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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1954
Page
7
Josephine Lowman highlights day centers and Golden Age clubs in New York and other areas offering companionship and activities for seniors. Month-long programs include birthdays, movies, crafts, games, dances, luncheons, and social events held in churches, schools, and community halls.
David Ray an 11 year old from West Monroe had a lung punctured by an air rifle pellet during a fishing trip at Cheniere Lake. He was propelled to St Francis Hospital by his grandfather H Y Johnson and described as improved after treatment.
Two Monroe women Es telle Brown and Mary Taylor are jailed after Friday morning theft arrests. Brown was nabbed at a downtown department store after two purses were reported stolen just after 9. Taylor was arrested at her Oak Street home at 10 30 for similar charges. Both thefts valued under 20 dollars.
The Soviet chess team lands in New York for games with an American squad from June 16 to 23. They will stay at a Glen Cove estate used by Soviet diplomats, despite earlier disputes over lodging, with Harold M. Phillips of the American Chess Federation welcoming them and stressing sport goodwill.
Readers can mail 25 cents for pattern 7035 pineapple design with crochet stitches to Morning World. Add 5 cents for first class mailing. Include name address zone and pattern number. Catalog offers embroidery sewing color transfer designs and more.
A registration clinic for cerebral palsy is scheduled for June 19 at Central Grammar School in Monroe from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Altrusa Club will supervise registrations and police will reserve two street parking spaces near the school. J. Y. Pipes Jr. of the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Northeast Louisiana announced the event to aid local children.
The Dorothy Dix column features a reader asking about trust after affairs before marriage, another seeking teen dating guidance with a reading list, and advice on balancing love with practical checks. It includes guidance on evaluating backgrounds and seeking parental help, with a reminder to request free leaflets.
Officials said no need to bring children for registration beyond basic ID. They will seek treatment received and education program status for each youngster as part of the process.
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