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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1955

Page

8

Lonely Old Maid Jealous of Woman Supervisor at Office

Mary Haworth asks Dear Mary Haworth for guidance about intense jealousy toward Maude a superior secretary in the same government office. She cites Maudes background beauty and efficiency as factors triggering insecurity. Haworth fears changing jobs and seeks advice to overcome her feelings.

Mary Haworth Maude

Maude at Work Causes Jealousy and Low Morale

A reader questions Maude supervising the assistant general counsel secretary, suggesting she uses influence to crush others. The advisor argues the rival's behavior reflects fear of being surpassed, urges self-examination, and recommends changing jobs if depression worsens.

E.B Maude

Lipp Returns to Washington as Passman Aide in 1956

Marion T. Lipp known as Hawk, Louisiana newsman, will join Rep. Otto Passman in Washington when Congress convenes January 3 as public information representative. He has served Passman’s Monroe district office between sessions and resumes House staff duties in the new term.

Otto E. Passman Washington Marion T. (Hawk) Lipp Louisiana U. S. House of Representatives Lipp Passman Monroe House West Carroll Parish Franklin Parish Louisiana Press Association Franklin Sun Winnsboro

Barhams Host Open House At Methodist Parsonage

The Rev. and Mrs. Carl Barham entertained with an open house at the Methodist parsonage on Sunday afternoon. Christmas arrangements and decor filled the room. A red cloth covered serving table held a silver centerpiece flanked by silver candelabra as guests enjoyed spiced tea coffee and assorted sandwiches.

Columbia Carl Barham Methodist Parsonage

Council Meeting In West Monroe Slated Tuesday

West Monroe council postpones January meeting from Monday to Tuesday January 10. Mayor J Allen Norris said city hall remains open New Year’s Day observance and the council will meet Monday and adjourn to January 10 without action.

West Monroe J. Allen Norris

Pros and Cons of Natural Birth and Infant Care

Discusses natural childbirth advantages and drawbacks, breast feeding considerations, and the self demand feeding approach. Guides readers to weigh options and decide what fits individual health, lifestyle, and baby needs.

Apron Pattern 9077 For Misses Medium Size

Thrifty pattern offers three apron styles from one yard 35 inch fabric. Includes complete Sew Chart and easy fit guidance. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for mailing to Marian Martin Pattern Dept News Star 232 West 18th St New York NY 11. Print name address zone size and style number.

Marian Martin News-Star Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N. Y

Southern Bell Delivers Large 1955 Tax Payment

A major tax payment from Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph to Monroe city, Ouachita Parish, totals 139 994 38 dollars. Harry H. Hudson presented the check to assistant city tax collector B. E. Tucker and Sheriff and Tax Collector Bailey Grant as part of an estimated 6 950 000 dollar 1955 ad valorem tax bill to state parish and municipal authorities.

Monroe Ouachita Parish B. E. Tucker Bailey Grant Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Southern Bell Harry H. Hudson Tucker Sheriff Grant Louisiana

Body recovered in Taggipahoa River near Ponchatoula

A body identified as Howard Allen was recovered from the Taggipahoa River near Ponchatoula and searchers continued today for Shorty Alford who is missing after the boat he shared with Allen was found adrift.

Taggipahoa Howard Allen Shorty Alford

Non-Citizens Urged to Report Addresses This January

Commissioner J M Swing in Washington urged all aliens to file address reports with the immigration and naturalization service during January under the 1952 act. He warned willful violations could result in fines or deportation and noted last year about 2 3 million aliens reported their addresses.

J. M. Swing Washington Immigration and Naturalization Service Immigration and Nationality Act Immigration Office Swing Sam Bernsen Immigration and Naturalization Office Masonic Temple Building St. Charles Avenue New Orleans

Boxes Delivered to Needy in First Christmas Drive

In Winnsboro Franklin Parish more than 50 large boxes and bags of food and toys were distributed to 29 families during the holiday season. The drive, titled Christmas Gifts for the Needy, was sponsored by the Winnsboro Junior Chamber of Commerce with public contributions and support from local stores Carpenter's Grocery Brown's Grocery Kiper's Grocery Piggly Wiggly Kincaid's Grocery and Jitney Jungle. Local groups including V F W Post 3155 Lions Club and individual donors contributed cash and toys, totaling about $60 raised from merchants and $30 $24 and $10 gifts from specific organizations and individuals.

Winnsboro Franklin Parish Brown's Grocery Kiper’s Grocery Piggly Wiggly Kincaid’s Grocery Jitney Jungle V. F. W. Post Winnsboro Lions Club Madie Edrington T. E. Drexler Lions Club

Marriage Licenses Issued For Several Local Couples

Milton Smith 19 of Monroe and Earline Washington 17 of Monroe. Herbert Welch 28 of West Monroe and Elaine C Davies 20 of West Monroe. Alvin Eddie White 21 of Monroe and Rosie Lee Hutchinson 17 of Monroe. Alex Thomas 51 of Monroe and Beulah Hodge 46 of Monroe obtained marriage licenses.

Milton Smith Monroe Earline Washington Herbert Welch West Monroe Elaine C. Davies Alvin Eddie White Rosie Lee Hutchinson Alex Thomas Beulah Hodge

U. S. crop losses exceed eight billion yearly

The article estimates annual U S crop losses from insects diseases hail weeds and other causes at 8 3 billion dollars. It notes widespread impact on farming and food supply across regions.

U. S

Alien Card Filing Rule Explained by Official

The explanation states that to meet legal requirements an alien must fill a card and deliver it to a post office or immigration clerk. It warns aliens should not mail their own ecard, emphasizing proper processing channels.

Anti-government gangs in Caldas province kill 14

Colombian forces and police in Caldas province reported a fresh surge of anti government activity with 14 bandits killed this week. The operation targeted political gangs amid ongoing unrest and security efforts.

Bogota Colombia Caldas

Chairmen Named For Polio Drive in Ashley County

Ashley county director A R Hallgren announced the 1956 March of Dimes chairmen for Ashley county. List includes Crossett Mrs R H Nichols and Mrs E P Tinker, Fountain Hill Mrs Gus Booth, Hamburg Mrs R A Farrar, Mist Mrs James Stone, Montrose Mrs Charles Bridewell, Parkdale Mrs Fred Blanks, Portland Mrs Earl Cochran, Snyder Mrs J W Gardner, Wilmot Mrs Joe Waggner. Opened January 3, plans aim to make this drive the most successful yet.

Crossett Ark Ashley County A. R. Hallgren Boydell R. H. Nichols E. P. Tinker Billy G. Rawls Fountain Hill Gus Booth Hamburg R. A. Farrar Searcy Wilcoxon, Jr Mist James Stone Montrose Charles Bridewell Parkdale Fred Blanks Henry Morshheimer Portland Earl Cochran Bill Gibbs Snyder J. W. Gardner Wilmot Joe Waggner George Channell Hallgren

Cadeville Masons Announce Officers For Year

The Cadeville Lodge No. 229 F. and A. M. announced the new officers for the upcoming year. Past Master Jessie Griggs installed the slate featuring Billy Louis Caples as worshipful master and James Julius Griggs as senior warden among others. Refreshments followed the meeting.

Cadeville Lodge Jessie Billy Louis Caples James Julius Griggs E. C. Monroe James J. George Travis Thomas Hope Futch Courtney Caples Jessie Griggs Easterling Futch Ryler C. B. Griggs Marshall F. P. Cobb, Jr Gerald Morehead Roosevelt Lenard

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