
Dorothy Emerson
Virginia Galloway
Elizabeth
Dorothy Oglesby
C. D. of A
St. Matthew's Parochial School
Archie Melgrem
Charlotte Breard
Georgia Tucker Auditorium
Stuart Walker
J. M. Myatt
Frederick
Clarence Oakley
Marie Collens
Breard-Hamilton
The
Baptist Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
A. K. Kilpatrick
Fine Arts Club
Cameo Room
Virginia Hotel
Sketch Club
Scott Hamilton
First Methodist Church
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Heart of
Wife
Madge
Adele
Garrison
Marion
Frances Jenkins
Harry
Dr. Barnes
Harry Underwood
Ronald
Mary
Miss Jenkins
Ming Feasuree Firnadicale
Bert Jenny
Grandfather
Aveney
Lorence Abrams
Sepp
Dickin Baer
Mira
Low
Tommy Clements
Blythe
Miller
Harvey Dragon
Robby Finkelstein
David Kahn
Shireley Kaplan
John ¥. Kelso, Jr
Yvonne Kuhn
Julia K. Leibreich
Olga Lipson
Hosemary
Decjia May Cascio
Hetty Jane Masur
David Masur
Hose Elaine Masur
Zola May Gossett
Henry Paris
Betty Meadows
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