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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
10
New York fashion survey traces towel as apparel from Brigitte Bardot era to modern home decor. Designers expanded towel styling with dyeing stripes belts zippers and snaps turning bath textiles into wardrobe inspiration for sewing enthusiasts.
Dear Abby letters cover personal privacy on birth certificates adoption and public records changes. A reader shares how a 50 cent fix through Health and city clerk corrected a birth record for a child.
West Monroe hosts Mr and Mrs John S C Massey and Michael Massey give a buffet for Brenda Mason and fiance David Hood at the Massey home on Wellerman Road. Nuptials set for June 30 at Ridge Avenue Baptist Church.
A new gadget named Old Soak detects surface water without wiring or plumbing. The maker touts suggested uses in basements on water tanks boilers and water heaters as a simple leak detector.
A new home version of durable press finishes lets cottons and linens be treated in a liquid preparation and dried before a single pressing. This process removes wrinkles and sets creases and pleats with one ironing.
Miss Linda Marie Moore guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Marie Stokes and Mrs. J R Heywood at 86 Jamar Drive. Vows to James G Bodin set for August 12 at Jesus the Good Shepherd Church. Pink daisies dominated decor with guests including Miss Mattea Scalia and many relatives from Ruston and surrounding areas.
Guidance notes vary by skin type advising a gradual start with 10 to 15 minutes per side and slow increases over ten days. Warns that cloudy days and peak sun hours from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. raise burn risk and recommend reapplying sunscreen or tanning products after swimming or several hours in sun.
A prenuptial luncheon at Paragon Club celebrated Miss Linda Rebecca Blair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blair. Hostesses included Mrs. Conlin, Hindman and others. She, soon to wed Frederick Vogel, wore a beige knit trousseau with persimmon trim. The couple will marry August 4 at College Place Baptist Church in Monroe.
Monroe announces the engagement of Peggy Jean Hayden to Danny Ray Arnold. The couple plans to wed August 18 at 7 4 p.m. at Southside Methodist Church. Reverend Clark and Reverend Joyner will officiate.
Logtown Home Demonstration Club members gathered at Mrs. N. W. McHenry's home with Mrs. Florence Filhiol as co host. Mrs. McHenry read a poem before reports by Thomas Stockwell on consumer education and A. T. Stout on family life. Nutrition leader Shirley Knight spoke on dairy products in IT's Daily Month. The session ended with a social hour and adjourned to July at Mrs. Hanson’s Green Acres home with Mrs. Landrum as co host.
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