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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
14
Mrs. Claude Haley and Mrs. C. C. Krause received silver hats from Mrs. Blanche Wilson Wright, president of the Sicily Island Woman's Club, during a club officers led tea honoring them at Sicily Island Elementary and High School.
The Sicily Island school faculty were honored at a tea hosted by the Woman's Club at E. B. Knotts home. Hosts included Mrs. Blanche Wilson Wright and Mrs. E. B. Knotts. Principal Raymond Peace and Parish officials attended, along with many teachers and students assisting as hostesses and servers. The event marked the end of the club year with meetings suspended until September.
A bridal shower for Miss Dwana Byrd, bride elect of M. L. Owens Jr., was hosted by Mrs. Gladys Las sister and Mrs. Ora Batson at 8 p.m. on Arrant Road. Attendants and guests wore floral arrangements of yellow and white, with gold gladioli on the center table and many relatives in attendance.
The Swanner family reunion will be held Sunday June 9 at Zion Rest Church nine miles east of Jonesboro. Church services are in the morning with a basket lunch after worship. A program and business meeting begins about one o clock.
Mrs. Dan Nevils will present her students in a piano recital this evening at seven thirty in the chapel of the First Baptist Church West Monroe. Performers include Metha Smith Sandra Poole Paula Bledsoe Jimmy Wilhite Pam Gatlin Susan Hassell Pat Jones Sharon Coats Larry Blackmon Connie Crawley Patricia Roberts Billie Dykes Betty Jo King Pat Spillars Betty Fisher Dottie DeCell Doyce Sanders Sallie Jackson Carol Wilhite and Pam Gatlin.
Evelyn Rae King bride elect of Harold Leach was honored at a Herringville WMS bridal shower at Mrs. Harold King’s home. Miss King wore a yellow plaid street length cotton and received many gifts after games as attendees listed include Mrs. A. F. Seally and numerous Burgess and King family members.
Household hints tout creamed cottage cheese as a versatile low calorie protein source. It combines well with fruit salads and can substitute meat in meals, offering easy digestion, economical price, and vitamins. a 1 serving portion costs about 44 cents or less.
The column answers questions about social etiquette. It covers whether a wife should feel hurt when only the husband is invited to family dinners, when to announce an engagement in newspapers, hosting duties for multiple hostesses, and where to hold christening receptions, plus a note on cottage cheese ads and serving ideas.
Dear W.S. advises a newly married woman facing a conflict with her husband and stepson Dick. The boy shows alternating kindness and misery, with emotional instability seemingly linked to maternal influence and overindulgent parenting.
Mary Haworth urges co-parents to seek psychiatric leadership for Dick’s illness. She notes intuitive care is insufficient and recommends contacting the local Family Service Agency for expert guidance in how to support him constructively.
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