Bride Of The Week Feted At Luncheon And Buffet
Mrs. Clark Boardman hosted a luncheon honoring Miss Barbara Faulk, bride of the week, with guests including Mrs. J. E. Williams and Mrs. W. E. Smith Jr. The same evening Dr. and Mrs. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Salisbury hosted a buffet for Faulk and her fiancé Haynes Harkey, with a daisies centerpiece and garden flower decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clark Boardman
Clark Boardman
Barbara Faulk
Fred Peck
Miss Faulk
J. E. Williams
Birmingham
Ala
W. E. Smith, Jr
Alice Brauer
Roy Johns
Robert B. Oliver
David I. Garrett, Jr
Loraine Armstrong
Cavitt Cookston
George W. Levert
W. K. Evans
Hugh Montgomery
Flora E. Bowers
W. E. R. Mitchell
Fort Worth and Arkadelphia visitors noted in society page
Dr and Mrs Roland H Dreschel return to Fort Worth after visit with Dr and Mrs W H Reitzel. Mrs Durwood Griffin spends a week in Arkadelphia with her parents Mr and Mrs D C Ward. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brown and son Kenneth Hugh return to Corpus Christi after visiting Mrs Fred Mecom. West Monroe couple return from extended western trip with relatives in Washington and a Canada stop, joined by Mr and Mrs P F Kinham of Shreveport. Watermelons in transit rise about five percent in weight over several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland H. Dreschel
Fort Worth, Texas
W. H. Reitzel
Mrs. Durwood Griffin
Arkadelphia, Ark
Mrs. D. C. Ward
Kenneth Brown
Kenneth Hugh
Corpus Christi, Texas
Fred Mecom
C. E. Allen
West Monroe
State of
Washington
Canada
P. F. Kinham
Shreveport
J. B. Adams
S. M. Adams
Mobile
Ala
William B. Adams
William Blanton Adams, Jr
Tallulah
Charming Patrice Munsel Finds Singing On Tour Difficult
Patrice Munsel, Met Opera coloratura, returns to New York after a busy country tour. The article notes her golf like touring, beetle attack during a concert, self fitting clothes, and travel wardrobe including two fur coats. She travels with her mother and accompanist Stewart Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrice Munsel
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Northeast
Junior College
Civic Music Association
Patrice
Met
Ouachita River
Slade Brown
Brownkraft
Munsel
Metropolitan
Virginia Hotel
Stewart Ross
J. F
Lake Providence Bridal Party Fun Amid Decor and Travel Plans
Mrs. M. M. Walsworth hosted an O'Flarity-Rosenzweig bridal event with guests including the bride-elect Charlotte Rosenzweig and fiancée T. J. O'Flarity. The piece also notes May 31 motor trip plans to New York, West Point June Week, cadet William F. Trieschmann Jr.’s graduation, and several family visitors and birthdays across Lake Providence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Trieschmann
King, George and
Wayne Trieschmann
New York
West Point
William F. Trieschmann, Jr
U. S. Military Academy
Notices of Weddings and Visits Across Louisiana and Kansas
The text details a Topeka visit by a son and daughter to Lake Providence relatives, mentions Nan Wall's marriage to John Pace in Melbourne Baptist pastorium with Rev. Leon Wall officiating, and lists attendants. It notes the Paces living with Pace’s mother in Eugene Whittington’s home and upcoming graduation plans in Baton Rouge for Cecil Winters, with Cecil’s mother and Stephanie joining. Additional guests attend the O’Flarity Rosenzweig wedding from Lafayette and other Louisiana locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Wall
T. L. Wall
Transylvania
John Pace
Louelle Pace
Oscar Pace
Melbourne Baptist Pastorium
Leon Wall
John Terral
Tona Mae Wall
A. B. Hull
Don
J. D. Winters
Baton Rouge
Cecil Winters
School of Physical Education
The
State University
Stephanie
Lake Providence
O’flarity-Rosenzweig
Lafayette
Fernest O’flarity
Cynthia O’flarity
Bess O’flarity
F. H. Fisher
New Orleans
Shreveport
Rollins Hardin
E. G. Moorehead
Thomas L. Hardin
Sicily Island
Tallulah
Isadore Rosenzweig
Max
Jim S. Folk
Williamsburg Life to Be Depicted in Color Film Monday
The Warner Memorial Sunday School class will sponsor a color film titled Eighteenth Century Life in Williamsburg Virginia at First Methodist Church on Jackson St Monday May 30 1949 at 8 00 p m. The documentary focuses on daily life of Williamsburg colonists with a narrated soundtrack by a small music quartet. A free will offering at the door supports the church building program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Memorial Sunday School
First Methodist Church
Williamsburg
Virginia
Jackson St
Parlor Grove
Woodmen Hall
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
Church Annex
Howard S. Kittel
Virginia Hotel
Welcome Garden Club
Georgia Tucker
Bonhomie Club
L. H. Leverett
Miss Barber Faulk
Haynes Harkey
Francis Faul
Woman's Society c
Christian Service of
Lapine Home Club May Meeting Report
The Lapine Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. J. H. Kilpatrick's home on Jonesboro road. Mrs. J. C. McQuiller demonstrated Boston baked beans in preparation for the Cattlemen's Association. Attendees included Mrs. Lois Kilpatrick and other members and visitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapine
J. H. Kilpatrick
Jonesboro Road
J. C. McQuiller
Boston
Cattlemen's Association
Lois Kilpatrick
Edna Bush
H. D. Hedgepeth
Rosie Frith
Margaret Smith
C. K. Brooks
A. O. Wright
Building Permits Granted for Three Dwellings
Mrs. M. E. Massie receives permit to build a residence at 609 Downy Lane for 7820 dollars with W. W. Clark as contractor. Mrs. Hattie B. Saucier gets permit to add to a dwelling at 3304 LaSalle Street for 1500 dollars with day labor. Mathew Sims is issued a permit to construct a dwelling at 2404 Grammont Street for 1000 dollars using day labor. Frank Schneider was granted a per-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Massie
Downy Lane
W. W. Clark
Hattie B. Saucier
LaSalle Street
Mathew Sims
Grammont Street
Frank Schneider
New Marian Martin fashion book and pattern offer
Treat yourself to this pattern 9095 with sizes 12 to 40 and four and a quarter yards of 85 inch fabric for size 16. Pattern includes illustrated Sew Chart and forward jutting neckline. Send twenty five cents to News Star World Pattern Dept New York for the pattern and include name address zone size and style number. A summer fashion book with a free pattern for a child’s towel beach robe is available for fifteen cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star—World, &9
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
Builders seek permits for dwellings and moves on Winnsboro road
The records show permit applications and approvals for moving and constructing structures. Henry and Mary Johnson receive permission to relocate a dwelling to 304 South Eighth street for 120. Ralph Woolsey named contractor. Susie Barnes authorized to move a dwelling from the airport to 2817 Dick Taylor street. Four cabins approved to move from Selman field to 1701 1703 1705 1707 Wallace street for 200 with Ralph Woolsey handling the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Winnsboro Road
Henry and
Mary Johnson
South Eighth Street
Ralph Woolsey
Susie Barnes
Airport
Dick Taylor Street
Selman Field
Wallace Street
Alethia W. Fellows
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EEE Societ
Jean Faulk
Society
Silverstein
Ilverstein
North
Louisiana
Wm. Henterly
Maplewood Rd
Cleveland
Patrick Munsel
Monroe Tent & Awning CO
S. Grand. St
M. M. Walsworth
Immada Farils Nahn
Charlotte Miriam Rosenzweig
T. J. O’flarity
Cynthia O'Flarity
Paul Rosenzweig
Herman Schwartz
F. J. Platz
Arnold Rosenzweig
A. S. Hill
L. H. Richards
Bernard Rosenzweig
Lawrence Richards
Fernest O'Flarity
Rollin Hardin
Kay Hardin
J. N. Hill, Jr
East
L. L. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Hill
Ruth Kerr
Cape Charles
D. A. O’kelly
Carl Bowden
Nashville
Mrs. C. B. Ellis
Jackson
Miss
Mrs. Ellis
J. H. Gilfoil, Jr
B. R. Burgoyne
Suzanne
Billy
Topeka
Kansas
Williamssburg
W. M. S. of Good Hope Baptis Church
Sarah Colby
Arkanse Road
Griffin
Harrison St
York Children’s Department Store
Lace
Famous Brands
Son Sport
DeSiard St