Local social notices and greetings from Altheimer area
A collection of oblique social notes from Altheimer and Risner Arkansas including birthdays, illnesses, hospital visits, funeral attendance, and neighbors visiting relatives. Mentions Lynda Richardson of AnthEnAL Brandpar t, Mrs Roy Guar of irs Simon, and families such as Odom, Colvin, Cotes, Graf fons, and Jarmon. Twenty nine schools participate in an upcoming basketball tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile de Laotican
Earl
Elinie
Indy
Lynda . A. Richardson
Anthenal Brandpart
Roy Guar
Irs
Simon ‘Pearson
Mary Kay Colvin
Harry Napper
Ww. N. Foland
C. E. Ward
Clayton Jarmon
Bubach
Elm. Jarmon
Simsboro Resident John Mitchell Dies at 70 in Monroe
John M. Mitchell of Calhoun, aged 70, died January 14 at Francis Hospital in Monroe. He was father to ten children, including Jack Mitchell of New York City and Howard Mitchell of Evansville, with Bernice Sanders as his first wife. Surviving relatives and extended family are listed. community notices mention local hospital stays, illnesses, and a Baptist church study course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simsboro
Monroe
Odessa Harris
Vicksburg
Lois Warris
Ruby’ Edmonston
H. L.cHenry
Baptist
Abs. F. E. Phillips
L. MN. Davis
Edgewood Social Notes Promptly Recorded in Jan 21, 1960
Mrs A Z Laultigar visited Mr and Mrs John T Barinin of Parmerville Tuesday of just weeks. The brief item notes local social visits and connections in Edgewood for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
A. Z. Laultigar
John T. Barinin
Parmerville
Engaged Couple Honored At Dinner Party
Miss Pat Chapman and Mr. Jimmy Love, whose January 29 wedding is planned, were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Burkhalter and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ioth on Dubach Street. The event featured camellia arrangements, tiered silver candelabra centerpieces, and crystal place-card settings for a list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Chapman
Jimmy Love
H. J. Burkhalter
Thomas Ioth
Dubach Street
Ube
Miss Chapman
Love
Eddie Morgan
G. W. James, Jr
Mary Helen Love
Kenny Anderson
Bill Stokes
Bobby Hinton
Annette Mitchell
Tommy Richardson
Raye Ellen Reese
Jerry Dyson
Ellaabett McLaurin
Robert Mack Caruthers
Martha Sue Pratt
Ben Laney
Burkhalter
and Airs
Falk
Wats
Shin
Mrs Allen Lowery Honored With Coffee at Simsboro
Mrs Carol Napper hosted a morning coffee at her Simsbery home on January 16 honoring Mrs Allen Lowery. Guests included numerous local women. The honoree and guests wore holiday decor and shared beverages, cookies, and candies as Mrs Lowery prepares to move with her husband and four sons to Columbia Kansas for her university work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Napper
Simsbery
Allen Lowery
Lowery
Glen Mwlen
Thera Waldron
Jiggs Russell
Nelton Moethvin
Gosdin
L. M. Napper
Barnett Houck
Mary Madden
Lula Daniel
Bevis Mays
Pay Cassell
Virgie Madden
Simsboro Club Names L. H. Davis Outstanding Member
The Simsboro Homes Demonstration Club met January 15 for its regular meeting. Parish agent Mrs. Ona Blondin gave an talk on Family Council. A skit on Family Life was staged by several members. Mrs. L. U1. Davis was named outstanding club member for the past year. Refreshments followed for members including Maude Napper and Grady Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simsboro Homes Demonstration Club
Family Council
Ona Blondin
W. S Durrett
Gracy Lewis
Bruha Warner
Giron Calahan
L. U1
Davis
H. Davis
Maude Napper
W. §. Durrett
Bruno Warner
D. R. Durrett
B. ‘S Bunty
Home Best
A. B. Corbitt
Grady Lewis
Lena Thompson
Dewey Madden
Misa Giron Calahan
Clothing Construction Demonstration for Chil dren
Mrs F A Hinton hosts Clay H D Club at her home on January 12 with Miss Barbara Haynes presenting clothing construction for children. The meeting opened with New Year devotionals by Mrs Y L Westbrook and included songs, roll call with resolutions, and refreshments for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Haynes
Ales
F. A. Hinton
Y. L. Westbrook
Mrs. H. D. Darby Presents Program on Todays Living
Mrs H D Darby hosts January meeting of Woman's Department Club with Miss Puth Richardson of Louisiana Tech presenting a living table setting demonstration. Dignified decor, china, silver and crystal showcased in brown green orange motifs and a white damask theme. February plans feature a fashion show by Bess Cinolke at the country club on Feb 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Darby
Puth Richardson
Louisiana ‘Tech
H. 2D. Darby
Darby
Cansapo
CC. Alley
Wo. Bereceva Mas
Chadbours
Arthur Stone
Carl Russell
Wes
Charlies Gallatt
Marg Iuffett
Elizabeth Deethea
Wells Hays
Avon Wallace
Wankaraser
Joe Marshall
Paul M. Davis
Bess Cinolke
Thompson
Parents Weekend at Kappa Sigma Fraternity
The Epsilon Gaming Chapter of Kappa Sigma hosted its first Parents Weekend on Saturday January 16 with open house at 1:30 pm, followed by a 2:30 pm mothers’ meeting and a father–son bowling outing. Mothers organized a Mothers Club with officers named Mrs B White and several others, while officers for the club included president Mrs B White and treasurer Mrs R K Caldwell, Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Gaming
Kappa Sigma
White
Scout News Cub Den 1 Pack 46 meets at First Baptist Church
Cub Scout Den 1 of Pack 46 sponsored by Lions Club Ruston meets Tuesday afternoon January 12 at First Baptist Church. Benner Jack Biggs calls to order. Cub Scout Promise Pledge and America song. Dues attendance noted. new Den Chief Jimpire assists Claude Mender. Cubs present include Bill Wendy Steve Lemke Jay Tarver Favian eaples Draw Thigpen Paul Bryant John Moore. Den Mother Mrs Carroll Birgs and new chiefs Claude Ennershot Jim Rice. National Geographic notes a woman returning to work after childbirth while father rests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
The
Lions Club of
Ruston
First Baptist Church
Benner
Jack Biges
Jimpire
Den
Claude Menderbot
Jack Biggs
Cubs
Bill Wendy
Steve Lemke
Jay Tarver
Favian Eaples
Draw
Thigpen
Paul Bryant
John Moore
Carroll Birgs
Uew
Claude ©Ennershot
Jim Rice
Safari for Souls Billy Graham Africa Tour Begins
Billy Graham launches a continent spanning Safari for Souls in Africa. He will preach in 16 cities across nine countries, starting in Liberia with a Thursday eve sermon at Antoinette Tubman Stadium. An American team led by Howard Jones coordinates weeklong preludes as Graham appeals to church leaders and national authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom MrMahat
Billy Tahim
New York
Billy Graham
Africa
Monrovia
Iieria
Howard Jones
Graham
Sahara
Antoinette Tubman
Liberia
North Carolina
Larry Love
Pasiey
Reedom
Amseralia
America
Crusade
William R. Tathert
Nigeria
J.T. Ayorinde
Shoresias
Ghana
Tanganyilka
Kenya
Tin
Tuanda-Urundi
Ethiopia
Afgica
Mobhammedan East
Communist Bloc
Equatorial
Cooktown H B Club Holds Annual Covered Dish Luncheon
Cooktown Home Demonstration Club members met in the home of Mrs. L. Cook for their annual covered dish luncheon. President Mrs. Robert Wilde called to order. roll was read by secretary Mrs. L. Williamson. Announcements, a 70 fair prep committee, and a Family Counseling demonstration were shared by Mrs. Blondin. New members Mrs. R. O. Stinson and Mrs. Jimmy Turner joined. Jessie Neilson to host February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooktown
7. L. Cook
Robert Wildé
L. W. Williamson
Ona Blondin
B. J. Price
Mia
David Cupit
Jimmy Turher
Blondin
Leon Manning
Jessie , Neilson
Firs
Marie Cuplt
Robert Wilder
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Shushore Baptist Church
Windsor
WW. EK. Nobles
Ruston Hospital
West
Willis Alexander
Ayes
Poy Sumlin
Trady Carol
Shreveport
Roger Lee
Charles Wood
Kennet, Burrete
Simsbors
Mor
Sirs
Simsboro Club
L. H. Davis
F.A. Hinton
Clay H.D. Club
Helen Frances Reid
C. M. Reid
Henderson
Texas
Helen Frances
Patrick Henry Smith
Louis Smith
B. Y. Tinnin
Woman's Department Club
Dimin
Battie Tusnes
Vo Oc
de- Freese
Homer Smelley
Mase Richardson
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
Ken Bantam
Wood Enouh
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Scout News
Northwest
Amazonia
National Geographic Society
Safari
Lave
Falcon
H. B. Club
Health Insurance Institute
Oflo
Bermuda - Johnson
Grad Alpha - Okla
Revie Williams
Pact
Fiom
Ford
Ford Dealers
Fda
Louisiana
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