Adorable Marian Martin pattern for little girl dress
Sewing notice offers pattern 9339 for a sun dress with ruffly collar, bloomers, bonnet in sizes 2 4 6 8 10. Includes fabric yardage and supplies. Request twenty five cents for pattern from Marian Martin Monroe News-Star Pattern Dept New York. Also advertises Marian Martin Fashion Book with a free towel beach robe pattern and fifteen cents for the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Monroe News-Star
Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
Wava Jenkins Feted At Luncheon By Mrs E F Dalton
A luncheon at a local tea room honored Miss Wava Jenkins bride elect. Hostess Mrs Edward F Dalton presented a china piece. Attendees included Mrs W M Jenkins Mrs Harry G Frazier Miss Elsiher Frazier Mrs George M Snellines Jr Mrs Howard B Coons of Louisville and Mrs Edward F Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wava Jenkins
E. F. Dalton
Edward F. Dalton
Miss Jenkins
W. M. Jenkins
Harry G. Frazier
Elsiher Frazier
George M. Snellines, Jr
Howard B. Coons
Louisville, Ky
Delta Rho Deltas Host Meeting In Strother Home
Sigma Chapter of the Delta Rho Delta sorority gathered at Miss Kate Strother's home with Miss Sara Guy as co host. Archon Miss Dorothy Horton led the business session, treasurer Miss Violet DeCair reported, and a public book review by Mrs. Julia Morrow Gilmer was planned for June 27. Members present include Miss Horton Miss Humble Miss Kirkpatrick Miss Mickel Ann Mickel Mrs Harrell Mrs Roddy Jr Miss Wilma Smith Miss Lillie Glenn Mrs J Howard Carroll Mrs D C Metcalf Miss Juanita George Mrs Vaughan Phelps Miss Jean Meador Mrs Johnnie Butler Mrs Bertha Patterson Miss Helen Youngblood Miss Freeda Mickel Mrs James Simrall Mrs Hugh Milligan Miss Violet DeCair Miss Sara Guy Mrs W J Fields and Miss Kate Strother. Broadcast authorizations for 1948 rose 400 over the prior year, totaling nearly 4000 with 3163 major outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Delta Rho Delta Sorority
Kate Strother
Sara Guy
Dorothy Horton
Violet DeCair
Julia Morrow Gilmer
Shreveport
Miss Horton
Mary Humble
Marguerite Kirkpatrick
Ann Mickel
J. M. Harrell
Frank Roddy, Jr
Wilma Smith
Lillie Glenn
J. Howard Carroll
D. C. Metcalf
Juanita George
Vaughan Phelps
Jean Meador
Johnnie Butler
Bertha Patterson
Helen Youngblood
Freeda Mickel
James Simrall
Hugh Milligan
W. J. Fields
Society Calendar Highlights June 14 1949
Community groups schedule meetings across Monroe on Tuesday June 14 including Woman's International Auxiliary at 612 North Sixth Street 7:30 p.m. and Friendship Temple No 3 at Castle Hall. Presbyterian Women and other church circles plan sessions from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with numerous hostesses and locations listed.
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Woman's International Auxiliary
Fred Stalnaker
North Sixth Street
Friendship Temple
Castle Hall
J. L. Jones, Jr
Hawthorne
Guy Campbell
N. Third
Fred Mitchell
Stubbs
William Rodriguez
Park Avenue
Fred Stovall
Gussie Alcorn
Rochelle
C. K. Crandall
N. Fifth
A. J. Shotwell
Forsythe Ave
J. Blanks Parker
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Juanita Porter
Jackson
O. D. Brasher
Tom Lees
College
J. A. Combs
Myrtle
W. M. Wood
Carolina
J. T. Benson
Grayling Lane
H. S. Stansel
Auburn
College Place Baptist Church
Bob Sellers
McGuire Avenue
Iris Moor
College Avenue
L. C. Richardson
Spurgeon Drive
H. E. Griffith
Edgewater Garden
W. C
A. L. Bridger
de- Siard Road
First Baptist Church
Monroe
John M. Drouet
Mamie Jo Drouet
Wava Jenkins
J. P. Simmons
Gordon
Church
F. C. Reynolds
South Third
H. E. Martin
R. B Pilant
North Fourth
Gilbert Stovall
T. E. Sturgeon
Morning Circle
A. R. Doughty
Erin
Alma Graves
Cecile Jones
Louise Ann
Friendship Temple No
Monroe Morning World
Cosmopolitan Club
Delta Delta Delta
Miss Ann Crandall
North Fifth St
Avenue Club
John Kelley
Marie Place
Clara Monroe
James Kelley
Russell Ray
Amman
Liberty Home Demonstration Club
Hattie Wallace
Permits Issued For Dwellings And Remodels In City
Miss Julia Wossman gains permission to move a frame dwelling from 313 Wood Street to the 1200 block of St John Street at a cost of 1000 dollars. J M Rabb is the contractor. Lester V Carr authorized to construct a duplex cabin at 3106 Pearl Street costing 1250 dollars by day labor. Susan Young to build a cabin of scrap material at 1509 Washington Street costing 200 dollars by day labor. Estelle Scott permitted to remodel a dwelling at 313 North Eleventh Street. J J Preston contractor. project cost 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Wossman
Wood Street
St. John Street
J. M. Rabb
Lester V. Carr
Pearl Street
Susan Young
Washington Street
Estelle Scott
North Eleventh Street
J. J. Preston
D A R Hears Talk On Flag At Meeting Friday
Mrs Ray L Junod spoke on Flag Day at Fort Miro Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meeting held at the chapter house Friday afternoon. She traced the flag origin and its 1912 adoption by Taft executive order. Regent Gladys B Sperry presided as reports from chairmen on American music schools Americanism genealogical research flag use and other duties were heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Junod
Fort Miro
Daughters of the American Revolution
Taft
Manning McGuire
James St. Wooten
James Conway Liner
Harriet Boyle
John Coon
Jack Hayes
Jase Johnson
Joseph Renwick
Gladys B. Sperry
Fagan Cox
Lewis Slater
Gilbert Stovall
James R. Wooten
Frances Flanders
June Lewis
E. G. Calvert
Quachita Parish
Gladys Sperry
E. G
Names of Local Women Gather for Charity Event
Calvert and a long list of women including Mrs Gilbert Stovall Mrs Manning McGuire Mrs Ray L Junod Miss Mary Clay Mrs Lewis Slater Miss Francis Fransis Mrs Stanley Blower Mrs O M Grisham Mrs O R Lewis Mrs W E Smith Miss June Lewis Mrs C E Buckley Mrs Fagan Cox Mrs Jase Johnson Mrs Shelby Meek Mrs Austin Miller Mrs Thomas Leigh Mrs Robert Hair Mrs Bradley Waelder Mrs James R Wooten Mrs C R Russell Miss Harriet Boyle Mrs John Coon Mrs N W Dawson and Mrs W D Bates participate in a community charity gathering.
Social Notes From Monroe And Nearby
Hodge Mr and Mrs A J Maxwell and Doris are guests of Mr and Mrs Hodge Bryan in Monroe this week. Versey Nalley remains in critical condition after a major operation at Hodge Clinic. W E Schmidt of Hodge hosted their weekend guests, daughter and husband Eddie Skerd of Monroe. Mrs Haskel Rasbury of Ruston is visiting with Noel Rasbury's family. Rufus Wilkerson and children have returned home to Houston after visiting relatives here, with S G S Black of Shreveport and S O Black of Dallas among the guests.
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Brewer Godfrey
Pargoud Boulevard
Evelyn Cauble Jarrell
Columbia
Dan Moore
C. B. Flinn
Frances Dickson
York
A. J. Maxwell
Doris
Mrs. Hodge Bryan
Monroe
Versey Nalley
Mr. Nalley
Hodge Clinic
W. E. Schmidt
Hodge
Eddie Skerd
Haskel Rasbury
Ruston
Noel Rasbury
Rufus Wilkerson
Houston
Texas
Local Social Roundup Notices Include Travel and Health
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Vail hosted Tuesday. Mr. S O Black recovers from a major foot operation. James Jimerson and S J Spell traveled to Houston to visit relatives. L E Black visited Natchez Sunday with companions. Jiles Thomas and spouse attended a Saline Church singing convention. Raymond Harvey of Tyler Texas stayed at a local home as a guest.
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Gilbert Vail
S. O. Black
James Jimerson
S. J. Spell
Houston
Texas
Jiles Thomas
Saline Church
Raymond Harvey
Tyler, Texas
Engagement of Thelma Jean Comp ton to Artis Hammett
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Norrod Compton of Farmerville announce the engagement of their daughter Thelma Jean to Artis Byron Hammett of West Monroe. The couple will wed June 19 at 3 p.m. in the First Baptist Church of Farmerville with Rev. Luther B. Hall officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Norrod Compton
Farmerville
Thelma Jean
Dallas
Texas
Artis Byron Hammett
West Monroe
First Baptist Church of
Luther B. Hall
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Carian Martin
Jean Faulk
Gene Krupa
A. V. Miller, Jr
Dr. Miller
League of Women Voters
Virginia Hotel
Ptill
Corvette
Monroe Tent & Awning CO
St. Grand St
Terri Robes
Carter
Polo and
U.S
Kelia
St. John
Delta Rho
L. E. Black
Natchez
Mississippi
Harrison St
Faetee
Keene
Selby Arch
Nunn-Bush
Nunn
Women’s & Children’s Shoes
Aap Ae
DeSiard Shoe Store
Faone
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