Return of Mr and Mrs D Y Smith to Louisiana Home
Friends welcome the Smiths back from Baton Rouge after four years away. They plan a temporary home in Sterlington and hope to build in Monroe soon. Mrs. J B Scruggs shows improvement after a serious illness. Leland and Richard Moore visit from China and Virginia Island at their brother Royce Moore’s home, meeting sister Velma Wallace in Gainsville. Nina Welch and Laverne Sullivan host a linen shower for Miss Helen Cheeks, bride elect. Ann Crandall leaves for Camp Joyzelle in the Ozarks to serve as camp counselor for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Y. Smith
Baton Rouge
Sterlington
Monroe
Leland Moore
U. S. Marine Corps
China
Richard Moore
U. S. Air Corps
Virginia Island
Royce J Moore
Velma Wallace
Gainsville
Florida
Moore
Nina Welch
Laverne Sullivan
Crew Lake
Helen Cheeks
Ann Crandall
C. K. Crandall
Camp Joyzelle
Ozarks
Mrs Sperry Installed As D A R Regent
Mrs Gladys Broadway Sperry was installed as Fort Mire Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution regent. Officers were installed, reports given on state events, and committee chairs named. A memorial gavel and souvenir gifts were exchanged, with hostesses and a Flag Day talk marking the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mire
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gladys Broadway Sperry
E. G. Calvert
Ouachita Public Library
Miller
Liner
Memorial Continental Hall
Constitution Hill
Sperry
Fort Miro
Advancement of American Music
Fagan Cox
David J. Garrett
Gilbert Stovall
American Red Cross
T. O. Brown
J. C. Liner, Sr
Charles M. Mitchell
Ray L. Junod
Mark Person
Daughters of the American Revolution Manual
Robert W. Hair
Daughters of the American Revolution Museum
Jase Johnson
Daughters of the American Revolution Student Loan
Eleanora Brisbane
Ellis and Angel Island
0. M. Grisham
Ina Merle Thomas
Clarence Faulk
James R. Wooten
Girl Homemakers
Manning McGuire
Barlow Snabnet
Slater
United States Marine Corps
Cooking Class For Girls Opens New Session Next Tuesday
A girls cooking program has completed a session and schedules a new class for Tuesday June 22 at 2 00 pm. Twenty girls will be accepted per class with Mrs Mildred Swift as instructor. Miss Cheeks stands out among friends who gave her linens as refreshments and confections were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Swift
Miss Cheeks
Personal notices of travels and welcomes across several states
Mr and Mrs Louis Masur Jr and friends return from Havana and Miami trips aboard Antingua and the Florida. Mrs CC Garrard visits sister in Bartlesville and motor trips in Mississippi and Louisiana. Mrs Charles Stanley visits in Riverdale NY. Mrs R H Gould and sons visit Renaud family in Plattsburg NY. Mrs Landry anxious about a father’s accident as family travels to Long Island. father’s condition reported favorable. A K Kilpatrick relatives arrive from Massachusetts and Plaquemine families join. Mrs Devlin and daughter visit Monroe, meet first granddaughter Nancy Devlin. garden gathering hosted by Mrs Nicol with many attendees. Mrs C B Flinn visiting Mrs L D Ritter in Houston. Mrs H J Haury among prenuptial events honoring Miss Helen Cheeks. Miss Joyce Camp to Boulder CO for master’s studies at University of Colorado. Mrs I S Fiellin and son George Feillin of Oklahoma City were guests of Mrs Feillin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Masur, Jr
Stanley Albert
Evelyn Barton
Havana
Miami
New Orleans
Florida
Versailles
L. P. Landry
Walter Schubert
Mr. Schubert
Long Island
N. Y
Landry
Atlanta
Schubert
Airways
Mrs Modes Talks On Subject Of Crippled Children
Mrs Mae Modes spoke to the Sigma chapter of Delta Rho Delta at the Francis Hotel about the Crippled Children's Society. She described local Ouachita unit efforts aiding crippled children and adults, including clothing, nurse salaries, transportation, rehabilitation, education, recreation, and an employment program to help the handicapped regain usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Delta Rho Delta
Francis Hotel
Mae Modes
Crippled Children's Society
Modes
Johnnie Butler
Eloise Helm
Jeanette Wicks
Freeda Mickel
Helen Renwick
Mary Humble
Violet de Cuir
Lillian Glenn
E. C Gibson
Vallery Willis
D. C. Metcalf
Eva Gay Malone
Marjorie Ewing
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Scruggs
H. A. Miller
Courthouse Square
Courtney Oliver
Thomas Leigh
Duncan Cook
Shelby Meek
Frances Flanders
Stanley Blower
E. G Calvert
Milling Bernstein
Clarence E. Faulk
H. Bernstein
O. N. Reynolds
Courtney. Oliver
John Potts
F. C. Sheppard
Frank Stubbs
Guy Stubbs
J. C. Liner
Ross Lawrence
Louisiana’ Society
Children of the American Revolution
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Jennie Reynolds
Joseph Bowman Society
Linda Hair
Lydia E *Pinkham
RED Cross
Chambrays Sheets
Silverstein
Ilverstein
Louisiana
CC. D. Garrard
Bartlesville
Okla
N. D. Mirza
Miss
Charles Stanley
Riverdale
Louis Masur
Marie Place
R. H. Gould
Bruce and
Bobby
Plattsburg, N. Y
A. K. Kilpatrick
Branton Holden Kellogg
Branton Holden, Jr
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Wilbert
Nancy Jane Elizabeth
Plaquemine, la
D. J. Devlin
Margaret Devlin
New York
Daniel Devlin
North Second Street
Nancy Devlin
D. L. Nicol
Devlin
Amos Warner
George Heller
W. C. Minniear
Robert Lukat
J. W. Bulls
W. H. Soureal
Dan
C. B. Flinn
L. D. Ritter
Houston
H. J. Haury
Texas
J. H. Cheeks
Joyce Camp
Boulder, Colo
University of Colorado
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Betty Phipps
Arcadia
Duncan Phyfe
Pete i
Philco Autor
Galo Ae
Philco
Admiralty
Philco Auto Radio
Stores Inc
Catalpa ST
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