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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
17
Local notice describes a small gathering or event titled with unclear names and time details. Context suggests a community schedule or social timing, mentioning Ashlie and ball related items in a fragmented OCR fragment.
Jinx Paini records a 23 year old play in a double PAT during collegial league action against Colorado, showcasing a wily and strategic approach. The match highlights Paini's improvisational passes and careful ball handling as the team competes for a decisive score.
Fashion League writer Florence de Santis profiles milliner Don Marshall designer of Cossettes a no hat concept built as a veil hat. He explains the design aims packability wearability and preventing hair mussing while offering fairy tale inspired Cossettes named for Princess Grace and other motifs as Paris show pieces.
Marian Martin offers Printed Pattern 9499 for Misses sizes 10 through 18. The bias-cut bodice provides a smooth fit and a round-the-clock silhouette. Size 16 requires 3 1/4 yards of 39 inch fabric, with mailing costs 50 cents and 10 cents more for first class.
A compact car praise column notes economical appeal and a hint of Want Ads value. Ken Reynolds writes with a breezy tone about small cars and practical choice, reflecting consumer sentiment of the era.
Dr and Mrs Phanor L Perot depart for Montreal with their children Deirdre Vanessa and Phanor L III, planning a ten day visit. Dr and Mrs M A Bodron Jr announce the birth of son Thomas Milhim Bodron on June 8. Mrs Katherine Steen returns after 28 days visiting several western cities and parks. Summer campers depart for Gulf Park Camp in Mississippi including Ginny Nichols Bonnie Bancroft and others from Ruston and Mer Rouge.
An upset mother seeks guidance as a 16-year-old daughter clashes with rules on dating and car use. Dorothy Ricker counsels on respect, privileges, and viewing teens’ privileges in context with tougher families, urging firmer boundaries and appreciation. A teen reader asks about curfew and dating a 13-year-old. guidance suggests dating within stricter households and boosting personal popularity.
The Claiborne Home Demonstration Club will meet at 9 30 a.m. with Mrs Harold Butler on Wells Road in West Monroe for a local gathering and discussion.
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Mrs Joe Mott Sr and Mrs H A Pipes Jr entertained last Wednesday morning with a coffee party for Mrs William B S Peck IV of Sicily Island and former Miss Sterling Elizabeth Files of Oak Ridge. Guests from Oak Ridge and surrounding towns attended as floral arrangements and festive surroundings highlighted the event.
Dear Abby column discusses a wife worried about relatives copying a unique cuckoo clock gift from Germany and a marital love question from a patient who may be in love with her physician. Also a husband defends shared domestic work while a reader claims manly duties. Harry M. adds his view.
A gay bridal shower honored Miss Dianne Prestwood with plans for her June 28 marriage to Wayne Malvin Van at West Monroe First Baptist Church. Hosts were Mrs Donara White Miss Gwen Barnes and Miss Anita Roach at Miss Roach’s West Monroe home. A pale blue lace dress and pink accessories highlighted the honoree’s attire.
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