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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1954

Page

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Formal Tea at Coe Opens Grant Wood Exhibit

A formal tea Sunday from 3 to 5:30 p m in the East gallery of the Coe auditorium marks the opening of a special Grant Wood drawings and paintings exhibit. Loans include Daughters of Revolution from Edward G Robinson Hollywood Calif Adolescence from the Owen Elliotts and others. Tea guests include Miss Prescott Miss Anna Woitishak and several faculty and community members.

Coe Grant Wood Daughters of Revolution Edward G. Robinson Hollywood Calif Toe College Owen Elliotts Abbott Laboratories Chicago Frances Prescott Miss Prescott Anna Woitishek Richard Crane Marvin Cone Stevan Smith James Coquillette Howell H. Brooks Bryce Fisher

Harold C Egglestons Host Bridal Dinner for Darlene Olson

Mr and Mrs Harold C Eggleston invite guests to a bridal dinner in the Roosevelt hotel Lincoln Jefferson room honoring their daughter Darlene and Edward Olson Jr whose marriage is set for Sunday at Kenwood Methodist church. Guests include Olson parents James Olson and Cedar Rapids friends and relatives from Forest City Williams Little Cedar and Orr Minnesota with spring flowers and pale pink candles in decorations.

Harold C. Eggleston E Avenue NE Darlene Edward Olson Kenwood Methodist Church Lincoln-Jefferson Roosevelt Hotel Olson James Olson Forest City Jack Eggleston Robert Neagle Margaret Volz Cedar Rapids Joe Walterman Williams Carl Bradshaw James Steiert Little Cedar Katherine Kiland Orr, Minn Glenn Bell Thompson

Eisenhower Appears Before G O P Women

President Eisenhower speaks to 1 200 Republican women at a Washington lunch. He praises women as hard workers in campaigns and notes women cast 52 percent of his 1952 votes. He jokes that a majority of his gratitude belongs to the women.

Washington Eisenhower

Women of Ellis Park Golf Association Plan Luncheon

The Ellis Park Golf Association women meet at the Embassy club on Saturday to outline plans for the season. The opening golf event is set for May 5 and any woman may attend on opening day, contacting Mrs. George Bornholtz or Mrs. D W Holmes for details.

Ellis Park Golf Association Embassy Club George Bornholtz D. W. Holmes

Iota Epsilon Chapter Initiates Members at Roosevelt Hotel

The Iota Epsilon chapter of Pr Omi cron sorority met at the Roosevelt hotel on Thursday evening. Mrs. M. J. Quade of the Jackson school demonstrated work for hearing impaired children, assisted by two pupils. Ruth Harvey Opal Iseminger and Marion Wilson were initiated, with Martha Ruth Heald and Mrs. Rachel Hodgin as hostesses.

Iota Epsilon Pr Omicron Sorority Roosevelt Hotel M. J. Quade Jackson School Ruth Harvey Opal Iseminger Marion Wilson Martha Ruth Heald Rachel Hodgin

Paulsons and Mrs Kidd Return From Six Week Vacation

Mr. and Mrs. Q O F Paulson and Mrs. Charles L Kidd returned home Thursday after a six week vacation in California and Hawaii. The Paulsons celebrated their forty fifth wedding anniversary March 15 during their Hawaii visit. In Honolulu they visited Mr and Mrs S S Staley, the former Pauline Jones of Cedar Rapids, and they also visited in Los Angeles.

QO. F. Paulson Grande Avenue Charles L. Kidd Nineteenth Street California Hawaii Paulsons Honolulu S. S. Staley

New Chi Omega Initiates At University Of Iowa

Miss Carol Zadnichek of Cedar Rapids and Miss Alice Jones of Monticello join Chi Omega sorority at the University of Iowa. Zadnichek is a commerce junior and Jones a liberal arts freshman.

Carol Zadnichek Cedar Rapids Alice Jones Monticello Chi Omega Social Soniority University of Iowa Zadnichek Miss Jones

Candles Treated With Soapsuds Last Longer

Instructions claim candles coated with soapsuds will burn without smoking or dripping. After coating, allow to dry in holders before use to extend burn time.

Engineering Seen as Profession for Women

DETROIT AP The most promising career for women is engineering. Katherine Stinson, president of the National Society of Women Engineers, told the Detroit section that the notion engineering is a man’s field deters young women. She added women are qualified if they have mathematical aptitude and scientific bent.

Detroit Katherine Stinson National Society of Women Engineers, S

Mrs Russell Bash Visits in Borschel Home

Mrs Russell Bash of Vallejo California former Cedar Rapids resident visits in the home of Mr and Mrs E F Borschel 1210 Third Avenue SE. She also visits her sisters Mrs Floyd Mosburg Mrs Joe Coenen and Mrs Marvin Williams.

Russell Bash Vallejo Calif Cedar Rapids E. F. Borschel Third Avenue SE Floyd Mosburg Joe Coenen Marvin Williams

Wheelchair bound Cedar Rapids woman finds joy in life

Mrs. Donovan Jones, a Cedar Rapids resident bound to a wheelchair for 39 years, says friends and daily small pleasures keep life bright. She shares her philosophy at a birthday gathering with neighbor George Blazek, noting television and books broaden her world.

Marge Kayser Cedar Rapids Donovan Jones Avenue Linn Boulevard Jones George Mrs. Jones

Kofrons Return from Santa Monica Winter Visit

Mr and Mrs F J Kofron of 296 Twenty eights avenue SW return Wednesday from Santa Monica California where they spent the winter with Mrs Eleanor Durey formerly of Cedar Rapids Mrs Durey is Mrs Kofrons niece.

F. J. Kofron Twenty-eighth Avenue Santa Monica Calif Eleanor Durey Cedar Rapids Durey Kofron

Knitter Mrs Jones Embraces Wheel Chair as Transport

Mrs Jones explains her decades long use of a wheelchair as her chosen mode of transportation. She shares that she knits many items for gifts and feels there are few ways she can help others, yet she enjoys doing whatever she can.

Shirley Frish Weds Earl Cathcart in Methodist Chapel

Miss Shirley M. Frish daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Frish Lincol n Heights SE wed Earl N Cathcart son of Mr and Mrs Edmund Cathcart Iowa City in a noon double ring ceremony at St Pauls Methodist church Rev Kenneth Metcalf officiated Attendants were Mrs Dean E Frish Pleas ant sister in law and Herbert Ungs The couple will reside at 1938 B avenue NE after a brief trip groom a University of Iowa graduate employed by Dearborn Brass. bride at Terry-Durin Company.

Shirley M. Frish E. L. Frish Lincoln Heights Earl N. Cathcart Edmund Cathcart Iowa City St. Paul’s Methodist Church Kenneth Metcalf Dean E. Frish Mr. Pleasant Herbert Ungs Frish Grant Roosevelt Hotel Cathcart University of Iowa Dearborn Brass Company Terry-Durin Company B Avenue NE

Gamma chapter meeting highlights at Anita Fuehr home

The Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a model meeting Thursday evening at Anita Fuehr’s residence 2336 B avenue NE. James Bromwell spoke on Joan of Arc. Hostesses were Julie DeWitt Ruth Baker and Phyllis Gillihan. Guests included Beta Sigma chapter members from Iowa City and several transferred members.

Gamma Epsilon Sigma Alpha Anita Fuehr B Avenue James Bromwell Joan of Arc Julie DeWitt Ruth Baker Phyllis Gillihan Maxine Meade Colleen Cox Ann Cortimiglia Carla Burham Joan Neuzil Beta Sigma Chapter Iowa City Paul Wright Casper Joes Maynard Barting

Earlville Couple Wed In First Congregational Church

Announcement reports the marriage of Pfc. Doryce Mae Smock of Earlville to Pvt. Richard Ellis Reid. The ceremony April 2 at the church house of the First Congregational was officiated by Rev. J. Richard Wagner with attendants Miss Reid and James Schiller. The couple will commence new assignments with Reid joining Camp Crowder and his wife stationed in Washington.

Pfc Doryce Mae Smock Glennie "Smock Earlville Richard Ellis Reid Kenneth W. Reid B Avenue First Congregational Church J. Richard Wagner Miss Reid James Schiller Pvt Reid Fort Riley Kan Camp Crowder Army Band Women’s Marine Corps San Diego Washington, D. C Coe College Alpha Phi Omega Lambda Chi Alpha

Mrs Gibney Wins Thursday Cake Contest in Iowa

Mrs. William Gibney Jr of 159 Fourteenth Avenue SW won Thursday’s cake baking contest sponsored by Iowa Electric Light and Power Co and Westinghouse. She advances to Saturday’s final bake off with a pineapple chiffon cake recipe and detailed ingredients. Other contestants listed include Blanche Erland Newhall and several named locals.

William Gibney, Jr Fourteenth Avenue SW Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Westinghouse the Light Company Gibney Deede Blanche Erland Newhall Vernon J. Kriz Hubert Hopker Carroll Hoge Robert J. Fox John J. Buresh Win R. Doherty LeRoy Sturdivan Mildred Goodwater Phyllis Brown Darlene Paxton

Fashion Flash: Chic Girls Embrace Boyish Spring Styles

New York fashion notes describe the rise of boyish dressing for girls this spring. Junior girls wear gray or navy boy coats with pastel piping and rounded cuffs. Men tailored shirts and mini silk ties appear, along with junior cufflinks for French cuffs, and the Italian cut influences Susie’s look.

Susie Junior

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Harold C. Egglestons G.O.P ELLIS Iota Epsilon Chapter ASN Lowe CHI Omega Sorority SUI Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept. P. O Ill Mrs. Russell Bash Borschel A. W. Carltons Florida A. W. Carlton Blake Boulevard St. Petersburg Fla Timmy Cindy Jiggs Kofrons Krebs 1St Ave Doryce Smock Richard Reid Mrs. Gibney Wolf New York Davenport and Chair Kenwood Transfer Phyllis Battelle INS Noor Amy Ey Wadia Hamilton Millorga Vigoro Hamilto Parlor City Hawkeye Mix Dunlops
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