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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1957

Page

12

Helped Beyond Expectations Wife Writes About Deeper Problems

A letter from a woman identified as K. Y. seeks Mary Hayworth s guidance on long standing feelings of playing a role in marriage. The writer reveals an affair, deep guilt, and a desire for personal growth with psychiatric help to uncover unconscious motives and restore self trust.

Mary Haworth Bopeless

Missouri Traveler star Mary Hosford pursues multiple careers

Mary Hosford, a Missouri native and four time mother, explains her varied life from home making to radio and TV work, cookbook authoring, real estate, and now film acting. She lines up a debut as leading lady in The Missouri Traveler after moving from Phoenix to Hollywood via Chance encounters and a Pat Ford test. She stays active in Phoenix committees and enjoys golf in spare time.

Mary Hosford Mary Missouri Kansas City University of Iowa Chicago New York Frank Hosford Phoenix Ariz Hosfords Faye Emerson C. V. Whitney Margo James Sombrero Theater Missouri Traveler James Hollywood Pat Ford

Mary Haworth Advice Column on Growth and Fire Safety

The writer notes a general disposition toward personal growth, not for fame, in a column by Mary Haworth to be addressed via the newspaper. It cites National Geographic stating the U S averages 175000 forest fires annually with about 90 percent started by people through carelessness.

M.H. Mary Haworth United States National Geographic Magazine

Mrs. Ruby Lester Presides Over W. Carroll HDC

West Carroll Home Demonstration Council met at Oak Grove Methodist Church with Ruby Lester presiding. Noman Colvin showed pictures of new kitchen kits as delegates were chosen and topics set for 1957 58. a dress revue was slated for July 31 and a Columbus Ohio convention delegate to be appointed.

West Carroll Home Demonstration Council Methodist Church of Oak Grove Noman Colvin Ruby Lester Baton Rouge Rugh Gully L. E. Lusk Epps Columbus Ohio S. D. Boyles

Nylon suits Hancock lab to keep dust free

About 50 technicians at a new laboratory in Hancock Massachusetts will wear nylon suits and undergo thorough vacuum cleaning each time they enter the plant. The measure aims to maintain a dust free atmosphere in testing high precision radar antennas.

Hancock Mass

North Carolina cucumber crop tops one million bushels in 1956

North Carolina farmers harvested over 1 million bushels of cucumbers in 1956, grown on about 11 800 acres to supply the state's pickle industry.

Raleigh N. C North Carolina

Lacy Lace Dress Delights in Chantilly Details

Alice Alden Lace showcases a Chantilly lace dress in creamy beige from Jacques Griffe. The long torso bodice features a scalloped lace edge with a mousseline de soie inset tied in a bow over a full skirt, suited for elegant afternoons or dressy evenings.

Alice Alden Jacques Griffe

Mrs McCleod Hosts Moore Road HDC Inaugural Meeting

The Moore Road Home Demonstration Club held its first meeting at Mrs. Catherine McCleod's home. Officers for 1957 58 were elected with Mrs. Smeltzer as president and Mrs. McCleod as vice president. The session covered quick sewing techniques. Guests included Mrs. Maddox Fatheree Smeltzer Owens Moore and others from Prescott Ark.

Moore Road Home Catherine McCleod Martha Smeltzer Louise Maddox Ruby Fatheree Blanche Fatheree

Cow records 17425 pounds milk in South Dakota

Redfield Regent Bessie a four year old registered Holstein cow owned by the State Hospital and School in Redfield fed to three daily milkings produced 17425 pounds of milk and .739 pounds of butterfat last year setting a state record.

Redfield, S. D Redfield State Hospital

Greer Named Band President at Jena School

Keith Greer was named president of the Jena High School band for the 1957 58 school year. Officers include Gale Trussell vice president Thadean Mayo secretary treasurer Mary Nicholson business manager Patty Simmons Pat Willis head librarians Shirley Lavespeare Jo Ann Slack Sharon Amerine Becky Montgomery assistant librarian Catherine Wisham publicity Gladys Williams social chairman Benny McCrory quarter master Eddie Wright head of stage crew Sue Russell and Gene.

Jena Keith Greer Greer Gale Trussell Thadean Mayo Mary Nicholson Patty Simmons Pat Willis Shirley Lavespeare Jo Ann Slack Sharon Amerinean Becky

Monitoring staff roles listed for school program

Cooper, reporters, and a range of monitors including bulletin board, public address, attendance, practice report, strobatuner, light and ventilation, rack and choir, and folio in the personnel roster. Names include Harry Roberts Marion Stone Ann Aucoin Shirley Cobb Helen Bryan Eddie Richardson Sue Hooter and Patricia Poole.

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