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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1959
Page
15
A reader asks how to live usefully after marrying her boss and stopping work. Abby urges helping others through churches Red Cross and community groups. A second letter recalls a painful divorce after 16 years and a prideful retreat from reconciliation.
Seventeen Magazine previews back to school styles with masculine influences for teens. Junior Miss outfits mimic boys wear from blazers to watches, coats, and party dresses, featuring caned fabrics, fur trims, and tunics paired with blouses and skirts.
Logtown Home Demonstration Club gathers June 10 at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs Emmett Lee's home with Mrs J T Lee co host. Thompson Wood Lee Auxiliary meets June 11 at 2 30 p.m. at 209 Smith Avenue with Mrs Minnie Mangham. Monamie Newcomers Club hosts lunch at Paragon Club June 11 at noon. West Monroe Jaycee Jaynes convene June 11 at 7 30 p.m. at Highland Park Country Club. Retired Teachers group meets June 12 at 9 30 a.m. at 103 Filhiol West Monroe.
Advice on groom attire mirrors bride's etiquette. Tips cover formal daytime weddings with cutaway and vest, striped trousers, wing collar and silk ascot. after six, white tie and tails or dinner jacket options. Also notes the club jacket with formal vest as an acceptable daytime alternative since Eisenhower's era.
Yul Brynner and Virginia Gilmore near a split with looming legal steps. Kay Kendall’s health unsettles her grandmother Marie Kendall as doctors clash over bronchitis anemia or lung congestion. Ginger Rogers teases memoirs while dining at El Morocco. Sal Mineo dates Nina Quesada before touring Australia. Pan dro Berman to divorce after 32 years. Ingemar Johansson and Brigitte Lundgren photos appear in Europe. Stella Stevens plans a dramatic image shift with color contact lenses. Vivian Blaine quiet on retirement following elopement with Milton Rackmil. John Ringling North sues Paramount for 195000 over The Greatest Show On Earth. Johnnie Ray performs whisky and gin in a show set. Michele Morgan denies divorce plans from Henri Vidal but hints at summer action. Nat King Cole’s Cole Espanol sells half a million during South American tour. Confidential magazine subscription reportedly ordered by the Kremlin. Guy Lombardo and Leonard Ruskin clash over Song of Norway production. A Venus orbiting rocket is promised as the next sensational project.
A collection of reader questions about embarrassment from lingerie drying in view of school neighbors, a teen girlfriend concerned about a boyfriend who slapped her, and siblings asked to share chores. Dorothy Ricker offers cautious guidance urging boundaries, respect, and shared household duties.
Seersucker wash and wear outfits for children feature sunsuits shorts shirts coveralls and legged pants in blue red and beige. Designs include fish appliques on shirts and shorts and coordinated knit shirts with seersucker trims for girls in pink blue and red.
Eighty inscription seats remain available with a phone contact Mrs. Lawrence Shipman. The drive shows $42,000 in cash or pledges, aided by large gifts from Strauss Foundation. July 1 aims pledged total, construction to begin. Also notes members in summer stock and regional activities of actors and patrons.
A reader asks Miss Blair how to dress for a hot June wedding in New York City. Advice favors pale blue sheer dresses with white accessories and blue footwear for a summery look, and suggests coordinating the flower girl's outfit with bridesmaids using age appropriate fabrics like organdie.
Quick dish combines frozen green peas with drained small white onions and reheats. Garnish with strips of canned pimiento for color.
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