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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
14
Modern fabrics revive bright color play in children wardrobe. Summer outfits mix stripes and prints with reversible separates and outfits that transform from dress to topper. Seersucker, stretch denim and cotton knits appear in sunsuits, jackets, overalls, and nautical looks appealing to both boys and girls.
A reader asks whether to date the man who spends time at the racing track or the non betting neighbor. Abby suggests dating the non bettor and notes a double greenback shower means guests give money to both bride and groom. A letter writer defends religious living and asks to print her name. Mrs Dayton Young, Fort Smith Arkansas, signs letter.
July Reader's Digest presents Col. John Glenn sharing his belief that there is a God. The article includes two church comments and reflections on courage. The issue, on sale now, invites readers to explore how space experiences shape faith.
Dorothy Ricker advises a 14 year old girl dating a 23 year old Gus. The columnist insists the adult man exploits youth and urges parental intervention, calling out lack of moral training and common sense. The piece frames the relationship as dangerous and inappropriate.
An advertisement for Marian Martin sewing patterns highlights bias-smart dress and jacket options in cotton rayon and silk with fit sizes 14 to 24. It lists prints 9035 and associated yardage for a 35 inch size and notes pricing at fifty cents per pattern with ten cents extra for first class mail plus mailing to Pattern Dept News-Star New York.
The Junior Charity League hosts a weekly Story Hour for elementary school children each Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. in all three libraries. The program targets ages 5 to 8, and parents are asked not to bring younger children.
The letter warns a 14 year old girl about an adult relationship with Gus. It explains legal risks, including charges for contributing to delinquency and potential life imprisonment if pregnancy occurs. The writer urges parental intervention to break off the relationship before serious consequences arise.
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