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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1949
Page
25
ANAMOSA Mr and Mrs John Weers announce the engagement of their daughter Lorna to Mattis Templeman son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Pauli of Olin. No wedding date is announced.
New York AP report notes fear shapes child development as a blessing and a challenge for parents. Dr Helen Ross calls for balanced guidance, urging calm, wise parenting to manage anxiety while fostering courage in young children.
An advertising blurb promotes the most beautiful dress in pattern 4873 with a two part sophistication design and swallowtail pep lum. It lists sizes 14 15 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42 and fabric yardage for size 16, plus pattern prices and ordering from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept Chicago. The notice urges sending 25 cents for the pattern and 15 cents for the Winter Pattern Book, with free hosiery case pattern offers.
Dr. Ross, University of Chicago educator and psychoanalyst, counsels parents to guide children away from danger without instilling crippling fear. She notes fears are learned from parents and reassured children recover quickly from scares with a kiss or smiles.
Merna L Hemphill and Donavan Kram married last Sunday at Mills Methodist Church in Troy Mills. Rev Ivan Kramer of Cedar Rapids and Rev Clyde Scott of Walker officiated. Attendants included Ruth Stimson of Coggan and Eugene Ander son of Stacyville. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace yoke and carried a white Bible with pink roses. Ushers were Richard Shaffer.
Cedar Rapids and Ernest Zimpfer of Walker exchanged vows in a church ceremony. A reception followed in the church parlors. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside in Troy 900. Women began wearing darker hose in 1948 with new favorites in brown black and navy.
Camp Fire and Blue Bird leaders plus Horizon club sponsors from the southwest city section will hold a Tuesday gathering to discuss activities and coordination. The event seeks regional collaboration among youth organizations and local sponsors.
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