Bride Weds in Satin Gown with Pea Corsage
The bride, daughter of Mrs. Sallie Humble of Trenton, wore white satin with matching accessories and a corsage of sweet peas and ferns. The groom, linked to Monroe Seed House, is well known. They plan to reside in Trenton as many friends await the news. Mrs. W. B. Ward of Pine Bluff attends relatives in town. Miss Virginia Vaughn of Ruston travels to the Flaker Faulk wedding tomorrow. she is a cousin and guest of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Humble
Trenton
Monroe Seed House
Virginia Vaughn
Ruston
Miss Vaughen
Community meeting notices and engagement announcement
Tuesday meetings include the Ouachita Parish Anti Tuberculosis League 6 PM at City Hall and Baptist Woman's Missionary Society 4 PM at the Church Circle 5 program. Also Methods Church 4 PM led by Mrs W B Clark and St Francis Auxiliary 350 o'clock at Mrs Alois Keller home. Engagement of Florence Faulk to Horace Fluker announced. wedding June 16 at 6 PM First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society
W. B. Clark
The
St.Francis Auxilliary
Paul Keller
Alois Keller
Robert William Faulk
Plorence
Horace Vivian Fluker
Ruston Woman Attends Granddaughter's Wedding
Mrs. S. M. Faulk of Ruston arrived to attend the wedding of her granddaughter Miss Florence Faulk to Mr. Horace Fluker scheduled for tomorrow evening. She is a guest in the home of her son Dr. Robbert W. Faulk during her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Faulk
Ruston
Florence Faulk
Horace Fluker
F. C. Browning
Homer
D. M. Sholars
St. Louis
Henrietta
Satchie Sholars
Principia College
Miss Satchie
Conway
Michigan
Local Smithville social notes on Kaplan and Naff visits
Megsers David Kaplan and Herman Marks arrive from Delafield Wisconsin to spend the summer with their parents Mr and Mrs Sam Kaplan and Mr and Mrs H P Marks. Miss Merrimac Naff of Bastrop attends social functions and serves in Florence Faulk’s bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megsers
David Kaplan
Herman Marks
Delafield
Wis
St. John's Military College
Sam Kaplan
H. P. Marks
Merrimac Naff
Bastrop
Florence Faulk
Miss Naff
Taylor Humble wedding held at Tren ton home
Taylor T B Taylor and Miss Vesta Humble were quietly married on Sunday afternoon at the bride’s mother Mrs Sallie Humble’s home in Tren ton. Rev Sexton officiated in the presence of immediate family. Cut flowers adorned the room for the ceremony and a family dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Taylor
Vesta Humble
Sallie Humble
Trenton
Rev. Sexton
Luncheon Compliment to Miss Florence Faulk
Mesdames Barkdull and Francis Faulk entertained yesterday at a luncheon for Miss Florence Faulk. Guests arrived at eleven and played hearts then moved to a dining room richly dressed with flowers and pink decor. Miss Roberta Ferguson won a silver vanity case. Miss Florence Faulk received The Book on Brides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Barkdull
Francis Faulk
Florence Faulk
Roberta Ferguson
Laur Louise Fluker
Mary Humble
Eva
Lucille Stroud
Merrimac Naff
Elois Larche
Louise Faulk
Marjorie Oliver
F. Browning
West Side Miss Saxe Hosts Bride Shower for Beth Harper
Miss Marie Saxe entertained a Friday afternoon bridal shower at her West Side home for Miss Beth Harper. Guests admired daisy and asparagus fern decor, enjoyed a Jack Horner Pie with tiny gifts, and were treated to confections and corsages. Guests included Miss Gertrude Sturgis from Oakland and visiting Dawidoffs from Arcadia spent the weekend with the Lemles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Saxe
Beth Harper
Jack Horner
Gertrude Sturgis
Oakland
Ind
Saxe
Schmalinskis Return Home From Family Visit
Mr and Mrs Sidney Schmalinski of Alexandria plan to return home today after visiting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Abie Marks at the home of Mr and Mrs H P Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Schmalinski
Alexandria
Abie Marks
H. P. Marks
Local Notables Attend Weddings and Visits Across States
Miss Mary Louise Howell earns home economics degree as L I 1 graduating class member. Guests include Mrs. Caldwell and baby Lillian May of Little Rock. Shriners head to Portland for convention. Mrs. Caldwell and daughter stay in Monroe. Delights visiting friends in Monroe. weddings and travels noted among Guthries Browning and Flukers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Howell
4. T. Howell
Collinston
Miss Howell
Monroe
Local Families Host Guests and Attend Wedding
Mr. Aylmer Montgomery of Baton Rouge visits his parents on the West Side and accepts a clerkship in the legislature during its session in the capital. Mrs. J B Fluker of Bastrop attends her grandson Horace Fluker’s wedding to Florence Faulk tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Guthrie
Grayson Guthrie
West Side
Aylmer Montgomery
Baton Rouge
J. C. Montgomery
Montgomery
L. SU
Fort Miro Chapter session praised for events and plans
Fort Miro Chapter held a long Saturday meeting in the chapter house with hostesses Mesdames Renwick and Surghener. Officers present included L Owens Guy Stubbs and Charles Phillips. many were absent ill or away. The group discussed a Boulder fund appropriation, Governor Parker’s reply, and a treasure of thanks to Miss Chandler and Miss Rogers. Prizes were awarded for American history. a Flag Day observance was planned for June 1. a talent fund repayable by summer investment was started. Social hour followed with cake and nuts. Mr George W Lester of Camden arrived today to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Miro
Joe Renwick
Graham Surghener
Mediames FE
L. Owens Guy Stubbs
Charles Phillips
John M. Parker
Boulder Fund
Parker
D A. R
Herbert Millsaps
Miss Chandler
Miss Rogers
Marjorie Leigh
Alice Huenfeldt
Fr. Miro
House
Fluker Faulk Wedding Party Welcomes Former City Resident
A former city resident, Fluker Faulk, was greeted warmly by many friends as he joined the wedding party. The well wishers crowded in to offer congratulations and share in the joyous occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fluker-Faulk
Card of Thanks for Josua Lemle
The Phillips Childs and Lemle families thank all who helped during my illness and after death including at the funeral. Gratitude for kind words and beautiful flowers from MR. & MRS. HARRY B. PHILLIPS MR. & MRS. LOUIS L. CHILDS MR. & MRS. IRWIN W. LEMLE MR. JAKE LEMLE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josua Lemle
Harry B. Phillips
Louis L. Childs
Irwin W. Lemle
Jake Lemle
The Flapper at Lyceum introduces Olive Thomas comedy drama
Olive Thomas stars as Ginger King in The Flapper at the Lyceum Thursday. Frances Marion wrote the screenplay and Alan Crosland directed this comedy drama with lavish sets and a toying stage realism that belies its make-believe origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Olive Thomas
Selznick
Lyceum Theatre
Miss Thomas
Ginger” King
Frances Marion
Alan Crosland
Those who have tried News Star classified ads
Readers with experience of News Star classified ads continue to use them for local listings and announcements. The note reflects ongoing trust in the section as a reliable source for messages to the community.
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Enya
the Style Shop, Inc
West Monroe
Rosina
Travis Oliver
Riverside Club
Taylor-Humble
Good Old Luzianne
Good Old Luzianne Res Jvice
Tuzianne Coffee
Reilly &Colne
Lew Orleans
Web
the Millsaps Company, Inc
West Monroe, Louisiana
Mrs. J. M. Brothers
Tallulah
T. F. Hardy
Colorado
Othe
Ben Brooks
Shreveport Spen
Messers
Max and
Tom Brooks
Isaac and
Simon Leml
Shreveport
Joe Lemle
City
Julius Lemle
Daniel O'Brien
el Dorado
Joseph Dawidoff
Arcadia
Lee Lemle
Louis Mitchell
Delhi
Henry Montgomery
Irene Clark
Dallas
Belton
Texas
D. O. Clark
Globe Arizona
Messers Henry and
Albert Steinau
Mesdames
Arnold Bernstein
Jonas Mayer
Leo Baer
A. Kaufman
New Orleans
Norman Kaufman
J. B. Fluker
Mup
B. K. Fluker
D. A. R. Meeting
George W. Lester
Camden, Ark
Lester
the “Lyceum
Hunt
Faser’s Drug Store
Alameda
North America
Merchants Coffee Co
Scientific Blenders
Hich-Grede Collees
U.S
Chase-Amman Drug Company
Rexall
American Legion
Israel
God
David
Jerusalem
Hudson
Friends of
Methodist Church of
Friends
FE. K. Means
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