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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
16
A 14 year old writes Mrs Ricker about a serious relationship with a almost 17 year old boy. Advice stresses immaturity and sneaking out, urges ending the romance and cooperating with parents to avoid late consequences.
A newspaper notice promotes Dorothy Ricker's booklet The Way to Teen Age Popularity. Readers are invited to request the guide by sending 10 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Dorothy Ricker via the newspaper.
A reader complains about a coworker who chews gum all day and the columnist quips it resembles a tennis match with a cow's cud. In a separate case a 13 year old overweight girl asks how to slim legs. the answer emphasizes Muscles from dance and warns against low calorie cutting while advising a balanced diet and fruit in place of desserts.
Pattern 9190 offers a cotton shirt dress with pleats and Dacron drip dry finish in cheer ful checks. Sizes 12 to 20. size 16 requires 5 yards of 35 inch fabric. mailing adds 15 cents plus 50 cents for pattern and handling.
A reader is invited to request a hip slimming exercises leaflet No. 3 by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Josephine Lowman in care of this newspaper.
The Primrose Path Garden Club held a dinner meeting on Tuesday June 4 at 7 30 p m at the Holiday Inn. The program centered on installing officers for 1963 64 with Mrs Harry Granamor aiding DeSiard Garden Club as installing officer for Mrs Le Roy Barnidge president Mrs M P Dean vice president Mrs Clay Blakemore secretary Mrs Harry Cooper treasurer Mrs Lane Russell parliamentarian Mrs William Warner historian and Mrs M E Kidd reporter. Outgoing president Mrs Wesley Jinks received a gift at the close. Attendees included Mrs C H Standard Mrs C A Causey Mrs Velma Purcell Mrs M E Kind Mrs John Gilbert Mrs William Warner Mrs George R Thomas Mrs Allen Stancil Mrs Clay Blakemore Mrs Wesley Jinks Mrs Lane Russell Mrs Leroy Barnidge Mr M P Deen Mrs J R Frost and guest Mrs George Johnston.
Bayou DeSiard Garden Club held its annual luncheon with Mrs. John McCarter installing officers. New president Mrs. Harry Graham, vice president Mrs. H. W. Tolson, secretarys Mrs. James Padgett and Mrs. A. G. Eggleston, treasurer Mrs. John Luffey, historian-reporter Mrs. W. L. Dean, parliamentarian Mrs. Carl Walker. Year books given to members. hostesses were Mrs. Harry Graham and Mrs. John Carr. guests included Mrs. Walter Dunn and Mrs. A. L. Fish.
Miss Betty Zane Thompson, soon to wed Carlyle Williams, was honored at a Winnsboro bridal show hosted by Mrs. J. T. Pollard and other hostesses. Guests included Mrs. W. T. Thompson and several local women. The event featured white sheath dress, pink floral decor, and a guest book accented with pink rose buds.
The Ridgecrest Garden Club held its monthly meeting at Ridgecrest Town Hall led by president Mrs. M. S. Foster. Guest speaker Mrs. S. R. Gray, past Ferriday Garden Club president, suggested books for new clubs and library access.
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