evans, earl
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Mrs. Earl Evans
- Record count
- 12
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter; St. Louis
- First event date
- 1929-05-24
- Last event date
- 1931-12-25
Timeline — 25 events
- 1924-07-25 Dexter. FOR SALE One Davenport Table two Rugs, a kitchen cabinet and a linoleum. See Mrs. EARL EVANS orphone 71
- 1924-08-08 Dexter. FOR SALE: one Davenport table, two rugs, a kitchen cabinet and linoleum. See Mrs. Earl Evans Quote: "FOR SALE One Davenport Table two Rugs, a kitchen cabinet and linoleum. See Mrs. EARL EVANS"
- 1925-02-20 Dexter. Mrs. Earl Evans entertained the Young Matrons' Bridge Club at her home on Carter street Saturday afternoon Quote: "Mrs. Earl Evans entertained the Young Matrons' Bridge Club at her home on Carter street Saturday afternoon."
- 1925-07-03 Dexter. Mrs. Earl Evans won a high-score prize at Mrs. V. B. Wentz's bridge party in Dexter Co-mentioned: Mrs. V. B. Wentz.
- 1925-10-23 Dexter. Mrs. Earl Evans has accepted the position of office assistant with the Southeast Missouri Agricultural Bureau, vacated by the leaving of Mrs. Carroll Walser; the office moved to the south side of South Main Street opposite the Missouri Pacific station Co-mentioned: Mrs. Carroll Walser. Quote…
- 1926-04-09 Cape Girardeau. Mesdames John Evans, Earl Evans, C. O. Biggs and Asa Norman were in Cape Girardeau Saturday to hear Billy Sunday Co-mentioned: Mrs. John Evans.
- 1926-12-03 St. Louis. Mrs. Earl Evans and Miss Elizabeth Norman spent the Thanksgiving holidays in St. Louis shopping Co-mentioned: Elizabeth Norman. Quote: "Mrs. Earl Evans and Miss Elizabeth Norman spent the Thanksgiving holidays in St. Louis shopping."
- 1927-03-25 Dexter. Mrs. Earl Evans entertained two tables of bridge Tuesday afternoon at their home Quote: "Mrs. Earl Evans entertained two tables of bridge Tuesday afternoon at their hospitable home."
- 1927-10-14 Dexter. Mrs. Earl Evans charmingly entertained the younger ladies, matrons and singles on Thursday afternoon Quote: "Mrs. Earl Evans charmingly entertained the younger ladies, matrons and singles, Thursday afternoon."
- 1928-02-10 Dexter. Mrs. Earl Evans and Mrs. Hearl Tibbs were St. Louis visitors the first of this week Co-mentioned: Mrs. Hearl Tibbs. Quote: "Mrs. Hearl Tibbs and Mrs. Earl Evans were St. Louis visitors, the first of this week."
- 1929-04-19 St. Louis. Mesdames Earl Evans, Orlin Stuart and Hearl Tibbs were week-end visitors in St. Louis Co-mentioned: Mrs. Orlin Stuart; Mrs. Hearl Tibbs.
- 1929-05-24 Won the high score at the Young Matrons' Bridge Club party hosted by Mrs. Ben Cowan Quote: "The winners of the club prizes were Mrs. Earl Evans, high, and Mrs. T. L. Kennedy, low."
- 1929-05-31 Dexter. Is occupying Miss Bernice Lohmeyer's place in the First National Bank during her illness Quote: "occupying Miss Bernice Lohmeyer's place in the First National Bank during her illness."
- 1930-01-24 Dexter. Entertained the young matrons bridge club at her Southside home Saturday afternoon; five tables of bridge; prizes: Ben Cowan (high), Mrs. L. H. Lucas (low), Mrs. Max Gloeckler (guest prize) Co-mentioned: Ben Cowan; Mrs. L. H. Lucas; Mrs. Max Gloeckler. Quote: "entertained the young matrons b…
- 1930-04-11 Dexter. Entertained a few friends at bridge Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Earl Smith; three tables of bridge were played and a dainty buffet luncheon was served Co-mentioned: Mrs. Earl Smith.
- 1930-06-20 Mrs. Earl Evans, who has been having a round with chills for the past few days, is able to be up
- 1930-06-27 St. Louis. With Mesdames Hearl Tibbs, Christine Darby and Lee Hammond, spent Sunday and Monday sightseeing in St. Louis Quote: "LOCAL HAPPENINGS"
- 1930-08-22 St. Louis. Mrs. Earl Evans, of Dexter, and Mrs. L. H. Lucas, of Dudley, left Wednesday night for St. Louis, where Mrs. Evans will buy goods for the Gift Shop Co-mentioned: Mrs. L. H. Lucas.
- 1930-09-12 Dexter. Mrs. Earl Evans is working at the First National Bank while Miss Bernice Lohmeyer is on vacation Co-mentioned: Miss Bernice Lohmeyer.
- 1930-09-26 Dexter. Society: Mrs. Earl Evans entertained at bridge Wednesday evening, two tables being played; at the conclusion of the games a most delicious buffet luncheon was served
- 1930-12-05 Bloomfield. With Mrs. Jack Leoffler, was guest of Mrs. J. F. Leggett, Jr., at Bloomfield, Friday afternoon, bridge being the diversion Quote: "Mesdames Earl Evans and Jack Leoffler were guests of Mrs. J. F. Leggett, Jr., at Bloomfield"
- 1931-12-25 Dexter. Dexter Hi Alumni: those who will attend the banquet to the alumni are asked to inform Mrs. Earl Evans, of Dexter, at once, telling her their address Quote: "If you will attend the Banquet to the Alumni, please inform Mrs. Earl Evans, of Dexter, at once, telling her your address."
- (undated) Mrs. Earl Evans advertises a Simmons heater, No. 18, and two mahogany Windsor chairs for sale Quote: "FOR SALE—Simmons Heater, No. 18; also two mahogany Windsor chairs. Mrs. EARL EVANS."
- (undated) Advance. Mrs. Earl Evans spent several days in Advance this week, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hearl Tibbs Co-mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. Hearl Tibbs. Quote: "Mrs. Earl Evans spent several days in Advance this week, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hearl Tibbs."
- (undated) Advance. Mrs. Earl Evans and Mrs. Lloyd Lucas were guests of Mrs. Hearl Tibbs at Advance this week Co-mentioned: Mrs. Hearl Tibbs. Quote: "Mrs. Earl Evans and Mrs. Lloyd Lucas were the guests of Mrs. Hearl Tibbs at Advance, this week."
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