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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1957

Page

14

Mary Haworth Advice Column Denies Rock Show for Girl

A 14-year-old girl writes Mary Haworth seeking permission to attend a rock and roll show. Haworth’s reply insists the teen needs respect and guidance within family bounds and suggests broader life exposure, citing Evelyn Duvall's book and urging maturity over rebellion.

Girl Southern Bell Louisiana

Emily Post on School Luncheon Etiquette and Bridal Games

The letter asks if lipstick and powder at a school lunch table are allowed. the answer says rules should be obeyed unless they pose no mess. It also covers gown games for prizes at showers and proper use of formal invites for wedding gifts.

Betty Mrs. Post John Smith

Child Welfare League of America spans 182 cities in 44 states

The Child Welfare League of America, formed in 1920, reports membership across 182 cities in 44 states, indicating wide geographic reach and organizational growth since its inception.

The Child Welfare League of America

Why Mothers Brew Iced Tea More Often

The article argues iced tea helps mothers cut calories for themselves and teens. It notes 6 ounce soft drinks contain 63 to 100 calories, while unsweetened iced tea has about 4 calories. It provides a simple recipe to make 10–12 glasses and suggests serving it with light snacks to maintain appetite for meals.

Actress Lisa Davis Walks in Pink Nightgown Promoting Film

Hollywood police halted Lisa Davis after she wore a pink fuzzy nightgown on a downtown street to publicize a movie. The desk sergeant cited a city ordinance banning bathing suits on streets but found no clause addressing nightgowns.

Hollywood Lisa Davis

Rehearsal Supper Fetes Hobgood Steed Wedding Party

Hobgood and Steed families hosted a rehearsal supper at the Holiday Inn for wedding party members and out of town guests. Miss Steed wore a pink frock with pink rose bud corsage while guests from Baton Rouge Coral Gables Alexandria Crowley and Kansas City gathered for the Saturday ceremony.

Glenn Olds, Jr Jack Hobgood Walter Palmer Hobgood Steed-Hobgood Holiday Inn Miss Steed Martha Griffin Bush Joffrion Baton Rouge C. J. Muir Coral Gables Fla Leila Branch Lettsworth Hope Flower Joffrion Alexandria H. B. Staples W. ©. Hobgood St. Francesville Paul Courre

Handbag radio styled for the women

A portable radio designed for women features a leatherette case in green or tan, battery or AC DC operation, and a four pound weight. The unit uses snap closures for easy battery changeover and is pitched as a chic summer accessory for picnics, beaches, and outdoor spaces.

Arvin Industries

Turkey Publishes 806 Newspapers and 704 Periodicals by 1956

At year end 1956 Turkey reported 806 newspapers and 704 periodicals in circulation. The data reflect a robust print media sector with a wide range of daily and periodic publications serving diverse regions and communities.

Turkey

Mrs W E Chaney Hosts Monroe Duplicate Club

The Monroe Duplicate Club met in the Penthouse of the Penn Hotel with Mrs. W. E. Chaney as hostess. High score winners were Mrs. Dorothy Fuller and Mrs. B. Tanguis, with second place going to Mrs. C. W. Dodgen and Mrs. Thomas Inskeep. Other players included Mrs. John McDonald and several others.

Monroe Penn Hotel W. E. Chaney Dorothy Fuller B. Tanguis C. W. Dodgen Thomas Inskeep John McDonald Otto Passman Vincent Zagone John Harper Jack Gatlin Chu Thompson Marion Mayor J. D. Naremore D. F. Burkhalter Hugh Milligan Eugene Windes

Yale Daily News turns 48 years as daily paper milestone

The Yale Daily News, Yale University's undergraduate paper and the oldest college publication in the country, began daily editions in 1878, marking a long history in campus journalism.

Yale Daily News Yale University

Miss Emma Louise Mayberry Weds George Taylor in Willow Bayou Ceremony

Miss Emma Louise Mayberry and George Taylor united in marriage at Willow Bayou Baptist Church in Tallulah. The couple, listed with families in Sondheimer and Vicksburg, will reside there as Taylor is employed in Vicksburg.

Tallulah Emma Louise Mayberry Robert Lee Mayberry George Taylor Wesley Taylor Sondhemmer Willow Bayou Baptist Church Fred Wilson Douglas Mayberry Clinton Johnson Dorothy Ann Mayberry Annie Belle Mayberry Betty Herman Betty Panguin Harrell Hoyt Sondheimer C. W. Mayberry Hoyt Lee Gene Cox Vardaman Pang

Goodwill Tour Set by Houma Chamber in June

The Houma Terrebonne Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual goodwill tour on June 19 and 20. Members will dine as guests of the Greater New Orleans Chamber of Commerce and visit chemical plants in Luling and sulphur mines in Port Sulphur.

Houma Houma Terrebonne Chamber of Commerce Greater New Orleans

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Chellon Revviews Mar Mary Hayworth Mary Haworth Mother B.K Evelyn Duvall Association Press Popular Library Emily Post Post Dept. SP P. O New York Eyes Bell Syndicate, Inc the Morton Rockefeller Institute Ladies Home Journal Morton Hobgood-Steed George Guier Lynn Hobgood John Douglas Jeanette Brooks Glenn Olds, III Kansas City Norma Jean Holcomb James Alexander Paytex Intern Latex Corp Tommy Stauffer St. Monroe, Louisiana Miss Mayberry Taylor York DeSiard Telephoneville
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