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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1950
Page
7
A collection of humorous and didactic observations on personality. It discusses introverts and extroverts in dating, self-recognition in mirrors, and mother child dynamics, ending with an offer for a booklet to improve reading speed by Albert Edward Wiggam.
C E Stevenson received a permit to erect a garage at 3211 Gordon avenue costing 300 with the owner as contractor. Emmanuel Baptist Church granted permission to move a one story building from 409 Breard to 411 Breard for 1500 with L J Bower as contractor. L J Ryan received a permit to erect a residence at 1506 South Second street for 7500 with L J Yeats as contractor. Ouachita Parish school board permitted to remodel a school at 525 South Grand street for 8588 with J G Hayes as contractor. Oliver Pugh allowed to erect a cabin at 3011 Renwick street for 390 with owner as contractor. A major pale ontological find in South America is noted.
A detailed listing of upcoming society events includes regular meetings of Delta Beta Sigma at Miss Pat Guerriero home, tea for Betty Cratirds and fiancé at Mrs. E N Thompson home, Pythian Sisters plus numerous O E S and Rebekah Lodge gatherings, cooking class registrations, sorority initiations, church circle meetings, and a Nomads ceremonial with attire details. National and local clubs schedule installations, bylaw revisions, and special dates through July in Monroe area.
Oswald Jacoby explains a tricky opening in the Intercollegiate Bridge Tournament with 151 colleges in 42 states. The Chicago finals occur in April after early rounds where over 1200 students competed. The article details a queen of diamonds lead misplay and the optimal sequence to keep South from a zero, including trumps and a heart finesse against West’s defense.
Pattern 9337 in sizes 12 through 20 features a sunfrock with cape and bow tied cape look. Includes yardage details for 35 inch fabric with size 16 options, plus a mailed order offer for the Marian Martin pattern book 1950 edition with a beach bra pattern and complete fashion pictures.
Mrs. Annie Brashier 80 died at home in Swartz after a long illness. Funeral at Central Baptist Union parish on Monday at 3 p.m. Interment Union cemetery by Kilpatrick Funeral Home. She leaves two daughters and four great grandchildren. Mrs. Olive V. King 57 died suddenly in Crowville. Funeral at Mulhearn Chapel Winnsboro Monday at 2 p.m. Interment Crowville Masonic cemetery. Family includes four children two sisters and one brother. Mrs. J L Cullpepper 59 of Delhi died in Monroe hospital. Funeral at Delhi First Baptist Monday 4 p.m. Interment Delhi Masonic cemetery. Survivors include a brother and two sisters. Pallbearers listed.
Beryllium, a light metal used as a neutron moderator and reflector in atomic piles, remains unchanged even when heated to 1800 degrees Fahrenheit.
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