Mrs Miles Heads Louisiana Business Group Again
Mrs Gladys Miles of this city is elected president of the Louisiana Business and Professional Women’s group for a new term. She has led the local chapter in initiatives promoting business and professional advancement for women.
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Gladys Miles
Louisiana Business
Lillian Lee Deslattes
New Orleans
Enda Ore Fogo
Lafayette
Kathryn Bower
Lake Charles
Ruth Annann
Orleans
Elma Tisdale
Bogalusa
Avondna Booth
Alexandria
Dorothy Lyons
Ruston
Marguerite Bronson
Shreveport
Louise Griffis
Crowley
Henryetta Vogel
Federation
Jude Anna Peters Levy
Adele Adrion
Adrion
Flower Display Attracts Throngs At Louisiana Exhibit
The Louisiana Horticultural Association hosts a terrace garden display at the Frances hotel in Monroe with exotic orchids from California, gladiolus from Florida, Calla lilies from Louisiana, and decorative containers. Mrs. Tommy Bright of Chicago headlines the convention teaching flower arrangement.
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Frances Hotel
Louisiana Horticultural Association
Monroe
California
Denver
Colorado
Florida
Louisiana
Sebring
The
Tommy Bright
Chicago
Louisiana Horticularist Association
Bright
Calendar of society events and notices in West Monroe
Readable items include church auxiliaries meetings at First Presbyterian and First Baptist churches with speakers and circle sessions, Opera club supper at Monroe Recreation Hall, Y Teens gathering, League of Women Voters program on Atomic Energy, and numerous teas, showers, and receptions. Also notes marriage announcements for Dawn Johnston and Robert T. Green Jr and Geneva Rountree engagements with venue details in Tallulah Louisiana.
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Rew
A. Patten
Sable Rawls
Peto Muteley
West Monroe
Vera Rawls
Nellie Vinla
Marie Bayles
Hilton Phillips
Hilton. Jr
Mire
Howard Rawls
Bettie
Charlotte
Vertis Rawls
Travis
Wo Bo Roark
Webb Pawls
Wor. Gray
I. D. Lofton
Vernie
Nettie Viola
First Presbyterian Church
W. R. Hatchell
Ethel Singleton
Chile
First Baptist Church
Church Auditorium
Opera Club
Monroe Recreation Hall
Gordon
League of Women Voters
Atomic Energy
W. M.S
Parkview Baptis Church
W. A. Gillentine
North Eighth
Sherrouse P.T. A
Clema Ray
Evelyn Thomas
Daisy Whitaker
Rose McDonald
Cloma Ray
Stella St
Dawn Johnston
Carmel Jones
Temple Jones
Reba Cowan
Civic League Center
Cypress Ara Natchitoches St
Helen DeLoach
O. P. H. S. Choir
North Fourth
Robert T. Green
Vienrs Sevier
Robert Wiley Gandy, Jr
Rufus Yerger
Sevier
Geneva Rountree
Edward Williams
William Lyle Rountree
Geneva
Edward Webb Williams
Trinity Episcopal
Hollywood figures weigh eastward film shift and talent moves
May 19 Los Angeles Mayor Bowron warns of rising eastern competition as New York lures films away from Hollywood. Notes on John Steinbeck courting Paulette Goddard and Burgess Meredith, Jon Hall's Columbia deal, James Dunn and Mickey Rooney dance plans, Victor McLaglen’s two films yearly, Katharine Hepburn heading to Hartford for BFs Daughter, Dean Jagger’s Driftwood, Peter Shaw’s American debut, and Green Dolphin Street shortened to two hours and forty seven minutes with $250,000 in deleted scenes.
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Hollywood
Fletcher Bowron
Los Angeles
New York
Hollyywood
Bowron
William O’dwwyer
New York City
John Steinbeck
Paulette Goddard
Burgess Meredith
Jon Hall
Columbia
Jon
James Dunn
Mickey Rooney
Jimmy
Shirley Temple
Victor McLaglen
Clovis
Calif
Fresno
Pod Cameron
The
Kobuss
Universal- International
Fred MacMurray
Katharine Hepburn
Hartford
Conn
B. F
Dean Jagger
Hollywoods
Jimmy Durante
Peter Shaw
Waylus Calvert
Melvyn Douglas
Green Dolphin Street
Three Children Die in Millville Fire
In Millville Pennsylvania on May 19 a fire swept a long farm house killing three of ten children who were asleep inside in a sparsely populated area.
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Millville
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Twin Cities
Madison Parish
Garden Club
Albert Sevier
John Carpenter
A. FE. Sparling
D. C. Johnson
Wirst
Weaver
George S. Yerger
G. T. Sheppard
Wo. OM. Murphy
S. RB. Bettis
George Yerger
Garden Club Federation
HS. Weaver
George Fapleston
Robert Clark
Vogue Teca
William Pierce
Ann McClure
Harriet Smith
Carolyn Allen
Martha Jean Baker
Re. Webb
J. S. Lack
W. LeRey Anspach
Carolyn Eloise
Erlanger Hospital
Chattanooga
Professional Women's Club
Emma Woods
Funice
Margaret Mason
R. O. Ware
M. W. Montgomery
M. G. Moore
Miss Mason
P. OC. Mason
SS. W. Raby
B. B. Martin
K. D. Hayes
H. L. Moore
T. R. Easterling
F. R. Dawson
Clyde Blanchard
G. R. Stephenson
R. M. Kettenring
L. J. Alulin
P. J. Newman
M. L. Padgett
Gus Swayze
I. W. Bayles
R. T. Carter
RF. H. Williamson
T. C. Burford
White
A. M. Kite
George Morgan
Mitchell
A. M. Thornton
Ated
Robet Lasten
Dallas
Hockaday School
Carol Layton
D. R. Sartor
W.T. Sartor, Jr
L. 4. Muuthern
E. E. Thomason
B. &. Roberts
L. R. Hemler
Alto
Gwendolyn Ball
Twentieth Century Rock Club
Hotel Francis
BE. A. Porter
North Second
Georgia Tucker P.T. A
Miss Rountree
W. L. Rountree
W. B. Williams
D. B. Capshaw
W. H. Person
Horace Lee
E. O. Edgerton
Louis Stinson
Maurice Ursery
Secretaries International
Lois Hollingsworth
Margaret Bibb
Memphis
Mempir
Choukm
Kure T
Josep
Vane Os
the Purex
Scar
Fairchild
Camellia Gardens
Desiard ST
Ponemah
Bella Scherck Davidson, Inc
Wesson Oil
Larry
Yma
Hotographer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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