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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
18
Abigail Van Buren offers guidance on family weight issues and personal relationships. Aunts with excessive weight strain chairs and finances, widow's ring etiquette, and a wife coping with her husband's past affair. advice emphasizes tact, boundaries, and practical steps.
Sunglasses shape trends this summer feature bold sporty frames and delicate boutique styles. The harlequin frame leads, offering flatter facial lines and lighter nylon construction, with oversized options to match summer clothing from classics to bright prints. Abbey advice follows about sunglasses and teen fashion tips.
The Jaycee Jaynes meet at Lad die and Spur Thursday at 7 30 with Armandine Renaud Dance Review at 8 p.m. Neville High School Auditorium hosts a charity benefit for the Ouachita Parish Crippled Children's Association. Navy Mothers 760 gather at the American Legion Home at 2 p.m. The Avenue Club convenes at 7 30 p.m. at 201 So College Ave. The Ouachita Chapter NS Association board meets at 5 30 in The News Star World conference room.
The annual King family reunion will be held at Indian Village Church near Calhoun on Sunday June 7 with a basket lunch served at noon.
The Retail Candy Stores Institute advises one or two pieces of boxed chocolate to curb the mid afternoon droop. An average boxed chocolate has 47 calories while miniature pieces run about 27 calories.
Printed Pattern 9098 offers Misses' sizes 12 through 20 for a lightweight sun dress with scalloped neckline and soft curved skirt. Instructions are provided on pattern parts and fabric needed for size 16 is about 4% yards of 35 inch fabric.
The article discusses bidding in bridge highlighting how bidding partnerships, information exchange, and sequence logic drive success. It uses a sample hand with opening one club and responses to illustrate how players infer partner strength and suit distribution.
A reader asks Miss Blair what clothes to pack for a Hawaii month long trip and a June to July voyage. Advice focuses on versatile cottons blends, color coordination, light outerwear, evening wear, and weather at sea and in Hawaii.
The bidding centers on who holds the ace or king of hearts and where the king fits in diamonds or spades, leading to six clubs as the ideal contract. North is Mrs. David Hawes of Fort Worth and South is Dr. John Fisher of Dallas.
A 16 year old asks how to choose between two boys, Al and Tom, after repeated hurtful breakups. The columnist scolds the girl for using Tom as second choice, urges fairness, and suggests ending the pattern to protect Tom. A second note offers advice on getting into a coat gracefully with a polite escort.
The Webster's dictionary debuts with no single prescribed pronunciation for tomato. It bases entry on educated American usage. The note adds that the word sounds apt in refined afternoon or cocktail hours.
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