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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
12
A reader named Afraid, 16, asks about overcoming fear of boys and dating. Dorothy Ricker advises treating boys as peers, joining mixed groups, improving conversation and appearance, and offers two booklets with a stamped self addressed envelope for free copies.
Dear Abby answers readers on embarrassing dating with a hearse date and a dining table etiquette debate. The column clarifies that a gentleman should stand for ladies greeting at tables, and discussions of public embarrassment and riding in unconventional cars are addressed with practical advice.
Quick, easy sewing pattern featuring a breezy cotton or drapery blend dress. No fitting problems, belt cinch at waist, shoulder fit simple. Includes yardage details for size 16 and mail-in pattern pricing and return envelope instructions.
Tallulah social items detail a June 22 bridge party hosted by Mrs. Trent Palmer and Mrs. Richard P. Hodges honoring Mrs. Lamar T. Lee Jr. at the reception room. The event featured greens decor, prize winners Mrs. Jim Folk and Mrs. Jack Folk, and a later lawn barbecue for Miss Bobbe Lea Holt and Gene Cox. A farewell cocktail for Dr. W. M. Morris moving to Raytown was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Buckner with pink lanterns and hydrangeas on Cleveland Street.
New York tips describe brushing chops with sauce and grilling five to seven minutes per side. Serve with thinly sliced Bermuda onion for flavor.
A nostalgic ad touts Ranch Style Beans as capturing the grand flavor of campfire cooking. It promises a tangy, smoky taste in every bite and urges readers to pick up the product today.
Florence De Santis presents travel wardrobe tips for car trips across the United States. Agnes McDermot of a regional tour bureau suggests a seven piece outfit set for about 35 dollars, prioritizing basics and color, with culottes as a versatile auto travel option.
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