Holland Hosts as Mother of the Groom and Bride Honored
Mrs. John E. Shaughnessy and Mrs. Ben F. Dillingham, mothers of the groom and bride respectively, served as hostesses at the event with Holland in a guest and organizing role.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1971
Page
11
Mrs. John E. Shaughnessy and Mrs. Ben F. Dillingham, mothers of the groom and bride respectively, served as hostesses at the event with Holland in a guest and organizing role.
Bride elect Miss Patsy Ray was honored at a prenup shower Saturday at the Mor gan home on Filhiol Avenue. Guests, including co host Mrs J D Lindsay, enjoyed a red and white decor theme and yellow carnations for the guest of honor. The couple will wed December 30 at Jesus the Good Shepherd Church. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ray and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anzalone Jr.
Mrs Marshall Munholland, the former Sama Ilea Mason, was honored at a postnuptial shower at Highland Park Country Club. About 75 guests attended as co hosts and guests greeted the honoree and her mother and future mother in law.
Mrs. Howard Rivers hosted Chapter AK of P.E.O. at her Westminster home. A social hour preceded the meeting, and Mrs. Neil Douglas gave a history of Christmas carols with seasonal music. Members present included Mrs. Jimmy Childress Mrs. Douglas Mrs. Hanks Mrs. Harrison Mrs. Hilley Mrs. Lane Mrs. Rivers Mrs. Moncia Mrs. Folds and Mrs. Silkman.
Reader letters discuss how retirement affects couples. A wife shares organizing hobbies like guppy breeding and stamp collecting to keep her husband engaged. Appreciation and shared time help retirees enjoy life together.
A household battle over four letter words erupts between parents and children. Parents condemn profanity in front of kids while revealing their own slips with words like belt work walk hair and sex. The piece ends with a pledge to talk only about sex.
Agricul ture Building in West Monroe hosts an open house for Quachita Parish Home Demonstration Club members and guests. Ten cookies cakes and cheese straws plus holiday foods prepared by Extension Home Economists Donna Moore and Margaret Hayes are tasted. Approximately 300 attendees toured displays and a cookbook of holiday recipes was distributed.
A newspaper reader quotes a romantic moment with her husband and notes a free leaflet titled Keeping Romance Alive by Josephine Lowman offers 16 suggestions to sustain romance. Requests for the leaflet are by stamped self-addressed envelopes to the News Star World.
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