Best Dressed List Honors Queen Elizabeth in Fashion
Queen Elizabeth II tops fashion notes in EW York as she earns fourth place on the Dress Institute list. Duchess of Windsor and Mrs. Winston Guest place high, while Mrs. Paley leads, with Countess Crespi and Audrey Hepburn among notable entrants. Missing Grace of Monaco and other stars noted. City Council hosts style show-card party for United Cerebral Palsy Center. Proceeds go to the center. Mrs. John Lynch chairs the event.
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New York Dress Institute
Duchess of Windsor
Winston Guest
Lacey Cochrane
Boston
Princess Margaret
Duchess of Kent
William Paley
Columbia Broadcasting System
Uncle Sam
Queen Elizabeth's Court
Consuela Crespi
Home
New York
Consuela O'Connor
Elesenhower
Clare Boothe Luce
Dress Institute
Paley
Guest
Miss Hepburn
Ford
Countess Crespi
Vicomtesse de Ribes
Ars
Hancroft
Miss Colbert
Count Bismarck
Harrison Williams
Countess Bismarck
Farone
Count Edward von Bismarck
Paris
Panther Streen
Hollywood
Marlene Dietrich
Irene Yunne
Rosalind Russell
Princess Grace of
Monaco
Grace Relly
Prince Rainier
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Francis Pidik
First Street
Eagles Club
Ta Pn
United Cerebral Palsy Center
John Lynch
Sia
Mildred Kupka
Couture
Queen Elizabeth II
William R. Hearst, Jr
Welcome Wagon Meeting Highlights at Al Bishops
The Welcome Wagon Mothers club gathered Thursday evening at Al Bishop's cafeteria. Miss Kay Perkins spoke on interior decor rating. New member Mrs Charles Scheer of 136 Seventeenth street SW attended.
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Welccome Wagon Mothers Club
al Bishop
Kay Perkins
Charles Scheer
Seventeenth Street SW
Grafft Family Returns From Florida Vacation
Mr and Mrs Date Grafft and daughters Fran and Dayle return to 226 Mound avenue SE after a two week vacation in Indian Rocks Florida. They arrived home Tuesday from Indian Rocks Beach Florida.
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Dale Grafft
Florida
Date Grafft
Fran
Dayle
Mound Avenue SE
Lome
Indian Rucks
Fla
Sally Reitz Weds Blaine Gibson in New Year’s Eve Methodist Ceremony
Sally Reitz daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Reitz married Blaine Gibson son of Mr and Mrs Reginald Gibson at a New Year’s Eve double ring ceremony in a Methodist church. Rev Kenneth Harden officiated. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a pink carnation bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor James Carstensen and bridesmaids Beverly Luke Barbara Luke and Marjorie Jamison. Best man Jerry Melberg with groomsmen Rodney Willilers Douglas Take aul Dun Griswold Usher Nick Homan and Eugene Rahnsen. Reception for 150 followed. The couple plan to reside in Wreming. The bride is with Northwestern Bell in Cedar Rapids. the groom with Clinton Machine in Maquoketa. BLUE BIRD OFFICERS elected Pam Current president others named.
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Wyoming
Sally Reitz
Ernest Reitz
Blaine Gibson
Reginald Gibson
Kenneth Harden
Janice Huggins
Kathrice
James
James Carstensen
Beverly Luke
Cedar Rapids
Barbara Luke
Marjorie Jamison
Sandy Smith
Center
Jerry Melberg
Rodney Willilers
Douglas
Aul Dun Griswold
Marshalltown
Nick Homan J
Oxford Junction
Eugene Rahnsen
Wreming
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Gibson
Clinton Blachine
Maguoketa
Streamliner OT SELLA WRITE Laundering Rugs Advice
After laundering braided rugs, avoid full drying. While damp, spread them on the floor and press flat to prevent shrinkage and bulges.
Massachusetts Woman First in Army Reserve
Miss Frances Ann Tacoboni, 20, of Leominster, is sworn into the Women's Army Corps as a private under a new army medical specialist program. She attends Framingham State Teachers College, will receive 232 monthly with allowances, and upon graduation will become a second lieutenant dietitian on a minimum three year duty term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frances Ann Tacoboni
Leominster
United States
Army Reserve
Tacoboni
Women's Army Corps
Framingham State Teachers College
Army Medical Specillst Corps
Junior Thomas Following in Lowells Steps in Africa Adventure
Dorothy Roe reports on Tay Thomas wife of explorer Lowell Thomas Jr and their children continuing the family legacy. Lowell Jr describes early travel with his father including a 1954 Africa and Middle East trip in a self piloted airplane.
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Dorothy Roe
York
Tay Thomas
Lowell, Thomas, Jr
Thomas
Lowell
Lowell Thomas
Tay
Lowell, Jr
Anne
Lowell IH
Africa
Middle East
Himalaya Mountains
Air Force
South America
U.S. Navy
Enthusiasms of Child Should Be Aided by Parent
The piece argues parents should support and share in a child’s enthusiasms even when adult interests differ. It stresses not stifling curiosity while guiding zeal to allow other tasks to proceed, and to help children channel their enjoyment constructively.
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Fred
Svoboda Stamps Spark Family Television Party
A gathering honors Fred Svoboda who avidly collects stamps amid wartime tales on DEW line defense and Arctic reporting. The evening blends stamps, air force life, and a lesson on sustaining child enthusiasm for hobbies and learning.
Queen of a Day Named For Polio Victim at Warm Springs
Jane Floyd a 21 year old Columbus Georgia polio survivor was crowned at Warm Springs Friday but remained in a wheelchair. Her baby Carol born Sept 17 by cesarean section survives as Jane vows to regain some independence and someday hug her child. Her husband Robert Floyd wheels her through the ceremony as nurses note his smile.
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Warm Springs
Patrician McCormick
Jane Floyd
Georgia Warn Springs
Jane
Columbus, Ga
Fitzgerald School
Georgia
Robert Floyd
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Sal
National Foundation For
Baby Carol
Engagements And Weddings Across Communities
Chelsea The Tama Methodist church will host the marriage of Miss Maryann Nekola and Fred Dolash at 9 a.m. January 13. In Hopkinton, Dorothy Ryan and Richard Murray plan to wed in Omaha at St. Peter’s church. Earlville records Ruth Gibbs and Roy Frericks’s wedding after Gibbs teaches in Hopkinton. Frericks works for Walnut Grove and the Hopkinton Creamery. The couple will reside in Dyersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Tama Methodist Church
Maryann Nekola
Charles Nekola
Fred Dolash
Jund Mus
Albert Dolash
Hopkinton
Raymond Ryan
Omaha
Dorothy
Richard Murray
Ray Murray
Ruth Mary Gibbs
Celious Gibbs
Roy Frericks
Edward Frericks
Pyersville
St. Joseph's Church
Oiumwa Heights College
Hopkinton Public School
Frericks
Walnut Grove Company
Hopkinton Coverative Creamery Company
Dyersville
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Mrs. Paley
Audrey Hepburn
Henry Ford
Michigan
Vicomtesse Dacqueline de Ribes
Claudette Criberi
Hallywood
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
Red
Countess of
U.S
Bancroft, Jr
William Woodward
Epsilon Sigma
Welcome Wagon Group
Blue Bird
Bright-Eyed
Flue Bird Group
Pam
Colleen Freeman
Leslie Tschopp
Linda Tschopp
Martha Martin
Mrs
Massachusetts
Sheryl Johnson
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Sally Cleaver
Forest Drive
Cornelia Montgomery
Linden Drive
Mary Kesler
Johanson
Stoward
Woman's Relief Corps
Edith Boquot
Memorial Coliseum
Margaret Beastrom
Ethel Hansen
Josephine Kuba
Nellie Pitcher
Pearl Elder
Mary Judd
Katherine St. Geralmain
Jennie Thompson
Mary Kness
Elizabeth Freeman
Vava Moplins
Millie Osborne
Lillie Schmidt
Anna Novotny
Marie Garrell
Margaret Boustrom
Nervilla Ellis
Junior Thomas
Frances Americana
London
Britain
Blackpool
England
Vobodas
Venezuela
Morocco
Australia
Madagascar
U. S
Arctic
Young Thomas
Filmer Svoboda
North Pale
Higley Avenue
Judy Worhing
Guttenberg
Alice Hadacek
South Bend
Ind
George
Hadaceks
Tracr
John J
Hlavaceks
John A. Hlava
Lloyd Lovein
Stan
Lowell Thomas, Jr
Earlville
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Kenwood
Katty
Second Street
Killian
Killian’s Towns
Inivs Arcade
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