Jean Meador Honored At Interesting Recent Shower
Miss Jean Meador bride elect of Alton Howard was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Mrs. Simon Johnson on St John street. Co hosts were Mrs. Tommy Goyne and Mrs. Cornelius Smith. Gifts hidden throughout rooms, corsage for honoree, punch by Mrs. Tommy Goyne. Attendance included numerous named ladies and a Beta Sigma Phi party planned at Mrs. Louise Johnsons on Browning avenue. Amused closing note mentions Britannica science claim about star fish arm regeneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Meador
Alton Howard
Simon Johnson
St. John Street
Tommy Goyne
Cornelius Smith
Russell Jordan
Alyce Renwick
Fontaine Renwick
Henry Johnson
Otis Johnson
Meredith Johnson
Unn Johnson
Jack Weir
Gordon Wyatt
S. E. Barkley
Billie Blakeley
R. C. Trice
Barbara Autley
Maurice Edlund
Gayne
Milton Smith, Jr
M. A. Smith
B. S. Downing
L. R. Harrison
Louis Hazel
Vacation News From Monroe Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs C Elliot Thompson vacation in Miami and visit Daytona Beach and Havana. They plan to return to Monroe late this week. Mrs Tom Jewell of New Roads was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs J Bridger Thornhill. Out of town attendees at the Catholic Church mass included Mrs Charles Reichler of Springfield Ohio visiting Mrs Robert Breard and Mr and Mrs Roger Breard of New Roads visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Hancock. The Whitecottons and son Ronnie spend three weeks in San Antonio and Harlingen Texas. Joe Dillard of Alexandria visits Mrs E Roberson and Mrs Gail Monroe. Mr and Mrs Sam Wagner of Louisville Kentucky were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J L Peterson. George Slavatn has returned from a trip to Amarillo Texas Layton travels from Layton to Quebec where Miss Layton sails on the S S Volendam for a Europe tour. Mrs Layton will visit relatives in New York before returning to Monroe. Mrs Robert Layton Friday accompanied her daughter Miss Carol
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Elliot Thompson
Miami, Fla
Daytona Beach
Havana
Cuba
Monroe
Charles Reichler
Springfield
Ohio
Robert Breard
Roger Breard
New Roads
Fred Hancock
Layton
Quebec
S. S. Volendam
Europe
Isabel M. Keene
Antlers
Okla
Milton B. Milner
Wylie
Texas
Wallis Keene
Shreveport
Joseph W. Keene
Crawford A. Rose
Crawford, Jr
Mary Ann
Ernest Rose
New Orleans
Gulf Park
Miss Ruth Thomas Presides At Session Of Business Women
The Business and Professional Women's Club opened its new year with Miss Ruth Thomas as president. Delegates reported on the state convention in New Orleans and Monroe was named for the 1950 state gathering. Plans and committees were announced. a new classroom tester named the classroom communicator was described as a mind reading aid for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ruth Thomas
Pauline Welch
Beulah Thomas
Eloise Helm
Alice Chilton
Business and
New Orleans
Laura Slater
Monroe
Gladys Miles
Bessie Skinner
Miss Thomas
Helen McDaniel
Wilma Morris
Emblem
Evelene Adams
Louise Massey
Helen Blanchard
Bettie Oxford
Mae Modes
Marguerite Norris
Lucille Mathis
Alice Baur
Sunshine
Ola Buce
Peggy Meredith
Agnes Morris Loan Fund
Residents and visitors through Lake Providence and beyond
LAKE PROVIDENCE families and friends travel from Bakersfield Antlers Wylie Shreveport and Brenham for visits and weddings. Mrs Isabel M Keene returns from Antlers with family while Rev A A Collins plans a motor trip visiting Meridian Chattanooga and Rome. Mrs Sam H Houston Jr attends Charles Delaney wedding in Brenham and bridge club guests include Mrs J N Hill Jr and friends.
Socials and Visits Across States Reach Lake Providence
T E Pinkston and Mrs Frank Voelker from the club membership and Mrs Pearl Brown, Mrs Levy, and Mrs McGaughey of Indiana attend a gathering in Lake Providence. Guests include Miss Jamie Haller and Mrs John Phillips of Memphis. The Moody family from Mt. Pelier Vermont visit Mrs Moody’s grandmother and aunt in Lake Providence, after Bastrop with Alonza Moore. Gracie Salemi and Mrs Baur depart for New Orleans for a week’s vacation. Dr and Mrs Burgoyne arrive from Topeka for visits with East Carroll and Monroe families. Burgoyne to return to Topeka after a short stay. Mrs Trieschmann and sons return from West Point graduation. Lt Trieschmann honored at U S Military Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Pinkston
Frank Voelker
Pearl F. Brown
M. L. Levy
J. E. McGaughey
Indiananaplis
Ind
Jamie Haller
John Phillips
Memphis
George Moody
Eric
Mary Jane
Mt. Pelier
Lake Providence
Moody
A. M. Nelson
J. H. Guenard
Bastrop
Alonza Moore
Hilda Nancy the Moores
Triechmann to attend Tech summer and report at Randolph Field
Composed travel notes describe King Triechmann leaving for Tech summer school then reporting at Randolph Field in San Antonio after a Lake Providence visit. The week also mentions Bastrop residents visiting relatives, a six week Gulf Park camp stay, and family medical travel involving the Rose and Mitchell households in Louisiana, New Orleans, Dallas, and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
King Trieschmann
Tech
Lake Providence
Triechmann
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jean Faulk
Beta Sigma Phi
Lydia E. Pinkham
Quersteins
Tom Jewell
J. Bridger Thornhill
R. D. Whitecotton
Ronnie
Harlingen, Tex
Joe Dillard
Alexandria
E. Roberson
Gail Monroe
Sam Wagner
Louisville, Ky
J. L. Peterson
Mrs
George Slavant
Amarillo, Tex
Robert Layton
Miss Carol
Cess Youth Shop
St. John
Denier
de Sjard
Victor Igou
Victor, Jr
Danny
Bakersfield, Calif
A. A. Collins
Lynette
al Jr
Meridian
Miss
Sam H. Houston, Jr
Brenham
Tex
Charles Delaney
R. M. Hamberlin
Dickie
Austin
T. E. Pink- Ston
J. N. Hill, Jr
Hill
C. R. Evans
Mark H. Brown
J. C. Bass
Ceil ET
Albert
Louisville Ave
6Th St
Gracie Salemi
J. L. Baur
B. R. Burgoyne
Suzanne
Billy
Topeka
Kansas
East Carroll
Burgoyne
Minniger Institute
Mrs. Burgoyne
W. F. Trieschmann
W. F. Triechman, Jr
King, George and
Wayne Triechmann
West Point
N. J
U. S . Military Academy
Lt. Trieschmann
Alvin Zimmer
Nancy
Mike
T. J. Litton
Barry Mitchell
Dallas
John Maxwell
Claire Mitchell
Baylor Hospital
St. Augustine
Carey Holmes
Cypress St
West Monroe
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