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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1966
Page
16
The passage illustrates spiritual over physical value. It cautions removing anything hindering faith, not literal eye removal. It argues better to enter heaven with even one eye than be condemned for attachment to sin or vice.
A linguistic note explains that to buy wash-wears in Argentina shoppers should ask for lav i listos, a literal phrase meaning wash and ready, reflecting local usage. The guidance highlights how retail dialogue in that region may hinge on direct translations of clothing readiness.
A nostalgic guide to summer drinks features egg cream style mix ups with chocolate syrup and soda. It also describes whipped cream frozen puffs added to a chocolate punch, suggesting serving in chilled glasses and large batches for hot weather parties.
Bride elect Linda Nugent is honored at a lingerie shower and a White Bible Service by North Monroe Baptist Church groups, followed by a bridal shower at First Baptist Church in Montgomery. The couple plans to wed June 24 with many local hosts and attendees.
Summers boost homemaker duties while husbands and guests crave quick treats. Chocolate powers many desserts. Prepare a chocolate wafer whip, devilish angel food cake, and frosty Helene inspired pears with chocolate sauce. Add mint, liqueur options, or extracts for quick variations.
The Little Theatre of Monroe reveals the cast for The Music Man to be staged in late July at the Strauss Playhouse. W. P. Dalrymple plays Harold Hill, Marilyn Lewis Marian the librarian, Clyde Bales Marcelus Washburn, Dena Bales Amaryllis, John Brasher Olin, Mona Brooks Alma, Don Conner Ewart, Barbara Easterling Mrs Squires, and others in the ensemble.
The River City production lists Winthrop Nancy Franklin as Mrs Pa roo Marguerite Gorang as Mrs Shinn Jack Murphy as Charlie Bill Oliver Marilyn Taylor as Maud Curtis Rape as Tommy Frances Yeldell as Ethel Cookie Young as Zaneeta along with townspeople Donna Martin Holly Bayne Gary Thompson and many others The musical director is William J Herring rehearsal pianist Helen Wooldridge and choreography is by Curtis Rape.
Mrs. W L Perkins was feted at a home gathering hosted by Mrs L L Price as Shasta daisies and day lilies adorned the decor. She and Mr Perkins plan to move to Baton Rouge with their son Wilbur Lee Jr. after the month ends, and she is a longtime Ouachita Parish School System teacher. The occasion included several local guests and a cymbidium orchid corsage and silver gift for the honoree.
The Louisiana Beta Chapter of Phi Sigma Alpha met at the Bates home on Biscayne Drive with fresh and dried flowers decorating the scene. Mrs. Thelma Oseland presided, while the study lesson on Health was led by Mrs. Carla Beth Soulier, Mrs. Bates, and Mrs. Rachel Pritchard.
The passage lists numerous women including Mrs. Frank Whitard, Mrs. C. E. Thompson, Mrs. W. F. Pet ty, Mrs. R. L. Stephens, Mrs. J. L. Stafford, Mrs. Earl Bass, Mrs. Ballon Corken, Mrs. Bill Hillman, Mrs. FE. W. Lovelady, Mrs. W. T. McBroom, Mrs. R. L. Morgan, Mrs. Francis Moor man, Mrs. John Hicks, Mrs. Sadie Crawford, Mrs. Joe New comer, Mrs. Norman Hucka bee, Mrs. Barry L. Johnson, Mrs. Joy Croft, Mrs. Pauline Taylor, Miss Linda Nolan, Miss Brenda Perry, Miss Mary Lou Perry, Miss Janis Pardue, Mrs. Dan Whitly, Mrs. Betty Johnson, and Mrs. Ruthie Allbritton.
A collection of Dear Abby column questions about family conflict and relationships. A 13 year old seeks guidance on convincing a mother to move out, a sister explains how to fairly share child care, and a wife endures a childish husband with no independent finances. An advice note suggests medical evaluation for the husband and shared caregiving strategies.
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