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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
15
A reader urges expansion of sanctioned outdoor games for women, suggesting informal neighborhood leagues in volleyball or softball using local parks. She notes many women in their 30s and 40s would enjoy and benefit, but feel shy about joining. She mentions the governor runs mornings nearby and hopes for similar opportunities.
A columnist promotes women’s sports from tennis to badminton and bowling, urging lifelong participation for fitness and joy. The piece notes no pain, just light effort, and invites readers to request leaflet 58 from Josephine Lowman for weight loss guidance.
Mrs Ralph McIntyre, Mrs Vernon Smith and other hostesses honored Barbara Watson bride elect of Robert McClendon with a tea at Goodwill Church of God recreation room on Sunday June 7 from 3 to 4 pm. About 50 guests attended as the bride and her mother greeted arrivals and signed the guest book.
Miss Margaret Louise Moak and J W Chandler wed in a garden ceremony at the bride’s parents home with magnolia arch, white gladioli, and blue lighting. Rev George Pearce Jr officiated as the couple, both connected to Neville High and Northeast Louisiana State College, plan to live in Winnsboro after the wedding.
Bucharest moves to replace Russian names with Romanian titles amid a shift away from the Soviet bloc. The state ends compulsory Russian in schools and closes or renames Soviet outlets, signaling possible realignment under Gheorghiu-Dej and Khru schev tensions.
Dear Abby discusses reconciling a man’s morals with his wife’s behavior and the appeal of other women. A second reader narrates finding a selfish, demanding millionaire wife intolerable and is advised to seek another job and leave the relationship.
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