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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
10
The piece cautions that while sun exposure can be healthful for vitamin D, excessive sunbathing harms youthful appearance and health. It advises gradual tanning, starting with short periods, using skin screening products, and notes brunettes may tolerate more sun than blonds or redheads.
East Carroll Garden Club met June 10 at Twin Oaks Lake Providence home of Mrs E D Schneider. Co-hostesses were Mrs Brown and Mrs W Y Bell. Members toured bloom displays with 600 day lily varieties. New president Grady Wyly led business. resignations of Miss Eunyce Howard and Mrs Sam Mitchiner accepted. Committees named for 1964 65 covering program horticulture civic project publicity ways and means hospitality plant exchange conservation historian and more with many members listed among attendees.
The Logtown Home Demonstration Club met on Wednesday June 10 at the home of Mrs J B Filhiol Sr with Mrs H V Hanson presiding. Reports covered the May Council Meeting and the President's Planning Meeting held June 5 by Mrs Audrey Dawson. An education report on consumer topics and a demo on using pictures for home work and cash saving cleaning recipes were shared. Plans discussed for Operation Fireside. Logtown Club to host July 15. Attendees listed include Mrs C Scharf Mrs Julia Moore Mrs Lavelle Ivy Mrs Thomas Stockwell Mrs Marjorie McHenry Mrs Hershel Sullivan Mrs Hamp Faust Mrs J Y Pipes Mrs George Tarleton Sr Mrs H V Hanson Mrs Florence Filhiol and guest Miss Marie Filhiol.
Business and Professional Women convened at the Gold Room Frances Hotel for a seven o clock dinner meeting. President Mrs Nether McDermott presided as a donation to the Dr Minnie L Maffett Memorial Fund was approved and a budget was tabled for next meeting.
The Farmerville Garden Club met in the Blue Room of the First Baptist Church for its monthly session. Hosts included Mrs. Jewel Howard, Mrs. Larkin Gillespie and Mrs. D R Mullins. members arranged flowers and greenery at the workshop. Present were numerous members led by Dewey L Barr, Faye Baughman, J L Davidson, G M Edards, J G Elliott, Melvin Everett, James P Fenton, Larkin Gillespie, Frank Goss, Allie Luzader, D R Mullins, Fred Preaus, 2 F Rabun, Doyle Smith, James T Spencer, Frank Yelton, Z C Rabun Jr and Jewel Howard.
Club Memos list Ladies Day at Highland Park Country Club with an 11 30 a m luncheon and a style show featuring Late Summer and Back to School Fall Fashions by Fields. Entre Nous Book Club meets at Bayou DeSiard Country Club at 9 30 a m for review, luncheon, and officer installation. Ceramics session at Benoit Center runs from 1 to 4 p m.
In a duplicate bridge problem South must avoid two spade losers to beat the contract. With East holding king and queen of spades, South orchestrates a four of diamonds and a series of leads and ruffs to set up trumps, using a heart lead and club sequence to exhaust opponents. The defense experiences a strategic misstep as declarer pockets the overtrick by careful ruffing and discarding.
Readers discuss tasting versus smelling in cooking with letters from cooks and professionals. The exchange features Alvin J.L., a chef’s daughter, a Tucson writer, and a master brewer, all arguing whether tasting is necessary, with humor about ABBY’s column and a closing note inviting readers to write.
A reader cites an aunt who lost both smell and taste as a child yet became a remarkable cook, prompting Abby to explore whether culinary skill relies on taste or aroma and how seasoning is judged without senses.
The McGuire Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs K L Lindsay home for its regular monthly session. Leaders reports were given by Mrs Ernest Grubbs and Mrs Robert Ingram. Mrs Leon Caldwell demonstrated use of pictures and wall accessories. Members present included Mrs Mary Campbell, Mrs Leon Caldwell, Mrs Don Wills, Mrs Robert Ingram, Mrs C R Long, Mrs Kenneth Taylor, Mrs Charles Garmon, Mrs John Graves, Mrs Jewel Miller, Mrs Neal Adams, Mrs Conley Austin, Mrs Ernest Grubbs and Mrs K L Lindsay.
Unclear OCR text offering a hair dye product with phrases about not rubbing off and a home application. Mentions 17 golden moments and a guarantee, with references to brown and black strands and packages. Readable entities: BL STRAND, BROWN STRAND, home use, guarantee.
Mrs. Sidney J. Fairchild of Baton Rouge guests in Mer Rouge hosted luncheon by Mrs. Mary Riley and Miss Debbie Pinkston. Attendees include Mrs. Turpin Davidson Mrs. Fanny Neill Belka and Mrs. Shelby White. Mrs. Fairchild honored with a dinner the prior day with guests Miss Bertie Whit horne and Mrs. Ray C. Weidemann.
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