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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1965
Page
23
A flood of holiday visitors fills Cedar Rapids for Christmas. Local households host relatives from Naperville New York Chicago Greeley Phoenix and beyond. Guests include Pris cilla Logan Cadette Larry Showalter Miss Karen Mitralsky and many others with plans for dinners and extended stays.
In a narrow ceremony at 9:30 a.m. Miss Willamina Black daughter of W C Black and Mrs Black and Charles Huebner son of Mervin Huebner of Waterloo renewed their marriage vows. Rev Francis A Pritchard officiated at the Black home. After a short trip the couple will reside in Iowa City where both attend the University of Iowa.
The Mines team led by W. E. Eyman and John Stamy won Thursday night duplicate bridge at the Roosevelt hotel with Clyde Nowlin and Mr Stamy in second place. The winner’s game is slated for Sunday at 1 30 PM at the Roosevelt.
Piano students under Mrs. James Cloud performed a musicale Thursday at her home 1624 Wildwood Drive NE. Participants included Polly Gard Phil Cloud Diana Kristie Margot Santon Laura Mottinger Cam Yaw son of Robert Yaw 2199 Cottage Grove Lane SE and John Pickford son of David Pickford 2000 Linden Drive SE, later entertaining at Cedar Rapids Country Club.
The Johnsons traveled to the former boyhood home near the LBI Ranch to hear carols by the combined choirs of First Christian Methodist and Baptist churches. President Johnson stayed back at work but plans to open family gifts Friday night as tradition dictates.
A miscellaneous shower honoring Susan Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cooper, is announced in local notices. The event, hosted by Mrs. Robert S. Wray, is listed with venue addresses on Kenridge Terrace NE and Washington Avenue SE, with details for the time and location.
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