Religion Strongly Ties Marriage Says Bodein
Dr. Vernon P. Bodein of Iowa State Teachers College spoke to about 80 at the Marriage Clinic on Religion and Marriage. He argued marriage happiness hinges on couple suitability, match, and shared high ideals, noting religious attendance boosts marital success. Next week Reuben Hill will discuss What It Means To Be Married at the clinic's final session.
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Vernon P Bodein
Iowa State Teachers College
Bodein
Bodeins
Reuben Hill
Luccate
Iowa State College
Chesmore couple to celebrate golden wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Chesmore of 1553 D avenue NE observe their golden wedding with a family dinner at the Montrose hotel and an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. They married March 1, 1899 in Buchanan county and have five children, 12 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
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E. H. Chesmore
D Avenue NE
Montrose Hotel
Buchanan County
Chesmores
Cedar Rapids
Gus Anderman
Flint
Mich
Lloyd Chesmore
Stanwood
Chester Anderson
Buffalo, Minn
Elbert Rasnake
Davenport
Clark McMillen
Humiltons Lehman Return From Minneapolis
Dr and Mrs A N Humiston and Dr and Mrs C Lehman of Cedar Rapids arrived home Wednesday after a several day stay in Minneapolis.
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Humiltons
Lehmans
Minneapolis
A. N' Humiston
Nineteenth Street
C . Lehman
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Gossards Return From Miami Beach Vacation
Mr and Mrs A C Gossard of 523 Twentieth Street NE have returned from a three weeks vacation in Miami Beach.
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A. C. Gossards
Miami Beach
A. C. Gossard
Twentieth Street
Helen Pishney to Wed Joseph C. Sweeney
Mr and Mrs J A Pishney announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Helen Mae to Joseph C Sweeney son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Sweeney of Waukon. The wedding will be held Saturday at 930 am in St Wen ceslaus church.
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J. A. Pishney
Memorial Drive
Helen Mae
Joseph C. Sweeney
Hugh Sweeney
Waukon
St. Wenceslaus Church
Calendar of Fun Club Valentine Luncheon at Mrs Adams Home
Members gathered Tuesday for a Valentine luncheon hosted by Mrs. Lyle Adams at 261 Twenty eighth Avenue SW. The afternoon featured games and socializing.
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Calendar of Fun Club
Lyle Adams
Twenty Eighth Avenue SW
Woman's Relief Corps to Meet at Memorial Coliseum
The T Z Cook Woman's Relief Corps 11 will hold a Kensington Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Memorial Coliseum dining rooms.
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T. Z. Cook
Foot Lighters Close Drunkard Reservations Tonight
Reservations for the Foot Lighters third production The Drunkard or The Fallen Saved close tonight at the ICBJ hall as announced by Mrs John J Jacobs reservations chairman. Repeat performance on March 4 requires reservations by March 2 with calls to 30130.
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Footlighters
ICB
J. Hall
John J Jacobs
Nine women initiated into Kappa Delta at Coe College
Nine new members are welcomed into Kappa Delta at Coe College. Joan Claassen of Wellsburg is recognized for high scholarship and Nancy Lamb as outstanding pledge at a Roosevelt hotel initiation breakfast in Cedar Rapids. Other initiates include Diane Downie Ev anston Libby Herzog Flossmoor Ill Libby Hoover Marilyn Howard Milly Peters Holland and Irma Woelfer Brookfield.
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Kappa Delta Social Sorority
Coe College
Joan Claassen
Wellsburg
Diane Downie
Evanston
Libby Herzog
Floss‘moor
Ill
Libby Hoover
Marilyn Howard
Nancy Lamb
Ginny Kluber
Cedar Rapids
Milly Peters
Holland
Irma Woelfer
Brookfield
Lincoln - Jefferson
Roosevelt Hotel
Miss Claassen
Miss Lamb
Engaged Couple Honored With Ballroom Party
A dance at Armar ballroom Thursday evening is hosted by Miss Dorothy Dysart and Gale Reeder for engaged couple Miss Myrtle Barnes and Lt jg Robert Houston of Denver. Ten couples attend. The bride elect was also showered last weekend at the W C Reeder home 720 Ninth avenue SW.
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Armar Ballroom
Dorothy Dysart
Gale Reeder
Myrtle Barnes
Robert Houston
Denver
First Lutheran Church
Elsie Barnes
W. C. Reeder
C. F. Reeder
Ninth Avenue SW
Birthday party honors Linda Ann Selken and triplet Irons
Mrs. Raymond Selken hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering at 505 K avenue NW to celebrate her daughter Linda Ann's first birthday and Robert and Donald Irons on their third birthday. Guests included Patty and Charles Randall Jr, Jerry Francine Andrews, Elsie Marie Wilson and Ronald, David, Douglas and Roger Selken.
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Raymond Selken
K Avenue NW
Linda Ann
Robert
Donald Irons
Patty
Charles Randall
Jerry Francine Andrews
Elsie Marie Wilson
Ronald
David
Douglas
Roger Selken
Missionary Unit Plans 74th Anniversary Observation
The Women's Missionary Society of First Lutheran Church marks its 74th anniversary Friday at 6 80 p.m. in the Roosevelt room of the Roosevelt hotel. Dr Eric Clitheroe of Coe College will speak, a skit titled Out of the Past will show how three church societies began, and a birthday cake will be lit by a representative of the groups. Mrs L E Blessing long-time member will represent the society. Mrs Shirley Blair will sing with Mrs David Mitchell and Miss Mariam Dieman will lead group singing. Small figurines in foreign costumes will decorate the table. Mrs G Schwegler is chairwoman. Fellowship hour from 6 to 6 30 p.m.
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Women’s Missionary Society of
The
First Lutheran Church
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Eric Clitheroe
Coe College
Josephine Werner
Eleanor Hart
L. E. Blessing
Missionary Society
Shirley Blair
David Mitchell
Mariam Dieman
G. Schwegler
Miss Tomash Weds Robert Sumner in Saint Ludmila Rectory
Miss Marcella Marie Tomash and Robert Leslie Sumner were married Sunday at 3:30 pm in St. Ludmila's rectory by Rev Frank Hruby. The bride, daughter of William and Mrs Tomash of 1816 E Street SW, wore a navy suit with pink accessories and a pink corsage. the groom is son of Charles and Mrs Sumner of 2106 L Street SW. Attendants were Patricia Setenich and Donald Tomash. A three-tier wedding cake topped a reception at the bride's parents’ home. Sumner is employed by Penick and Ford.
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Marcella Marie Tomash
Robert Leslie Sumner
St. Ludmila’s
Frank Hruby
William Tomash
E Street
Charles Sumner
L Street
Patricia Setenich
Goodland, Minn
Donald Tomash
Mr. Sumner
Penick and Ford
Handkerchief Recitation Highlights Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
Miss Patty Gorman gave a recitation on The Handkerchief Tuesday evening at Beta Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi in the sorority rooms. Miss Doris Grubhoffer offered an invitation talk for eligible transfers to the exemplar chapter.
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Patty Gorman
Beta Iota
Beta Sigma Phi
Doris Grubhoffer
Mainbocher Show Delivers Rose Themed Spring Collection
Fashion Flash reports New York coverage with Mainbocher presenting a dress collection for spring and summer. Over 75 percent of the pieces are rose shades from pinks to reds. Notable novelties include dresses with tiny gold bell bands around hems and yokes, while trends emphasize balloon sleeves, ankle-length dinner dresses and all gold pinafores.
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New York
INS
Mainbocher
Secrets of Charm and Practical Dieting Advice for Women
A 1949 text advises women to develop charm through proportion, exercise, and diet. It promotes a test of bust, waist, and hips with practical steps to slim the waist and balance figures, plus skin care tips and varied carrot recipes for meals.
Carrot Cooking Tips From Over the Back Fence
Practical guidance on preparing carrots to boost vitamin A includes raw, boiled, glazed, fried, and baked methods. Tips cover water use, salt quantities, and pressure pan times, with serving ideas like creamed celery, peas, horseradish, and roasts.
Moore Sisters Pledged to Sigma Sigma Sigma at KSTC
Mary Lou Moore and Nancy Lee Moore daughters of Mr and Mrs W D Moore of 1909 Glenway Drive SE have been pledged to Sigma Sigma Sigma at Kansas State Teachers College Nancy Moore elected president of the pledging class in the same ceremony.partial details confirm campus sorority affiliation of two local residents.
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Mary Lou Moore
Nancy Lee Moore
W. D. Moore
Glenway Drive
Sigma Sigma Sigma Social Sorority
Kansas State Teachers College
Nancy Moore
Hair styling guidance for women wearing glasses
women who wear glasses should arrange their hair in soft waves styled back from the face covering the earpieces avoid styles that are too severe or too fussy
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