Dryads Tie Life to Trees in Greek myth
The Dryads are tree-nymphs in Greek myth whose lives are bound to the fate of their sacred trees. Each Dryad guards a specific tree, and harming the tree affects the nymph’s longevity and wellbeing.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1950
Page
6
The Dryads are tree-nymphs in Greek myth whose lives are bound to the fate of their sacred trees. Each Dryad guards a specific tree, and harming the tree affects the nymph’s longevity and wellbeing.
Mrs. Chaplin expects her husband’s return on August 24 and plans to fly to Washington to greet him in the capital. They will visit friends there for a week before returning to Lafayette in September for the fall semester opening.
America’s crude oil output averaged 5 568 400 barrels daily for the week ended August 5 the highest yearly level Texas led with 2 425 650 barrels up 95 750. Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma Kansas and Colorado posted gains while California posted the largest decline by 4 300 barrels.
A 11 o clock Saturday wedding at Ferriday Methodist Church united Katherine Hale Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hale, and Leonard Robert Kennedy, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Kennedy of Lake Providence. The ceremony featured white floral decorations, music by Mrs. Vernon Thompson, and the couple plan to reside in Lake Providence after a New Orleans Gulf coast honeymoon. The bride attended Northeast Junior College and Texas State College for Women. the groom, Tulane University graduate and state highway department employee.
The Monroe Chapter of the Dale Carnegie Club International enrolled forty charter members at a charter presentation and banquet. Mrs. Harold Abbott of Shreveport presented the charter to Mr. Jakob Strauss. invocation by Mr. David Kaplan. officers named include Strauss, Kaplan, Firnberg, Gates, and McCarty.
A packed schedule lists garden tea at Mr William Grasse home on Wednesday at 6 30 p m and other gatherings. Tri Delt Alliance meets at the Lotus Club 6 30 p m reservations 3410. Amvets Auxiliary holds a 8 p m meeting at Mrs Marshall Johnston 1512 South Third. Flora Group visits Mrs FE M Heidenreich 3612 Blanks 2 p m. Kappa Delta Alumni Banquet at the country club 7 p m reservations 10113. Beta Delta sorority hayride and weiner roast at Scottie Welchs 6 p m. Worthy Grand Matron and Pathfinder visit district 5 O E B 8 at Masonic Temple 8 p m. Delta Beta Sigma delegates meet 2 p m at Miss Maurine Linquist. regular Delta Beta Sigma meetings 2 p m at Miss Diane DuCote. Monroe Temple Pythian Sisters hold 8 p m Castle Hall. Louise Fleet urges all members. ceremonial applications due August 28. W M S Circles meet various addresses Tuesday. Gladys Keith Circle 6 45 p m at First Baptist Church.
Doris Reid McCall was honored at a conversational hour hosted by Mrs Paul Blackman in her visitors home. Attendees included Mrs Alfred Reid and several local women such as Mrs J R Miller Brewton Ala and Mrs Leon Noland Jr. A bamboo violin being manufactured in Japan was noted as a notable item.
Mrs. Esna Easterly and Mrs. James Linder plan an official O E S visit to Monroe's Masonic Temple on August 12 at 8 p.m. Eastern Stars invited. Various residents travel or visit kin including Linda Hair heading to Texas and Miss McCoy pursuing National League of American Pen Women organizing work in New Orleans.
Mr and Mrs Thomas L Downs announce the birth of their son Robert Joseph on August 5. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs W I Neel. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J T Downs.
An examination for probation appointment as practical nurse is open at the new Shreveport Veterans Administration Hospital. The $2 650 yearly post requires written testing and prior experience. Applications from eligible 18 to 62 year olds, veterans may be waived, with forms available from the executive secretary in Shreveport or the New Orleans regional director.
The Shinkolobwe uranium deposit in the Belgian Congo was discovered in 1915. The find identified a rich ore source later tied to war materials and global atomic history.
Mrs. R E Chaplin of Lafayette visits with her sister Mrs. Lawrence Dewey Vaughan. Her husband, Robert E Chaplin, principal of Lafayette High School and civil air patrol captain, is chosen as one of four officers to lead cadets to Europe to study air force installations. the group will tour France and letters from Paris and the Riviera arrive. Chaplin has 25 years of aviation experience and promotes youth aviation at the school.
A series of building permits were issued for residences and additions. Minnie A. Grayson was authorized to erect a home at 4010 South Grand Street for 4300 dollars with day labor. Maude Darden received a permit for the same address and amount with contractor S M Brinson. Mrs L M Kirby gained consent to add to a dwelling at 307 Powell Street for 98 dollars with day labor. Martin L Travis got permission to build at 301 Vernon for 4950 dollars, Ernest Bess named as contractor.
Engines 101 102 and Ladder 1 responded to a 2 01 am call at Rio Vista apartments for a mattress fire on the third floor. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with only slight damage reported.
Russell C. McCoy aged 23 of Monroe weds Mary Ida Boyd 22 of Chaudrant and Fredrick Lamarr Gulledge 25 of Monroe weds Cherry Louise Bernstein 21 of Monroe. The Grand Canyon’s map was accurately completed in 1923.
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