June Weddings Keep Town In Full Springtime Mood
June continues as wedding month with informal in city affairs and wedding teas. Notables include Mrs William Glad with blue forget me nots and blue crystal luncheon service. Young social set Bliss Olive Sherrod Nancy Griffin enjoy vacations in Norfolk while relatives attend a funeral in Miss. Clyde A Ingon mourns brother in Little Rock with family travel for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Glad
Killarney
Olive Sherrod
Miss Nancy
Sherrod
Miss Georgia Wright Honored In Local Social Notes
A long city feature covers Miss Georgia Wright’s college and civic life including Quachita Parish High School and Louisiana College accolades. It details her carnival queen and track queen titles, and Theta Kappa Pi election. It also notes Mr. Taliaferro’s athletic background and teaching career in Jonesville, with family ties to wartime and legal figures. The piece continues with social visits, church auxiliary meetings, bridge events, a chicken supper, and Baptist Missionary society circles, naming attendees and hostesses across Baton Rouge and Jackson connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Wright
Baptist Children’s Home
Miss Wright
Quachita Parish
Louisiana College
Pineville
S. LA
Theta Kappa Pi
Taliaferro
Waukesha
Wis
R. M. Taliaferro
Shreveport
Wisconsin
Canada
Eveready Circle Hosts Tallulah Meeting and Social
Tallulah Mrs. Moberley hosted the Eveready circle with Mrs. Smith presiding, and Mrs. Garrison leading the devotional. Wray Bowie sang two numbers while Agatha Lanehart played two piano solos, and a spelling contest closed the program. Refreshments followed for numerous members including Mrs. Storey, Mrs. Regenold, Miss Lanehart, and others. Devis Whitfield hosted a bridge party with a tea. H W Huckshay won high score and R C Webb Jr. received the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Moberley
Eveready
G. L Smith
G. L. Garrison
Garrison
Wray Bowie
Agatha Lanehart
L. G. Storey
Harry Caster
W. E. Regeno
Cecil Robbins
W. G. Goza
J. Roy Medlin
Alma Goza
Hulm
W. H. Rogillio
A. H. Hurd
G. L. Smith
J. E Luster
Berca Gaines
Social Gateways Blend Bridge and Barbecue Hospitality
Mangham hostess Mangham Mrs Carlton Underwood hosted two bridge tables at her home with Mesdames Alex Watson Mabie Nash W E Hixon Ben Hixon Monroe Hixon F C Sheppard and E C Harper as guests. Morris Brown and daughter Willie Brown hosted a chicken barbecue for friends including Courtland Harris and Miss Girard from Hebert and Swetman Moore Landerneau Singletary Griffen Wynn Elsie Robinson McGee Hewitt from Mangham plus J L Hewitt and others. Gladys Gregory hosted Monroe Hixon Hixon Alex Watson Carlton Underwood and C J Windham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Underwood
Alex Watson
Mabie Nash
W. E. Hixon
Ben Hixon
Monroe Hixon
F. C. Sheppard
E. C. Harper
Morris Brown
Willie Brown
Hebert
Courtland Harris
Miss Harris
Miss Girard
Rayville
D. R. Swetman
J. E. Moore
Hazel Landerneau
Julia
Miss Singletary
Richard Griffen
Wynn
Elsie Robinson
Mangham
Gladys Gregory
Hixon
C. J. Windham
Wedding or Funeral A Crumbling Love Triangle
Judith Goodloe plans a marriage to Reuben Oliver though he fights to recover losses from a failed well project. Cissy, Reuben’s rival in love, plots amid wedding preparations as a telegram threatens the future of the Sutie Justis venture and the couple’s fate hinges on a single choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Goodloe
Reuben Oliver
Goodloes
Judith
Reuben
Clem Rogers
Maryland
Clem
Cissy
Darling
Godlees
Gary Brent
Lutie Justis
Cleopatra
Warder
Rube
Dick Blout
Blondie South Fergeson
Skip Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Miss Willie Brown’s
In Yune Mississippi the Skip Bridge club met at Miss Willie Brown’s home with members including Pardue Baker Lee Nash Wilson Brown and Kate Talbert. Co hostesses were Mrs Corbin Baker and Mrs Anne Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skip Bridge Club
Willie Brown
Arere
Take Pardue
Anne Baker
E. T. Lee
Mabel Nash
Ellis Wilson
Morris Brown
Kate Talbert
Local literary club previews Southern playwrights program
Bono Nostrorum club continues its year with a session on Southern and Playwrights. Mrs M D McConnell presented a brief sketch of Lynn Riggs life and works while Mrs J W DeMoss outlined Hatcher Hughes. The program committee submitted a concise plan for the next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keener McConnell
Virgie Evans
Oldster’s funeral rite among hillside folk in Kingston
Uncle Felix Breazeale, 73, staged a grand funeral for himself on Cave Creek valley hillside, with 8000 mourners and a 17-year-old helper. He attended the service, heard a minister, and then returned to farming saying it was his last such event and he enjoyed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Tenn
Felix
Bush) Breazeale
Cave Creek Valley
Uncle Felix’s Sermon Draws Thousands at Joyful Service
After a sermon the Friendly Eight Odette sang his hymn On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand. Uncle Felix shook hands with thousands and signed his mark on many cards and books. He explained he never married, seeking the right woman, and praised his 17 year old male as smarter than most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Banks
Felix
Landlocked Sinkiang Exports and Characteristics
Sinkiang or Chinese Turkestan lies farthest from the sea among nations. Its exports include gold jade bear's paws elk horns fine horses sheep and camel wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinkiang
Chinese Turkestan
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Grand
Sarah Frances Driver
Miss Griffin
Kersh
Alexandria Avenue
Symet Ceccser
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Little Rock
Allison
Annie Benton
T. E. Hampton
Ard Street
C. H. Foster
St. John
Lucille Union
EB. H. Rivers
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Erin
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Florida
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Delta Kappa Pi
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Menos
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W. Wright
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G. M. Martin
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Tex
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el Dorado
Ark
T. A. Landrum
Eros
J. T. Landrum
Sue
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N. M. Guyton
John
Worth F. Landrum
Billy
J. H. Jr
J. D
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Detroit
Mich
Royal Palms Hotel
Morgan Simonton
New Orleans
Miss Charlene Taylor
Min
Peer
Peany Bubb
Delta Airways
Sareveport
Mrs. Griffin
T. F. Causey
McComb, Miss
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Federaling Association
Oliver
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Meetey
Mie
Ines
Edranthis
National Optical
ST. John ST
Elizabeth Reynolds
Baton Rouge
Doris Calihan
May Roland
F. C. Reynolds
Reynolds
Joseph Behrnes
William Calihan
Caroline Oliver
Florence Finker
Pine Haven, Miss
Archie Bland
R. C. Webb, Jr
Dean Allen
J. W. Huckabay
E. S. Freman
A. T. Palmer
W. D. Buford
Z. L. Chambliss
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J. S. Agee
W. C. Malone
J. H. Collins
Murphy
R. K. Boney
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J. 5. Agee
Edward Yerger
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Harrie Hue Devine
Jackson
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Alma Maxwell
W. E. Regenold
J. E. Luster
Benard Petty
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H. S. Provine
J. K. Seab
J. W. Holly
Paul Gaines
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Harry Bankston
Edmonson
Albert Sevier
J. G. Darby
A. J. Boswell
W. R. Hatchell
R. O. Bales
Tallulah
Joseph G. F. P
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Miss Watson
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Tom Brown
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Betty Lou
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