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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
6
A discussion of love as a conquering force offers that youth may claim the world under its banner. The piece extols youthful passion as life’s brightest force, while noting mature affection as deep and serene. It then shifts to social notes with names and visits across Winnsboro and nearby towns.
From her country home Mary Low Leslie travels to London to see Brynmor Whitta. He now loves Clarice Day and deserts her at a nightclub raid where she escapes with Tony. Mary Lou vows to have no good time without him as Tony offers to show her sights.
Brynmor stalks Clarice past her lit flat after a raid night feeling uneasy about her mysterious past. Freddy Mason arrives, flirtatious yet menacing, pressuring Clarice as Brynmor questions what is going on. An uneasy trio ends with Paul a tense farewell and a hint of coercion surrounding Clarice.
A sequence of Phi Kappa activities includes a Saturday tea at Edgewater, a 10 p.m. dance at Hotel Virginia, and a 2 p.m. barbecue. Sunday features the fraternity house dedication and a sponsor prize. Weekday items cover a Business and Professional Women picnic, a putt-putt party for Miss Sara Larche, and church society meetings.
Washington June 14 President Hoover signed a bill creating a bureau of narcotics under the treasury department. The measure establishes a federal unit to coordinate enforcement and regulation of narcotics.
Memory of Mrs Sallie Cole Morrison remains fresh to friends and family as Fort Miro Chapter D A R honors her with a grave marker ceremony at Riverview Cemetery and a meeting at the American Legion home. Members recall her as a charter, active worker and note D A R leaders discuss film review efforts and community impact.
At a national Phi Kappa convention in Virginia a moonlit roof dance thrilled members and visiting delegates. The exclusive event featured a grand ball at the Edgewater Country Club with formal banquet, colorful decor, and performances by Don Breitenmoser and H. D. Apgar Jr. Local chapter notables and many guests attended the reception and banquet preceding the ball.
A mothers use of affection to force obedience harms Teddy and delays his sense of responsibility. The piece argues for impersonal reasons and fair play, contrasts childish dependence with constructive home tasks, and suggests age appropriate chores and cooking as helpful, engaging activities.
A narrator recalls an afternoon with six year olds who prefer real tools to toys. The children eagerly dye lunch napkins, dissolving dye, heating water, and stirring their brew as they imitate a boy who dyed cloth for his own clothes.
Brewer Godfrey spent last weekend in Columbia with relatives. Miss June Hoisserer of Little Rock is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willard Eckhardt. Members attending the O. E. S. instruction in Winnsboro included E. D. Walter and spouse, J. B. Evans and spouse, Lillie Godfrey, N. L. Parker, W. C. Whitton, Theo Robinson, Edna McPhail, Betty Robinson, H. A. Love, and T. W. Stodg.
Madge Johnson navigates social intrigue as Dicky hints he will arrange a party for Mary. Edith Fairfax resents the setup while Philip Veritzen offers an invitation box for a season show, sparking tension over who will attend. Veritzen hints at inviting Colin Cameron, signaling shifting alliances amid a web of romantic and familial schemes.
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