Delta Beta Sigma Hosts 22nd Annual Convention in Monroe
Delta Beta Sigma sorority opens its 22nd annual convention in Monroe with 200 delegates and officers registering at the Hotel Frances. Activities include a luncheon, Life of Riley party at Riley camp, a Cherokee Terrace costume ball, and plans for subsequent breakfasts, swimming, and meetings through midweek culminating in a final Cherokee Terrace ball.
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Delta Beta Sigma Sorority
Monroe
Hotel Frances
Tae
Riley
Riley Camp
Cherokee Terrace
John Coon
Frances Hotel
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Martha Hatchell
the Frances
Fred Fudickar
Personal notices from Monroe area readers abroad and visiting relatives
Local society items list press photographer Leon C No land and his family traveling to Atlantic City for the National Press Photographers Association convention and a Long Island visit. Other residents host relatives in Jonesboro Little Rock Homer La Camden Baton Rouge Quebec New Orleans and more with travel plans and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon C. Noland
News-Star — World
Atlantic City
N. J
National Press Photographers’ Association
Long Island
Local residents visit as guests over weekend
Mrs. Jim Wooten returns home after a Ohio visit. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Sager of Lake Charles stayed with Mrs. Malcolm Biedenharn, with Mrs. Sager formerly Miss Joan Biedenharn. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith of Lake Charles joined families including Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Richard. Mrs. Smith is formerly Miss Caroline Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Sager
Lake Charles
Malcolm Biedenharn
Sager
Joan Biedenharn
Ralph Smith
F. L. Smith
Ernest C. Richard
Smith
Caroline Richard
Local residents visit families across several cities
Mr and Mrs Fred Gulledge of Limeveport spent the weekend with Mrs Gullidges family Mr and Mrs Milling Bernstein. Mr and Mrs C F Nunnally Jr and their son Charles of Alexandria arrived for a visit with Mrs Nunnallys parents Dr and Mrs A D Tisdale. Mrs Nunnally will remain in Monroe for a week. Miss Louise Tisdale returns to Alexandria after visiting. The Worshams of Mobile will visit in Monroe for a week with Mr A C Worsham. The Lamkins spent the weekend in Hot Springs with Dr and Mrs Marion Gray. The Smiths left for Burlington North Carolina. Marguerite Lamkin left for Los Angeles for the summer with her brother Speed Lamkin. Harold B McSwain and family drove to Monroe for the Marshall Harper wedding and visited Mrs Foster, formerly Sally Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 2. Veazey
Washington, D. C
W. D. Russells
Monroe
New York
Quebec
S. S. Tadoussec
St. Lawrence
Tadoussec
Gospe Peninsula
Fred Gulledge
Limeveport
C. F. Nunnally, Jr
Charles
Alexandria
Cliff Worsham
Clifton, Jr
Mobile
Ala
Mr. Worsham
A. C. Worsham
E. T. Lamkin
Hot Springs
Ark
Mrs
Marion Gray
F. L. Smith, Jr
Burlington, N. C
Harold B. McSwain
Marshall - Harper
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons Long Turf Career Highlighted
James Fitzsimmons known as Sunny Jim has trained Belair Stud and Wheatley Stable horses for 25 years. He started in 1884 by galloping horses for Brannon Brothers at Sheepshead Bay, beginning a lifelong association with the track and racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Jim
New York
James Fitzsimmons
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Belair Stud
Wheatley Stable
Fitzsimmons
Brannon Brothers
Sheepshead Bay
Israel Created in 1948 Dominates Palestine
A historical note states that the Republic of Israel was created in 1948 and occupies the main portion of Palestine.
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Republic of Israel
Palestine
Business And Professional Women Open Club Year With Dinner Meet
The Business and Professional Women group began its new year with a dinner at Hotel Frances on Tuesday June 12. President Louise Massey announced 1951 52 committee chairs and co chairs while delegates from the Baton Rouge state convention reported on sessions and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Frances
Louise Massey
Helen Blanchard
Bessie Skinner
Mary O'Kelly
Gladys Miles
Edna Vaughan
Matteo Scalia
Eloise Helm
Elizabeth Stenberg
Alice Bauer
Dora Anish
Lafayette
Ruth Cooley
Lucille Mathis
Mae Modes
Mamie Ober
Fertilizer guidance for fall gardens from Mildred G Swift
Garden expert Mildred G Swift outlines fertilizer basics for vegetables, explaining 4-12-4 5-10-5 and 6-10-7 numbers denote nitrogen phosphorus and potash. She notes application rates per 100 feet of row and recommends placing fertilizer in bands beside the seed to avoid germination interference.
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Mildred G. Swift
Assoc
School Health To Be Featured
Concordia parish will form a council to promote health services for school age children after Mrs. Henrietta Glanton returns from a Baton Rouge workshop June 27 28 She was chosen as Concordia’s representative The program is sponsored by the state department of public welfare health education hospital board and youth commission Officials at a Winnsboro preliminary meeting include B P Seab county agent Mrs S R Gray librarian Mrs Lela Mulvihill health nurse Mrs Maybel Denham parish welfare officer and Mrs Anna Calhoun welfare worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferriday
Concordia Parish
Henrietta Glanton
Baton Rouge
S. R. Gray
Lela Mulvihill
Maybel Denham
Anna Calhoun
Seals Manager O'Doul Frustrated After Memorial Day Loss
In Sacramento Lefty O'Doul, longtime San Francisco Seals manager, laments a rough Memorial Day as his club falls 9-7 to the Solons. Sacramento batters repeatedly reached out and hit pitchouts for base hits, a sign of the game’s wild moments. Mexico is bounded on the south by Guatemala.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lefty O’doul
San Francisco Seals
Sacramento Solons
Mexico
Guatemala
Diversified Rhythm Dancers to Perform at Neville High
Tuesday society calendar notes Clarice and Goldah Roan present Diversified Rhythm at Neville High School auditorium at 8 p m public invited Beta Delta sorority meets 515 Sixth Street at 2 p m W M A program 3 p m First Baptist Massing Auditorium Circle 3 leads W S C S meets at church 3 p m Women’s Society Christian Service Stone Avenue Methodist meets 9 30 a m Tuesday June 19 Circle 1 2 3 Christian Women’s Fellowship First Christian Church plans No 1 2 3 meetings Parkview Baptist Church WMLS circle times W M A Presbyterian Women program 2 30 p m Grace Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary homes varied No 1 3 4 5 6 times Circle 4 C W F First Christian Church 7 30 p m Wednesday Cosmopolitan Club luncheon speaker near east experience 20th Circle 4 C W F meets 7 30 p m Sherrouse League of Women Voters silver tea June 13 4 6 p m Avenue Club 7 30 p m Saturday wedding Florence Abrams Waldman Roof Garden Virginia Hotel 7 30 p m reception to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice and
Goldah Roan
Neville High School
Mary Rita Smith
Ann Rizzo
Glynda Sue
Clarice
Beta Delta Sorority
Jo Ann Miller
Sixth Street
First Baptist Church
Massing
Circle 3
First Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Stone Avenue Methodist Church
The
Christian Womens‘ Fellowship of the First Christian Church
F. E. Maxwell
North Eighth St
West Monroe
L. J. Hulin
Virginia Hotel
Pilot Club
Frances
Parkview Baptist Church
W.mls
E. W. Crowley
Auburn
Gerald D. Clark
Foster Street
Tony Sword
Edgewater Garden
Presbyterian Women of the Church
Leo Hartman
Woman's Auxiliary
Grace Episcopal Church
W. B. Liles
Isabelle
E. L. Covin
George Snellings
Country Club Drive
H. A. Whitfield
South Grand
Howell Heard
South 2Nd
Cosmopolitan Club
Wilmer Chance
Farrell Adams
First Christian Church
Curtis Cook
Alexander
Sherrouse Group
Florence Gertrude Abrams
Nathan A. Waldman
Roof Garden
Virginia
German Police Clash With Red Youths in Bonn Protest
In Bonn area police clashed with about 2 500 blue shirted Communist youths during a protest against rearming West Germany. Youths were detained at Koenigswinter and ordered to remove uniforms. Dozens were knocked unconscious and over 150 jailed including state deputy Kurt Erlebach.
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Bonn
Germany
Young Reds
West Germany
Allied High Commission
Koenigswinter
Rhine River
Free German Youth
North Rhine Westphalia
Kurt Erlebach
Hamburg
Germany divided into four occupation zones area
The present area of Germany, divided into four occupation zones, covers 143000 square miles.
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Germany
Tech to add second group of air force clerk typists
Louisiana Tech earns a second contingent of 17 entries of 25 airmen each totaling 425 trainees. The first squadron began arrivals April 23 and the new group starts July 2 through October 10 under Capt. Ned F. Britton. Courses cover typing military correspondence and filing taught by Tech faculty.
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Ruston
Louisiana Tech
U. S. Air Force
R. L. Ropp
Scott Field
Illinois
Ned F. Britton
Tech
3473Rd
Air Training Command
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Nell Entrican
Southern States
Lila Scogin
Jonesboro
Nelson Cox
Annalie
Little Rock
Arkansas
Mr. Cox
Blanchard
A. B. Cox
Homer. la
Malloy French
Indianola
Connie Wilson
Camden, Ark
Travis Marks
Jackson Street
Gertie Goldsmith
New Orleans
I. Heinberg
W. B. Abrams
Ben Francis
Heidelberg Hotel
Ollie Hensel
D. Y. Smith
Atlanta
Ronald Lee Davis, Jr
Boulder, Colo
Avimer Montgomery
U. S. Marine Corps
A. FE. Montgomery
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Montgomery
Motor Transport Supply Corps
Marie Frazier
A. G. Bauer
Canton
Norfolk
Ensign M. L. Frazier
Mexsana
Ounburn
Ing
Jim Wooten
Ohio
DeSiard St. Dial
Bettie Oxford
Ouida Oxford
Laura Slater
Jennie Smith
Ona Mae Sowers
Mattea Scalia
Alma Terry
Olive Terry
Ruth Thomas
Elizabeth Treis
Helen Trichel
Agnes Krogmire
Mary Harper
Ola Buce
Alice Chilton
Earl Coats
Christine Coleman
Marie
T. John
League of Women Voters
Lewis Slater
Avenue Club
Henry O. Hartman
Russell Ray
Cecil Hill
B. L. Mulhearn
J. R. White
Air Force
Belt & Button Shop
Room
Dial
Amman
DeSiard
Bernhardt Bldg
Retrixson von Photographer
Monroe, la
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