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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
10
Bridal fashions shift toward slim silhouettes with open necklines while cultured pearls stay central. The double strand necklace dominates, matching new Paris inspired headdresses from St Laurent Chanel and Jacques Heim. Pearl earrings bracelets and rings complete the pure pearl look for brides.
Members of Chi chapter of Beta Delta hosted a wiener roast on Thursday June 4 to honor pledges. The event at Diana Bartletts Morris Drive home featured a Summer Magic theme with pink and blue decorations and a centerpiece Beta Delta pin. New president Anne Hodge announced officers including Billy Wright and Loretta Jones, and Janice Elliott received Most Outstanding Pledge.
The Caledonian Market in London dates back to about 1242 when Henry II chartered it as a peddler’s fair. It stood as one of three open air selling enclaves in the city, predating the Paris Flea Market.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Eugene Dike hosted a Friday June 5 dinner at Hugo's Lake Providence after the wedding rehearsal for son David and Amanda Sues Carlisle. The couple wed June 6 at Oak Grove Methodist Church with a white rose kissing ball decor and guests presenting gifts to the attendants.
A retro fitness note explains that aging reduces activity and invites women to use two progressive abdominal exercises. It highlights common problem areas like protruding abdomen waistline and thighs, stressing posture and regular effort to reshape body proportions through simple at home moves.
A vintage sewing notice promotes Pattern 9332 for Misses' sizes 10 to 18 with easy sewing for day and night wear. It includes mail details to Marian Martin News Star Pattern Dept in New York for ordering, asking for name address zone size and style number, plus 50 cent pattern price and 15 cent postage for first class mail.
Dear Abby answer column recounts a mother saddened by Mother's Day duties as 22 family members visit and she toils cooking and cleaning. The editor suggests arranging a dinner date with her husband to avoid exhausting herself and to set expectations for future celebrations.
A bridge hand puzzle appears with North South vulnerability and a note about a sign causing no complaints. The text includes card layouts and bidding hints, followed by a confidential message and a cheeky quote. Abby advice follows, offering personal replies and a wedding booklet for a fee.
Notice instructs readers to mail stamped self addressed envelope with requests for leaflet number 2 to Josephine Lowman in care of this newspaper.
North Dealer overcalls and the opponents bid spades. Declarer wins Easts king hearts and finesses spades. East returns diamonds, declarer wins with dummys king, spade trumps clear, South cashes diamonds but goes down. Easts unblocking and Queens sensitivity decide the hand.
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