Delta Beta Sigma Hosts Costume Ball for Out of Town Members
Delta Beta Sigma members hosted a terrace costume ball at the Frances Hotel in honor of Delta Beta Sigma delegates attending the 22nd annual convention. The event featured diverse costumes, judged prizes, and a Life of Riley party due to rain. Delegates from multiple Arkansas and Tennessee chapters participated, with Alpha Beta from Stuttgart winning a $25 war bond prize.
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Delta Beta Sigma
Frances Hotel
Ben Burton
Ann Merriman
Tau
Alpha Beta Chapter
Stuttgart
Arkansas
Alpha Nu Chapter
Baton Rouge
Prisoners of Love
Psi Chapter
Jonesboro
Ark
John Coon
D. V. Loflin
Epsilon
Helena
Iota
Camden
Monroe
Bowery
Theta Kappa
Mobile
Ala
Theta Phi
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Old Opry
Zeta
Memphis
Dolis
Zeta Man
Magnolia
Sororyy
Riley
Riley Camp
Fred Fudickar
Cherokee Terrace
College Library Provides Periodicals and Magazines
Northeast State College librarians note the main reading room houses a catalog of 260 periodicals spanning foreign affairs health science agriculture labor fashion education journalism current events home economy and literature. Miss Mary Clay cites popular titles such as Time Life Look American Reader's Digest Ladies Home Journal Made Moiselle and Woman's Home Companion with 33 additional periodicals added in 1950 51 upon department requests for advanced courses including Accounting Review Education Elementary School Journal Journal of Geography and Yale Review among others.
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Northeast State College
Mary Clay
Time
Life
Look
American
Reader’s Digest
The
Ladies Home Journal
Mademoiselle
Woman's Home Companion
Accounting Review
American Heritage
American Historical Review
American Society For Testing Material
Army-Navy Air Force Journal
Athletic Journal
Audubon Magazine
Child Study
Combat Forces Journal
Consumers’ Research Bulletin
Education
Education Record
Journal of American Chemical Society
Journal of American Association For Health
Physical Education
Journal of
NEA
Holiday
International Review Bulletin
Journal of Geography
Marriage and Family Living
Musical American
Music Educators Journal
Quarterly Journal of Economics
Reader's Digest
School Review
Yale Review
American Mathematical Monthly
School Science
OLLA Summer College Attendees and Birth Announcement
OL LA students attending college this summer include Sue Posey Carriece Lindsey and others at Northeast Louisiana State College Louisiana College Northwestern State and Louisiana State University. Rose Mary Blue from Snyder Texas visits relatives in Crowley and Dick Elliott Jr. Mr and Mrs Speedy Morrison announce the birth of a daughter Sarah Margaret born Monday June 11.
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Sue Posey
Carriece Lindsey
Northeast
Louisiana State College
Stanley Clark
Frank James
Sammy David
Louisiana College
Francis Elliott
Paula McDaniel
Patsy Winkler
Eunice Grice
Virginia Prestridge
Northwestern State
Edward Harris
Louisiana State University
Dorothy Tarver
Southwestern
Lafayette
Rose Mary Blue
Snyder
Tex
Dick Elliott
Social whirl fills Alexandria notices of travels and visits
Miss Marilyn Kellogg of Alexandria spent last weekend with relatives, attended the Jerry Lane dance at Bayou DeSiard Country Club, and returned Sunday. Mrs. Herbert Norwood of Franklin vacationed with her parents in Alexandria. the family will return to Franklin tomorrow. Wendell and Slade Moody, grandchildren of Mrs. Slade, visit Kansas and Illinois to see their father. Robin and Tracy Eubanks will visit relatives on Island Drive while parents vacation in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hayes of Baton Rouge moved to Monroe. A. M. LeBlanc and three others travel to Baton Rouge for a leadership conference, with stops en route. Mrs. Sidney Kahn visits Memphis for ten days. The Wilensky family vacationing in the southwest plan ten days away. Stanton Huey spends summer in Ruston attending LA Tech. Robert Layton Jr. leaves for Colorado University summer school after earning Tech degree and plans LSU Law. Mrs. Richard Faust and children visit in town two weeks. she is Mrs. Kellogg’s former daughter-in-law. Mrs. Q. O. Grisham hosts Mrs. Galloway, her daughter Virginia King, Maurice King, and David of Indiana in town. King is also a former local resident.
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Marilyn Kellogg
Alexandria
Walter Kellogg
Jerry Lane
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Miss Kellogg
Robin
Tracy Eubanks
S. J. Rogers
Island Drive
James Eubanks
New York City
A. M. LeBlanc
Baton Rouge
Lillian LeBlanc
Imogene Noble
Carrie Nell Spence
Violet Venable
Ouachita Parish High School
QO. M. Grisham
Edgar Galloway
Boliva, Tenn
Maurice King
David
Indiana
King
Virginia Galloway
City
Social Club Luncheon Guest Speaker Near East Experience
The Cosmopolitan Club meets at a tea room for a reg ular luncheon with guest speaker Mr Wilmer Chance discussing Near East Experience. Hostesses are Mrs Farrell Adams and Mrs W V Roy. Various club meetings and a wedding are noted.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Wilmer Chance
Farrell Adams
W. V. Roy
First Christian Church
Curtis Cook
Alexander
Sherrouse
League of Women Voters
Lewis Slater
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College Library
Olla
Herbert Norwood
Franklin
Fred Hudson, Jr
Norwood
Peter
Frederick
Norwoods
Wendell and
Slade Moody
C. E. Slade
Kansas
Ilinois
Charles E. Slade
Thomas Hayes
South Grand Street
Sidney Kahn
Fletcher Gans Cohn
Peabody Hotel
Southwest
S. J. Wilensky
Pat Wilensky
Amarillo
Texas
Phoenix
Arizona
Old Mexico
California
Stanton Huey
Mrs. S. FE. Huey
Ruston
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Robert Layton, Jr
University of Colorado
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana State University Law School
Richard Faust
Dickie
Rhoda
Robert
New Orleans
Borden
Thrifty Homemakers Demonstration Club
Redwine
J. Howard Carroll
McClendon
Joe Wellerman
Amo Club
H. L. Gill
Carleton Avenue
L. H. Patrick
Avenue Club
Henry ©. Hartman
South Iand
Russell Ray
Cecil Hill
B. L. Mulhearn
Florence Gertrude Abrams
Nathan A. Waldman
Roof Garden
Virginia
U. S
Moarcie Tsa
Dickerson
Rice O'Neill
Tweedie
Joyce
Sandlers
DE Loy
Softeeze
Cobbler
Debs
Holloway
Desiard St.b
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