Summer Time Fashions and Social News Highlight
The town showcases vacation wardrobe advice for travel by land sea or air with woolen coats linens and silk ensembles. Social notes honor Miss Camille Wall with a twilight tea at Mrs Howard Peevy’s home and list guests. Bernstein Park outing features a pink fashion supper for D C Pittman circle. visits include Lt Cmdr Victor Barringer and family with brief health notes for Mrs Leon Boughton.
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Howard Peevy
Camille Wall
Sarah Pankey
Jack Harrison
Miss Wall
B. W. Mathews
A. D. Harlen
Alex McKinnon
W. A. Chatham
C. W. Morgan
R. L. He
D. C. Pittman
Bernstein Park
Grace Thompson
Lillian Strickland
Margaret Hill
Natile Lust
Lora Mae Thompson
June Keith
Alma Keith
Carrol Thompson
B. Scealion
James Taylor
James Pittman
O. Rogers
S. M. Austin
Earl Bennett
J. C. Leath
Jim Campbell
Jack Gilbert
J. W. Halley
Willhite
Jim Day
Zula Simms
Sue
Victor Barringer
Washington, D. C
Victor Janson
Rosalee
Summer pattern and camp notes headline the News-Star
Pattern advertisement details Anne Adams pattern 2654 in sizes 12 through 20 with 3 12 yards of fabric for size 16 and price 15 cents per pattern plus 25 cents for catalog. Camp discussion by Joseph M Tracey urges resourcefulness, independence and a longer leisure week as a societal shift. Garden fete planned by Business and Professional Women's club June twentieth with cake walk on Jackson street lawn. Mrs Marie Wamsley named chair. Mrs A H Edmonds returns from New Iberia to welcome visitors Eunice Anding of Beaumont to the Edmonds home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Tracey
Mr. Tracey
Tracey
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Jackson Street
Marie Wamsley
Local Society Teas and Pageants Highlight Week Ahead
A busy schedule lists Wednesday events with Mrs Gordon Surgaine and Miss Alma Summer Potts hosting a buffet in honor of Miss Louise Theus along with sewing circle meetings, bridge teas, and a garden fete. A Chinese Fantasy revue at Neville Auditorium features legends of Tanabata with Mr Frederick Williamson narrating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Surgaine
Alma Summer Potts
Louise Theus
Logtown Sewing Circle
E. M. Granberry
Dewey Hinton
Dick Tyler Street
Ladies Society of the B. of L. T. and
Missouri Pacific Women’s Club
Edward Seymour
Joseph Isaacman
Riverside Country Club
Henry Bernstein
Garden Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
C. L. Mengis
C. P. Guerriero
Alfred Reid
J. B. Vaughan
David Garrett
Bridge
Vaughan
R. W. O'Donnell
Roberta O'Donnell
Mary Louise O'Donnel
Wilson Ewing
D Texada
Benjamin Dawkins
Louise Graves
Theus-Cook
Mr Frank Cook
E. T. Lamkin
T. O. Bancroft
Mr. Frank Cook
Judge
J. C. Theus
Frederick Williamson
Regina Moffett
Neville Auditorium
Williamson
Tanabata
Japan
Heaven
Heardboy
Hikoboshi
Frank Cook
Atlanta
Wedding Plans and Whispers Stir the Bridal Suite
In a charged dressing room scene Mary frets over Avis Arlen’s gown color and a bridesmaid’s meddling while Noel vows their wedding cannot be spoiled. Lillian and I plot with Aunt Madge to manage the scheme, hoping for calm as we worry over Phil’s unsettling intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Marion
Carolyn
Avis Arlen
Avia Arlen
Lillian
Noel
Allian
Madge
Phil
Helena
The White Cockatoo mystery unfolds in hotel tale
Detectives ponder if the killer who shot a Russian in a hotel corridor and the man who fired at Jim Sundean and the abduction attempt on Sue Tally are one. Sue Sun dean and David Lorn are drawn into a plot to seize a token that would reveal Sun’s identity to her long unseen brother and unlock a fortune. Sus is in danger and Sundean Gchea assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sho
Jim Sundean
Sue Tally
Sue Sundean
David Lorn
Pueele
Sun
Sus
Danner
Sundean Gchea
Sue
Lorn
Francis
Tally
Lovachiems
Miss Tally
Lovschiems
Marce
Marianne
Rue
Mr. Sundean
St. Lov
Schiem
Marcel
Lora
Lovschiem
Madame Lovschiem
Father Robert
The Terrible Tangle Unfolds At The Hotel
In the tense scene at the hotel, Miss Tally and Lorn press for clues as abduction, secret passages, and possible conspirators swirl around the Lovschiems and staff. Sue resists help while police and suspects weigh motives and routes of entry. The plan to contact Francis or the police faces delays as hidden connections emerge.
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Mrs. Weldon J. Arnette
Shreveport
O. M. Arnette
Buffalo
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Leon Boughton
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