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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1952

Page

2

Garden Tea Honors Bride Mrs Sievers in Reynolds Garden

Miss Jennie Reynolds hosted a garden tea in Mrs. Eugene J. Sievers honor in her grandmother Miss Katharine Reynolds garden Forsythe street. Guests shared gifts and daisies while a rustic well arch carried Wishing Well daisies and Linda in daisy letters. Mrs. Walter Reynolds and Mrs. O N Reynolds served sherbet punch and wedding cakes.

Jennie Reynolds Eugene J. Sievers Walter Reynolds Miss Reynolds O. N. Reynolds

Teas and Gifts Highlight an Elegant Afternoon

Miss Anna Mary Johnson and Miss Katie DeLarot welcomed guests to the spacious living room where Miss Dianna Noel organized gifts and presided over the guest book. Pink roses white daisies and magnolia blossoms adorned the setting both inside and on the patio. Mrs Sievers wore a nylon organza white background dress with emerald leaves and the hostess party wore charming afternoon tea dresses.

Anna Mary Johnson Katie DeLarot Dianna Noel

Boyte Attending 30 Day ROTC Encampment at Brookley AFB

Charles A. Boyte of Oak Grove Louisiana is among 195 ROTC cadets at a 30 day summer encampment at Brookley Air Force Base. He is a junior at Louisiana Polytechnic Institute and will be commissioned as a second lieutenant next year. Lt. Col. J. P. Maxwell commands the encampment. The article notes Nat Geographic Society language trends.

Mobile Ala Charles A. Boyte Oak Grove Reserve Officers Training Corps Brookley Air Force Base Frank Boyte Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Boyte Air Force J. P. Maxwell Brookley Afb

Annette Smith Represents Tallulah Lions at Peach Festival

Miss Annette Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Smith of Tallulah will represent the Tallulah Lions Club at the Louisiana Peach Festival in Bastrop July 25 26 and 27 She plans to enter LS A in September and is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J B Barfield of West Monroe Louisiana.

Annette Smith W. A. Smith Tallulah

Sutter Profits Elude 1851 Gold Discovery

John A. Sutter failed to profit from his 1851 gold discovery on 50000 acres as his holdings were swept away in the ensuing mining frenzy.

John A. Sutter

Fish social ladders extend to the last school member

A historical note states that certain fishes exhibit social ladders reaching down to the lowest member of a school, highlighting hierarchical behavior within aquatic groups.

The National Geographic Society

Local Social This Week Features Out-Of-Town Guests

Dr and Mrs F M Carlson and family along with Mrs C W Skinner of Salt Lake City visited Mr and Mrs Joe F Smith. Mrs William Heisel and daughters Maxine and Joan plus Mrs Ted Reinne of St Louis stayed with aunt Mrs L O Alexander. Ethel and Peggy Alexander prepare Seattle and western tour incl Carlsbad Cavern with Bakers on through August via Salt Lake City and Denver. Harold D Lynn and Tonya Gail with Miss Jean Hall visit, Lynn stationed at American Embassy Havana. B H Singletary of Baton Rouge to stay with O M Grisham family. Graham Stafford joins campers to St John. Ralph King Sr improving at home post surgery. William Rodriguez family head to Montreal then Annapolis to visit son Bill. Mrs Wood Brown visiting...

F. M. Carlson C. W. Skinner Salt Lake City Utah Joe F. Smith William Heisel Maxine Joan Ted Reinne St. Louis, Mo L. O. Alexander Ethel Peggy Alexander Harold D. Lynn Tonya Gail Havanna Cuba Lynn Jean Hall Eloise Hall J. P. Turnage West Monroe

Day Camp at Ki-Ro-Li Girls Scout Camp Set for July

The Girl Scout Day camp committee plans a nine day outdoor program at Ki-Ro-Li Boy Scout camp in Twin Cities. Led by Mrs. Farrell Adams the July 14 to 24 schedule splits girls into age groups with separate counselors. Each day ends with a campfire games session.

Girl Scout Council Twin Cities Farrell Adams Ki- Ro-Li

Girl Scout Day Camp Plans Summer Activities

Girls will engage in nature projects crafts pottery and basketry plus camping skills. Adults are urged to volunteer as counselors and program aides training is provided for staff and helpers. Girls 16 plus may work with units and registration closes July 3 under Twin City Community Chest support.

Adams Twin City

Calendar highlights local fraternal and club events

Rain bow Girls Monroe assembly initiations at Masonic Temple 7 30 p m. Bee's Club Y Teens swim party 4 30 p m. YWCA writing class 7 30 p m. Thompson Wood Lee Auxiliary hosts Fish Fry 7 30 p m. Brownville Methodist W S C S 7 30 p m meeting. Grace Church auxiliary 3 p m call meeting. Delta Rho Delta hosts Fish Fry 7 30 p m. Catholic Ladies Altar Society picnic 1 p m Bernstein Park. College Place W M S 9 30 a m business program. Colony Home Demonstration 2 p m. Dixie Chapter O E S 8 p m initiation birth observance. Monroe Temple Pythian Sisters 8 p m Castle Hall. YRGs swim picnic 6 30 p m. Monday events listed continue.

Rainbow Girls Monroe Assembly No. 5 Masonic Temple Bee’s Club YWCA Thompson Wood Lee United Spanish War Veterans T. J. Davis St. John Monroe Assembly Brownville Methodist Church Grace Episcopal Church D. C. Metcalf Delta Rho Delta Calhoun Rd Catholic Ladies Altar Society Bernstein Park College Place W. M.S Circle I Colony Home Demonstration Club Drew Anderson DeSiard Dixie Chapter Monroe Temple

Science proves women superior headline extract

A sensational advertorial argues women are superior with claims of a male inferiority. It cites a doctor and a June July Ladies' Home Journal piece titled The Natural Superiority of Women to urge readers to share the article with husbands.

Ladies’ Home Journal

Industrial glassmaking and gold boiling facts cited

The National Geographic Society notes mass production now uses iron ringed machines for blown glassware. It also states the boiling point of pure gold is about 2 500 degrees centigrade.

The National Geographic Society

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Erine Guerriero Terri Tidwell Jorenda Reynolds Rusper A B. H. Singletary Baton Rouge O. M. Grisham Mrs. Singletary Grisham Grove Stafford Dick Sadler Alexandria Monroe Graham Stafford Ralph King, Sr William Rodriguez Mary Montreal Presbyterian Assembly Mrs. Wood Brown Ki-Ro LI Girl Scouts J. H. Mayfield Shreveport George Snelling Houston James Wood Troy, Ala Wood Charlotte Naiden YRG Sanitone Dry Cleaner New Weil Cleaners Weil Dial
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