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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
9
Readers seek guidance on engagement risks marriage readiness and boundaries in domestic life. Abby counsels on thrill seeking versus security privacy adoption ethics and marital fidelity with pragmatic recommendations and humorous asides.
Members of the Alpha Iota Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held their annual picnic and founder's day at Mrs. Frances Taliferro's Tew Lake home. Miss Hazel Crawford, newly installed president, led a candlelight ceremony with several attendees listed.
About 260 teenage girls and adult leaders from Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi and Mobile Alabama gather at Gulf Park College Gulfport Mississippi for an eight day Y Teen Conference with clinics forums and interest groups on leadership character development and club programs. Jane Gilpin of Tupelo is executive officer with officers Sandra Cook Marcelle Rogers Mary Sue Simpson Bess Sharp Jim Meadows and Mildred Loper guiding hostesses deans and recreation coordinators.
The Tallulah High School graduating class received a series of social events beginning at the American Legion Home with a shrimp cocktail reception hosted by Mrs. Maxwell Yerger and others. Guests later visited the Nelson Goss home for a frozen salad course before a main course at Mrs. Charles Arneson's with a roster of co hosts. A lavender and silver theme with white carnations highlighted the decor and a 1946 and 1955 numeral display marked the start and completion year. The dessert table featured a cake miniature graduation scene. Charles Brown and wife entertained the senior class at their ranch near Tendal with swimming and a barbecue. Miss Kay Rhineberger was feted by her mother with a lavender silver tea at home, and luncheon at Vicksburg's Tuminello's restaurant honored Nancy Goss and other graduates. L. Stinson hosted a luncheon at Old Southern Tea Room in Vicksburg honoring several graduates. A progressive supper concluded the list of class courtesies from Tallulah High School graduates.
Miss Martha Ann Loughridge was guest of honor at a pre nuptial tea hosted by Mrs W P Smith and co hosts Mrs J S Carter Mrs Sam Smith Mrs W M Nolan Mrs H A Baker Mrs A B Carroll and Mrs Ernest Smith. Attendants greeted guests at the door and receiving line featured the bride elect with her mother Mrs L H Loughridge.
The Leaf and Petal Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Erin Sedberry. President Mrs. Robert Newcomer led the session with minutes by secretary Mrs. John Phillips. Mrs. M. I. Davis reported on iris and was named program chair. Mrs. W. L. Ferguson became reporter replacing Mrs. J. J. St. John. Attendees included Mrs. Quincy Boyette, Mrs. A. R. Sikes, and others.
Lightweight dress pattern advertises a cool summer style with printed directions on each part. Misses sizes 12 through 20 offered, size 16 needing 4 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Mail fifty cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern to Marian Martin at N-Star Society Pattern Dept New York.
The Y's held their final season meeting with Mrs. Thomas A. Pitt giving the Thought for the Day. Mrs. J. R. Hood introduced Miss Elizabeth Hanks and Mrs. Eddie Perry who provided entertainment. A brief business session followed with committee reports.
More than 40 dentists and 85 physicians contribute to Monroe as a premier Gulf South medical and health center. The feature highlights a broad network of local healthcare professionals and facilities.
A weekend of graduation celebrations at All Saints Junior College in Vicksburg featured Olivia Bouanchaud with family including grandmother Sadie Averett and mother Oliver Bouanchau, plus visitors from New Orleans and Iowa. Other families toured Hot Springs and Denver while Susan Dawn McKee was born May 28 in Tuscaloosa.
The Morehouse Daughters of the American Revolution held a luncheon at Bayou DeSiard Country Club to honor seven new members. attendees included Mrs. Gladys Reese Baker and Mrs. Dorothy Reese Sims, with Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter Smith noted as currently in Germany. The event featured green linen decor, crystal centerpieces, and remarks by DAR leaders on Louisiana activities, with Mrs. Edward D. Schneider and Mrs. William E. Hicks among special guests.
A reader asks Miss Blair for travel wardrobe guidance for six weeks in summer. Advice covers cottons and lightweight wools, planning separates, four blouses, two cotton skirts, one thin woolen piece, sweaters, dresses, rain wear, nylons, comfortable shoes, and belts in matching or contrasting colors.
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