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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1925
Page
3
The Social Realm highlights Baptist Missionary Society meetings at 3:30 PM, Temple Sisterhood, Cemetery Association, and Methodist Women’s groups. Attendance lists, visitors, and Easter season arrivals fill pages as families and clubs report welcomes, illness, travel, and home updates.
Monroe society gathered for a five o clock tea hosted by Mrs. A L Harrington with Mrs. M S Standifer co hosting in honor of Miss Charlotte Scholars whose spring wedding on the eighth is a key social event. guests wore stylish gowns amid Easter decor and lilies as music and readings enriched the afternoon.
Delicious angel's food cake and ices were served at the bridge tables attended by Miss Charlotte Scholars Adele Helene James Olivia U uey of Wacco Texas Francis Stubbs Emily Trousdale Carol Flower Letitia Marshal Lucille Stroud Louise Flournoy Gussie Ray Ross Vada Speed Mrs James Mrs D M Sholars Mr and Mrs Woodworth Cooper Mr and ms OU M ule ham Messrs Standiff Sholars Allan Sholars Bob Treadgold of Houston Charles Rodriguez Gordon Wright Toby Bancroft Dick Kellogg Clarence Flower John Theus Harold Wood Stennis Oglesby Walter Kellogg
Baton Rouge editor Chas P. Manship told Sigma Delta Chi members at a monthly luncheon that the newspaper’s lifeblood is news. He urged reporters to tell the news first, fairly and impartially, with kindness and consideration, aiming to avoid hurting anyone's feelings if possible.
Camp Fire Girls Wachelova notes activity with symbol making, weekly meetings at the Methodist Annex, and a \"Logue Book\" for Walohi Camp. Marguerite Mitchell joins to make thirteen. A rummage sale is planned for May with each member interviewing five people. The Walohi group to present a program at the Training Institute Tuesday evening.
The Minnehaha group met Monday with Elizabeth Cooper to discuss a rummage sale set for Saturday. They planned ways to raise funds and will meet again with Louise Huntley.
In Mrs. Cobb’s home nine girls met and opened with the Star Spangled Banner. The secretary took roll call and a sewing kit project was planned to be given to Walohi Camp. Ava Gates will handle the designing.
Walohi girls and Camp Fire guests spend a camp night with games and reading before a noisy dawn wakeup. A prank by two ambitious girls led to a midnight wakeup and jokes about timepieces as guardian guided the group to gather wood for breakfast. Dr and Mrs Schreiber visit. Mrs Schreiber to lead health duties. Girls work to pay for their house and plan an Easter egg hunt at the park next Saturday afternoon.
The Tatapochon group met Margaret Welsh Pong on Wednesday afternoon to plan making pine needle mats. The girls are to travel by truck to the destination for their project.
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