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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
3
Eva Bradford reports a week of engagements in Ouachita parish with charity luncheons, bridge parties, and club gatherings. Mentions Edith Gunby Mona Atkins H R Speed and Mona Atkins, plus P T A plans in West Monroe and upcoming nuptials for Vigian Warfield.
Mr and Mrs JWs Harris announce a baby boy James Hugo Jr born September 18. Miss Corinne Guerriero leaves for Sophie Newcomb College after high school honors. Adolph Wolfe welcome a third son at St Francis Sanitarium September 18. Local clubs and the Symphony Orchestra plan a active fall season with the Players Club scheduling first meeting Friday.
Hundreds of L S A students have arrived in Baton Rouge for the 1925 26 session with registration set to begin tomorrow. Classes start Friday and officials predict enrollment around 1800. Co ed rules tighten and dances will be held on the old campus under supervision.
Calhoun holds its monthly farm meeting on Thursday. The session will dedicate time to preparing fair exhibits. Mrs. Pearl Hamilton will present a baking demonstration as the Calhoun fair nears.
Aimed at all organizers and exhibitors, a meeting is planned for Thursday to ensure attendance and readiness for the upcoming exhibit work.
After a summer pause, Calhoun hosts a Saturday Community Night themed on Co operation. A. L. Smith presides, with roll call, committee reports, community songs, poems and a public discussion on schools agriculture good roads churches health beautifying the community club work home demonstration and conservation. Mrs J E Bryan leads a special musical program.
Eleven year old Roy Kruger of Rockford Indiana survived after doctors removed a three inch bolt from his right bronchial tube in Philadelphia. He had been treated unsuccessfully at home for weeks before being rushed east for surgery.
Monroe Senior Epworth League meeting at the Benton home featured a playful Kangaroo Court led by Judge Thompson with V 8 S Garnett as prosecutor and Trotter Boroughs Sanders and Clays as defenders. The session followed a productive business meeting with 36 members present and concluded after cake and pineapple sherbet.
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