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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1957
Page
10
Weekly bridge quiz presents hands and questions for South’s response. Multiple scenarios include spade, heart, club, and no trump contracts with bids and reasoning requested. The column tests bidding strategy and emphasizes Goren methods and problem solving.
Advice column discusses confronting a mother about a violent three year old neighbor who injures children. Writer urges direct talk, parenting sanctions, and temporary isolation to teach non rough play. Includes brief correction about RH factor misconceptions and a request for leaflet No 37.
Miss Juanita Sevier Cassidy of Tucson was honoree at a tea hosted by Mrs. Andrew L. Sevier at Rosedale Plantation in Tallulah. White and green decor featured magnolia, cape jasmine, gladioli and daisies. Refreshments included sandwiches pastries and punch served beside a silver punch bowl and candlelit display. Guests greeted Cassidy, once long-time resident of Evergreen Plantation south of Tallulah.
The Navy Mothers Club No. 760 met at the Virginia Hotel Cameo Room for a banquet and to install its officers for the year. Officers named include Edna Johnson as commander and Rose Wilson as first vice commander, with Lillie Mae Sheppard and Reita Schempf among the key posts. A summer meeting schedule was announced with monthly gatherings on the third Thursday.
Misses dress in pattern 4551 features a V neck with tuck accents and a simple flare skirt. Sizes 10 through 20 offered. size 16 requires 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Printed directions on each pattern part. pattern costs 35 cents plus 5 cents postage. Send payment to Anne Adams World Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th Street New York NY.
The Oak Ridge graduating class received multiple sendoffs after school. Mrs. G L Shepard and Mrs H G Shepard hosted a dinner at the Holiday Inn Monroe with seniors Nancy Files Virginia Sue Shepard Mollie Faye Carroll Glen Greene Joe Wayne Johnston Jay Flynn Tommy Barham present. Later Mr H L Tilbury held a steak supper at the Winnon Cafe Oak Ridge for the seniors with similar attendees. A farewell breakfast at the Barham home capped the gatherings with faculty members in attendance.
Mrs Maxine Reeves La Salle Parish Home Demonstration agent led an outdoor cookery demonstration at her Jena home for Olla Home Demonstration Club members. She also taught hemming a skirt with greater ease and accuracy. An all day July meeting was planned with members choosing tasks such as making trays upholstering and tid-bit plates.
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