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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
13
Dr. Seymour Yellin discusses how conflict is a normal part of marriage and can strengthen relationships. Experts like Nelson Foote describe interpersonal competence, noting healthy couples air problems, communicate clearly, and avoid false calm as danger signs.
To serve four, blend one pint vanilla ice cream with a fourth cup chopped maraschino cherries about ten cherries. Alternate layers with twelve half-ounce chocolate wafers in four six-ounce molds. Freeze until firm and unmold to serve.
Mrs. W. C. Tyrrell of Beaumont Texas, mother of Mrs. Frank Eastman, was honored with a dessert-bridge party Thursday June 2 at the Eastman home on K Street. Guests included Mrs. Jack Bunn Mrs. Jack Rivers Mrs. Harvey Marcoux Mrs. Ted Cash Mrs. T. B. Godfrey Jr. and Mrs. Charles Hamaker who won high score for the afternoon.
A mother daughter party in Tallulah honored Mrs W R Morris and daughter Donna who will soon move to Raytown Missouri. The May 30 event at Mrs W M Malone home featured pink decor a sweetheart roses centerpiece and silver bracelets with a Louisiana charm for the honorees. Guests included numerous local women and their daughters.
Last weekend at the Deep South Writer's Conference in Lafayette sponsored by the National League of American Pen Women branches were Mrs. W. S. Garnett Mrs. E. W. Biegano Wald Mrs. Roland Brown and Mrs. Joe Combs. Vacationing on a Oklahoma dude ranch for ten days were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bagwell. Mrs. J L Jones of Fulton Kentucky departs after a two week visit with her daughter and family the A C Polks. Visitors over the weekend to Hot Springs Arkansas included Mr. and Mrs. T B Godfrey Sr and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Petty guests of Mrs Vggie Rivers on Lake Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. O B Tucker of Hollingdale Mississippi were weekend visitors of his sister Mrs Ollie E Duggins of Monroe. Mrs Jack Tom Jackson and four children spent last weekend with her mother Mrs W P Baucum in Haynesville. Jackson's sister Mrs C L Anglin joined them for a day in Monroe.
A teen writer asks Mrs Ricker for help as his mother demands choosing between dating and college. The mom’s “Mom-ism” view prompts family strife. the adviser urges continuing dating and college plans while cautioning about getting serious with one girl and emphasizes education first.
The Farmerville Garden Club met for lunch at Bayou DeSiard Country Club on Thursday June 1. Hostesses were Mrs Doyle Smith and Mrs Layton Hester as members toured Miss Emy Lou Biedenham's gardens after the meal.
Amid widespread interest in the Tallulah area the Arrington Lee wedding was held Saturday in Tallulah with Miss Barbara Lee and Jerry Arrington. Attendees included families from Tallulah Alexandria Monroe Batton Rouge and Fort Lee Virginia. The pre nuptial events featured pink hydrangeas hurricane lamps and a blue sheath trousseau for the bride and a formal dinner at the Holiday Capri with gold and white place cards and crystal candle holders.
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