tibbs, hearl
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Mrs. Hearl Tibbs
- Record count
- 4
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter, Stoddard County; Memphis; St. Louis
- First event date
- 1929-07-12
- Last event date
- 1930-06-27
Timeline — 16 events
- 1924-08-22 Advance. Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Hearl Tibbs, at her home in Advance, entertained the Young Matrons Club of this place
- 1924-10-24 Dexter. Mrs. Hearl Tibbs and daughter, of Advance, visited relatives here this week Co-mentioned: daughter. Quote: ""Mrs. Hearl Tibbs and daughter, of Advance, visited relatives here this week""
- 1925-02-20 Dexter. Mrs. Hearl Tibbs of Advance was an out-of-town member present at the Young Matrons' Bridge Club party in Dexter Quote: "Mrs. Hearl Tibbs, of Advance"
- 1925-03-20 Dexter. Mrs. Hearl Tibbs and daughter, Betty, of Advance, are Dexter visitors this week Co-mentioned: Betty Tibbs. Quote: "Mrs. Hearl Tibbs and daughter, Betty, of Advance, are Dexter visitors this week."
- 1925-11-27 Advance. Mr. and Mrs. Hearl Tibbs and daughter, of Advance, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Biggs, Sr Co-mentioned: Mr. Hearl Tibbs. Quote: "were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Biggs, Sr."
- 1926-04-30 Poplar Bluff. At the Lucy Lee Hospital, Poplar Bluff, where she successfully underwent an operation last week's end and is recovering satisfactorily Quote: "Mrs. Hearl Tibbs is at the Lucy Lee Hospital, Poplar Bluff, where she successfully underwent an operation last week's end"
- 1927-01-07 Poplar Bluff. Mesdames Hearl Tibbs, Orlin Stuart, Harold Norman, Lloyd Lucas and Earl Evans were Poplar Bluff visitors Tuesday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Orlin Stuart; Mrs. Harold Norman; Mrs. Lloyd Lucas; Mrs. Earl Evans. Quote: "Mesdames Hearl Tibbs, Orlin Stuart, Harold Norman, Lloyd Lucas and Earl Evans…
- 1928-02-10 Dexter. Mrs. Hearl Tibbs and Mrs. Earl Evans were St. Louis visitors the first of this week Co-mentioned: Mrs. Earl Evans. Quote: "Mrs. Hearl Tibbs and Mrs. Earl Evans were St. Louis visitors, the first of this week."
- 1928-06-01 Dexter. Went to St. Louis the latter part of the week on an extended visit to relatives Quote: "Mrs. Hearl Tibbs went to St. Louis the latter part of the week on an extended visit to relatives."
- 1929-04-19 St. Louis. Mesdames Hearl Tibbs, Earl Evans and Orlin Stuart were week-end visitors in St. Louis Co-mentioned: Mrs. Earl Evans; Mrs. Orlin Stuart. Quote: "Mesdames Earl Evans, Orlin Stuart and Hearl Tibbs were week-end visitors in St. Louis"
- 1929-07-12 Dexter, Stoddard County. Mrs. Hearl Tibbs returned home Wednesday after an extended visit among relatives and friends in California
- 1930-01-17 Memphis. Mrs. Hearl Tibbs was in Memphis the first of the week with her husband to see his brother Harry Tibbs, in a hospital there; he has since been removed to a Chicago hospital Co-mentioned: Hearl Tibbs; Harry Tibbs. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Hearl Tibbs were in Memphis the first of the week to see t…
- 1930-06-13 St. Louis. With C. O. Biggs, Sr. and Mrs. Asa Norman, drove to St. Louis Thursday; Mrs. C. O. Biggs, Jr. and children will remain there for a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dolly Wilcox, and Miss Lucille Biggs will return with them Co-mentioned: C. O. Biggs, Sr.; Mrs. Asa Norman.
- 1930-06-27 St. Louis. With Mesdames Earl Evans, Christine Darby and Lee Hammond, spent Sunday and Monday sightseeing in St. Louis Quote: "LOCAL HAPPENINGS"
- (undated) Mrs. Hearl Tibbs and daughter Betty were guests of Mrs. Tibbs' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Biggs, a few days last week Co-mentioned: Betty Tibbs; Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Biggs. Quote: "Mrs. Hearl Tibbs and daughter, Betty, were guest of Mrs. Tibbs' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Biggs a few days last week."
- (undated) Advance. Mrs. Hearl Tibbs of Advance entertained Mrs. Earl Evans and Mrs. Lloyd Lucas as guests this week Co-mentioned: Mrs. Earl Evans; Mrs. Lloyd Lucas. Quote: "Mrs. Earl Evans and Mrs. Lloyd Lucas were the guests of Mrs. Hearl Tibbs at Advance, this week."
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