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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
10
Pattern 9366 outlines a simple waistless one piece jump suit for sun and exercise in Misses sizes 10 to 18. Size 16 uses 1 yards of 45 inch fabric. price in coins 50 cents with 15 cents extra for mailing. Address and payment details follow for Marian Martin News Star pattern dept.
A fashion Q and A outlines accessorizing a yellow dress with a white jacket using bone shoes bag and gloves and notes yellow needs little contrast. It covers dress styles for a September wedding advising suits jackets dresses or dresses in light to medium colors with various fabrics. It also discusses beige eyelet sheath with a larger hat color options and glove lengths.
Abigail Van Buren offers guidance on a sister in law flashing in front of an 11 year old, a wife dealing with ex wife calls, and a fiancée facing disclosure of a past child. Abby advises sympathy over criticism, clear boundaries with an ex, and caution about telling future in laws.
A reflective column advises women to use multiple mirrors to assess appearance. It suggests of dressing table, full length, hand mirror, and a magnifying glass to judge silhouette, skirt length, and aging features. The tone references a fairy tale motif with a playful caution about vanity.
Mrs Horace Lee hosted a Tallulah party in honor of Mrs S H Bear of Middleport New York last week The living room showcased pink and rose roses while the sun parlor bloomed with yellow roses and daylilies The dining room refreshment table wore a lace embroidered cloth and magnolia centerpiece Magnolias also adorned the sideboard with silver candelabra and white tapers The host wore a flowered print and the guest wore green linen
Details of recent graduation celebrations in Tallulah include a All Saints College graduate Miss Betty Coleman Kincaid honored at the Old Southern Tea Room in Vicksburg hosted by Mrs. Andrew L. Yerger with a diploma centerpiece and white green colors. Also Miss Rita Ball honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Charles E. Powell and Mrs. E. M. Midgett at the Powell home with magnolia decorations and a large guest list of local students and relatives.
A concise remark notes the value of makeup routines for grooming eyebrows and lashes, including hair removal and applying mascara. It highlights the discouraging yet useful nature of these grooming steps for study or practice.
This column presents two letters from teen girls seeking guidance on family image and peer influence. Melva complains of sloppy parents who embarrass her with dates at home and poor self-presentation, while Jane asks how to shield her friend Sally from a 15 year old confidante who repeats private problems and promotes risky behavior.
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