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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
12
Mathematicians discuss an intuitive approach to bridge bidding and card play. North's leap to six diamonds is explained as sound given South's expected holdings and first round controls. The article analyzes system rules, potential distributions, and the resulting slam strategy with a favorable spade lead and inevitable thirteen tricks.
A foyer corner setting for a Sunday Brunch for two emphasizes simplicity and utility with casual kitchen furniture, a bold black and white vinyl floor, an antique brass wall clock, and gleaming stainless service. A table on wheels with a black top and stainless frame, mixed stainless designs for plates and a bread tray, and a fully automatic coffeemaker keep coffee hot. Ivy in an earthenware jar, a white pottery candle holder, and white linen napkins add a light decorative touch.
The speaker defends being explicit about the truth, contrasting opinion on complex topics with mathematical certainty. He asserts dogmatism in faith, stating belief in Jesus Christ as Savior as a truthful, kind, and accurate message.
Use a kitchen brush to clean graters or shredders immediately after peeling citrus. Rinse thoroughly to prevent orange or lemon peel residue from sticking in the small holes.
Miss Ouida Diane McGee bride elect of James Lannis Roberts was honored with a linen shower on Tuesday June 17 hosted by Mrs. French Lloyd Smith Jr and Miss Alyce Smith at 1501 West Avenue. Guests included numerous local residents and the honoree wore a green linen dress with white carnations as a corsage.
The Twin Cities Twins Club held its regular June meeting with Reverend Wayne Gentry of the Open Door Home as speaker. The group voted to aid the Open Door Home for the coming year and approved the complete yearly program.
Mrs J C Lee hosted a supper party at her new Tampa Street home in Tallulah on Thursday. Supper, bridge games, and prizes followed with Mrs J D Caldwell winning high, Mrs J W Wyly low, and Mrs Clyde May consolation. Guest Mrs Ralph Lee attended. The Canasta Club hosted by Mrs Garland Roberson featured refreshments and card play. High score went to Mrs White Erwin and low to Mrs Charles Arneson. other guests included Mrs Larry Cox Mrs Ross Graves Mrs Manfred Gustafson Mrs Bill Bradley Mrs J W Reeves and Mrs W H King.
Fill avocado halves with a spicy tomato dressing and serve as a first course. The bright starter combines creamy fruit with zesty tomato flavors for a quick elegant dish suitable for entertaining or a weeknight meal.
A bridal linen shower honored Miss Jo Ann Miletello daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Miletello Thursday June 17. She is engaged to James Edward Worthey with wedding planned June 24 at St Paschal s church West Monroe. Hostesses were Miss Juanita Bacon and Mrs Aubry Griggs. Yellow theme and arrangements featured yellow daylilies and gladioli. About 25 guests attended as honoree wore a cream linen shirt with navy smocking.
The American Legion Auxiliary of Tallulah held a monthly meeting featuring the re election of officers including Mrs. E C Leaty as president and Mrs Bill Baker as secretary with Mrs Fred Massey treasurer and Mrs R G Waugh assisted by Mrs Whit Erwin as hostess. Mrs Bruce Clark spoke on Tallulah youth activities and refreshments were served to a list of attendees including the hostesses and several officers.
Voice of Broadway notes a flurry of movements across theatre and film. Tony Bennett signs for The Oscar while Milton Berle Edie Adams Rita Hayworth and Stephen Boyd are eyed for the cast. Sybil Burton faces wedding-night gossip as Bobby Short cancels a July LA gig. Beatle concert plans are canceled. Annie Ross quits London club with her husband. Oskar Werner turns down many film roles before Ship of Fools. A police inquiry touches a press insider in a murder case. The piece surveys hot clubs, new venues like The Speakeasy on 48th Street, and pricey drinks amid a year of entertainment shifts.
London reporting quotes the official Red Chinese newspaper Commen tary as calling the impending British Commonwealth Viet Nam peace mission a foolhardy act and a nitwit making trouble for himself.
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower speaks at an Atlanta apparel manufacturers convention warning that ignorance misunderstanding and confusion about friends and foes is a major Cold War problem. He stresses clarity in alliances and policy amid global tensions.
Souillac France organizers plan a medical trial where seven young women will live in a cave for 15 days to study behavior. They say aggressive conduct in such a setting tends to be less violent among women than men.
Democratic National Chairman John M. Bailey announces an essay contest on "Why I Am a Democrat" and tells reporters when asked about the question that he believes he was born a Democrat.
Hollywood UPI reports actor Stephen Boyd will star in the first German Israeli co production titled Trunk To Cairo. The project marks a collaboration between Germany and Israel as the film industry expands cross border partnerships with talent attached.
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