Spring fashion show raises funds for Radiation Center
Mercy hospital hosted a Wednesday fashion show previewing spring styles for ready wear. The event, organized with Cedar Rapids Hairdressers Association and Craener's, raised 551 dollars for the Margaret and Howard Hall Radiation Center. Reginald B. Figge accepted 351 dollars from Maxine Weed, the show chair, with Mrs Richard Kretschmar modeling a blue fox-collared spring wool suit.
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Mercy Hospital
Margaret and Howard Hall
Craener
Cedar Rapids
Reginald B. Figge
Radiation Center
Maxine Weed
Close Secrets of the Female Sex Revealed
A Chicago Rotary club talk by Dr. Cleo Dawson of the University of Kentucky aired controversial views on women. She claimed women prefer being bossed, should not be asked to reason, and feed on dreams while glandular differences make them more fearful, needing constant reassurance of love. Also notes Miss Darlene Cummins pledged to a sorority at Town State Ten ers college after open rushing Feb 4–8.
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Hicago
INS
Gome
Cleo Dawson
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Rotary Club of Chicago
Darlene Cummins
Town State Teners College
Felix and Conn Families Plan Move to Los Angeles
Felix and Conn relatives, visiting Ossian and southeast Ramsey residents, prepare to leave for Los Angeles to make a new home. Lt Felix recently completed service at Patuxent River naval station. Felicity’s birthday celebration honored Lois Kubec with a surprise dinner by sister-in-law Mrs John Fr Black. Ellis Park Women's Golf Association notes sixteen members attended a luncheon with plans for upcoming invitational and city tournament, set for July 10.
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John
Midame
Felix
Ossian
Rex B. Conn
Washington Liaverue SE
Los Angeles
Naval Testing Station
Patuxent River
Lois
Charles Kubec
First Avenue NE
Ohn Fr. Black
Dairydale Court SE
Mabel Kepler
F. Mason
Lois Baddicker
Gladys Balous
Ellis Park Women’s Golf Association
Fire Park Women's Golf Association
Embassy Club
Marlys Ann Erger to wed Milton Folkedahl
Cedar Rapids announces the approaching summer marriage of Marlys Ann Erger to Milton L Folkedahl son of Mr and Mrs K Folkedahl of 509 Sixth Avenue SE. Both are employed by Collins Radio Company.
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Cedar Rapids
John Erger
Marlys Ann
Milton L. Folkedaht
Folkedahl
Sixth Avenue SE
Collins Radio Company
Valentine Parties By Camp Fire Groups
Two Camp Fire groups held Valentine parties on Wednesday. Shona-o-ki-ya Camp Fire served supper and a Valentine change at leader Elmer Rompot’s home. Da-ki-o-pa Camp Fire guests attended. Refreshments were prepared by the girls meeting rank requirements. Kentwood School’s A taeya Camp Fire officers include Debby Shepard president Sue Schollman secretary-treasurer Jill Eide Miller scribe and Aly Partridge memory book chairman.
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Elmer Rompot
Jgparuois
Transeeker
Ataeya
Air Force Mothers add five new members
Five new members were admitted to the Air Force Mothers club during a Wednesday evening ceremony at the coliseum. Mrs. Ed Beastrom, national president, led the event. The group sent boxes of clothing to the Children's Home at Pine Ridge, Ky.
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AM Force
Air Force Mothers Club
Coliseum
Ed Beastrom
National Dent
Tbe
Val Gakdale
Pine Midge
Three King's Daughters Circles Hold Meetings
Three King's Daughters circles met Wednesday with the Star of the F circle at 1921 Park Avenue SE. Devotion was given by B. Schwarzentruber for Mrs. Donald Watson of Pacali visiting Mrs. J. W. Hopp at 1928 Bay View NE. Willing Workers circle hosted by C. F. Cleeremans at 1721 First Avenue SE with Bible study by R. E. Williams and devotion by Homer Maize. The group voted $6 to the American Bible Society for Bibles for Korea. Irene Douglas circle met at 2552 Country Club Parkway SE. assistants were J. C. Covitt, C. J. Rasdal and H. K. Focht. Mrs. Ray Higbee was a guest.
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King's Daughters
Star of the F
Fumhcon
Oliver Wilson
Park Avenue SE
B. P. Schwarzentruber
Donald Watson
Pacali
J. W. Hopp
Bave- Save NE
Wasa Gu
C. F. Cleeremans
First Avenue SE
Cicle
R E. Williams
Homer Maize
American Bible Society
Korea
Irene Douglas
G. W. Higbee
Country Club Parkway SE
Mmes
J. C. Covitt
C. J. Rasdal
H. K. Focht
Mrs
Ray Higbee
Chapters Meet in Epsilon Sigma Alpha Event
Two Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority chapters met Wednesday. Robert Tow spoke on first aid at Beta Lambda chapter, and Miss Betty Wood assisted at Miss Sharon Johnson’s home at 139 Nineteenth avenue SW. Gamina chapter members met with Mrs. Maynard Bartling at 127 Twenty-first street NE. Mrs. Ray Thompson and Miss Marcia Hawness reviewed the play The Creat Sebastian.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Robert Tow
Beta Lambda
Betty Wood
Sharon Johnson
Nineteenth Avenue
Gamina
Maynard Bartling
Twenty-first Street
Ray Thompson
Marcia Hawness
W. C. Picklard
Sebastian
Cheryl Peterson Hosts 12th Birthday Party
Miss Cheryl Peterson celebrated her twelfth birthday with a after school movie outing and supper at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Peterson, 848 Center Point rand NE. Guests included Janet Gardiner Cheryl Swift Cheryl Wright Kathy Tincher Ruth McNulty Donna Donegan and Berbera Tremper.
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Cheryl Peterson
Miss Peterson
Floyd Peterson
Center Foint Rand NE
Janet Gardiner
Cheryl Swift
Cheryl Wright
Kathy Tincher
Ruth_McNulty
Donna Donegan
Berbera ‘Tremper
Protecting Children From Frustration Is Parental Duty
John G. Gaanung discusses the balance between permissive and strict parenting. He argues no parent can avoid all frustration for children and emphasizes protecting kids from unreasonable frustrations while teaching constructive responses. Parents should tailor approaches to child needs to gain confidence in decisions.
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John G. Gaanung
Alder Opr
Memo for Men By Bert Bacharach motor tip
Instruction advises checking car battery plates by watching each cell during crank. If the shaft location cell boils water rapidly, it indicates a short. The tip highlights a quick diagnostic method during starting.
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Bert Bacharach
Starching of Shirts Becomes Domestic Issue in New York
Inez Robb recounts a 27 year crusade by Wallachs to ban starch in men’s shirts. The column lampoons laundries for hard collars and notes public ads provoking debate on domestic life and clothing care. The piece likens starch to scandal and even jokes about crime links to stiff collars.
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Inez Robb
New Yoli
New Yor
Mm Encour
New York
Wallachs
United States
Bim
Tam
Ston
Wallners
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