Sole Miss Talbert Weds Arnaud Lopez In Biloxi Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Sarah Talbert daughter of Mrs John Boamer Lamkin and Mr Joseph Talbert to Mr Arnaud O Gorman Lopez Jr son of Mr and Mrs A O Lopez was held June 22 at the Biloxi Catholic rectory. An informal reception followed at the White House and the couple left for Camp Blanding Florida where Lopez is stationed. The article lists attendees and notes Talbert's social standing and education. Also announced is the engagement of Neema Elizabeth McBride to Marion Cecil Williams with July 13 wedding plans. Louise Agerton is recovering from major surgery at Riverside sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Talbert
John Boamer Lamkin
Joseph Everett Talbert
Columbia
Arnaud O'Gorman Lopez, Jr
A. O. Lopez
Biloxi
Vicksburg
Miss
White House
Camp Blanding
Fila
Lopez
United States Army
Monroe
University of Texas
Louisiana State University At
Baton Rouge
Kappa Kappa Sorority
John T. McBride
Jonesboro
Neema Elizabeth
Marion Cecil Williams
Miss McBride
Ruston
Joseph Dufresne
Louis McBride
Marguerite Wilder
Ruth McBride
E. L. Walker
J. A. McBride
W. F. McBride
Thesta Ann Walker
Viola McBride
F. A. Pott
Winnsboro, Sr
Helen Louise Potts
A. Leslie McDuff
John L. McDuff
Chase, la
First Methodist Church
Winnsboro
Family Reunion Near Columbia Highlights Engagement News
Members of Mrs. Mabel Hall’s family gathered at the Columbia home beside the Quachita river for a reunion and noon dinner. The event marked the first full family gathering in thirteen years and included notice of engagements for Neema Elizabeth McBride to Marion Cecil Williams and Helen Louise Potts to A Leslie McDuff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hall
Columbia
Quachita River
Hall
George Hall
Grayson
Henry Hall
Monroe
James Hall
John Hall
Lillie V. Hall
C. R. Thurman
Bossier
S. W. Walke
Richard Danneh
Sam Ford
Winnfield
Charles Brooks
Wisner
Ernest Greenwood
Jonesville
Local social roundup lists Bettie Keller wedding events
Wednesday features the Junior Knitters at Mrs. Kramer's home and a Keller party trail with Luncheon at Hotel Virginia and a reception for Miss Bettie Keller. A garden barbecue honors the couple, then a church wedding Saturday at St Matthew's with a terrace reception at Frances hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Kramer
Forsythe
Paul Keller
Breard Street
E. G. Calvert
Lewis Faler
Bettie Keller
Hotel Virginia
A. M. Guerriero
James Guerriero
Jack Caplis
Gienmar Street
Pelican Book and Study Club
S. L. Lantrip
West Monroe
St. Matthew's Church
Frances Hotel
Castle in the desert: a perilous escape with an emir
Anne Willard, Blaze Sherwood, and Pete Mackey flee a rapacious emir by a marriage stratagem. They travel by camel carriage into a basin of blue salt water, reach a Yangsar pavilion, and contemplate safety as suspicions of betrayal loom. The trio swims in a salt lake under cautious watch, preparing for whatever comes next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Willard
Anne
Blaze Sherwood
Pete Mackey
Laze
Sherwood
Mackey
Doddap
Bekkan Bula
Dr. O
Chuka
Yangsar
Pete
Health trip and family visit noted in Hot Springs
Stacy Hearn spends weeks in Hot Springs for health. Luther Branch and family joined him for several days visiting Stacy Hearn. Also, a note recalls the Northwest Mounted Police formed in 1873, renamed Royal Canadian Mounted Police in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy Hearn
Hot Springs
Luther Branch
Bobby
S. A. Hearn
L. A. Jr
James
Northwest Mounted Police Force
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Royal Canadian Mounted Polce
Crossett Youth to Enlist at Jackson
Clifton Albert Pendergrass 18 son of Mr and Mrs Dee Henry Pendergrass 302 Oak Crossett Ark leaves by train Wednesday night for Jackson Miss to be enlisted in the 450th ordnance company aviation in the new air corps base in New Orleans Sgt H B McNemar urges all interested in similar vacancies to contact him at once as they must be closed out by June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Albert Pendergrass
Dee Henry Pendergrass
Oak Street
Crossett
Ark
Jackson
Miss
450Th Ordnance Company
Aviation
Air Corps
New Orleans
H. B. McNemar
Pattern No. 8975 for children's frock bonnet and panties
Pattern No 8975 offers a side buttoning frock bonnet and panties for ages 4 to 12 with back sash and gathered skirt. Size 6 requires 3% yards of 35 inch fabric plus five yards bias trim. Send coin and details to News Star World Pattern Service in New York for this pattern and summer fashion book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star—World Today
106Th Avenue
New York
N. Y
Picnic Held by W. M. U. District in Louisiana Home
The Baptist W. M. U. district No. 1 held an all day program and picnic at the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home on Wednesday. Leaders and members from five associations attended, with morning programs led by district and state officers and an afternoon of stunts and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Louisiana Baptist Children's Home
F. B. Sartor
Alto
Hannah Reynolds
New Orleans
D. R. Wetman
Rayville
T. W. Gayer
F. C. Flowers
Olla Baptist Encampment Planned in Olla
The Olla Baptist encampment will be held in Olla from July 15 to 24. A fine program is planned and large attendance is expected. To keep meals affordable despite higher food costs, organizers will not raise meal prices. Churches donate food and money to maintain a low rate for the 10 day outing. Music each day will be directed by D. C. Black. Other department heads will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Black
Two Building Permits Issued by City Inspector Awl
Sam H. Awl announced two permits on Wednesday morning. Travis Oliver Jr. gets permission to build a one story frame garage at 2010 Island Drive for 750 dollars with E. J. Ousley as contractor. Mrs. Sam Danna receives a permit for a porch addition to the one story frame dwelling at 307 Holly Street with day labor and a 5000 dollar cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam H. Awl
Travis Oliver, Jr
Island Drive
E. J. Ousley
Sam Danna
Holly Street
Bingo Party Planned at Labor Temple Monday
A bingo party sponsored by the Women's International Union Label League No. 570 will be held Monday at 8 p.m. at the Labor temple as a benefit for the U.S.O. Proceeds support the troops and morale efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
Women’s International Union Laber League
Women's International Union
U.S. O
Cotton quota notices to Ouachita producers expected soon
The Ouachita parish AAA office reports that normal 1940 cotton yields have been received. I E Lucas administrative assistant says allotments will be mailed to cotton producers within the next ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish Aaa
E. Lucas
Ouachita
Mr. Lucas
New Aviation Courses Open at Northeast Junior College
Northeast Junior College starts three summer civil aviation courses this week at Selman field. The primary course of 20 students began Wednesday at 5 am, with secondary and cross country sessions starting Thursday and Friday. Ground school times are listed and totals rise to 1 percent of pilots trained since last September. Bids open Friday for a new hangar at Selman field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Junior College
Civil Aeronautics Authority
C. C. Calvert
Selman Field
Wage Hour Session Set Tonight For Fifth District
The wage and hour law for business and industry in the Fifth district will be discussed tonight at 8 in the Hate Virginia ballroom. J W Warren of the Chamber of Commerce says federal officials Mahlon S Hale of New Orleans supervising inspector for Louisiana and D Douglas Howard state wage and hour attorney will attend to outline the act and answer questions. The session, first of several statewide meetings, is sponsored by the Chamber at the wage and hour division's request to aid local business concerns without trips to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District
Virginia
J. W. Warren
Chamber of Commerce
Mahlon S. Hale
New Orleans
Louisiana
D. Douglas Howard
Mr. Warren
Prisoner Named Stalin Held in Columbus Jail
In Columbus Mississippi a man described as Joseph Stalin, a Black prisoner, was held in Lowndes County jail on unknown charges. He was brought by Oktibbeha sheriff for safekeeping. reasons for incarceration and detention location beyond Columbus were not disclosed. Separately, California’s population grew from 5 677 251 in 1930 to 6 873 688 in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Miss
Joseph Stalin
Lowndes County
Oktibbeha
Starkville
California
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Arnaud O. Lopez
Gulf Coast
Louise Agerton
Riverside Sanitarium
Daddy
American Hotel Association
Mother
Granville Tierney
Wichita
Kans
Tierney
J. M. Cobb
Theodore Allen
Allen
Mildred Cobb
Ben F. Barnes
The
People’s Credit Clothiers
City
William G. Herring
St. Francis Sanitarium
Campbell's Clinic
Memphis
Tenn
Herring
New Mexico
Ruth Allen
Los Angeles
B. A. Trousdale
New York City
Mrs. A. Barnes
Crowley
Avie Colvin
Earl Mallory
Hudson Lane
Penny Sale
Keller-Capus
Winnie Graham Breard
Robert Breard
DeSiard Street
Meyer Greenwall
Mirror Room
John Caplis
Keller-Caplis
Lotus Club
Joseph Wright Swift
Bayou
Grammont Breard
Fred Hill
Miss Keller
Hailie Mae Caplis
Filhiol Breard
Mildred Keller
Winnie Grahan Breard
Thomas Serwich
Paul Keller, Jr
William Caplis
J. G. Griffin
Polk Street
Bernstein Park
G. B. Griffin
Bobbie
Dixie Griffin
Bastrop
L. A. Griffin
Ray Griffin
W. G. Griffin
W. G. Jr
Shaw
J. S. Freeman
Marion
Katherine Jo Freeman
Fort Worth
Tex
Robert Wrote
Jimmie
Margaret Griffin
Collins
Frank Edney
Edward Higginbotham
Crossett, Ark
Frank B. Edney
Greenwood
George Fluitt
Marbury
LeCompte, la
Fluitt
Edward Saucier
J. Struben
Sylvan Masur
Miami Beach
Fla
Faye Heard
Dallas
Ouida Piner
J. N. Shows
Willard
Earl Colton
Ethel Jackson
Douglas Nance
Womans Shop
Ella Scherck
the Sacred
Rita Mahler Manson
Desert
W.M.U. District
Louisiana Baptist Home
Olla
Awl
Agency
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