These Coats Will Go To College
An International Illustrate News piece advises entering students to dress well for college. It highlights affordable, stylish coats suitable for events and travel, featuring models Brenda Marshall and Audrey Jane. Coats include beige wool with brown stripes, a cordette rainproof leather belt coat, and a camel hair jigger coat with practical pockets and coachman collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smart
Brenda Marshall
Audrey Jane
Jane
Must Think of Winter Now By Mrs J L Rhea
Garden guidance urges early winter prep with root division transplanting and sowing. Phlox iris peonies poppies and other perennials require staging now for next year. Emphasizes soaking soil prior to transplanting and protecting roots winterizing drafts extends bloom and plant health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Rhea
Olympia
Lulu A. Neeley
Coralville Lady Hosts Heights Club Meeting
Coralville Mrs A J Roberson entertained the Coralville Heights club Thursday. The entertaining committee included Mesdames RK, E Evans and C C Voss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J Roberson
Coralvile Heights Club
Mesdames Rk, E. Evans
C C. Voss
Service Circle Hosts Annual Kings Daughters Picnic
The Service Circle of the Kings Daughters held its annual family picnic Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A Reid, 512 Knollwood Drive SE. Thirty members and guests attended a radio skit with Darrel Jack interviewing attendees, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reid. Music by Frank Flack Jr and Jack Maurice Flack. Maurice Flack showcased magic and Mr. Reid performed a mind reading act and displayed Florida photos. Guests included Miss Wilma Wells of New Haven Connecticut and Wendell Wells of Baton Rouge Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of the Kings Daughters
Raymond A Reid
Knollwood Drive
Darrel Jack
Kenneth Reid
Frank Flack, Jr
Jack
Maurice Flack
Reid
Florida
Wilma Wells
New Haven
Church Notices from Olivet Presbyterian and Others
Olivet Presbyterian prepares a prenic luncheon at Mrs. Stanley Laudbock’s country home Thursday at 6 p.m. Women urged to bring a covered dish and sandwiches. United Brethren Loyal Workers plan a breakfast at Mrs. A. J. Smith’s home Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. Bethany Congregational Phoebe Lamb circle to hold all day Friday at the Community House with luncheon at 12 30 p.m. Attendees should bring usual requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Missionary Societies
Stanley Laudbock
A. J. Smith
Mount Vernon Avenue
Phoebe Lamb
Fourteenth Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Wed In Saturday Church Ceremony Miss Megivern Marries Young
Miss Mary Caroline Megivern of Plainfield wed George Vernon Young of Palo in St Patrick's Church Saturday morning. Rev Leo A Derga officiated. Attendants were Miss Margaret Mcgivern and Robert Young. The couple will reside at 2913 E avenue NE after September.
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Mary Caroline Megivern
Cercar Rapids
Stephen J. Megivern
Plainfield
George Vernon Young
Cedar Rapids
George J Young
Palo
St. Patrick’s Church
Leo A. Derga
Margaret Mcgivern
Robert
Bernard Stark
Avenue NE
Young
Wilson Produce Company
E Avenue
Dorcas Circle and St Josephs Altar Society Meet This Week
The Dorcas circle will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs Gladys Bell with Mrs Dorothy Butler as assistant hostess. The St Josephs Altar Society will meet Friday with Mrs Carl Hogendarn as hostess. The Junior Federated club held a skating party in Keotn Monday.
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Dorcas Crele
Gladys Bell
Dorothy Butler
St Josephs Altar Society
Carl Hogendarn
Junior Federated Club
Keotn
Newcomers Club Bridge Tea at Roosevelt Hotel
The Newcomers club invites all newcomers to the city to a bridge tea in the Roosevelt hotel ballroom from 2 to 4:30 PM on Thursday.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Robins honors Mrs Harold Frentress at Thursday shower
A Thursday shower at the J A Homer home honored Mrs Harold Frentress formerly Joan Sietsema before her Aug 22 marriage. Three young girls Mareit Louw Frentress of Marion and Josce and Avi Emmons of Robbins presented the gifts. Hostesses were Mrs RT Burns of Boone and Mrs Nota White of Robins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Frentress
J A. Homer
Bridge parties mark London social week
Mrs Fred Montz hosted bridge parties on Monday afternoon and evening in London. Mrs Cyrus Kemmann entertained with bridge. Miss Tiese Sternberg hosted guests. On her birth anniversary, Mrs FD Rutenbeck was a bridge hostess on Thursday.
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Fred Montz
Cyrus Kemmann
Bridge
Weelne
Tiese Sternberg
Thesdasy
FD Rutenbeck
Community Notes from Youngstown Celebrate Anniversary
The Newhall Severiarne and suppers were sent to the Rev Walter Werning and family of Youngstown CO as vacations concluded. The Peisteimaid society marked its ninety fifth anniversary on American Wednesday. Mrs Mary Russet, John Fielman, and Mary Rooshowe hosted a Friday dinner honoring Vic and Alvin Erger who were married recently.
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Severiarne
Walter Werning
Youngstown, CO
Mary Russet
John Fielman
Mary F.cemen
Vic
Alvin Erger
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Susan Barden
International Ilustrated News
Father
Coralville
Moore Pen CO
Boston
Mass
Dl Ke
the Killian CO
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Jean Joyce
Majestic
The
Killian Company
Wen
United Brethren
Bethany Congregational
George Young
Killian's
Miss Connie Compton
Robins
London
Newhall
Ade
Killians Dining Room
Killian
Wii
Vanta
Kellears
Annanal
the Killian Company
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