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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
10
A group of girls asks if a smart classmate who cheats should be exposed or if undeserved honors should go unchallenged. The adviser says exposing theft of honors is justified if she harms others, otherwise try persuasion before long term social punishment. The letter includes a second note about a beauty contest gone to a girl’s head.
In a bridge hand, North opens a takeout over a preempt with a skimpy hand. South doubles, finds six diamonds, and after a sequence of ruffs and trumps, a heart ten from East falls as a hopeful singleton. South then voids clubs, ruffs out, and claims after a heart finesse through West succeeds.
The note cites a Reader's Digest passage on focusing on success rather than past failures. It claims the method applies across sports business and baking. It suggests a stratagem to improve performance and invites the reader to see page 240 for details.
A month after winning a local beauty contest, a girl in the school has been causing friction with a boyfriend who claims she flirts with others and prioritizes looks. He reveals ongoing fights and a recent argument where she said she could date any boy in school.
Mrs W B Inabnet leaves Monroe for Greensboro North Carolina with L P McLen for a European tour beginning mid July. Before returning she plans a visit with her son Dr Barlow Inabnet and family in Baltimore where they will live for four years.
The Drew Home Demonstration Club met June 13 at president Mrs. W. M. Roberts’s home. Mrs. Alma Morris demonstrated “How to Launder and Care for Your New Fabrics.” Nine members and one visitor, Mrs. Martha Henry, attended. Reports covered council, clothing tips for summer sewing, and nutrition and food preparation noting Dairy Month.
Attendees at the meeting included Mrs. W. M. Roberts, Mrs. G. A. Strozier, Mrs. Jewel Crocker, Mrs. Pauline Jewers, Mrs. Alma Morris, Mrs. W. C. Brister, Mrs. Byron Henry, Mrs. W. North Cutt, Mrs. Martha Henry and Mrs. J. R. Agin. The July gathering is scheduled for the 25th at 1:00 p.m. at Mrs. Alma Morris's home.
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