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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
3
Eva Bradford's society column lists dances, meetings, and recitals at Elk’s Club Woodman Hall and churches. It reports arrivals and departures of visitors, new babies, patients at Riverside sanitarium, and recent home moves and health updates for local families and prominent residents.
Mrs Fannie Livandais will present her advanced pupils in recital tomorrow night at the city school. The event showcases the students' progress and offers a glimpse of local musical talent.
Friends announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Eve lyn Mangham daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Mangham and John Ernest Bynum son of Mr and Mrs W J Bynum Their romance began in childhood with schooling together at Parish High School Both graduates Mangham is noted as popular and Bynum belongs to a long established Monroe family and works with Monroe Automobile and Supply Company
A growing number of families plan summer vacations in cooler climates as schools close for the season. Parents seek carefree getaways that offer refreshment and outdoor activities for their children during break.
The article extols camps as liberating youths from petty concerns and fostering self reliance through outdoor living. It notes Camp Anaka in Mount Eagle Tennessee hosting Ellen Kent Millsaps Eleanor Atkins and Joe Mary McKain with guardians Fred Millsaps driving them to Unaka and visiting Sewanee. Additional groups head to Camp Illahee in Brevard North Carolina including Alice Cobb Mildred Cobb Martha Austin Elizabeth Hudson and Charlotte Breard. A third group plans a stay at Camp Nahawama in May.
In Tennessee Sue Graves Louise Graves Eleanor Faulk Marie Anders are listed as camp attendees. Kitty Morrison Francis Dav is Doroth y Dav is and Shirley Blossom Haas will attend Sequya camp in Virginia. Edith Fink and Robert Perry are headed to a camp in the Ozarks.
Local ad from Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co. promotes Velvet Ice Cream as the best choice. It touts purity taste and broad popularity, with a holiday season framing.
Rabbi Carl Schorr will deliver the sermon The Religion in Nature during the Sabbath Divine Service at the Jewish Temple this Friday night at 7 30 P M announced today.
The Catholic Ladies announce a lawn fete on Friday May 15 at 7 30 p m on the St Matthews School ground. All are invited to attend and enjoy the event hosted by the parish group.
A compact advertisement touts a shampoo that adds a tiny tint of Golden Glin to bobbed hair. The ad emphasizes a glossy finish and easy maintenance for short styles.
A brief notice notes a bus waiting room item and references Grand Telephone at 772 La. The fragment mentions a date 4-25 but lacks full context or verifiable details.
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