Car trips demand simple clothes and travel-ready outfits
Florence de Santis details Rita Miller as Miss Renault of 1963, showing two car wardrobes. She favors practical, cool fabrics in knee-length pants or culottes with matching blouses and dresses with wrinkle-resistant materials. Travel hats, leather bags, low heels, and white gloves complete a neat, city-friendly look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klopman
Rita Miller
Renault
Margit
Burlington
Florence de Santis
Duc Wilk Puype
Miss Renault
Rita
Milo
Ricci
Acadian Culture Talk At Northeast State Teachers Banquet
Student teachers gathered at the Holiday Inn for the Northeast State T O Brown chapter banquet with an Acadian motif. Frank McDermott spoke on The Magic of the Acadians in Louisiana, tracing settlement and prosperity in agriculture, interspersed with French dialect humor and folk songs. Officers were installed, with Pat Turner named president and a list of guests and speakers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast State
T. O. Brown
Louisiana Teachers’ Association
Holiday Inn Res
T. Eugene Holtzclaw
Division of Education
Frank McDermott
Louisiana Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
New Orleans
McDermott
Andre Robinson
Hyman
Summer travelers and family visits noted in local column
ALONG the OUACHITA HERE FOR THE SUMMER and a visit with relatives in northeast Louisiana are Mr. and Mrs. Austin Miller Jr. and small daughter Elizabeth, who are spending vacation days in Monroe with the senior Millers on Lakeside Drive. EXCITING SUMMER is in store for Mrs. H. S. Chilton, assistant professor of English at Northeast. On June 8 she and her sister-in-law fly from New York City to Frankfurt, Germany for a visit with Mrs. Sanders' son and family, Dr. and Mrs. D. T. Sanders, stationed with the Air Force. After a continental tour she will go to Oxford July 1 for a six weeks advanced course in Milton and Restoration drama. While in the area she will attend the Shakespeare Festival at Stratford Avon. DAYS BINGHAMS anticipate a fun filled summer with relatives and friends in Tennessee as Mr. Bingham continues his PhD work. Becky, Blair and Teresa leave June 10 for Peabody College at Nashville. ROBERT MARK BRUSCATO, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruscato, is in Jackson, Mississippi for a month's visit with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross Bruscato, and little Lydia Claire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Austin Miller Jr
Elizabeth
Monroe
Millers
Lakeside Drive
H. 5. Chilton
Northeast
J. W. Sanders
Lafayette
New York City
Frankfurt
Germany
Stratford Avon
Binghams
Tennessee
Mr. Bingham
Mrs. Bingham
Becky
Blair
Teresa
Peabody College
Nashville
Robert Mark Bruscato
Charles Bruscato
Jackson
Mississippi
Frank Ross Bruscato
Lydia Claire
Garden Club Dinner and Officers Installed at Saddle and Spur
Primrose Path Garden Club plans a 7 30 p m dinner at Saddle and Spur Restaurant with officer installation. Mrs C O Horton to serve as installing officer. Executive Board of Women of Covenant Presbyterian Church to meet at the church at 9 30 a m with listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primrose Path Garden Club
C. O. Horton
Women of Covenant Presbyterian Church
Women of
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Grace Hudson
McGuire Ave
Going-Away Party Honors Dr Ethel Trice
A farewell party was given Thursday evening May 30 at the Carl Johnson home on Auburn Avenue for Dr. Ethel Trice associate professor at Northeast Louisiana State College who departs for Fayetteville Arkansas to join the University faculty. Hostesses were Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Bel gard and Mrs. Doyle Price with red roses and milk glass decors. Gifts were presented by attendees including a large list of Mrs names and church members from the First Baptist Alathean class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnson
Auburn Avenue
Ethel Trice
Northeast Louisiana State College
Trice
Fayetteville
Arkansas
J. D. Warner
Daniel Hall
Bennie Hartman
A. W. Newkirk
Vernon Whitlaw
Jim Files
Stanley Passman
Twin City shopping center plans spark jet era fears
A fragmentary report notes a proposed Twin City shopping center a mile away could bring overhead jets luxury hotels and tourist influx, clashing with the wishes of the titled pair who bought the place. Tyree Glen linked with Benny Goodman and the Embers hints at a deal while Tyree pursues independent ventures amid the buzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
Tyree Glen
Benny Goodman
Basin Street
Advertising Dominates Local Media Spending in 1962
In 1962 advertisers again spent more on newspapers than any other medium, underscoring the newspaper's dominant role as a local advertising channel.
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Weils
Weil Cleaners
WEIL
Pat Turner
Judy Neal
Glenda Rachal
Judy Tucker
Lovelace Langlinais
Miss Hyman
Richard Atwood
Miss Robinson
Beverly L. Bartlett
Langlinais
Miss Neal
S. T. Howell
Ouachita Parish High School
Clint Hanna
Dean T. Eugene Holtzclaw
Patsy Fleming
Janis Pepper
Robert Rachal
Max Dillingham
Ruby Bonette
Robert Russell
W. L. Perkins
Ruth Anne Boggs
Harold Smith
Carey W. Kirkland
Roland Nix
Nike Poulos
Lucille Ross
Frances Morris
Henry Camp
Carole Taliaferro
Max Williams
Luther Glynn Tubbs
Martha McCabe
Ione Hill
M.S. Nicklas
Jane L. May
Virginia Thompson
Katie Mac Zoll
Lakeshore
Irene Smith
Bodan
Rexall Drugs
Ouachita
Club Memos
Tuesay
Garden Club
Ernestine Moffett
Evelyn Barnes
Ruby Ball
SLTA
Judy Noel
M. J. Christmas
Hugh Hyman
Connie Green
Brenda Taliaferro
Sandra Johnson
Camilla Harmon
Ann Rinehart
Carole Rutherford
Jane Tucker
W. K. Russell
Elsie Mitchell
T. W. “Uisseice
Shaw
Tin Pan Alley
Jordon Cooper
Aquarians
Caron
John Culpepper
Henson Coon
Joan Wood
Cecil Thurman
Everett Smith
Belgard
Roy Aston
Carolyn Liggett
Billy Vaughn
Sam Brinson
Ken Saterfield
Larry Hensley
Thomas McMath
Bobby Audirsch
M. D. Garlington
Mark Whitfield
Bill Williams
Forsythe Shopping Center
Epa
NEMA
General Electric
Vincent Zagone
Calvert Frantom
Wendy
Woods
Dacron
Louisville Ave
Monroe, Louisiana
Nocona Boots
Noconas
John Ruskin
Nocona
Bailey
Tex
Saddlery
Lee Westerners & Denims
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