"The Mallorys"
“The Mallorys” was the name given to a group of 7-8 year olds at Vacation Bible School at Our Savior’s Church.
Guest reader Myah Smith, 11, from Kinder read a story book, “The Lion and the Rat,” by La Fontaine during Wednesday’s StoryTime hour. The book was about an unlikely hero-a rat. Children had the opportunity to create their very own paper plate Lion, and enjoyed a snack of Animal Crackers.
Trinity Fuselier, 9, shows off her Finished Product during arts and crafts at First United Methodist ‘s recent Vacation Bible School. The class created picture frames and framed their picture. (Photo by Myra Miller)
Tenants at Goodhope Place Apartments enjoyed a 4th of July luncheon provided by the complex. The luncheon consisted of barbecue chicken and sausage, rice dressing, potato salad, green beans, pork and beans, a roll and drinks.
Laurel Romeo, assistant professor in the LSU College of Agriculture’s Department of Textiles, Apparel Design and Merchandising, views a scan from the body scanner which takes a person’s measurements. Romeo conducted a study of plus-sized teens to learn about their shopping experiences. (Photo by Tobie Blanchard, LSU AgCenter)
BATON ROUGE – Teenage girls who are considered plus-sized say shopping for clothing is a frustrating and often humiliating experience, according to a recent study.
