Four Guests Honored By Beverly Russell
Beverly Russell hosts a social evening at the Lotus club for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ashton Holloway of Washington D C and other guests including West Point cadets W L Mitchell Jr and Lt Barnett. The event featured dancing iced fruit frappe and a crystal bowl.
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Beverly Russell
Lotus Club
Robert Ashton Holloway
Washington, D. C
Monroe
Mies
W. H. Barnett
West Point
W. L. Mitchell
Miss Russell
Mrs. Holloway
Lieutenant Barnett
Cadet Mitchell
Carolyn
Fair Wader Jane Bryan and Marga ret Kitchingham Tea
Hollywood star Jane Bryan favors shorts styled as wading pants for picnics while society hosts honor Miss Margaret Kitchingham of Columbia with an afternoon tea and shower at Mrs. L. B. Jarrell’s home. Guests, bouquets, and gifts fill the scene as singers, readers, and a wide list of attendees partake in pastel hydrangeas and crystal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bryan
Hollywood Star
Margaret Kitchingham
Columbia
L. B. Jarrell
Gordon Adams
J. O. Young
W. B. Reitzell
Reitzell
Jarrell
J. D. Kitchingham
Maurine Kitchingham
Frances Gartman
Make Believe
Ruth Winstead
C. O. Hopkins
Erby Meredith
Mesdames
C. E. Mounce
John Ward
F. A. Coty
Alexandria
Lee Wells
B. W. Wright
Edna McConnell
L. Rowland
Lavia Bridger
R. A. Lively
J. T. Hawkins
R. R. Redditt
Wayne Branks
J. B. Thompson
Manor Riser
E. F E. Franklin
C. R. Godfrey
G. H. Turver
Thomas Turver
Ella Sanders
EF. Myers
L. Honeycutt
Clyde James
J. W. Carter
L. E. Cobb
Weston Kelly
W. A. Davis
E. B. Coates
Archie Fisher
M. Jarrell
A. A. Webb
L. Kidd
C. L. Carroll
Lily Blanks
Hugh Thompson
W. H. Waggonen
A. C. James
Paul Jones
A. G. Hill
H. G. Adams
H. A. Hill
J. D. Rogers
W. W. Halbert
I. L. Clark
J. E. MacClanchon
G. E. Rogers
G. L Shipp
F. C. Gartman
H. C. Steele
F. A. Roberts
F. P. Coates
G. E. Mosely
W. M. Mouser
H. Thompson
R. C. Baggent
H. F. Green
R. A. Stafford
C. C. Minard
Annie Wear
W. E. Godfrey
C. C. Jarrell
G. E. Erskine
B. FE. Erskine
W. M. Brown
S. G. Jar
H. S. Bankston
J. M. Duplissy
S. P. Walker
L. R. Brasher
H. L. Alford
L. C. Nunn
F. M. Jones
Filla Gilbert
Lorraine Blankes
Dorothy Bridger
Erline Steele
Marjorie
Evelyn Green
Katie McSween
Betty Jo Backstrom
Ernestine Ramsey
Mildred Brown
Lucille Jarrell
Maurine Moore
Virginia Wright
Kathryn
Army Post Murders Mystery at Reading Room
A tense scene unfolds at a midwestern army post where Barney's shooting triggers suspicions. Elizabeth, Shaw, Adam, and Anne navigate motives, alibis, and a looming threat as the narrator weighs the killer’s target and potential suspects amid a mounting tension in the post’s quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Tomi
Barney
Elizabeth
Shaw
Anne
Charlie
Is This Why You Are Constipated
A health notice suggests dietary change to relieve constipation. It promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural bulk source for regularity, advising breakfast with cereal, plus plenty of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Birthday celebration honors C H Foster of Wisner
Mrs C H Foster gathered intimate friends for the 35th birthday of C H Foster of Wisner. A three tier embossed cake was cut by the celebrant and served with many courtesies by Mrs Foster. Judge D N Thompson shows improvement after critical illness at his daughter Mrs W M King's home. Thompson relatives from Los Angeles El Paso arrived this week. Patricia Wilhite, daughter of Carl and Mrs Wilhite of Perryville, returned from Camden Arkansas where she visited her aunt Mrs Richard Miles.
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C. H. Foster
C. H. Foster of
Wisner
D. N. Thompson
W. M. King
Judge Thompson
Messrs
Henry Thompson
Dave Thompson
Los Angeles
Fred Thompson
el Paso
City
Patricia Wilhite
Carl D. Wilhite
Perryville
Camden, Ark
Richard Miles
Jerry John
Gulf Coast
Keller Lodge
Biloxi
New Orleans
Henry Rickey
Family guests visit the Wilhites in Perryville
Patricia spent three weeks away and returned home with Mr and Mrs Richard Miles and children Wanda Faye and Richard from Camden. Mr C W Everette and daughter Barbara Anne of El Dorado Arkansas joined for a day at the Wilhite home in Perryville. Wanda Faye stayed for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Miles
Wanda Faye
Richard
Camden
C. W. Everette
Barbara Anne
el Dorado
Ark
Wilhite
Perryville
Patricia
Coming Events and Local Social Notes
Upcoming weddings and society meetings include Miss Ann Platt and Mr. Francis Payne wed at Grace Church at 10 a.m. Wednesday. The Poetry Society meets at 3 p.m., and the Logtown Home Demonstration Club gathers. Friday brings the Missouri Pacific Women's Club at 2:30 p.m. Several visitors arrived, Beta Delta sorority installed Chi chapter in Twin Cities, with a June 22 ceremony at Miss Betty Evans’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Platt
Francis Payne
Grace Church
The
Poetry Society
Betty Evans
Dorothy Lambert
Shreveport
June Boly
Oklahoma City
Miss Lambert
Beta Delta Sorority
Beta Delta
Twin Cities
Margaret Warren
Peggy McCrary
Nell Rainbolt
Mary Wilber McKee
Mary Lena Ballard
Jane Golson
Connie Johnson
Justine Wilson
Jane Humphries
Barbara Jo Younse
Evelyn Wade
Mackie Welch
Nell Renwick
Francis Anne Wilson
Beth Edwards
Nancy Roberts
Three Building Permits Issued By City Inspector
Sam H. Awl the city building inspector issued three permits late Monday and early Tuesday. Ike Dembenski receives a permit to remodel a two story brick building at 202 De Siard street for the Grayson shop at a cost of 3500 dollars with day labor. Ralph J. Talbot gets approval to remodel a 1.5 story frame residence at 200 Arkansas avenue costing 500 dollars with day labor. Minnie Napoleon is allowed to erect a one story frame dwelling on Magnolia street for two rooms at a cost of 2 dollars with day labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam H. Awl
Ike Dembenski
DeSiard Street
Grayson Shop
Ralph J. Talbot
Arkansas Avenue
Minnie Napoleon
Magnolia Street
Ouachita Parish School Board to Open Bids Friday
A called meeting of the Ouachita Parish School Board will be held in the superintendent’s offices Friday at 10 a.m. to receive bids for additions to three parish school buildings, including a proposed three story addition to Ouachita Parish High School on South Grand Street. The regular meeting will follow Friday July 7 with tentative budget preparation and plans for the coming year’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
T. O. Brown
South Grand Street
Americans Seen as World’s Best Mannered by British Ad Chief
Sir William Crawford, head of a British delegation, tells the 35th Advertising Federation of America convention in New York that Americans are the world’s best-mannered people including the man in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sir William Crawford
London
Sir William
Advertising Federation of America
Juror Jailed for Thirst During Trial in Elyria
Edward Miller, a juror, was jailed five days for contempt after delaying a trial 25 minutes to drink a glass of beer. Judge Guy B. Findley ordered the punishment in Elyria Ohio on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Edward Miller
Guy B. Findley
Baptist Home Children Back From Parish Trips
Children from the Louisiana Baptist home returned Monday after trips to Vernon Sabine and eastern parishes. Over 10 000 people heard programs in country churches. Superintendent B F Wallace led a bus tour with Mrs Wallace aiding a second group under L A Materne. A second delegation sails from Monroe for a 16 day outing visiting Caddo DeSoto Rapides and adjacent parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Baptist Home
B. F. Wallace
Wallace
Vernon
Sabine
L. A. Materne
Monroe
Caddo
DeSoto
Mae Terne
Rapides
Earthquakes Destroy Homes Near Athens
Severe tremors in the Agri district 150 miles west of Athens destroyed several houses. No deaths reported as villagers fled to open spaces and camped outside overnight.
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Athens
Agrinion
War Department appoints new lieutenants to posts
The War Department announced the appointment of Robert L. Hullinghorst of New Orleans as first lieutenant in the regular army and of Second Lieutenants Raymond H. Lumry of DeRidder Louisiana to Fort Bragg and Calvin O. Smith of Gulfport Mississippi to Fort Crockett Texas. The appointments take effect July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Robert L. Hullinghorst
New Orleans
Leutenants
Raymond H. Lumry
DeRidder
Ft. Bragg
Calvin O. Smith
Gulfport
Miss
Fort Crockett
Tex
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Ociet Eve C. Bradford
William Fudickar
William Wallace
A. R. Holloway
Charles Cason
Durwood Griffin
Morris Haas
Thomas Downs
Hollis Venable
Boyd Grant
Cecil Blanchard
McVea Oliver
Robert Wharton
Cramer Haas
Jewel Medaries
Arthur Miller
James Hayward
Louis Rusin
Percy Sandel
Joe Marx
Harold Miles
Malcolm Furlough
Jack Selig
Art Surgaine
Bruce Helm
Dick Lee
Bud Hamilton
Virginia Yarbrough
Owen S. Brown
W. D. Brown
Lake Providence
F. J. Platz
J. P. Brown
Paul Geisler
Brown
Asheville
N. C
Lake Providence High School
Providence Academy of Alexandria
Randolph Macon
Lawrenceville Preparatory School
Lawrenceville
N. J
Georgia Tech
Tech
France
Federal Compress
Wilma Pace
D. F Dennis
Dick Morgan
Palestine
Camille Wall
W. F. Wall
Calhoun Road
Fdna Seiler
Carey Holmes
Pace
Dennis
Morgan
Edna Seiler
Sterlington
Fon Belt Ruhman
Fannie Faulk
Monique Coats
Katie Mae Moore Zoli
Carolyn Miller
Roy Lee
Ruth Lee
Raymon Hood
Robert Hinton
A. Z. Taylor
Tom Hardeman
Arthur Miller, Jr
Lookout Mountain Camp
Texas
Mr. Miller
Tulane University
Army Post
Virginia Hanson
Katherine Cornish
Colonel Wright
Adam Drew
Nelson
Mrs. Orpington
Lou Orpington
Anne Carewe
Sons OF Liberty
Technicceor
Louise Platt
Edward G. Robinson
Tony Martin
Gloria Stuart
Henry Armetta
Summerville
World News
Dorothy Lamour
Lloyd Nolan
Tito Guizar
Missouri
Southiana
Lighthouse Cleanser
Kraft
Pine St
Nadinola
Technicolor
Paramount Theater
Miss Pet Simmons
Hazel Wakefield
New York City
Tim Tippit
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers’ Clinic
Helen Tippit
Tad Tippit
Ben Bicknell
J. A. Catalina
Rohnnie Gene
Ulmer McDonald
Robert Faulk
New London
N. H
Clarence Faulk, Jr
Touro Hospital
Helen Nowell
Ripley
Memphis
Tenn
Baptist Home Children Back
America
S. John Littlegreen
Lookout Mountain Hotel
Chattanooga, Tenn
Batiste
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