Lavish Luncheons Mark June Pre nuptials and Farewells in Virginia Hotel
Social calendar highlights include the Abernathys departure to Baton Rouge with a Monday luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harold Sass Action Monk. Miss Suzanne Hirsch hosts a roof party for her engagement with Mr. Charles McCord as host. Guests enjoy four and five course dinners with ornate pink and pastel decor and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Abernathy
Baton Rouge
Harold Sass
R. Weird
C. E. McKenzie
Suzanne Hirsch
Virginia
Charles McCord
Miss. Hirsch
Miss Hirsch
D. I. Hirsch
Abe Arent
George Thorgegon
Gordon Cummings
Pargie Hudson
Betty Meyer
Alyce Florsheim
Fannie Dennery
Walker Glenn, Jr
Herbert Levy
Charles Stubbs
Billie Barham
Doris Beaman
Beverley Russell
W. F. Cummings
Chetak
Wis
John Peters
Katherine Peters
Winnfield
J. W. McWilliams
Fort Miro
John Potts
F. C. Shephard
Porter Burgess
L. C. Duncan
Teflis Grotto
Virginia Hotel
Frenay Surgaine
J. W. Swift
Swift
Art talk by Evelyn Hill at Junior Fine Arts club gathering
Miss Evelyn Hill gave a lecture on Ancient and Modern Processes of Jewelry Craft before the Junior Fine Arts club at Mrs. Dean Selig’s home. She displayed handmade pieces and a 16th century solid gold ring, followed by songs and piano numbers. The program included minutes, plans for a picnic, and multiple social notices and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hill
Stella Vinson
Chicago Art Institute
Art Center At
Dean Selig
Miss Hill
Marjorie Richardson
Theda Ely Lewis
Hortense Peck
Louise Gayle McDonald
Bobbie Keller
Joyce Seigle
Eve's Orchard by Margaret Widdemer
Eve Mannersfeld returns to her Connecticut farmhouse and orchard to find tensions rise as her fiancé Denny arrives amid guests including George Cleve lard and Uncle Henry. Eve contemplates roots and independence while Auntie Cleveland challenges the union, and a steady roomer awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Mannersfeld
Connecticut
New York
George Clevelard
Seymour House
Henry
George
Park Avenue
Denny
Eve
Ellen Walton
Evelina
Eorge
Uncle Henry
Adriana
Judge
Margaret Widdemer
Jonesboro Hostesses Honor Graduates at Informal Dance
Mrs W C McDonald held an informal dance in Jonesboro to honor Miss Mary Gatlin and Miss Elaine McDonald from the Jonesboro High School graduating class. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Beverly Anne with Miss Elizabeth Rue assisting. Attendees included numerous classmates and friends, with Mrs H M Gatlin giving a tea for her daughter and Elaine McDonald, a 1936-37 classmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McDonald
Mary Gatlin
Elaine McDonald
Jonesboro High School
Beverly Anne
Elizabeth Rue
Wilma Cooper
Juanita Jones
Dorothy Michaud
Mary Ella Robinson
Ruth Bagwell
Rosemary Mackey
Ruth Holland
Earl McKenzie
James Moore
Francis Stewart
Neil Kirkland
Luther Crowson
Bob Patton
John Holland
Martel Fontenot
Dude Collins
H. M. Gatlin
Jonesville Bridge Club Meets at Marvin Home
Members gather with Mrs. S. L. Marvin hosting and most members present except Mrs. H. W. LeTissier. Prizes awarded to Mrs. C. E. Enete, Mrs. Henry Uttinger and Mrs. Marvin. Refreshments served. Also notes arrivals and visits of local residents and faculty members during summer period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Spencer
Flora Mae Dowdy
Linda Spencer
Pauline Phillips
Myrtis Wright
Rowena Kirby
Mary V. Beard
Ruby Lea Beard
Rosie Stroud
Lodie Mall
Betty Owen
Rose Mary Wurster
Messrs
Jonesville Bridge Club
R. P. Boyd
Charles Phillips
H. W. LeTissier
Henry Uttinger
S. L. Marvin
C. E. Enete
E. H. Scott
Charlotte Smead
Marvin
Local Social Notes From Wisner And Nearby Towns
Wisner residents Edith Holder and Eloise Funderburk visited relatives in nearby towns. Mrs Dan Kennerly and Earnest traveled to Lake Charles to see kin. Shreveport visitors include Mrs A A Arline and C G Webb Sr and Jr. Mrs Huel Holloway returned from Norfolk with Edith B Kiper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kennerly
Earnest
Lake Charles
A. A. Arline
Shreveport
C. G. Webb, Sr
Whitworth Student Visits Family and Local Notices
Gilbert Miss Correnth Sherrouse, Whitworth college student, Brookhaven Miss, visits her parents here. Mrs. H. S. Holloway and Barbara Mae, visiting relatives, move to Norfolk Va to settle. Edith B. Kiper to visit aunt in Rocky Mount before Norfolk. Ruth "anie returns to Gilbert from Vivian La Longview and Dallas Tex. Lucile McNair of Delhi visits Gilbert. Mildred Turner to attend summer school at Louisiana Tech. Tuna distribution noted by currents and Mediterranean migrations aiding fishermen with nets ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correnth Sherrouse
Whitworth College
Brookhaven
H. S. Holloway
Barbara Mae
L. B. Kiper
Norfolk
Mrs. Holloway
Edith B. Kiper
Rocky Mount
N. C
Miss Kiper
P. D. Yates
Ruth “Anie
Gilbert
Vivian
Longview
Dallas
Tex
Legion convention plans announced for Louisiana events
The Reserve Officers association to judge the drum and bugle contest with Colonel Castro Carazo of LSU as bandmaster. Army plane formation from Barksdale field may fly over the opening day. Registration centers set at Stefan building and Hotel Frances for American Legion and auxiliary. one dollar fee per legionnaire grants full convention participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Officers Association
Castro Carazo
Louisiana State University
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Perhamus
The
Legion
Stefan
St. John Street
Hotel Frances
American Legion Auxiliary
Visitors return from Mississippian visits
Ferriday Mrs. William Mayer and Jeanne Marie are back from a visit in Greenville Miss Rev and Mrs Charles G Bruce and son Carl have returned after a pleasant visit in Centreville Miss Miss Mrs Fred Anderson the former Miss Blossom Chapline of Wildsville now of Purcell Colo and her young son Earnest are visiting Wildsville with her parents Mr and Mrs J R Riggs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mayer
Jeanne Marie
Greenville
Charles G. Bruce
Carl
Centreville
Miss
Fred Anderson
Blossom Chapline
Wildsville
Purcell, Colo
Earnest
J. R. Riggs
Nations Birth in Rayville Shocks Local Families
Rayville Louisiana June 9 special announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Leonard Nations on June 6. A national power report shows 68.1 billion kilowatt hours of steam generated electricity in 1936, up from 555.2 million the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
F. E. Eubanks
Chatham
Charline Louise
Hubert Ingram
Callie Mae
Rayville
Leonard Nations
United States
Wife Loses Charm As Husband Leaves
A woman once full of life grows nervous and weak from ailments common to women. Her energy and appetite fail, leading to frequent quarrels and her husband leaving home. The text promotes G F P vegetable tonic, claiming decades of use and a money back guarantee, with St Joseph as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
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L. P. Abernathys
Harold Monk
Capital
Gay Noes
Anna Marie Nelson
Charleston
W. Va
James A. Noe
Fairview
Miss Nelson
Mary Lena Lowe
Pine Bluff
Ark
Sue Dickard
Betty Engstrom
Cornelia McHenry
Joan Boardman
Mary Wilton McHenry
Edward Spitt
Harold Engstrom
Engstrom
Memphis
H. Honnell
Honnell
Boyce Briggs
Spitt
Oscar Nelson
John D. Henry
James Hayden Kepner
Denver
Walsaburg
Colo
West
Louise Averette
Phoenix
Ariz
C. O. Landrus
Singin
Sam
KMLB
Paris
Alps
Claudette
Colbert
Eee
Little
Hiawatha
Wallace Beery
Charles Ruggles
Eleanor Whitney
Warren Hull
Jean Muir
Rex Bell
Westinghouse
Equitable
Monroe
Paramount
John Devereaux
Devereaux
Kappa Phi Kappa Fraternity
Pine Bluff, Ark
Gay Noe
Douglas Moore
Martha Ann
Pine Street
Chetek
Gordon Cain
Lester Tinklepaugh
Montgomery, Ala
R. H. Redding
West Monroe
Marjore Oliver
State University
Stanley Reid
Miami
Fla
Havana
Louise Gray
V. F. W. Auxiliary
DeSiard Street
George Thorgeson
Julia Reid
Dan Dennett
Raymond Spence
Crosley Auditorium
Semper Fidelis Club
H. John
Aubrey Haas
David Snyder
John J. Potts
Romain Peters
Mack Gill
Simon Friedlander
Louis Goldman
Hyman Liebreich
Armandine Renaud
Neville Auditorium
Garden Club
T. C. Rowland
Delta Beta Sigma
Jeanette Sentell
District of Columbia
Miss Sentell
Jean Stiles
Jean Belcher
Kathryn Trigg
M. L. Doll
Anne Grenlee
Anna Norfleet
Ruth Staman
Jodie Riggins
Marguerite Bentley
Martha Haynes
Florence Morris
Helen Heath
Frances McCoy
Florence Sayer
Eleanor Hargrove
Susan Greer
Mary Baird
Lorraine O’roark
Frances Boatner
Jean Miles
Jacqueline
Tats Pune
Aa AV Prn
Uae
Eve's Orchard
Tyenny
Mannersfields
Jonesville
Will
Will Rogers
Evelyn Venable
Kent Taylor
David Harum
Twentieth Century-Fox
Edward Noyes Westcott
Capitol
Faye Foster
Grant High School
Katherine Beard
Chase School
J. K. Mooney
White Castle
Ishamel Gauthier
Mrs
Frank Cooper
D. L. Davis
el Dorado, Ark
Wisner
Edith Holder
Vicksburg Sanitarium
C. G. Webb, Jr
C. G. Webb
Huel Holloway
Franklin Parish
Eloise Funderburk
Winnsboro
John S. Williams
Mrs. Segrest Roach
Downsville
A. D. Edwards
Oak Grove
Eloise Edwards
Lucile McNair
Delhi
Mildred Turner
Louisiana Tech
Mediterranean
Ferriday
Munholland-Danwitz Furniture Co
DeSiard St
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Central Savings Bank and Trust Co
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