Lake Charles American-Press from Lake Charles, Louisiana • Page 14

APRIL 8, 1965. Uke American Press BSP RUMMAGE ovnr some of the items that will be offered the Beta Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi rummage sale which begins today, are, left to right, Mrs. Vaughn Ellender, Mrs. Jesse Loving, Mrs. Glen Philmon, and Mrs.

Don Corson. The sale, which continues through Saturday, is being conducted at 736 Railroad Ave. WANDA JOY GIBBS Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reynolds Gibbs announce the engagement of their daughter, Wanda Joy, to Richard David Arbaugh.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Arbaugh of Iowa. Vows to be exchanged in a ceremony slated for June 8 in the University c.dist Church.

CONVENTION DELEGATES Mrs. Ronald Grain, (left), new president of the Lake Charles League of Women Voters, talks to Mrs. Bernard Heinzen (center) and Mrs. Art Baehr (right) before they left as delegates lo the state convention being held in New Orleans this week. Convention headquarters are at the Sheraton Charles Hotel.

STARS ABOVE US By CARROLL RIGHTER FRIDAY, APRIL GENERAL TENDENCIES: Until noon you can put Into ellcct the plans thai require on understanding of me best means by which to get Ideas across. Afterwords you hove It in your power lo show your tinest talents of a personal nature and lo charm others by the magnetic radiation that you put forth. i ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Getting work completed before lunchtlme makes i possible your delving Into creative things I you like later. Put' those fine Ideas to work. You con qet wonderful results by 1 sincere application TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Mornina I Is the best port of the day lo garner formation you require.

Then back home to i show devotion to loved ones. Give as i much assistance as you can with duties, etc. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Giving attention lo bettering financial position is wise in AM, but later get together with partners and express Ideas. Get statements in more business-like order. Be exact.

MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Being with those who ore admiring Is ne- cessory lo build your morale during AM so that tonight you can pursue alms with vigor. Plan what you must do. Then use 1 positive approach. i LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Before lunch i is best time to clear up whatever Is not quite so that you can have a good time later without worrying.

Grow. Express your finest talents In the right circles. i VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Getting i i together with pals lor the purpose of planning superior social function, etc.

is best in AM. Know your alms and follow the straight course. Then you can have much I happiness. I LIBRA (Sept. 23 la Oct.

22) Business I mailers need all of your effort during (he day, but tonight social plans should be carried out. Do your civic duty, too. Make i new conlacls that are worthwhile. SCORPIO (Del. 23 lo Nov.

21) You can expand now by hitting on some marvelous ideas and finding the right persons to help you put them In operation. Some out-of-town visitor can he the light-bearer. Be quick. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 lo Dec.

21) Impress others that you arc of good conscience and get rid of obligation in AM. Take a little trip later, even If only through correspondence. Review ideas given by close tie. I CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 lo Jan.

20) By I conferring with associates In AM, you know what Is wanted and can then follow thoughts, ideas and precision. Get all in Buy loved one a nice gift In PM. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Morning Is best time lo labor with high ctfi- i cicncy and precision, so that later you can plan with good trlends.

Get fellow- i workers' approval. Be more prosperous, i PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Planning early lor recreation then frees your mind for the work ahead of you. Accomplish a very great deal. Improving health Is wise, loo.

Have Irue fun tonight. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, there Is much pleasure In store for you i as parents with the birth of this child, 1 since he or she will be one of those de, lightlul little things who must ever be I (bundled and make much ot In early life, but as soon as teen-age Is reached, the nature changes and a human dynamo is born. Slant the education toward the civic life or where entertaining the public is concerned. "The Slars impel, they do not compel." 1 What you make of your life Is largely up to YOU! Carroll Rlghter's Individual Forecast for your sign for May is now ready. For your copy send your blrlhdale and Jl.OO to Carroll Righter Forecast, Lake Charles American Press, Box 1921, Hollywood 28, California.

i Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc. SCHOOL LUNCH FRIDAY DOLBY: Shrimp Creole over rice, seasoned plnol beans, salad, bread, choco- i late pudding. MARION ELEMENTARY: Fish and cheese hoagle sandwich, ranch style beans, lettuce-tomato salad, cherry pie. LAGRANGE JUNIOR: Fish sticks with tartar sauce, hash browned potatoes, buttered spinach, peanut butter, jelly, hot i buttered rolls. 1 CENTRAL: Macaroni ond cheese, buttered splnoch, combination date roll.

LAKE CHARLES HIGH: Tuna sandwich, potato chips, tossed salad, apple pie cheese. HAMILTON: Macaroni and cheese sauce, blacksyed peas, corn muffins, fruit cocktail cake. FOURTH WARD: Shrimp vegetable stew with rice, tossed salad, peaches, hot rolls. SECOND WARD: Tuna salad on lettuce, lima beans, peanut butter cookies, hot rolls. PEARL WATSON JUNIOR: Tuna sandwich, sliced tomatoes, fruit gelatin, peanut bulter cookies.

LANDRY Fish sticks. Irish potato slow, rice, field peas, plain cake. NOTE All lunches Include milk. ELECT NO. 3 DENISTON-POPE FOR CITY COUNCIL (Paid for by Dennislon-Pope) Cassified Ads Get Results! I Spring Fiesta AT Bnnn in the family wr everyone from Mom and Dad lo Sis ond Junior, A'Mi the handson E-r-trr Shoes al procl'fol OPEN THURS NIGHT '19 RYAN ST LAKE CHARLES THOUSANDS OF BEAUTIFUL REGULAR LOW PRICE 39c EACH NOW OR For EA.

99 SAVE 33c plants are so easy to grow give color all summer OUt OWN (iAKDKN SHOP GREEN LIGHT BULB STARTER ILEUS YOUR CALAD1UMS Keeps Jhcm Disease Free Too! 1 Ib. 79c TRK.VI'S TO BUI.BS PEAT MOSS VOl'R SOIL NEEDS IT 2 cu, ft, 99c more peat than a 50 Ib. bac. Wl buy water and ash in a bag Peat." CALADIUM BULBS GRF.ENGATE BULBS SELECTED FOR ONLY PENNIES MORE iZ IBc dM LB 29c li.ti i GARDEN CENTER EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK SOCIETY EDITOR'S NOTES: Anyone with news of former residents, interesting travels, out-of- town births, or socials are invited to mail them to Ann Q. Smythe.

Woman's Editor, American Press. Jt is not necessary to write in newspaper style, just presenl the facts and they will be edited. Please include your name, address, and phone number in case it is necessary to contact you. BIG BRIMS FLOWER BEDECKED BRETONS BEAUTIES SAILORS PILL BOXES NEW DEEP CLOCHES CROWNS Open 7 i 1002 Ryan si. GIRLS' EASTER DRESSES fjt SEVERAL STYLES SIZE 1 TO 3 3X TO BX COTTONS IMCRONS BOUFFANTS DRESSY LAYAWAY FOR EASTER SIKH' LKVINES GIRLS' EASTER NAT BAGS LADIES' EASTER GLOVES LARGE LAYAWAY COMPARE LADIES' EASTER DRESSES 7 TO 13 10 TO 20 SOME HALF SIXES COTTON BLENDS JERSEYS COTTONS COMPARE AT LEVINE'S FIRST GIRLS' EASTER EASTER DRESS FULL SLIPS FANCY TRIM LACY FRONT SIZE 4 TO 14 LAYAWAY CHILDREN'S EASIER DRESS SHOES PATEN'IS IN BLUE PINK BLACK tit i WHITE IN BOYS ALL SIZES TO BIG 3 LADIES' EASTER BOYS' EASTER JAG SHIRTS HANDBAGS SIZES 2 TO 11.

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