Services for Mrs. Joan Morgan McKay, New York actress who was the former Ann Pinner of Memphis, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mrs. McKay, who was 39, was found dead in her New York apartment last Thursday. She apparently died from an overdose of sleeping pills. She leaves her mother, Mrs. Margaret Kirkland, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Brauer, both of 175 East McKellar; her father, J.L. Pinner of 654 Woodlawn; two half-sisters, Bobbie Jean Pinner of the Woodlawn address and Mrs. Jessie Burgett of 924 Pearce; and a half-brother, Merle Pinner of the Woodlawn address. (Published in The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN, on October 17, 1962)
Perfect Figure Girl Is Granted Divorce--Freed From A.P. Wilson--A beautiful artists' and photographers' model, Anne Wilson, received a divorce from her husband, A.P. Wilson of Little Rock, in Judge Adams' court yesterday. During the New York World's Fair, Russell Patterson, the artist, selected Mrs. Wilson as one of two girls with "perfect figures." The former Anne Pinner, she was married in Hernando, Miss., July 26, 1937. (Published in The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN, on January 14, 1941)
Perfect Figure Girl Is Granted Divorce--Freed From A.P. Wilson--A beautiful artists' and photographers' model, Anne Wilson, received a divorce from her husband, A.P. Wilson of Little Rock, in Judge Adams' court yesterday. During the New York World's Fair, Russell Patterson, the artist, selected Mrs. Wilson as one of two girls with "perfect figures." The former Anne Pinner, she was married in Hernando, Miss., July 26, 1937. (Published in The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN, on January 14, 1941)
Services for Mrs. Joan Morgan McKay, New York actress who was the former Ann Pinner of Memphis, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mrs. McKay, who was 39, was found dead in her New York apartment last Thursday. She apparently died from an overdose of sleeping pills. She leaves her mother, Mrs. Margaret Kirkland, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Brauer, both of 175 East McKellar; her father, J.L. Pinner of 654 Woodlawn; two half-sisters, Bobbie Jean Pinner of the Woodlawn address and Mrs. Jessie Burgett of 924 Pearce; and a half-brother, Merle Pinner of the Woodlawn address. (Published in The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN, on October 17, 1962)
Perfect Figure Girl Is Granted Divorce--Freed From A.P. Wilson--A beautiful artists' and photographers' model, Anne Wilson, received a divorce from her husband, A.P. Wilson of Little Rock, in Judge Adams' court yesterday. During the New York World's Fair, Russell Patterson, the artist, selected Mrs. Wilson as one of two girls with "perfect figures." The former Anne Pinner, she was married in Hernando, Miss., July 26, 1937. (Published in The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN, on January 14, 1941)
Perfect Figure Girl Is Granted Divorce--Freed From A.P. Wilson--A beautiful artists' and photographers' model, Anne Wilson, received a divorce from her husband, A.P. Wilson of Little Rock, in Judge Adams' court yesterday. During the New York World's Fair, Russell Patterson, the artist, selected Mrs. Wilson as one of two girls with "perfect figures." The former Anne Pinner, she was married in Hernando, Miss., July 26, 1937. (Published in The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN, on January 14, 1941)
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