Society Pays Respects To Miss Johnnie Cox
Society hosts and guests honor Miss Johnnie Cox ahead of her June wedding to Mr. Ray Greene of Bastrop at Grace Episcopal church. Florence Poag and daughter entertain with a luncheon at Lotus Club and Fine Arts club members perform in an evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Poag
Johnnie Cox
Ray Greene
Bastrop
Grace Episcopal Church
Fagan Cox
Pong
James Cox
Miss Cox
John Noel
Sara Talbert
Marie Deas
Crawford Young
Edward Starsney
Mrs Griffin Family Tour and CentenniaI Texas Encampment
Mrs Pearl Griffin and son Spivey Griffin with Mr T dg Hunt visited Menderson Texas while Mrs T D Griffin joined in Dallas for the Texas centennial. Graham Waring and son traveled to Camp Sequoia Fayetteville Ark for a ten day outing and heard President Roosevelt. 75,000 witnessed the event. Invitations announce A Dance by Miss Robertine Rhymes at the Country Club on Saturday June 13, 1936 from 8 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Griffin
Spivey Griffin
T. Dg. Hunt
Menderson
Texas
T. D. Griffin
Dallas
Graham Waring
Graham, Jr
Camp Sequoia
Fayetteville
Ark
Little Rock
Roosevelt
Robertine Rhymes
Hope enters Rupert Joris tale for annulment deal
Rupert Joris, jilted by Elinor Fleming for drinking, encounters a young arene seeking legal advice and marriage. He proposes, but on Sunday morning realizes his folly and learns she will grant an annulment in return for an 85000 check. Dirk, Rupert’s brother, is drawn to the girl named Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Joris
Elinor Fleming
Aaron
Arene
Dirk
Isabel
Burton
Elinor
Nora
Natalie
Rupert
Tower Room
A Change of Mind Chapter Reveals Nora’s Secret Visit
Rupert learns Isabel and Natalie Page visited the upcoming bride, signaling that Nora’s secret is out. Dirk reports the guests to Rupert as the scene unfolds with tension and revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upert
Dirk
Isabel
Natalie Page
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Local Society Notes and Upcoming Events Summary
Fort Mire chapter D A R meets Saturday at 2 p m at the chapter house. Sunday wedding of Miss Johnnie Cox and Mr Ray Green at Grace Church at 2 30 p m. Louis McGuire chapter meets Monday at 6 pm. Y W M A meets Tuesday with Mrs B S Vaughan at 3 pm on North Fourth Street. Lila Seogin presents an ensemble piano recital at Ouachita Parish High School auditorium at 8 15 p m. Phi Kappa hosts a dancing party on Cherokee Terrace at 10 p m. Mrs J C Amman hosted Catholic Ladies Altar Society members with a social and 40 hour devotion planning committee announced for June 14 and 16. Next meeting in July with Mrs W E Reardon. Mrs T J Coenan of Rayville in city en route to Dallas Texas centennial. Mrs Stephen Barbara visits from Mrs A B Ramsey of Augusta Ga, returning from Confederate reunion in Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mire
Johnnie Cox
Ray Green
Grace Church
B.S. Vaughan
North Fourth Street
Lila Seogin
Ouachita Parish High School
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Cherokee Terrace
D. W. Rymes
W. E. Reardon
C. L. Thomas
T. L. Morris
Amman
Evelyn Amman
T. J. Coenan
Rayville
Shreveport
Mr. Coenen
Dallas
Stephen Barbara
A. B. Ramsey
Augusta
Ramsey
Stay Put As Verbal Fallout Shapes an Altofficial Pact
In a tense domestic exchange Rupert offers a drawing account and asks his companion to stay, insisting there will be no annulment if she remains. She seeks permission and hints at her plan to settle debts while Dirk may visit later for a drive, shaping fragile leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keven
Dirk
Rupert
Rupert Settles Lupin Hill Mystery Bride
Rupert, after a tense confrontation with Dirk, arranges to keep Elinor quiet and loyal. He offers a banked check and clothes to his new companion and clarifies she must not bolt doors while adjusting to his terms of residence. The scene ends with Dirks departure and Rupert securing Elinor’s status.
Local social notes include visits and gatherings across towns
Mangham Mrs D W Poole returns from Franklington. Miss Beatrice Smith of Wisner visits Mrs J P Powell. Miss Olivia Lee hosts Methodist youth class. Red Stephens of Baton Rouge visits Claude Stokes McConnell. Misses Dorothy Stark and Rachelle Powell travel to Natehitcches for L A N. Mrs Elizabeth Grantham hosts dinner for Miss Jerry Perry of Lumberton with guests Mary Virginia McConnell Norive Hixon Billy Brown Charles Edward Hixon Douglas Bouoth Nicholas Piru Grover Harold Grantham. Mr and Mrs J W DeMoss Jr Mrs M D McConnell and Miss Mildred McConnell drive to Dallas to visit Mrs T R Thomas. Tommie Todd Thomas accompanies them home. Miss Thoma Warrison, formerly at Lake Charles, visits her mother Mrs J E Harrison. Mrs Dow Case hosts a bridge party with attendees Mrs E T Lee Miss Ada Hepateile Miss Mable Brown Mrs R V Jones Mrs W Hixon Mrs Mable Nash Miss Ethel Watson Mrs A V Landry Mrs Monroe Hixon Mrs M K McConnell Mrs Linda Pardue and Mrs Dow Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Grantham
Jerry Perry
Lumberton
Miss
Mary Virginia McConnell
Norive Hixon
Billy Brown
Charles Edward Hixon
Douglas Bouoth
Nicholas Piru
Grover
Harold Grantham
J. W. DeMoss, Jr
M. D. MccConnell
Mildred McConnell
Dallas
Texas
T. R. Thomas
Tommie Todd Thomas
Dow Case
E. T. Lee
Ada
Lois White Wins $100 LSU Scholarship
Lois White of Black High School Jonesville was chosen by the Sigma scholastic fraternity Ma Sigma as the recipient of a $100 scholarship to Louisiana State University for her scholastic achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesville, la
Lois White
Ma Sigma
Louisiana State University
Local Visitors Share Time Across Towns
Mrs. Otis Spinks of Haughton visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Allen in Jonesville. Mrs. Lola Ussery of Shreveport visits friends and relatives in Jonesville. Mr. and Mrs. William Ryals and children of Winnfield spent a weekend with Mrs. Ryals's mother Mrs. H. M. Wheeler. Miss Katherine Beard, lately at normal in Natchitoches, vacations with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Beard. Mrs. L. Yancey visited her parents in Baton Rouge. Mrs. Mice V. Nason and children of Kansas City Kansas stay with her mother Mrs. N. Ky Gallender of Block High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Spinks of
Haughton
Will Allen
Lola Ussery
Shreveport
Jonesville
William Ryals
Winnfield
Katherine Beard
Natchitoches
Mrs. M. J. Beard
L. Yancey
Baton ‘Rouge
Mice V. Nason
Kansas City, Kans
Nason
N. Ky Gallender
Notable Attendees List For Local Event Class Gathering
Present were Misses Myrtis Wright Bernice Arnaud Mildred Mooney Lina Spencer Effie Elaine Young Sybil Wurster Freeda Reagan Flora Mae Dowdy Elizabeth Beard Pauline Phillips Elizabeth Mooney and Messrs H R Wheeler Howard Wright Woodie Davis Jim Al Marvin Clell Baker Neely Swayze Richard Arnaud and H T Young and Mr and Mrs J M Carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtis Wright
Bernice Arnaud
Mildred Mooney
Lina Spencer
Effie Elaine Young
Sybil Wurster
Freeda Reagan
Flora Mae Dowdy
Elizabeth Beard
Pauline Phillips
Elizabeth Mooney
H. R
Wheeler
Howard Wright
Woodie Davis
Jim al Marvin
Clell Baker
Neely Swayze
Richard Arnaud
H. T. Young
Yucca Cemeteries in Hidalgo Decorated With Egg Shells
In Hidalgo Mexico villagers ward off evil spirits by decorating cemetery yucca plants with eggshells. The practice blends local folklore with memorial customs as families honor the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo
Mexico
College students, summer visits and moves noted in Louisiana
Mrs. F B Wisinger returns from Dallas with family and friends. LSU L S U and Whitworth college students listed among summer visitors graduates include Richard Fenton and Iona Ferre. Perry Cooksey and Virginia Cooksey plan studies and teaching or music. Several travel to New York Seattle Nome and Natchitoches for study or visits. A contract bridge club hosts a guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fenton
Carthage
Texas
Iona Ferre
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana Central Lumber Company
Perry Cooksey
New Orleans
Oasis
Virginia Cooksey
Cooksey
Charlotte Box
Whitworth College
Local social events feature Miss Helen Chapman honors
Miss Helen Chapman named high score winner at a gathering with Mrs D L Jackson Miss Thalia Ferree Miss Sentelle Johns and others present A Katfee Klatsch hosted by Mrs W I McDermott honored guest Mrs John Loomis Naomi Shell W A members held meeting A Clarks High School graduates tea honored by Mrs F B Wisinger and Miss Alice Lineback with students guests Grayson High seniors also invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Lege
Helen Chapman
D. L. Jackson
Thalia Ferree
Sentelle Johns
Dora
Virginia Cooksey
Marie Minard
Ada Woods
Yonge
W. Ln McDermott
L. L. Jackson
McDermott
John Loomis
Henry Mitchell
Clarks High School
F. B. Wisinger
Wisinger
Alice Lineback
Grayson High School
Grass Fire at Louisville Cooperage Plant
A grass fire on the grounds of the Louisville Cooperage company plant on Jackson street was extinguished by firemen Thursday night. No damage resulted. The fire was said to have been caused by carelessness with cigarettes, a passing motorist perhaps having thrown the lighted cigarette into the grass.
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Louisville Cooperage Company
Jackson Street
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Poag
Cox
F. L. Jones
Lotus Club
Missa Cox
Dorothy Breese
Edgar Hemphill
Davie Knowles
Stella Vinson
Wayne Wamsiey
Ladelle Duke
Fine Arts Club
Alfred Hennen
Raymond Spence
H. M. James
Hennen
Ben Stern
Reece McCook
Chopin
L. V. Tarver
C. W. Oseland
Darwin Nichols
H. C. Mayo
Wayne Wamsley
Leon Hammond
H. H. Douglas
E. L. Wright
EB. L. Wright
J. R. White
G. J. Froet
Lake Charles
S. J. Duncan
Tallulah
Calvary Baptist Church
Cheniere
The
Baptist Union
Misses Audrey Brady
Heloise Williams
Roselea Hart
Marjorie Hart
Effie Mae Hart
Bonnie Brooks
Edie Lee Aston
Edith Moore
Sue Nesbit
Helen Deemer
Hazel Harrington
Elcine Lively
Pauline Atchison
Vera Ogiesby
Mollie Bely LeBlanc
Dovie Netherlands
Ima Ray Wherry
Johnnie Young
Messrs
Frank Kirby
James Kirby
Truman Ellerbe
Randolph Hart
J. P. Crawley
Edward Endom
Tommy Jones
Street Venable
Walter Brady
Sam Donald
Ray Littles
Lamar White
R. B. Alexander
John Brady
Frank Preston
Ida Kaplan
Patricia Kaplan
David Kaplan
Dara Anish
Melvin Anish
Frances Hotel
North Third Street
D. B. Pellette
Sarasota, Fla
F.C. Holden
Mamie Louise Children's Shop
Monroe
Louis McGuire
J. C. Amman
Catholic Ladies’ Altar Society
Cook
Robinsons
Burtons
Mrs. Jobs
Margaret Ball Howtton
Dirkshawa Hono
Mangham
D. W. Poole
Franklington
Beatrice Smith of
Wisner
J. P. Powell
Olivia Lee
Methodist Church
Red" Stephens
Baton Rouge
Claude Stokes McConnell
Dorothy Stark
Rachelle Powell
Natehitcches
Armandine Renaud
Terpsichorean
Neville
Paris J. Goodnight
Virginia
Faye
Raye Cooksey
Lewis Cooksey
Travis Knight
Delancey Wade
Vivian Jones
Louisiana College
Virginia Thomas
Louise Zeagler
Marjorie Lewis
Dwanna Megison
New York City
Miss Megison
Herbert Freezer
Herman Megison
Seattle
Washington
Nome
Alaska
Ira Yount
Springfield, Mo
Z. L. Buffington
Dora Cooksey
Eugene Antley
O. V. Whitted
Jimmie and
Billy
A. McDougall
Stuttgart
Faye Estep
la Mesa
New Mexico
E. P. Chapman
E. P. Jr
Charles Riser
Ethel Riser
Charles Riser, Jr
Clarence Piles
Jim Whatley
Jena
C. F. Patterson
Helen
Houston
W. K. Bush
Dolores Loomis
Johnnie Mitchell
el Dorado, Ark
P. C. Yonge
Contract
Ouachita Candy CO
Alice Henry
Ator
Lamont Sisters
Don Spaniola
Red Pearce
Featuring
Roy McDowell
Voice of
the Air
Thotel Frances
Kd C
Apperson
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