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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1963
Page
6
The column notes fashion show results in New York showings with no drastic changes. It predicts Paris will set the next wave, while Americans hope for stability and new looks. The author privately warns of looming shifts and keeps a box of matches ready.
A beauty feature urges readers to try a fresh hair styling prompted by a color change. It highlights modern coloring techniques and the potential look lift for spring.
Mrs Charles Edwards of 1500 Oakland Road NE was honored at a stork shower Saturday evening hosted by Miss Linda Dalton of 2057 Eastern Blvd SE. Twelve guests attended including Carolyn Mueller Connie Woodburn both of Iowa City and Rosanne Holland of Minneapolis.
Forty members of the Los Amigos Saddle club held a toboggan party Saturday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country club then moved to the home of John W. Andries at 380 Red Fox road SE for dancing.
Local students missed Monday classes as Luana school officials canceled the day due to a faulty furnace. School administrators ordered shutdown to address heating failure and ensure safety.
Miss Judi Nemecek, bride elect of John L. Dolezal of Ely, was honored Sunday at a misc shower for 40 guests at ZCBJ hall. Hosts were her aunts Mrs. Charles John, Mrs. John Benn, and Mrs. Thomas Bena. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Nemecek of 51 Twenty second avenue SW.
Mrs. William Clifford of Denver a former Cedar Rapids resident and her brother Earl Kaiser of Chicago and Mrs. Norman Douglass of Madison Wis left Sunday evening after a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Pierce 1238 Fourth avenue SE. Mrs Clifford Mr Kaiser and Mr Pierce are cousins.
Mrs. Keith Sussell and her daughter Amy of Longmont Colorado visit Mrs. Sussell’s parents Mr. and Mrs. D A Jones at 5355 Holly Avenue NW. They will stay through January.
The St Mary Agnes circle of Immaculate Conception Church will hold a meeting on Wednesday at 12 30 in the Immaculata rooms. A pot luck luncheon will not be held.
New York fashion preview by 100 newswomen spotlights spring looks from Dior and Cassini. Dior's last collection rumored amid designer health issues. Cassini debuts budget line with wrinkle proving, weightless shifts and easy prices for upwardly mobile shoppers.
Dear reader, a patient with persistent foot blisters and itching reports three doctors found no contagion or fungus. Dr Molner advises not to shop for doctors but rely on a single skin specialist, who may refer to a major medical center if needed, and to stop unproven home remedies.
The speaker notes doctors often struggle with complex skin conditions and secondary irritations that mask the original issue. He argues for patience and careful assessment before pursuing treatments and wishes readers luck with their stubborn problems.
East Iowans will appear with the University of Iowa Symphony Band on Thursday at 8 in the Iowa Memorial Union for its annual mid-winter concert. Performers include Betsy Meyer Calmar Judy Gruneswald Daniel Jones Barbara Mann Mary Novak Keith Wader Ernest Geeres Chester Schmitz Patricia Carney Gary Huxford William Kaiser George Mellett William Orth Betty Sue Whitser John Wilmeth Jerry Warner Dennis Winegarden Evan Garrett James Hemingway Roger Beermann Sara Westerfield George Foy Richard Holtz and more from across Iowa.
Dr. George S. Duggar political science professor at the University of Pittsburgh and former San Francisco city planner will lecture at Coe College from Wednesday to Friday under Murray Seasongood Good Government Foundation. He shares the platform with Roy Wilkins and the discussion is co sponsored by the Council of Human Relations.
Camp Fire Oki O daka members elected Kathleen Cummings as president Patty Thorington as vice president Joni Bush as secretary Mary Ann Brant as treasurer and Carol Westemeier as scribe Friday at the home of Mrs Ivan Cummings 102 Fortieth Avenue NW confirming leadership for the group.
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