Fort Mire D A R holds meeting with flag day talk
Fort Mire chapter D A R met June 14 at the chapter house. Mr. Price spoke on flag day after being introduced by Mrs. Stanley Blower, with Mrs. Lewis Slater delivering a talk on Rebuilding Britain drawn from English war life journals. A yearbook committee was formed and a social hour followed with multiple hostesses and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mire
Price
Baptist Church
Stanley Blower
Lewis Slater
Britain
United Service Organizations
W. E. Leigh
Charles Mitchell
E. E. Slagle
T. O. Brown
J. J. Potts
J Porter Burgess
Henry Cullom
C. E. Faulk
Lewis C. Slater
W. H. McGee
Gladys Sperry
J. C. Liner
S. L. Allen
Charms and Weddings Mark June Social Season
A busy social week in Henderson Kentucky features brides to be and engagement notices. Miss Betty Ann Jones and Miss Mary Proctor Stapp hostesses along with a string of lunches dinners and dances at the Frances hotel and various homes. Guests include Miss Clarice Slagle Miss Merilyn Bush Miss Jean Flournoy and Miss Burnie Handy with a Mirror Room reception planned. Attendees span the Selig and Gill families with Lt. McClary and extended relatives and friends from Baton Rouge Campti and Overton Texas to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Jones
Mary Proctor Stapp
Henderson
Jack Hayes
Clarice Slagle
Frances Hotel
Robert Kellogg
Mary Stuart Kellogg
Barbara Faulk
Mer
Selig
D. I. Hirsch
Abe Arent
Jack Selig
Lieutenant McClary
M. L. Gill
Sidney S. Gill
Overton
Tex
Messers Louis
Roland
Roy Selig
Baton Rouge
Margaret Tue
Campti
Keller Caplis wedding plans and events calendar
A detailed social schedule chronicles Bettie Keller and Jack Caplis activities from Thursday through the weekend. Activities include entertainments by Marilyn Marshall, Magdalen Amman, and others, a Readers' Clique hobby show, a Monroe Poetry Society tea, and multiple luncheons and gatherings at homes and hotels. The sequence culminates in Bettie Keller and Jack Caplis wedding rehearsal and ceremony at St Matthew's church with receptions following at the Frances hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Marilyn Marshall
Fred Petty
Bernice Wright
Bettie Keller
Magdalen Amman
Kathleen Rolleigh
Mary Frances Savage
Reader's Clique
G. L. Morgan
Forsythe
R. M. Cook
Cecil Blanchard
John Pracher
Ted Mahr
Evelyn Amman
Mary Lou Shaughnessy
J. B. Filhiol
Emerson Avenue
Ellen
Jean Hale
Glenmar Avenue
Monroe Poetry Society
H. J. Fernandez
Buckhorn Bend
Columbia Road
U. S. O. Fund
Hazel Mitchell
Fred Mitchell
E. G. Calvert
Lewis Faler
Hotel Virginia
Paul Keller
Breard Street
A. M. Guerriero
James Guerriero
Jack Caplis
Glenmar Street
Keller-Caplis
Meyer Greenwall
Mirror Room
Frances Hotel
John Caplis
Lotus Club
St. Matthew's Church
Oak Grove guests inspire nun project in progress
Oak Grove Mrs E J Mielke and son Edwin with Mr and Mrs Jule Lindh of Glen Coe Minnesota visit the Monroe home and spark a nun mission idea. The group enjoys hospitality as the community project begins to take shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Mielke
Edwin
Jule Lindh
Glencoe
Minn
A. C. Monroe
Social evenings welcomed many at Darnell and Glencoe gatherings
A series of informal dinners, suppers, and a six table bridge party featured hosts Mr. and Mrs. Koerner, Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh, Mr. and Mrs. Heath, and Mrs. Reeves. Guests included Miss Goerner, Mrs. Blake, and Mrs. Lindh among others as flowers and cactus prizes adorned the rooms. Prizes honored hosts and guests with emblems and cologne gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. McIntosh
Charles Koerner
Monroe
Owen Suthards
Charles Heath
Darnell
J. J. Corbin
Gloria Goerner
Charles Blake
John Fridge
James Monroe
R. V. Reeves
E. J. Mielke
Julia Lindh
Glencoe
Minn
Valeria McIntosh
Alene Holland
Roberta Reeves
Gerald Couch
John Brown McIintosh
Mielke
J. D. Herring
Lindh
A. C. Monroe
C. H. Neely
Arden B. Smith
Joseph Heap
Herring
W. H. Keller
W. D. McCormick
A. R. McKee
L. L. Lipp
Charles Walcott
T. N. Pully
Clyde Turner
Mae E. Kelly
D. W. Kelly
T N
Womans Society of Christian Service Meets at Methodist Church
The monthly business meeting of the Womans Society of Christian Service was held in the Methodist Church community room with Mrs C M Ritchie presiding and Mrs Richard Almond as secretary. Mrs J R Linton led the devotional and Mrs A C Thompson offered closing prayer. Reports from the district meeting in Monroe were given. A social hour followed with iced lemonade and cookies. Mr and Mrs W B Williams and sons visited Mrs I M Williams in Prentiss Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
C. M. Ritchie
Richard Almond
J. R. Linton
A. C. Thompson
Ritchie
Thompson
Monroe
W. B. Williams
Earl Leaty
The Pattern No 8978 Women’s Suit and Wrap Skirt
A sewing pattern advertises pattern No. 8978 for a simple shorts and shirt outfit with a wrap-around skirt. Available in sizes 12 to 20 and 40 and 42, with yardage details for size 14, a sew chart, and pricing. Order by mail from News-Star-World Pattern Service in New York, with patterns priced 15 cents each or 25 cents for pattern and book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All America
News-Star—World Today
1067Th Avenue
New York
N. Y
Bastrop Social Roundup Moves Through Visits and Picnics
Bastrop residents and visitors are listed in a social note. Miss Mary Tom Nunally returns to Louisiana Tech for summer school, Mrs. Tony Parrino visits, and Mrs. J R Cole travels home to Mississippi. The Bastrop band hosts a Chemin-a-haut park picnic with about sixty attendees and a weiner roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tom Nunally
Bastrop
Louisiana Tech
Chemin-a-haut Park
Weiner
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Bettie Cagnolatti
E. B. Towns, Jr
Rufus Yerger
William Yerger
Georgia Rose Rountree
Wiley Towne
Polly Towne
Marguerite McDonald
Beta Sevier
Will Adams
Delma Devine
Ralph Lee
Cliff Adams
J. B. O'Shea
T. A. Cagnolatti
James Garrett
Phillip Scurria
Margaret Webb
Fay Gilbert
Fred Stovall
Betty Ann Stovall
Jack Blanks
Mrs. Stovall
Gene Smith
Alice Patton
Mary Alice Mickel
Betty
Mary Wilton McHenry
Billie Harper
Beverly Hatchell
Clayton Knowles
Jane Steed
Janet Voorhees
Beverly Martin
Betty Ann Crathirds
Carol Clark
Maurine Linquist
Betty Miller
Jean Stovall
Ann Todd
Betty Jo Shlenker
Jane Birdsong
Sharon Anderson
Mamie Jo Drouet
E. B. Saunders
Montrose Plantation
H. R. Maxwell
E. E. Warrick
Lottie Avery
H. W. Burleigh
Perry Folk
Mason Spencer
Robert Lee Ammons
Martha White
Avery
Saunders
Dennis Hemphill
George Hemphill
Bernstein Park
America
Hemphill
Richard Troy
Edgar Hemphill
Ralph and
Dixie Troy
Billy Russell
Ernest Blumenthal
Edward Seymour
Larry Saltzman
Morris Blumenthal
Frank Russell
Perry Elder
Ralph King
Dinkie” Liner
H. H. Baur
June Keith
Bridge
B. O. Taylor
H. M. Chatham
Jewel Mae Keen
Freida Mickel
Elva Lois Moore
Marie Carroll
Ann Mickel
Faye Belle Higginbotham
Marie Thompson
R. E. Evans
H. E. Bennett
E. C. Peirce
M. J. Hartman
W. H. Phillips
R. D. Whitecotton
J. M. Harrell
Alletha Mangham
Dorothy Ann Bynum
Rochester
Harry Davis
Davis
Red Wing Baseball International
S. C. Nettles
Mildred
Rio Grande Valley
Mexico
H. H. Galloway
Jane Galloway
Nina V. Nettles
Shreveport
W. B. Roscoe
L. N. Jones
Sylacauga
Ala
J. H. Stewart
Lee Avenue
Frank P. Stubbs
New Orleans
Barry Stubbs
Tulane University
Riverside
Floyd Taylor
Betty Ann Taylor
Indianapolis
Ind
Taylor
Bowes-Sealfast Corporation
Great Smoky Mountains
Mr. Taylor
Hamlin
West Va
Washington
Morton Meradith
St. Francis Sanitarium
H. T. Minard
Standard
Fannie Meradith
Columbia
Verna Watts
Memphis, Tenn
Arthur Dryburgh
PHIS
Batiste
Trousseau
Ocietl
Eve C. Eve C. Bradford
Society i
Fred Hill
Graham Breard
Joe Wright Swift
Swift
Pecan Grove
Alyce Daniel
Hotel
Virginia
Grover Holloway
Walker Glen, Jr
Miami
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Oak Grove
Tallulah
Tony Parrino
Springhill
J. R. Cole
J. M. Cole
Mississippi
J. C. Young
Sarah
Charles L. Young
Alma Goss
New Jersey
Phi Iota Gamma Sorority
Bastrop High School
Mrs
Boots Gagwell
Memphis
Joan Lawton
Winborn Lawton
H. M. Bennett
Holloway & Thompson
Thomson Vorsiano St
Audit Bureau of Circulations
News-Star
World
A. B.C
A.B. C
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