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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
3
Eva Bradford chronicles local social life with notices of school events, church circles, and members visiting relatives. The column lists meetings of Baptist and Presbyterian auxiliaries, Y M C A plans, and travel of Mrs. Weaks and families to northern camps, New Orleans, Chicago, and other trips, alongside student and faculty news.
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Oliver and son Travis Jr visit Bear Lake Club over the weekend. Miss Dorothy Schulze sails to New Orleans to board a steamer for a weeks long visit with sister Miss Octave Schulze in Cristobal Canal Zone. Octave will return to Monroe with Dorothy for a visit with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schulze.
Circle 1 led by Mrs R G Johnson with twelve members present Circle 2 led by Mrs Robert Cahn with twenty three members and six visitors present Rev Kleinschmidt conducted the Bible lesson from first Corinthians chapter thirteen
Circle Two mourns losses of Mrs. Kleinschmidt and Mrs. W D Bozone with a loving recognition and crystal remembrance gifts. A social luncheon follows led by Mrs. Cann. Circle Three, with 12 members, meets with Mrs. Learned. devotional led by Mrs. Allen and lesson from Talk Ahead. S M McReynolds named leader in Mrs. Clarke's Virginia absence. Circle Four meets at Mrs. J J Smith's home with Mrs. T
Mrs. S M Collins acts as leader as the gathering proceeds with ten members present and Thomas serving as co host.
Circle No. 5 met with Mrs. Dean Selig for a lesson from Life and Letters of St. Paul. Twelve members attended as Mrs. Howell opened with devotional from Psalm 145 and Mrs. Powell led the study. Each circle donated cash or a box of supplies for St. Mark's Hall. Hostesses provided refreshments.
Springfield Catholics ban the practice of throwing shoes and rice at newlywed couples as a pagan custom. Rev. Thomas A. McGovern calls the act inappropriate for Christian ceremony and urges celebration with flowers instead.
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