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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1969
Page
7
Myra Burton leads 70 signatories in a letter to President Nixon, charging constant harassment at Nashville's main post office. She alleges superiors press women to wear longer skirts and dress to be less attractive, with supervisors telling workers to appear more modest.
A surprise Sunday evening going away party was held at Bishops Buffel Lindale Plaza honoring Mrs Terry Pointer 2117 F avenue NE. The Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority hosted as the Pointer family prepares to move to Overland Park Kansas.
The Cigar Institute of America pushes women smokers with slimmer designs flavored tips and a tour by Judy Lynn Prince. Etiquette rules for female smokers urge modesty, not smoking in public, and finishing puffs with decorum amid a rising number of women smokers. Clara Schulze visits daughter in Santa Ana for Christmas.
Pamela Bowen and Wayne Silver wed Saturday at 2 in Prairie Chapel United Methodist Church with Rev Clyde Scott officiating. Parents are Robert L Bowens of Marion route three and Edward L Silvers of 3095 Sixteenth Avenue Marion. Attendants include maid of honor Pamela Silver, bridesmaid Diane Nevins, and best man Robert Michel. David Bowen, the bride’s brother, was listed among attendees.
The wedding featured groomman Wayne Silver and a bridal party including Allen Plater and Jim Crow, with guests in moss green dresses trimmed in yellow lace. The bride wore an ivory Chantilly lace Adine gown and carried roses and carnations. They will reside in Springville and her background includes Iowa State University and work at Armstrong's department store. the husband works at Rapids Vending Co.
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