Junior American Citizens clubs formed at Kiroli and Millsaps
The America First Junior American Citizens Club at Kiroli School organized October 23 1961 with 34 members led by President Dennis Milam and others, pledges and patriotic aims described. At Millsaps School the Thomas Jefferson Junior American Citizens Club of the 5th grade started with 25 members under Director Wilhite, focusing on heroes and American history contributions. The Tusquahama Chapter DAR sponsors JAC clubs in West Monroe and supplies small flag desk aids donated for Constitution Week.
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America First
Kiroli School
Doris Carmichael
Aasmamanu
Colciveyy UL YD loVasaeves
Dennis Milam
Terry Moreau
Carolyn Watkins
Robert Miller
Brenda Jowers
J.A.C
Millsaps School
Thomas Jefferson
Wilhite
Mike ]Ey
Herbie Martin
Patti Brown
Ormon Wilhite
Kathy Hattaway
Treas
Urer
Francis Smelser
Tusquahama
Daughters of the American Revolution
West Monroe
Carter Cozine
DAR
Dear Abby advice column on gift exchanges and marriage
Dear Abby discusses stopping Christmas gift swaps with distant friends by sending thank you notes and cards instead. It also includes an exchange about a confirmed bachelor and a mother’s guidance to her 29 year old son facing marital strain and potential need for counseling.
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Abby
Sincere
Leadership Delegates Speak To Area Club
Mrs. Bob Cotton arranged for two local delegates who attended the Youth Leadership Conference at LSA to speak at the Jonesville Woman's Club meeting. The event on Thursday, November will feature Miss Martha Fuller discussing The Hand of Leadership and Miss Jackie Arnaud sharing conference highlights, with Mrs. Charles Craddock hosting and Mrs. Dick Thomas co hosting. All members urged to attend.
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Bob Cotton
L.S.A
Jonesville
Charles Craddock
Dick Thomas
Martha Fuller
Jackie Arnaud Ae
Neville High Panel Discusses Unit Nations Issues
Six Neville High School Speech II students led by Jerry Lee will host a public panel at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Monroe City Hall courtroom. Special guests of the Monroe League of Women Voters, the debaters will address Unit Nations topics and provoke thoughtful discussion. Delegates include Ray Baker Mike McKinley Kenny James Jim Theus and Linda Collet.
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Jerry Lee
Monroe City Hall
Monroe League of Women Voters
Unitations
H. Popham Jr
League
Neville
Ray Baker
Mike McKinley
Kenny James
Jim Theus
Mary Frances Jones
Linda Collet
Fashionettes Spotlight on New Season Suit Shape
United Press International notes the most popular suit silhouette for the new season features a semifitted jacket with eased back and skirts in slim or controlled flare styles. This trend emphasizes streamlined lines and versatile shaping for contemporary workwear.
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United Press International
Citizenship Talk Heard By Farmerville PTA
Farmerville Parent-Teacher Association drew over 125 parents and teachers for its regular October meeting in the school cafeteria. After the business session, Ben F. Post introduced J. C. Wagnon and Woodrow Downs from the Local American Legion who spoke on Citizenship. A social hour followed the meeting.
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Farmerville
Parent - Teacher Association
Ben F. Post
J. C. Wagnon
Woodrow Downs
American Legion Post
Rev Meeks Addresses Area Club Meeting
Rev Meeks spoke on Religion in American Life at the Oak Grove Women's Department Club October meeting in the Elementary Library Room. Attendees included 18 members and two guests plus club president Mrs. R. D. Whitten and speaker Rev. J. F. Meeks.
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Oak Grove
Woman’s Department Club
R. D. Whitten
J. F. Meeks
Goodwill Baptist Church
B. F. Barron
C. E. Busey
J. R. Davenport
P. A. Dawe
J. B. Golson
Hickman Hawkins
W. H. Keller
W. O. Lynch
Chester Malone
I. M. McCurdy
Ralph Moore
Charlotte Nugent
C. L. Parker
J. H. Pichoff
Owen Suthards
W. L. Gill
Ruth Gulley
John Kester
Tallulah Hostess Entertains at Luncheon and Games
Tallulah hostess Mrs A T Palmer entertained on Friday with a luncheon in the reception room, attractively set with pot plants and fall flower arrangements. Mrs John Sevier won the high score prize for bridge and Mrs E B Schicker won for bingo, with several others in attendance.
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Tallulah
A. T. Palmer
John Sevier
E. B. Schicker
Neal T. Holt
Z. L. Chambless
Mason Spencer
Henry C. Sevier
Horace Lee
W. L. Rountree
Miss Flanders Speaks To DAR Group
The Ouachita Parish Junior Daughters of the American Revolution met October 26 at the Ouachita Parish Public Library. Frances Flanders, librarian, presented a genealogy program detailing methods to uncover ancestral information and introduced several genealogical books. Attending members included Mrs. W. L. Alexander, Mrs. W H Anders Jr, Mrs. Thomas C Dansby, Mrs. R. T. Faulk Jr, Mrs. R. C. Goodman, Mrs. Jane Steed Hobgood, Mrs. W. E. Smith Jr, and Mrs. Harry Stone.
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Daughters of the American Revolution of
Fort Miro
Oouachita Parish
Frances Flanders
Ouachita Parish
Weekend Visits And Homecoming Glimpses From Louisiana
Nancy Martin of West Monroe spent a Raleigh weekend as guest of Bradley Biggers attending North Carolina State College homecoming activities including the NC State vs Duke game and a Tommy Dorsey dance. Dr. and Mrs. Strickland reported a Washington D C trip with Freemasonry events and a Naval Academy tour. Mrs. Strausser visited daughter Mary Jo at Randolph Macon College during Sophomore Parents Week End. Diane King of Monroe is one of five coeds named Rodeo Court nominees. the queen will be crowned November 17 at the LSU Coliseum by Gov. Davis.
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Nancy Martin
Harry Martin
West Monroe
Northwestern
Natchitoches
Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina State College
Bradley Biggers
North Carolina State
Duke
Tommy Dorsey Orchestra
Washington, D.C
Dee A. Strickland
Strickland
Supreme Council
Southern Jurisdiction
U.S.A
United States Naval Academy
Red Coach Inn
Arthur Ensminger
Courtland Gray
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maryland
Mary Jo Strausser
Randolph-Macon College
Lynchburg
Virginia
S. C. Strausser
Mrs. Strausser
Mary Jo
Diane King
Monroe
Kappa Delta
Gov. Davis
Lsu Coliseum
Altrusa Club Meeting at Mrs Touchstone Home
Altrusa Club of Monroe West Monroe held its regular meeting at Mrs Ruth Touchstone home with President Jewell Durham presiding. New members were unanimously accepted as Lois West proposed names and plans for International Relations and District Conference activities were outlined.
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Jewell Durham
Altrusa Club
Monroe
West Monroe
Ruth Touchstone
Addie Lou Juneman
Mary Benoit
Ase Tha
Helen Luckett
Adrienne Carr
Faye Heard
Lois West
Marie Frazier
Bernice McCoy
Erlene Adams
Marguerite Meek
Elizabeth Stenberg
Ann Winkler
Elizabeth Reitzammer
Beatrice Patterson
Mobile
Paul Harvey
Corre
Bazaar Planned In Vidalia
The Gregory Home Demonstration Club of Vidalia will hold their annual bazaar on the courthouse lawn in Vidalia Saturday. Tables feature handmade items art pastries and children gifts. Public invited especially residents of Vidalia Ferriday Natchez and surrounding communities to view Christmas gifts and food selections.
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Gregory Home Demonstration Club
Vidalia
Ferriday
Natchez
Teen Age Mail: love, money, and a costly engagement
A 19 year old man asks Mrs Ricker how to handle a live-in situation with a 25 year old separated woman who pressures him to pay her bills and divorcing costs. The columnist urges caution, calling the relationship commercial if he continues funding her affections and advises ending the financial entanglement. A separate letter from a 16 year old asks about car dating. the answer supports teen car dating if the drivers are licensed, carefully evaluated, and parents approve.
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Jack
Jan
The Way To Teen-Age Popularity booklet note
Dorothy Ricker offers a guide promising practical steps to gain attention in a courteous manner. It asserts popularity can be achieved by anyone regardless of current status and outlines strategies to attract interest and improve social standing.
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Dorothy Ricker
Marian Martin Pattern 9262 Jump Suit Feature
Misses pattern offers a two piece outfit with a shapely princess seam jumper and optional blouse. Printed by Marian Martin, pattern 9262 covers sizes 12 to 20. Instructions note fabric yardage and mailing price, urging readers to send coin payment.
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Marian Martin
News- Star
Logtown Home Demonstration Club Meets at Miss LeFevre’s Monroe Home
Logtown Home Demonstration Club gathered in Miss Pearl LeFevre’s Monroe home for October. Vice president Mrs. Neil McHenry presided and read a poem. Roll call listed eight members. An orchid was presented to Mrs. W. J. Lowe, followed by “Happy Birthday.” Social hour hosted guests Mrs. N. W. Montgomery and Mrs. Ruth Whatley. Council Meeting set for November 17. November 24 meeting planned at Mrs. G. B. Tarleton Sr.’s home with co-hostess Mrs. H. W. Hanson.
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Pearl Lefevre
Monroe
Logtown
Neil McHenry
McHenry
W. A. Calloway
Ida Lowe
F. D. Luton
Margaret Shipp
W. F. Ramsey
C. C. Scharff
Ruby Hanson
H. W. Hanson
Request for return mailer to Doro thy Ricker
Instruction to include 10 cents and a stamped self-addressed envelope with the request. Directs mail to Doro thy Ricker in care of this newspaper.
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Abby
Dorothy Ricker
How They Sell Fashion In Washington
Florence de Santis notes Washington fashion stores cater to diplomats wives and women from all states while acting as taste arbiters. They steer customers toward what is considered proper Washington fashion, favoring simplicity and eroding extreme trends. Cotton suede and 36 inch coats dominate fall and winter rainwear, paired with dresses over skirts or pants.
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Washington
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Park Avenue
Travis A. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Venezuela
Kiroli
Millsaps
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Prudential
Iowa
Farmerville Pta
Rev. Meeks
Miss Flanders
Ouachita
Sponding
Altrusa
Altrusa International
William C. Stabb
Mr. Stabb
Garnier
North 12 Street
St. Louis
Missouri
Stabb
Nancy Wright
Springfield
Illinois
Logtown Home Demonstration Club
Southside
Lou Kautd
Florence DE Santis
Twin City Shopping
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