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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
9
Mrs W Burchell Liles and Mrs George Wesley Monk hosted a Wednesday brunch for Miss Helen Touchstone at the Liles home overlooking the bayou. The guest list included Kirt Touchstone and other local ladies. Miss Touchstone will wed Dan Vanderhoeven on August 1 in Alexandria.
Miss Francis Evan Canterberry, bride elect, was honored at a Wednesday shower hosted at the Ernest Thompson home by Kitsy and Mitsy Thompson, Cherry Williams, Carol Williams, and Debbie Guinn. Guests greeted at the door by the honoree and several relatives. the couple plans to wed June 26 at Our Lady of Fatima Church.
The Credit Women Breakfast Club of Monroe met at Mrs Mildred White’s Garden Drive home last Thursday evening. Miss Marie Smith presided as president and reports from committees were presented. A July bingo party will raise funds for a scholarship at Northeast Louisiana State College. The regular meeting is set for Thursday June 18 at the Credit Bureau Building 230 South Grand Street. Attendees included Mrs Mildred White Miss Marie Smith Miss Lenee Lacy Miss Jean Hall Mrs Charlotte Crawford Mrs Angie Bruscato Mrs Mary Doerner Mrs Madeline Zarro and Miss Anita Cingolani.
The note stresses timing as crucial when introducing a plan. It outlines how sequencing activities, aligning resources, and coordinating communications can maximize impact. Emphasizes timely actions, phased rollout, and clear milestones to ensure smooth adoption.
Mrs George Baus and children Jeanne Susan and Carolyn of New Orleans are guests at Forsythe Avenue with her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Peters. Also visiting are Dr Michael Gregory and Louise Graves with Mrs Gregory’s parents on Loop Road. They plan to return to New Orleans then Florence South Carolina where Dr Gregory will intern for a year. On the way they will visit Dr Gregory’s parents in Dothan and Mr and Mrs Frank Cook in Albany. Mrs Cook is the former Louise Theus of this city. Los Angeles was the destination last week for Mrs Caroline Keller visiting her niece and family Phil Boonshaft. Mrs J E Petty hosted her daughter and son-in-law Rollie Allen Jr and Paula of Vicksburg for two weeks.
Miss Margaret Moore, future bride of John Lauve, was guest of honor at a morning coffee party in her honor. The event featured hostesses Mrs. Louis P. Milner Jr., Mrs. Amos Shelton, and Mrs. Leo F. Terzia Jr. at the Milner home on Park Avenue with magnolia, day lilies, daisies, and blue hydrangeas. Guests included Mrs. James W. Moore, Mrs. John Middleton, and many others. drinks were served by several hostesses.
Miss Carol Anne McDonald bride elect of Daniel Webbe Risik was feted in a series of parties in Monroe and Shreveport ahead of the June 20 wedding. Hosts included Mrs. Benford Jacka and Mrs. N Elam, with gatherings at Franches Place and Loop Road, featuring pink roses, candles, and corsages for the honoree. The events included a lingerie shower, a rice bag party, and a sorority house mixer at Centenary College with Alpha Xi Delta sisters, all in celebration of Miss McDonald's approaching nuptials.
Mrs. J. W. Braswell hosted the Lamkin Home Demonstration Club at her home on Selman Drive with co-hostess Mrs. H. J. Strain. President Mrs. Robert C. Tate led the meeting followed by a poem from vice president Mrs. C. T. Baird and a report by consumer education leader Mrs. James F. Monroe on saving time and money and shopping wisely. A home picture demonstration by Mrs. Tate and a citizenship and civil defense report were given. a guest, Mrs. E. R. Arnold, won a game prize. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Fred E. Poe. Refreshments served to two guests and other members.
A clean kitchen is highlighted as essential for family health and for neighborhood interactions, including when a neighbor borrows an onion. The reminder ties hygiene to reputation in everyday domestic life.
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