Local Zeta Tau Alpha Convention Attendees Gather in Houston
Monroe alumnae and actives join 106 chapters and 225 alumnae groups at the Zeta Tau Alpha biennial convention at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel in Houston June 15 to 20. Representing Monroe are Mrs. Jesse D. McDonald and Mrs. Doyle Hamilton. The theme is A Symphony of High Ideals as more than 500 officers delegates and visitors attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau Alpha
Monroe
Shamrock Hilton
Houston
Texas
Jesse D. McDonald
Doyle Hamilton
Northeast State College
United States
Canada
Shamrock Hilton Hotel
Northeast
Louisiana State College
Elizabeth Stout
Shreveport
Jan Hillman
Mobile
Ala
Rush
Harold W. Kerr
Detroit
Mich
Longwood College
Farmville
Panhellen
Local Greetings as Visits Span Ouachita Region
A series of arrivals and weekend visits across Ouachita include Mrs. Fred Seiler and children Bibi and Pita from Mobile arriving to stay with Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Collet on Deborah Drive, followed by Jay and Kathryn Goldsmith visiting from Lewiston Idaho and Miss Dian Collet from Houston. Also, Nancy Talbot returns home from Florida State University for a brief weekend visit before summer courses in Tallahassee, while the Georges attend a Pecan Growers convention in New Orleans where Louisian a Pecan Growers Association treasurer hosts. Departures include Mrs. Aubrey Walker and Mrs. V. S. Garnett heading to Eureka Springs for the National States Poetry Societies meeting. A newborn girl, Sandra Kay, born May 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Smith of 3200 Gordon, with grandparents named Emmett Nobles and Mrs. Lillian Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Collet
Deborah Drive
Fred Seiler
Bibi
Pita
Mobile
Reginald Seiler
College
Jay Goldsmith
Kathryn
Lewiston
Idaho
Bill Goldsmith
Sherwood
Dian Collet
Nancy Talbot
Ralph Talbot
Hilton Street
Florida State University
Nancy
Tallahassee
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Aubrey Walker
V. 8. Garnett
North Louisiana State Poetry Society
National States Poetry Societies
Basin Hotel
Sandra Kay
Stanley E. Smith
Gordon
Emmett Nobles
Bosco
Lillian Smith
Grayson
Avery Martin Vows Exchanged In West Monroe Church
A candlelight ceremony united Miss Rita Jean Martin and Robert Glenn Avery on Friday June 3 at 7 30 PM in Fair Park Baptist Church West Monroe. The double ring marriage was performed by Reverend Leland A Landridge Jr. The couple’s parents are listed as Mr and Mrs B J Martin and Mr and Mrs R L Wilson of West Monroe. Details describe the bridal attire centerpieces and reception decor with gladioli pom poms and turquoise accents. The couple will reside in West Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Jean Martin
Robert Glenn Avery
Fair Park Baptist Church
West Monroe
Leland A. Landridge Jr
B. J. Martin
R. L. Wilson
Sandra Kay Martin
Lynn Green
Gay Green
Wedding Festivities at Walker Home Before June 18 vows
A prenuptial dinner party at the Chauvin Drive home of Mr. and Mrs. Walker celebrated the upcoming marriage of Miss Eleanor Lee Harmon and James Duke Daniels. Guests enjoyed a bridal motif of gladioli, white carnations, mums, and a crystal heart centerpiece. Attire featured a trousseau black and white checked gown for the bride and a white silk suit for Mrs. Walker. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leon Harmon and numerous friends from Covington, La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Lee Harmon
James Duke Daniels
George T. Walker
Ellen Walker
Walker’s
Frank Leon Harmon
Daniel Dupree
Dale Bedgood
Frank Wood Harmon
Susan Williams
Johnny James
Sylvia H. Rambin
Joe Cage
Joyce Mullins
Grier Stephenson
Covington
Auxiliary 3279 Holds June Meeting at Legion Home Forsythe
The Auxiliary 3279 met at the American Legion Home on Forsythe Avenue Monday evening. President Mrs. George Blazier reported highlights from the State convention in Baton Rouge. State Auxiliary chief-of-staff Mrs. Elmer A. Burke attended as guest speaker. Next meeting is July 11 at 7 p.m. with refreshment chairmen Mrs. Marion Dupont and Mrs. George H. Tippit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terzia Auxiliary
American Legion
Forsythe Avenue
George Blazier
Baton Rouge
Elmer A. Burke
Alexandria
Marion Dupont
George H. Tippit
Washington accepts command of Continental Army in 1775
In 1775 George Washington accepted command of the Continental Army, marking his rise to leadership in the American Revolutionary War.
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George Washington
Continental Army
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Virginia
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Easter Seal Society
ZTA
Europe
Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation
Foundation
William S. Zerman
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Ouachita
Robert L. George JR
New Orleans
NTU
TVVIN
Eastgate
Twin City
Paisley
Avery-Martin
Walker
Miss Harmon
Trousseau
Dickey
Mrs. Walker
Miss Walker
Legion Home
American Express
Diners Club
Twin City Shopping Center
New Summer
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