Margaret Land Society Editor Contact Lines
Residence phone 7676 and business line 2516 listed for Margaret Land society editor.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1954
Page
3
Residence phone 7676 and business line 2516 listed for Margaret Land society editor.
Mrs. Douglas Coker, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Troy, recently moved from Dallas, was introduced to Monrovians at an informal Coke hour in the Troy home. Gladioli and day lilies decorated the rooms around the refreshment table center.
The St Francis Auxiliary gathers at 10 a.m. in the United Gas Building for a midweek program. BPW Club hosts a 6:30 p.m. meeting at the Baptist Children's Home Picnic Grounds led by Mrs Helen Trichel. Rehearsal dinner for the Bam ford Parker wedding party at 8:15 p.m. at Hollywood Restaurant. The Bam ford Parker wedding takes place Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs Troy and the honoree Mrs Coker receive guests, with Mrs M Kiam, Mrs Darwin Nichols and Mrs John Clay assisting. over fifty visitors call to greet the honoree.
Miss Joy Dell Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Edward Jones Downs ville wed Harold Frith son of Mr and Mrs E M Frith Eros. The Southside Methodist Church in Monroe hosted the ceremony with Rev Lea Joyner officiating. The couple reside at 107 McClendon Street West Monroe.
A series of short notices details travels and visits by residents. Mrs J Shelby Cage and family vacationed in Birmingham with Rev. and Mrs Robertson. Miss Kathryn Oliphant and Mrs Oliphant vacationed in Biloxi. Dr and Mrs Dewitt Milan attended the AMA meeting in San Francisco. Elsther Frazer at Millsaps College. H H Reardon visiting Birmingham. Mrs Harry Springer and family home from Memphis. Joe and Mrs Dillard back from Alexandria. birth of David O Neal reported for Rayville families. Mrs Harry Brown’s Hattiesburg trip. final line cites William Butler Yeats as the greatest modern Irish poet.
A bridge luncheon at the Country Club hosted last Friday by Mrs. Theo Terzia Jr. and Mrs. Thomas Laddridge Jr. featured an arrangement of white blossoms and fruit. Prizes went to Mrs. Fred Frazier for high score, Mrs. C. D. Oakley for traveling prize, and Mrs. QO.A. Easterling for low score, with many guests in attendance.
A shower was given in the new Edgewater Gardens home of Mrs. H B Miles Sr to honor Mrs. Haywood B Miles Jr The event featured pink rose and gladioli arrangements as guests offered baby gifts and well wishes Attendees included Mrs J D Nolan Mrs T G Kincaid Mrs R P McKay and others.
Four hundred Louisiana Scouts will tour wildlife refuges oyster camps and Gulf vessels July under a Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries commission program aligned with the 1954 national Boy Scouts conservation theme. Leaders from seven councils will select top troop members for trips from the Mississippi mouth to Shreveport and from Lake Providence to Cameron featuring fishing swimming and study of pollution control and law enforcement.
The monthly meeting is moved to 10 a.m. on the fourth Thursday each month from the previous Wednesday afternoon slot. Members are advised to adjust schedules accordingly.
Dr. William W. Babcock, 83, a Philadelphia pathologist and surgeon, was honored in San Francisco at the AMA's 103rd annual meeting with the distinguished service award for outstanding contributions to medicine and humanity.
An item labeled Let s Explore Your Mind features Rev U and Pat in a brief column style piece. The title hints at a religious or inspirational program or discussion. No further readable details are available to specify the context or date.
A series of Q A style excerpts cover taste tests of the Dionne Quints, a theater daydream of a heroic impersonator, and psychology on forming habits. Psychologist James notes daily routines become automatic habits and a booklet on curing bad habits is offered.
The brightest stars bear individual names alongside their constellation labels. The primary star in a constellation is designated Alpha, followed by Beta and subsequent letters in Greek order. This naming sequence helps astronomers identify stellar positions within a given group.
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