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OPINION | OLD NEWS: Lovelorn males send 1921 Arkansas beauty tons of mail - Vimarsana News

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Lovelorn males send 1921 Arkansas beauty tons of mail

Let's read a bit of the fan mail Edith Mae Patterson received 100 years ago.

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Lovelorn males send 1921 Arkansas beauty tons of mail - Vimarsana News

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Lovelorn males send 1921 Arkansas beauty tons of mail

Let's read a bit of the fan mail Edith Mae Patterson received 100 years ago.

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Monticello thrilled as 1921 'Miss America' spuds-in oil well - Vimarsana News

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Monticello thrilled as 1921 'Miss America' spuds-in oil well

Time to check back in with Edith Mae Patterson, Pine Bluff schoolteacher who, as we discussed Oct. 25, was startled 100 years ago to find herself declared the most beautiful woman in 46 states by a contest she did not enter.

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Monticello thrilled as 1921 'Miss America' spuds-in oil well - Vimarsana News

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Monticello thrilled as 1921 'Miss America' spuds-in oil well

Time to check back in with Edith Mae Patterson, Pine Bluff schoolteacher who, as we discussed Oct. 25, was startled 100 years ago to find herself declared the most beautiful woman in 46 states by a contest she did not enter.

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Pine Bluff teacher blindsided in 1921 when paper names her most beautiful woman in U.S. - Vimarsana News

OPINION | OLD NEWS: Pine Bluff teacher blindsided in 1921 when paper names her most beautiful woman in U.S.

Look up the history of beauty pageants and you won't find Edith Mae Patterson listed as the very first Miss America. But according to a St. Louis newspaper and thousands of her admirers in 1920s and early '30s Arkansas, that she was.