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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
14
A three layer cranberry and ham chicken congealed salad suited for patio suppers. It uses cranberry juice gelatin with cranberry relish cabbage and carrots, a pineapple ham layer with water chestnuts and chilies, and a chicken mandarin layer with celery and chicken broth. Garnish with chicory and serve with mayonnaise.
NYC salon expert Evelyn Marshall shares makeup tips for older women. Backstroke brows, blot moisturizer before makeup, choose deeper lip colors, and adjust eye makeup for glasses. Recommendations include matt powder for farsighted wearers and avoiding cream on lids.
A bridal luncheon in El Dorado honored Miss Beba Blackmon bride elect of Douglas Roland Cook of West Monroe. The event at King's Inn on June 21 featured hostesses from El Dorado and West Monroe families. The wedding is planned for July 21 at First United Methodist Church of West Monroe.
A series of letters to Abby cover issues of self confidence and appearance, a husband and wife dispute over magazines, and a childfree couple facing pressure from in laws. Abby advises on privacy, boundaries, and self care.
Donald L. Barnes Jr. of St. Louis, a leading New York Stock Exchange director and community figure, plays his first bridge rubber game. In a three no trump contract, West leads clubs, Barnes follows with a king after East’s ace, then faces a heart challenge to avoid setting tricks.
The text analyzes Ira G. Corn Jr. captain Barnes guiding a rubber bridge hand. Barnes unblocked the club king and finessed to gain position, delaying West, then used the club queen as entry to hearts. Despite perfect defense, Barnes leveraged every opportunity to win the hand.
A playful gift idea for a young grandson or nephew is camping shorts with multiple zippers and loops for gear. They suit backyard adventures and outdoor pretend expeditions.
Libraries face grease and dirt on returned books from small hands. Parents should teach kids to handle books with clean hands and avoid eating while reading. Encourage washing hands and careful use to preserve books for all patrons. Clean care builds responsibility and protects library resources.
A reader suggests using yellow brown and white or brown and white patterns to brighten a bathroom with existing yellow tub sink and brown cabinet. The response also mentions a glowing yellow and white option as effective.
The passage suggests choosing between gold on walls or draperies as a primary element, then allowing flexible variation of color and décor schemes in the rooms. It points to a design approach prioritizing a gold accent while enabling room customization.
Dentifrice tip for camp use suggests brushing with dry baking soda on a toothbrush and rinsing with water as usual. The guidance emphasizes a simple, portable cleaning method when standard toothpaste may be unavailable.
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