Summer Camp Topic Of Conversation
A month before departure for Camp Waldemar, a group of young girls and their mothers gathered at J. R. Wooten gardens for a morning conversation hosted by Mrs. Elmer Slagie and co-hostess Mrs. Harold Monk. Mrs. Monk outlined Waldemar activities including swimming boating horseback riding nature lore hiking athletics and relaxation. Several girls named include Joan Biedenharn Jessie Lee Touchstone Jane Rhymes Joan Boardman Gay Noe Betty Sue Shotwell Kerry Biedenarn Esther Ewing Marguerite Lamkin Cornelia McHenry Clarice Slagle Lee Slagle Betty Sue Jones Mary Moss Madison Alice Wal Plans for the triennium and district officers of Fifth district L F W C were discussed at a Ruston meeting led by President Mrs Leola Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
J. R. Wooten Gardens
Camp Waldemar
Elmer Slagie
Waldemar
Harold Monk
Wooten Gardens
Joan Biedenharn
Jessie Lee Touchstone
Jane Rhymes
Joan Boardman
Gay Noe
Betty Sue Shotwell
Kerry Biedenharn
Esther Ewing
Marguerite Lamkin
Cornelia McHenry
Clarice
Lee Slagle
Betty Sue Jones
Mary Moss Madison
Bastrop
Alice Wal
Social Notices from Senatobia Mississippi and Nearby Areas
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Jean Eloise Wait to Davis A Whitfield Jr at the Wait home in Senatobia. Engagement announced for Miss Johnnie Lenoir to Charles Sprague White of St Louis and Natchez. West Monroe Methodist offer a benefit chicken spaghetti supper Thursday evening. Various social updates on visits and entertainments in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mims
Lloyd Cenard
Harry Williams
Mary W. Beard
Charles Mirms
Nell Renwick
Lloyd Lenard
Bernice Nichols
Billy Stevens
Frances Smith
Lloyd Tull
Melba Stevenson
George Hayes
Jo McCook
Dick Eason
Sara Reagan
Max Kulcke
Jo T. Conger
Louis Pecastaing
James Guaredy
Phillip Embanato
James Sherrard
van Pierce Wait
Jean Eloise
Davis A. Whitfield
Senatobia
Mississippi
Greenville
Miss
Mr. Whitfield
Mansford Plantation
Tallulah
John Louis Lord
Johnnie Lenoir
Charles Sprague White
St. Louis
Natchez
St. Joseph
West Monroe Methodist
Busy week of social events and weddings announced
A sequence of social engagements runs Thursday through Monday. Activities include a Child Study club meeting at West Monroe Methodist Church, boating party for Miss Carolyn Stubbs aboard Pegasus, a Poetry Discussion group gathering, cocktail and supper receptions honoring Miss Carolyn Stubbs and Dr. Robert Lynch, wedding rehearsals, and the Stubbs Lynch wedding at the Riverside Drive home. Also noted are two marriages, church meetings, camp assignments, Red Cross plans, and updates on local friends and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Monroe Methodist Church
Dale Cobb
J. A. Dumas
Lela Germany
Sara Talbert
Carolyn Stubbs
Pegasus
James Russell
Walter Kellogg
Richard Miller
George Miller
New Orleans
Robert Lynch
Robert Layton
Central Baptist W. M. S
Louis Griffin
Polk Street
Stubbs
Riverside Drive
Jane Dawkins
McVea Oliver
Stubbs-Lynch
Virginia
Sydney Alexander
C. B. Gray
Sterlington Methodist Church
Home Demonstration Club Plans Lincoln Parish Event
The Vienna club gathered in the clubhouse to organize entertaining all 13 Lincoln parish clubs on June 28. Mrs. Bryson led a session on quick pickle making and demonstrated the preparation steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parish
Sue and Patsy clash over money and marriage plans
Sue Davenport contends with Patsy over mounting bills and a strained home life. Allen tries to shield his sister as Patsy’s interference escalates. Sue flees with friend Bob to reassess her future and a possible marriage.
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Sue
Bob
Patsy
Davenport
Allen
Monroe
Long
Pats
Chicago
Pete
Grace Griffith
Grace
Barbara
Mae
Allen Dear
Sis
Bob Trenton
Sweet
Maggie
Eugene Field
Bob Dear
Anary
Social News Roundup From Mrs. Doyle Peterson Household
Refreshments were served to a long list of guests including Mrs. BR Ferguson and Mrs. Sadie Jackson. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perrett of Arcadia and Mr. Shelton Perrett. Kendall Ball Jr. of Monroe spent the weekend with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. T. Ferguson
Charles P. Frazier
Sadie Jackson
Curtis Bradshaw
Tom Leachman
Charles Peterson
W.S. Drewry
O. Boyd
Spencer Lover
Gene Nolan
B. C. Atwell
Dan Goins
Grace Rabb
John Lolley
Virgil Williamson
K. E. Ball
Bertha Bryson
Doyle Peterson
Frank Perrett
Arcadia
Shelton Perrett
J. B. Fincher
Kendall Ball, Jr
Frances
Monroe
Ed Newton
Jackson
Miss
J. F. Wilkins
Lon Newton
Little Memphis
Pretty house dress pattern with back-fastened belts
Today's Pattern showcases No. 8737 a simple back-fastened dress with side belts and braid trim. It features a square neckline and easy sewing chart, sized for 32 to 44 with yardage for 35 inch fabric and trim, offered by Monroe News-Star-World pattern service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percale
Batiste
Seersucker
Monroe News-Star
7Th Ave
New York
N. Y
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Travel Plans
A roundup of social visits across towns highlights Mary Gray in Malvern as a guest of Mrs. Ready. Families from Ferriday Batesville and Jackson travel to see relatives in Ohio Kentucky and Arkansas while others visit Monroe Tallulah and Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gray
Malvern
Meeting attendance and family visits noted in local items
The Southeast Ark. Medical association met in McGehee with attendance noted. Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Williams and children returned from Baton Rouge. Cecil Manning visited for the weekend with his wife and children. Fred Wilcoxon spends vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wilcoxon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
McGehee
Dempsey Williams
Baton Rouge
Cecil Manning
Fred Wilcoxon
Mrs
J. J. Wilcoxon
Great ancient sea linked Arctic and Gulf, submerged Rockies
The text notes a historic sea once connected the Arctic Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico. It specifies the Rocky Mountain region lay underwater throughout while the sea never reached the Pacific Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Ocean
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R. R. Gill
Cosmos Club
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Minnie O'Neal
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Robert Peterson
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