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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
3
A Baptist church reception introduces Rev Hastings. D A R and Legion Auxiliary meetings. a pre nuptial luncheon honors Miss Claire de Graffenreid. a wedding follows with Mr and Mrs Renwick honeymooning on the Gulf Coast. Social items include book club, PTA circles, and a buffet at the Gunbys.
An article extols the English tea custom in America as a growing social ritual. It describes a cozy tea-for-two setup with an oak drop leaf table, Windsor chairs, Sheffield silver, linen, blue china, and a blue glass vase. A muffin stone serves trays of sandwiches and cakes, with placement ideas for warmth or sunlit corners.
Miss Al Sims daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Sims of Delhi Louisiana wedding at parents home Wednesday October seventh at three o clock in the afternoon Rev Colvin of the Methodist church officiated in a double ring ceremony. Witnesses were intimate friends and relatives. The home featured floral arrangements and a golden glow theme with an improvised altar of golden tulle and Marie Antoinette baskets.
The Rev. Charles N Lathrop urges a clinical court to treat domestic unhappiness. He argues sex antagonism as the root cause and cites Burn MaWy College research in Cincinnati. The plan would use clinic findings as court evidence to address real issues behind divorces.
Visit by L. W. Wilkerson district agent LSU and M. M. Stafford farm demonstration agent to Jefferson Davis parish last week. They photographed top cotton plots and thriving orchards and discussed valuable suggestions and plans for future work.
The ad promotes heavy grade knit sleepers for ages 1 to 4 and 6 to 10 at 75 and 98 cents. It also features women's Bolivian coats in new popular shades described as moving out quickly in the cool days ahead.
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