Mary Lyda Coon Feted With Bridal Luncheons
The future bride Mary Lyda Coon and her fiancé Robert Biggs received two elegant pre wedding luncheons. Hostesses included Mrs. T W Humphries and Mrs R M Drew at Lotus Club. A Bayou DeSiard luncheon featured silver table pieces and orchid corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lyda Coon
T. W. Humphries
R. M. Drew
Clara Dee Drew
C. G. Stedman
Ken Satterfield
Larry Seab
Fred Becton
Andrew Garvan
Walter G. Mangham
Sig B. Hancock
Coon
Miss Coon
Lotus Club
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Yancey
Davis
Henson S. Coon
John Elton Coon
Ardis Caldwell
Edwin Buckley
Henson S. Coon Jr
John S. Culpepper
Tommy Dansby
Connie Yancey
Teen Patterns Demure Dress with Lace Frill 9340
Advertisement for Marian Martin pattern 9340 in teen sizes 10 12 14 16. Describes hi waist dress with baby print and lace trim. Includes fabric yardage 2% yards at 45 inches and 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing fee and handling to New Star 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
New Star
Center of Music and Drama Reports 1965 66 Costs Rise
New York City Center of Music and Drama says combined operations cost almost $6 million in the 1965 66 season. Since its start 23 years ago the budget was $350,000. The center expanded from 55th Street to include Lincoln Center's State Theater. An operating deficit of $1.6 million, mainly from moving ballet and opera to the new theater, was erased by donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York City Center of Music and Drama
Center
55Th Street Playhouse
Lincoln Center
State Theater
Enchanting sheath dress pattern with size 14 details
Pattern No 165 offers a surplice front sheath with band shoulder and pleated bodice. Available in sizes 12 14 16 18 with size 14 needing 234 yards of 50 inch fabric. Send one dollar plus postage. add 15 cents for first class and one dollar for pattern book No 3 from Austine Lamar Fashion Pattern News Star World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austine Lamar
News-Star—World
G.P
New York
N.Y
Monroe Families Take Twelve Day Texas Gulf Coast Trip
Mr J R McKnight Mrs Claire Singley and John Taylor Singley of Monroe returned from a ten day tour visiting Dallas Six Flags and an Astro Phillies game in the Astrodome They visited San Jacinto the battleship Texas NASA and Livingston Indian reservation before touring Hodges Gardens in Many and visiting relatives in Nacogdoches Natchitoches and Campti Louisiana Mrs Larry Taylor and children Benji Louann and Jeff arrived from Clarksville Tennessee to visit Mrs Taylor's mother in Monroe Then they plan to visit Winnsboro before moving to Atlanta Georgia Jay Merten son of Mr and Mrs Leonard R Merten spends the summer as a Quartermaster Surveyor aboard the Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship Hydrographer based in Key West He will return to Northeast State College in September as a junior pre medical student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McKnight
Claire Singley
John Taylor Singley
Monroe
Mildred Windham
Dallas
Six Flags
Astro-Phillies
Astrodome
San Jacinto
Texas
NASA
Livingston
Hodges Gardens
Many
Louisiana
Nogadoches
Natchitoches
Campti
Larry Taylor
Benji
Louann
Jeff
Clarksville
Tennessee
Jay Merten
Leonard R. Merten
U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey
Florida
Ocean
Gulf
Key West
Northeast State College
Prenuptial Shower for Miss Patsy Noble Held in Monroe
The Glenwood Drive home of Mrs. M B Lane hosted a pre nuptial lingerie shower and rice bag party for Miss Patsy Jean Noble of Monroe, bride elect of Lt. Robert Fay Jenkins of Crossett Arkansas. Vows set for August 13 at Beulahland Assembly of God Crossett. Attendees included Mrs Noble mother of the bride elect and numerous friends and relatives listed in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Drive
M. B. Lane
Monroe
Patsy Jean Noble
Robert Fay Jenkins
Crossett
Arkansas
Mack Noble
Troy L. Jenkins
Beulahland
Noble
Jenkins
Tommy Tolar
Tommy Ritter
Eloise Whitten
Glenda Lewis
Daniel Dotson
Virginia Smith
L. C. Lord Jr
Pat Martin
Kay Ferguson
Charlotte Moffatt
Peggy Wages
Sammie Sexton
James Walker
Beth Garrett
Jewelry Trends Show Bold Colors and Delicate Styles
Two fashion jewelry trends emerge this season. Bold, bright pieces with gold looks dominate, while dainty, delicate designs remain popular. Long necklaces feature colored stones and large pendants. chokers and coordinated sets create dramatic effects. Bracelets include slim bangles worn in multiples and wide cuff styles, with woven crystal pieces adding color.
Gulfport Woman Wins Miss Hospitality Crown
Carolyn Anderson returns to Gulfport to claim the Mississippi Miss Hospitality title, chosen from 63 contestants. Gov. Paul Johnson crowned her after four days of competition. she is 20, a University of Southern Mississippi junior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport
UPI
Carolyn Anderson
Gulf Coast
Paul Johnson
Barney S. Anderson
University of Southern Mississippi
Beauty Queen Is Named For Jefferson Parish
Jan Stouder a 19 year old Kenner secretary was chosen Miss Jefferson Parish in the first Jefferson beauty pageant. She will represent Jefferson in the Miss Louisiana preliminary to Miss America. Cheryl Shaefer 18 of Metairie was first alternate. Stouder measures 34 24 35 green eyes brown hair 5 feet 1 inch 110 pounds. Twenty four contestants entered the contest sponsored by the Young Men's Business Club of Jefferson Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metairie, la
UPI
Janis Stouder
Kenner
Jefferson Parish
Jefferson
Miss Stouder
Richard Stouder
The
Young Men’s Business Club of
Dear Abby Advice From a Pressed Mounty and More
A reader seeks guidance on marrying a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer and a teen-like crush on life. Abby jokes about meeting a Mountie, advises getting a nursing degree, and suggests moving to Canada. Additional letters discuss engagement expectations, a possible wedding ring, and a protest over gifts, with Abby ending by inviting readers to write for personal replies.
Glamourous New Watches Dominate This Season
New designs emphasize bracelet styles that double as jewelry and timekeepers. Beveled crystals and leather textures update cases in Florentine, matte, and brushed finishes with varied shapes. Pendant watches gain prominence, color bezels and jewel lids add sparkle, and precious stones elevate elegance.
Band It To Keep Clothes From Slipping On Hangers
A simple method uses rubber bands wrapped around the ends of wooden hangers to prevent garments from sliding off. This quick hack helps maintain orderly closets and protects delicate fabrics from creasing.
Little Theatre Music Man at Strauss Playhouse 8 15 p.m.
Calendar notes a Music Man production at Strauss Playhouse with 8 15 p.m. curtain. Hostesses Mrs Walter J Ernst and Mrs Melton Smith listed. others include church groups meeting at 9 30 a m 7 15 p m and 10 30 a m with a covered dish supper planned for First Methodist Church and Elizabeth Langford Guild planning a reunion event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre
Strauss Playhouse
Walter J. Ernst
Melton Smith
Wesleyan Service Guild
Elizabeth Langford
First Methodist Church
West Monroe High Class of 1956 Homecoming Plans
The class of 1956 at West Monroe High School will meet November 4 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Joy Emerel DuPriest 2403 Emerson Monroe Reports from committees on homecoming weekend plans will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Monroe High School
Joy Emerel DuPriest
Emerson, Monroe
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Joseph Norman Coon
Robert Edward Biggs
Basil Edward Biggs
Franklin
First Baptist Church
T. Yancey
Mrs
Tom Davis
Ouachita
Miss Noble
Ann Day
World Wide Health Studios
Sterlington Road
Howard Bastrop
Jefferson Area
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Virginia
Canada
Rockies
R. N
Harry
India
Coronado
News Star
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Women’s Council
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Circle Council
Women OF Church
Women of the
Church of Westminster Presbyterian Church
Service Guild
Parkview Pharmacy
Park Ave
Weil Cleaners
Little Red Schoolhouse
Kay Causey
Riverside
Twin City
Eastgate
Highland
Mcguire
West Monroe
Elaine
Duster
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