Social whirl in Monroe tempers with Red Cross drive
Younger set enjoys around the clock social life with luncheons boating parties and dances while married circles focus on Red Cross work knitting for European refugees. Miss Dottie White hosts a blue pink luncheon at the Frances hotel for Miss Jerry Kelso of Oklahoma, with guests listed including Miss Gloria Frances Major and others.
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Monroe
Red Cross
Cross
Dottie White
Jerry Kelso
Oklahoma
Frances Hotel
Gloria Frances Major
Mary Jo Brownlee
Adelaide Parker
Mary
Louise Fudickar
Jean Graves
Betty Middleton
Frances Raby
Maizelle Brown
Mary Lavinia Inabnet
Barbara McKenzie
Carolyn Husted
Jo Ann Guerriero
Kelso
New Orleans
Atlanta
Briscoe Trousdale
J. T. Conger
Clyde Paine
Marguerite McHenry
Ellen
Jean Hale
Malcolm Biedenharn
Edward Apperson
Miss Brownlee
Pretty Summer Frock Pattern No 8734 Promotes Fashion
The article promotesPattern No. 8734 for sizes 12 through 20 with open flattery sleeves a frill edged collar gathered bodice and sash waist. It describes fabric options dotted Swiss batiste dimity or voile in pastels or dark colors and advises a wide brimmed hat. It notes yardage requirements and where to send for the pattern and fashion book. It also lists visiting social events and attendees in Monroe.
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Batiste
Dimity
News-Star—World Today
7Th Ave
New York
N. Y
Community notices and a double wedding reported
Friday events include Catholic Daughters meeting at 7 30 p.m. Louise McGuire O E S at 8 p.m. and Central Baptist W M S at 3 p.m. Also a mix up dance at K of P hall and a Study club meeting at 2 p.m. Miss Katie Maude Gayne of Winnsboro and Mr James Craig of Rayville wed in Rayville La on June 5 with Rev W J Reed officiating. They honeymoon in Hot Springs Ark and will reside in Rayville. John Louis Lord of St Joseph announces the engagement of his daughter Johnnie Lenoir to Charles Sprague White of St Louis and Natchez Miss with marriage planned for late July.
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Catholic Daughters of America
K. of P. Hall
Louise McGuire
Masonic Temple
Central Baptist W. M. S
Afteroon
Zephyr Tarver
Katie Maude Gayne
Winnsboro
James Craig
Rayville
Lucy Craig
W. J. Reed
Mrs. Craig
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Craig
Richland State Bank
John Louis Lord
St. Joseph
Johnnie Lenoir
Charles Sprague White
St. Louis
Natchez, Miss
Lorenzo Smith
Columbia College of Drama and Radio
Chicago
Smith
H. P. Smith
West Monroe
Paris
Tenn
Arline Elroy Scruggs
Elroy Scruggs
Trenton arrives stirring town with roses and plans
Sue Davenport meets Bob Trenton of the new Trenton's Trendon Shoes as he sweeps into Wyeth Hill. He announces he will become a leading local businessman stepping into his late father's role at the shoe firm while courting her with roses and bold, confident charm.
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Sue Darling
Trenton
the Concern
England
Ozarks
Miss Davenport
Sue
Mr. Trenton
Bob
Susan
Bob Trenton
Allen
Kettle
Jim
Trendon
Jim Kettle
Forest Webb
Forest
Treadons
Chamber of Commerce
Old Allen
North Atlantic AAUW Conference Set for Barnard June 13 15
The American Association of University Women plans its biennial North Atlantic section meeting at Barnard College from June 13 to 15 with a Making Today Count program. Events include sessions, dinners, a barbecue at Barnard’s Ossining camp, and an Information Please hour led by Mrs. Adam Leroy Jones. There are Stockholm film highlights from the previous federation conference and a Junior Charity league style revue on the Virginia Hotel roof with Miss Louise Smelser as soloist and Lallage Feazel presiding.
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American Association of University Women
North Atlantic
Barnard College
Ossining
N. J
Henry C. Barkhorn
Newark
Barnard
Adam Leroy Jones
Montclair
The
Virginia Hotel
Louise Smelser
Lallage Feazel
George Snellings
Walter Kellogg
Jonesville Society Notes and local club events
Martha Whittaker and Elda Noel attended the Louisiana Poultry association meeting at Camp Crant Walker in Pollock. The Jonesville Woman's club elected officers for the new fiscal year. Various bridge clubs met, prizes were awarded, and social gatherings occurred at multiple homes including Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Dayton. Dorothy Ann Uttinger returned home from Centenary College in Shreveport.
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Martha Whittaker
Elda Noel
John Wurster
Louisiana Poultry Association
Camp Crant Walker
Pollock
Jonesville Woman's Club
J. A. Gass
C. T. Caskey
Fred Fairbanks
Z. B. Bass
V. Purvis
B. G. Tranzler
E. P. Boyd
Henry Uttinger
H. W. le Tissier
E. H. Scott
Dorothy Ann Uttinger
Centenary College
Shreveport
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Alzo
Monroe News-Star
Juanita Green
Nashville, Tenn
Mrs
W. M. Green
Style Shop
Santenattats
DeSiard
Louise Platt
He ‘ Is
Etal Hauck
Chapter
Crown Prince
Hus
Maggie
Benton Club
Miss Webb
Goodby
Wyeth Hill
League
DeWitt Milam
Walter Black
King Stubbs
P. L. Davis
Eleanor Faulk
Edward Seymour
Milling Bernstein
Nathan Gaston
Robertine Rhymes
Sophie Newcomb College
Robert R. Rhymes
Memphis
Barbara Hancock
Joyce Taylor
Dorothy Taylor
C. C. Hancock
Claude Cheshire
Della Mayes
Mmes. Cheshire
Dell Dickerson
Para Lee Golson
Polly Cryder
Charles Grigg
Henry Mayes
Fannie Hancock
Katheryn Hamilton
Lizzie Golson
Olive Golson
John Mayes
S. O. Henry
John
Monroe Garden Club
H. R. Saenger
Douglas Miles, Jr
C. E. Faulk
Virginia Byram
J. B. Thornhill
Alexandria
Martha Jape Hill
Lot
Mamie Louise Children’s Shop
Stockholm
International Federation of University Women
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Jonesville
Nellie Dayton
O. R. Wurster
Dayton
Little River Road
Tuesday Bridge Club
Barney Atkins
Harold Dees
W. L. Frisbir
Atkins
Julius Pullen
W. L. Enete
Walter Enete, Jr
Fort Necessity
W. L. Enete, Sr
Walter Enete
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