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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1966
Page
14
A homemaking feature offers ideas to scent living spaces with potpourri sachets and scented drawers. It suggests perfume burners and sachet sprays for bedrooms closets and linens and promotes a beauty booklet on efficient housework with mail-in request details.
A May luncheon at Highland Park Country Club West Monroe hosted by Kappa Kappa Iota ended the school year with discussion of summer plans and a forthcoming 1966 67 term. Miss Hermione Driskell installed officers for the new term. guests included Hermione Driskell and numerous members and spouses.
Lake Charles Miss Sandra Kay Rhodes, bride elect of Robert Lyndon McNeely of Shreveport, was feted with a rice bag party at the home of Mrs. Marvin Bowlin in Winnsboro on Friday May 27. Hostesses included Mrs. Bowlin and Mrs. Arthur Louis Rhodes III with guests Miss Ann Lofton and others. Earlier a lingerie shower and luncheon was given by her aunt Mrs. R G Russell in Lake Charles.
The Marion Garden Club held its final meeting of the year with a May 26 covered dish supper at the Methodist Church. New officers elected were Mrs. J. E. Roark president, Mrs. S. H. Cooper first vice president, and Mrs. Tom Gibson secretary and treasurer. Magnolias and day lilies decorated the tables. The presiding officer announced meetings would resume the second Thursday in September. Seventeen members attended.
Spring graduates of Northeast Louisiana State College were honored at a reception Friday May 27 in the Neville high school band room. Dean and Mrs Dupree and Dean and Mrs Vines greeted guests with a host of committee members and sorority representatives assisting.
Readers share humorous and heartfelt questions about a St. Bernard living in an apartment and about gift propriety. Abby advises rehoming the dog to a ranch or shelter and explains costumes around a social norm of not keeping livestock in an apartment. A suitor’s shoes prompt a parental veto on gifts. A caller seeks a well‑fed partner and invites responses.
Miss Martha Price leaves Forsythe for St Petersburg to vacation until summer term. Louisiana Tech cheerleader and campus beauty travels after a European tour with Mrs Chapman Sperry McSherry and Miss Price. Bennie Grant to graduate and join Neiman Marcus in Dallas after August trip. Mrs Campbell to assist Bennie before Arkansas graduation. Mrs Cannon returns from six day national convention in Kansas City.
The Gold Room at the Frances Hotel hosted the Quota Club of Monroe luncheon on May 26 with installation of new officers led by Edith Rice, governor of the 21st District. Absent details show Letha Johnson as 1966 67 president, with Mildred Lomax and others as vice presidents, secretary, and treasurer. a June 9 dinner at Holiday Inn features Ellen Bryan Moore as speaker.
Mrs. Larry Irvin of Minden, a recent bride, was honored at a miscellaneous shower held at the home of Mrs. Otto Fri day in Jonesboro. The venue featured spring flower arrangements and a wedding cake centerpiece on the refreshment table. Attendees and gift givers included numerous named guests such as Mrs. K. B. Irvin, Mrs. Dewey Sheppard, Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Maxine Irvin, Mrs. A. E. McKeithen, and others.
Trim six zucchini into two inch sticks. Simmer in a large saucepan with one tablespoon butter or margarine, one teaspoon salt, one teaspoon dill weed and water until crisp tender. Cover and cook fifteen minutes. Makes six servings with about 42 calories per cup.
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