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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1933
Page
2
A Mary Manners column urges readers to avoid snap judgments and misreading others. It cites peer pressure on girls and boys, photos, and social expectations, offering dating tips and etiquette to ease interactions.
Belle Plaine community notes a busy week of birthdays and hostings. Mrs Dan Dietz hosted pinochle for Mrs I B Colson and Mrs Scott Henry. Various clubs meet at homes, including Athena, Jolly Sixteen, Dalthe Delphian, Linger Longer, and several bridge groups with dates in Monday through Wednesday listings.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes a free Old Almanac Quilt leaflet for readers sending a stamped addressed envelope to Nanny Page. The piece describes zodiac symbols, border designs for the quilt, and instructions for transferring patterns with carbon paper, blue embroidery thread, and fine stitches.
Coggon American Legion and Auxiliary members endo the families during the annual chicken dinner at the Lesson hall. A program of music and readings was held. A birthday party for the Ladies Aid safety of the Christian church was given at the St Caldwell home. Readings were given by Mrs 3 R Caldwell Mis Albert Schatele Mosdermoen Pike Mis Mary Lin fehl and Miss The Lindahl.
Aon Tresar reviewed These Changing Years at a Tuesday meeting of chapter FU of the POF organization. Mrs Rath Remley hosted the club. Entertainment plans were set by Strawman Merkand Kiapp for the Social Circle next week. Methodist circle events and home missionary meetings were noted with various hostesses and speakers.
North English notes show Dorcas Circle not meeting on Turs day with Mrs G N Brown. Poinsetta club hosted by Mrs Donald Cribbens, bridge club hosted by Mrs James Lindsay, and traveling prize given to Mrs Jack Lavelle. Assisting hostesses named Grace Roberts Amy Plank Martha Lindsay Ciladys Collins.
The text describes Cancer individuals born under the sign. It assigns birthstone ruby and preferred colors green or silver, lilies as the flower, and notes they are industrious versatile adaptable. It highlights strengths in preaching teaching and parenting and their love of home and family. It contrasts Cancer with Aries Taurus and Gemini regarding faults.
A 1933 notice invites readers to request Nancy Page’s Scrapbook leaflet with a quilt scrapbook cover design and instructions. The leaflet includes patterns for making items like shoe bags pillows cushions chair backs and sewing bags.
Dr J A Edwards hosted a dinner and theater party for library staff on a Monday in Iowa City. Guests included Miss Emma Crowne Miss Ruth Cox and Mrs Sadie Seagrave. Dr William McL Spear celebrated his birthday in a quiet family dinner marking the day.
Miss Kathryn Howell and Ralph Lieberknecht wed in Grandview Community church with Rev O G Lewis officiating. Attendants Miss Opal Bonnichsen and Lewis Newell. Vera Dameron and Harry R. Reece also married March 25 at the bride’s home with Rev Harvey Peterson officiating. Martha Smyle hosted Today's club gathering as Chapter CX P. E. O met with Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Turkington read papers.
The Montour A. R. E. A. club met at Mrs. Kenneth Avery’s home on Thursday. Papers were read by Mrs. L. H. Hooker, Mrs. J. D. Collar, and Mrs. A. Banks. Mrs. A. A. Harvey read two poems. A Tama quartet of Richard McRoberts, Dale Danielson, Austin Bissell, and Marvin Harden sang with Carlene Brice of Tama as accompanist.
Strawerry Point Mary Knight chapter met Wednesday with Mrs Leora Norris and Miss Ruth Gallentine assisting hostess Barbara Dun frund sang Miss Mary Scofield read a paper and Ruth Gallentine gave a musical reading with Miss Ruth Gilgen of Melbourne Present were Mesdames Ollie Cole Lucile Dunfrund Dorothy Gell Harriet Harwood Edith Matthews Leora Norris Visitors included Mrs B H Matthews of Clear Lake and Misses Helene Harwood Margaret Scofield The N I BE club met Monday at the C A Schoeppe home Mrs Netle Phelps held high bridge score Others present were Mesdames Netle Phelps J H Klingheil J R King L Schmidt M F Harwood G E Dunfrund D D Webber H J Esch H M Eaton and Misses Nelli Kate Westfall Helene Harwood Jean Mae Phelps Barbara Dunfrund and her brother Jimmie
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