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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1962
Page
8
New York report details how a Texas real estate operator used the Scientific Introduction Service to marry via IBM assisted matching. Dr. Eric Riss notes since 1956 they have 500 marriages with one divorce, citing education, finances, and communication as key factors in successful matches.
Four women's social groups at Cornell college pledged 20 coeds during second semester rushing. Pledges from Cedar Rapids area include Jan Barclay of West Liberty and Kathleen Morrissey of Mt. Vernon for Alpha Sigma Pi, Sondra Vogt of Homestead for Delta Phi, and Karen Klaus of Manchester for Kappa Theta.
A NBC produced documentary on Jacqueline Kennedy will air Sunday March 25 from 8 to 9 p.m. The program titled The World of Jacqueline Kennedy is approved by the White House and will cover her life from childhood in New York and East Hampton through her White House years, marriage, 1960 campaign, and a planned visit to India and Pakistan.
The Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs sponsored Vogue Pattern contest winners were announced in Independence. In the junior division Cheryl Coleman of Marion won first, Kathy Kuehl of Strawberry Point second, and Helen Becker of Olin third. In the adult division first went to Mrs. Wayne Meyer of Clinton, second to Mrs. Frederick Carlson of Decorah, and third to Mrs. Darlene Didsch of Winthrop. Judges were Mrs. Annita Cox, Mrs. Leo Grimmer, and Mrs. Glen Jannsen. Winners advance to the state level in April.
New York AP Mrs August Belmont age 79 hosts Met Opera children party for 250 youngsters in Guild clubroom. Stars and staff attend as guests and kids enjoy Punch and Judy, magician, organ grinder, and treats while Rudolf Bing and Laurel Hurley observe the scene with mixed feelings.
The Iota Epsilon chapter of Pi Omicron sorority watched a film about Abraham Lincoln during their Thursday dinner meeting at the Roosevelt hotel. Hostesses were Miss Josephine Zila and Miss Myrtle Vondracek assisted with arrangements.
March Better Homes & Gardens offers cake decorating tips for PTA parties and church bazaars. Professional advice shows simple trims to create spectacular cakes for home events and special occasions.
Miss Jerrie Cobb told the International Women's Space Symposium that the United States and women are capable of placing a woman in space now. She noted there are 12 women astronauts and said the program is not fixed yet but will come.
The Thursday Evening Duplicate at the Roosevelt hotel crowned winners Mrs. S. G. Blencoe, Keith Bean of Williamsburg, Chris Fedde, and Don Loop in the monthly masterpoint game.
Dr Molner advises against overbundling and wet playrooms as a reader asks about a daughter who lets her children run barefoot in diapers. He argues light clothing in mild weather is fine, shoes protect feet, and keeping kids soaked is unsanitary and poor training. He notes possible lowered resistance from chill and urges moderation.
The article cautions that frequent colds and earaches signal possible infections and future hearing issues. It stresses not to delay diagnosis, avoid casual dosing with aspirin or penicillin, and to focus on preventing illness rather than relying on home remedies. It also questions a woman’s access to penicillin for casual use.
The Daughters of the Nile ceremonial at the Embassy Club, originally set for Saturday afternoon, will be postponed to March 3. Lunch will be served at 12 45 with the ceremonial scheduled for 2.
Nu Phi Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Thursday evening in the sorority rooms and heard two programs. Miss Sharon Halvorson spoke on Qualities of Friendship and Miss Jean Davis spoke on Hair Styling and Care.
Beta Lambda chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha toured the police station Thursday evening and met afterward at Miss Lillian Mizena's home on 1905 Johnson Avenue NW. Co hosts were Mrs Arne Olson and Mrs David Snowton.
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