Mary Haworth advises on dreams of love and teen romance
Mary Haworth answers a reader about dreaming of Robert and whether it proves love. She explains dreams reflect unsettled feelings and urges teens to explore social freedoms, warning that monogamy too early can curb maturation. She suggests Robert may be the best choice now but hints at future possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
Robert
D.R
Calvin S. Hall
Harpers
M.H
Goldy
Visitors in Monroe Share Summers Greetings from Texas to Michigan
Visitors arriving in Monroe include Mr and Mrs W R Curley and daughters Joan and Helen of Bellaire Texas staying with Mrs Curley’s parents Mr and Mrs A H Salisbury on Park Ave. Also Mrs John Johnson and Mike with Mrs Huey Stein and two daughters of Winnsboro just back from Biloxi Mississippi. Captain and Mrs Jack Andrews and sons Ralph and Ronald return to Oscada Michigan after two weeks with Mrs Andrews' parents in Edgewater Gardens.
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Monroe
W. R. Curley
Joan
Helen
Bellaire
Texas
John Johnson
Mike
Huey Stein
Winnsboro
Biloxi
Miss
Robert Clark
Robin
Dallas
W. L. Herron
Lexington, Blvd
Oscada
Michigan
Jack Andrews
Ralph
Ronald
Sports Lingo Aid To Bride
Winter Time was when a girl had to faint to prove she was a marriageable type. These days she must know nines and elevens baseball and football and box scores. Learn the lingo to keep companionship in marriage and avoid misunderstanding at games.
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Mickey Mantle
Ted Williams
Home Plate
Yankee
P. S
Miss Spatatora Honored At Luncheon Before Wedding
Miss Marietta Spatatora bride elect of Lannie Henley was entertained at a luncheon this week by hostesses Mrs. R. A. Morrow and Mrs. James Wiggins. Guests included Miss Maria Maggio Frances Fontana Barbara Schroader and Mrs. Dewey G. Albritton and her mother Mrs. John J. Spatafora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Spatatora
Lannie Henley
R. A. Morrow
James 8. Wiggins
Maria Maggio
Frances Fontana
Barbara Schroader
Dewey G. Albritton
John J. Spatafora
Lioness Club Opens First Meeting of the Year
The Lioness Club of West Monroe met at Mrs Annie Hunt home for the first fiscal year session with newly elected officers presiding.
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Lioness Club
West Monroe
Annie Hunt
Safaris Safe For Children in African Adventures
Nairobi safari head Jack Block says safaris are safe and educational for children and families. He notes many trips include women travelers, daily laundry, air mattresses, and comfortable amenities, with older children enjoying limited hunting, photos, and outdoor life.
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New York
Jack Block
Ker and Downey Safari Co
Nairobi
Kenya
Block
Indiana Lawyer Heads Jaycees
Charles E. Shearer Jr., 34, of Indiana, was elected head of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce at its three day national convention in Milwaukee. He defeated William R. Risher and Lawrence D. Woodworth on the second ballot amid about 3000 delegates. Vice presidents named were Bob Cox Wallace Heatwole and Abu Massey. Olivia Pickens entertained with China paintings. Next meeting set for July 23 with venue to be announced.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Charles E. Shearer Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Shearer
Indiana
William R. Risher
Bamberg
Lawrence D. Woodworth
Kent
Wash
Bob Cox
Chapel Hill
N.C
Wallace Heatwole
Waynesboro
Abu Massey
Decatur
Olivia Pickens
Teen Age Mail: Divorce Bruises a Teen and a Heart
An 18 year old writes of parental divorce causing bitter confusion after years of family strain. Dorothy Ricker counsels matured reflection, urges avoiding choosing sides, and staying with his uncle during the transition. A separate reader, Goldy, asks about engagement with a selective response advising against engagement and stressing communication and reducing quarrels.
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Dorothy Ricker
Mrs. Ricker
Cody
Ruston Plans Polio Clinics for Parishwide Vaccine Drives
Lincoln Parish chapter of the Polio Foundation announces parish wide Salk polio vaccine clinics. Lincoln Parish Health Center awaits word on government halting free vaccine supplies after June 30.
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Ruston
Lincoln Parish
National Polio Foundation
Origin of Cairo Name The Victorious Source El Qahira
The name Cairo comes from the original El Qahira meaning The Victorious. This etymology links the city to a historic title reflecting triumph.
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Cairo
el Qahira
Willing To Give 10 000 Bees Away
Mrs. Victor Endean of Durand Michigan says she will give away 10 000 bees living in her home. The swarm displaced from a yard hive moved into bedroom walls after wind blew over the hive. She fears cyanide fumigation and hopes someone who wants bees will collect them.
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Durand, Mich
Victor Endean
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