Quiet wedding and society notices span Halley and Monroe
A quiet wedding will unite Miss Mary Frances Parnell and Mr. John William Perry at the bride’s mother’s Halley Arkansas home due to the bride’s illness. The feature recital by Mrs. Raymond Spence’s piano students occurs at West Monroe Baptist Church, with a May wedding announcements, college commencement at Stephens College, and various society meetings and visits across Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Parnell
John William Perry
Harvey Parnell
Halley
Ark
Mr. Perry
C. E. McKenzie
Barbara
Jane McKenzie
Charles McKenzie, Jr
Lee
Raymond Spence
West Monroe Baptist Church
Tschaikowsky
Helen Cheeks
Fiim
Bettye Henry
Turechek
Elizabeth Ann Bates
Aida
Verdi
Wilma May
Sawyer
Brahms
Julia Wilson
Emorean Mathews
Spain
Friml
Sue Hunt
Gavotte
Bach
Mrs. Spence
Sinding
Dorothy Ann Mitchell
Kreisler
Mary Sue Smith
Scotland
Hedson
Emojean Mathews
MacDowell
Bettie Jo Camp
Arcady
Huss
Nevin
Bettye Jo Camp
Cheniere Home
J. O. Scott
Jewel McQuiller
Ouachita Parish
Clarence Frost
Women of England” Fund
Ouida Thompson
Gerald Rollison
Lock Arbor Baptist Church
A. O. Buckley
Eula Mae Meeks
William C. Hare
William Harper
New Orleans
Vivian Harper
Sophie Newcomb College
Community events and notices from Nevilles High and local clubs
Local social calendar lists card party at Selman field and Thompson Wood Lee auxiliary meeting in Cameo room Virginia hotel. Fourth district school of instruction at Masonic temple, Rainbow Girls installation, Victory club meeting, piano recital at Northeast Junior College, and annual dance revue at Neville auditorium. Church circles meet, naval family update, Neville High 1943 class listed, and several wedding and visit invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selman Field
Cameo Room
Virginia Hotel
Thompson Wood Lee Auxiliary
Fourth District School of
Masonic Temple
the Order of Rainbow
Victory Club
Virginia Mitchiner
Armandine Renaud
Neville Auditorium
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Stone Avenue Methodist Church
Lon Ingram
L. J. Hunnicutt
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
Dallas Cain
Floyd Ferrington
The
First Methodist Church
C. P. Jarrell
Emerson Street
John Scholars
Rochelle Avenue
W. E. Sandel
Hudson Lane
W. C. Campbell
Rose Lawn
B. B. Handy
Riverside
R. G. Johnson
Calypso Street
E. R. Ludlum
Peach Street
J. E. Ball
Richwood Road
C. N. Jones
DeSiard Drive
Miss Cole Honored Guest at Y's Men’s Luncheon
Polly Cole served as guest of honor at the weekly Y's Men's luncheon at Hotel Frances on Wednesday night. She entertained with several vocal selections as good attendance and fellowship followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Cole
Y's Men's Club
Hotel Frances
Diamond island haven for giant thes after occupation
Diamond Island, about 140 miles south of Rangoon, served as a haven for giant thes until it was occupied by the Ja forces. Rebels and local residents reported ongoing clashes as occupation intensified, with limited access to aid and communications in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Seaboard
Parmelee
Illinois Central
Diamond Island
Rangoon
Thes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Parnell
Betty Lee Engstrom
H. W. Engstrom
North Third Street
Stephens College
James Madison Wood
Missouri College
United States
Frederick W. Nichol
New York
International Business Machines Corporation
Nichol
Commonwealth
America
Engstrom
St. Matthew's Ladies’ Altar Society
A. B. Bergevin
J. B. Filhiol
Father King
W. E. Reardon
S. F. Gremillion
Nancy Jo Olive
Baton Rouge
J. W. Murphey
Olive
Louisiana State University
Michael F. Wild
Orient
Lee Henry Des Bordes
United States Naval Reserve
St. Matthias Church
Miss Wild
Stanley Reid
J. D. Butler
Monroe
Dallas
Tex
Pearl
Richard L. Holmes
Holmes
Atlanta
Ga., Where His Family Has Removed. Mrs. Butler Was On Her Way To Norfolk, Va
Nord Lee Butler
First Presbyterian Church
Barbara Butler
Robert O. Kerr
Selmanfield
USO
Kerr
Ohio
June Meredith
National Catholic Community Service
John Bishop Johnston
Aurora
H. J. Larson
Larson
C. B. Wright
Donald
St. Petersburg
Fla
North Carolina
Wright
Armed Forces
Jacksonville
Joyce Siegle
Mexico City
University of Mexico
Siegle
Texas University
San Antonio
Dan O'Sullivan
Albert J. Atkins
North Africa
Mary Helen Weaver Carnahan
Charles Weaver
Pocatello
Idaho
Corporal Carroll Carnahan
Air Forces
William J. Ragsdale
City
William Bendel
William Bendel, Jr
Gulf Coast
Biloxi
Miss
E. Everett Lawson
Northeast Junior College
Dyke Lenard
Dot Eady
Pearl Pratt
St. Francis Sanitarium
Natchitoches
Neville High School
Florence Abrams
Catherine Booth
Louise Baham
Joy Bernhardt
Jo Ann Biedenharn
Jane Bradley
Doris Buckalew
Dorothy Bynum
Vera Jo Cannon
Bettie Cargile
Jean Carroll
Rosemary Cascio
Reta Clement
Betty Dawson
Madeline Embanato
Rema Jane Farr
Betty Jo Ford
Adrienne Gaston
Sara Clayton Griffith
Gwen Hathaway
Anne Inzina
Dorothy Ellen
Miles Sager
Bernard Semmes
Eugene Shelton
Buddy Smith
Duncan Smith
Billy Shephard
Alan Sugar
Jerry Sugar
Carl Tidwell
Roger Ussery
Donald Wadley
Orrie White, Jr
Herbert Wilson
Craig Whatley
Claude Younger
John Ezzo
J. D. Ladart
Joseph Mickel
William Hugh Miller
Martha Kathleen
Ernest L. Stanger
United States Army Air Forces
Episcopal Student Center
Louisiana
Scott Hamilton
Ashley
Alexandria
Hamilton
John Breard
Breard Home
Alfred Cohen
Diane
Seersuckers
Gabardines
Style Shop
Desiard ST
J. H. Parmelee
Bureau of Railway Economics
J. L. Beven
Illinois
United
Oxfords
Dad
Sis
Brother
Dessard Street
Monroe, Louisiana
Pei Et
Steel Files
Monroe Creice Equipment CO
Walnut St
Miss Cole
New Wonder
S&s
Aashan Neioaved Lami
Arrid
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