Women Leaders Highlighted By Cedar Rapids BPW Club
Mrs. C. J. Knickerbocker spoke on women in politics using Sen Margaret Chase Smith as a model and urged women to be themselves and use common sense. L. P. Boudreaux discussed price policies and free competition, noting a threat to Penick and Ford. Cedar Rapids BPW, now Iowa’s largest club with 238 members, hosted guests Mr and Mrs Robert C Safely and welcomed Issy Katharine Owen of Newton visiting two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Knickerbocker
Business and Professional Women's Club
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
L. P. Boudreaux
Penick and
Ford
Robert C
Issy
Katharine Qwen
Newton
Cedar Rapids
I. C. Church Circle Entertained At Luncheon
St Margaret's circle of Immaculate Conception church hosted a luncheon Wednesday in the Florentine room at the Roosevelt hotel. Fifty one guests sat at an L shaped table with roses and pink tapers. After lunch the group played contract bridge. Committee chair Mrs John F Baker was assisted by Paul W Berner, B G Broghammer, H C Barger, Robert De Bont and Richard F Bruch.
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I. C. Church
St Margaret's Circle
Immacuate Conception Church
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
John F Baker
Paul W. Berner
B G Broghammer
H C Barger
Robert de Bont
Richard F Bruch
Toastmistress Club Installs New Officers
The YMCA Toastmistress club installed new officers on Tuesday evening led by president Mrs. C C Kaldenberg and vice president Mrs J E Norrgard. Secretaries, treasurer, and chairmen were named, with Mrs Ray Cook serving as historian and Mrs H J Lamont as evaluator. retiring president Mrs Cook led the candlelighting ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
C C Kaldenberg
J E Norrgard
Carl Bowman
R. C Gultrap
W C Pickard
A J Mason
Kathryvn Ragan
Woodrow White
J Truman Young
Ray Cook
H J Lamont
Cook
Linn G O P Women Hear Krumboltz And Club Officers
Linn County Republican Women meet at Montrose hotel for January lunch. Dwight Krumboltz assistant city solicitor spoke on city government. Maude Krebs Imogen Emery presented a skit. Plans for a Des Moines field trip and state legislature visit announced. Mrs Knickerbocker outlined study groups on city government topics.
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Linn County Republican Women’s Club
Montrose
Dwight Krumboltz
Mass Maude Krebs
Imogen B. Emery
Charles Knickerbocker
Des Moines
Volunteer Circle of the King’s Daughters Desert Luncheon
The Volunteer circle of the King’s Daughters met Tuesday for a dessert luncheon at Mrs. Marvin Bishop’s home 1920 Johnson Avenue NW. The group sewed on a wool comforter for a needy family.
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The
King’s Daughters
Marvin Bishop
Johnson Avenue
Golden Jubilee Noted by Civic Service Club
Members of the Wednesday Social Club marked their golden jubilee with a luncheon at Wurster's tearoom. The event featured gold table appointments, old fashioned yellow rose nosegays, a candlelight ceremony for charter and former members, and tributes led by Mrs. Clarence Smith and Mrs. Hillerege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurster
A. W. Plock
Hugo Hillerege
W. F. R. Fair
Hillerege
Clarence Smith
J.S Arendts
Mrs. Johnson Returns From Des Moines Visit
Mrs. Harry S. Johnson of 1516 A venue NE returned from Des Moines after a three week stay visiting her father, Henry E. Wagner, in his home.
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Harry Johnson
Des Moines
Harry S. Johnson
Avenue NE
Henry E. Wagner
Hob litzells return from California visit
Mr and Mrs Adrian C Hoblitzell of 1922 First Avenue NE return Sunday from a month in California visiting family and friends. They were accompanied by Mr Hoblitzell s sister Miss Margaret Hoblitzell of St Joseph Missouri.
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Adrian C. Hoblitzell
First Avenue NE
California
Mr Hoblitzell
Margaret Hoblitzell
St. Joseph, Mo
Powderpuff Brigade at A C Gilbert plant in New Haven
In New Haven 300 women at the A C Gilbert Company perform complete locomotive assembly on miniature choo choos. The Huskies of a railroad roundhouse dismiss the idea yet these skilled workers handle all stages of production.
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New Haven, Conn
INS
A. C. Gilbert Company
New Haven
Tea Honors Dr. Koo at Coe College
A tea in the Voorhees hall parlor honored Dr T Z Koo of the University of Iowa after his final lecture on Chinese culture at Coe college. Townspeople who attended the semester course hosted the event with Mrs M R Warren Mrs Roy E Curray and Mrs John E Stansbury among the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koo
University of Iowa
Voorhees Hall
Coe College
M R. Warren
Roy E Curray
John E. Stansbury
Elizabeth Buchan Installed by Gold Star Mothers Club
Gold Star Mothers Club of Iowa chapter 1 installed new officers led by Elizabeth Buchan as president. The group named committee heads, reported donating to veterans hospitals, proposed aid for Knoxville veterans, and endorsed James H Schaffner for an honorable discharge as he nears end of life. Red Cross service reached 230 hours.
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Gold Star Matters
Iowa
Elizabeth Buchan
Beatrice Narber
Myrtle Titus
Marlon
Jane Rawson
Kathryn Ballou
Stella Burchard
Rith Eddy
Ida Bowers
Fannie Fliermanns
Winifred Murphy
Pauline Milligan
Sarah Paullin
Goldena Meyer
Haddvig McFaddin
Orpha Smith
Florence Shanahan
Lena Hagley
Ruth Field
Emma Anderson
Verda Stevens
Beatrice Reilly
Esther Thome
Edna Randall
Carolyn Williams
Ruth Whitters
Veterans Hospitals
Knoxville Veterans Hospital
James H Schaffner
Buffalo
N. Y
Red Cross
Mrs Tomas Celebrates 88th Birthday At Smith Home
Mrs Donald K Smith hosted an informal coffee at 1270 Second Avenue SE to honor her grandmother Mrs Anna Tomas on her 88th birthday. A small family dinner at the Smith home was planned for Wednesday evening to continue the celebration.
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Donald K Smith
Second Avenue SE
Anna Tomas
Smith
Tomas
Bonnie Petersen Wins Pan-Hellenic Poetry Contest
Bonnie J Petersen of 1409 Second Avenue SE won Coe College Pan-Hellenic poetry reading contest Tuesday. Her piece The Mountain Whippoorwill by Stephen Vincent Benet impressed judges Grace Douma Marvin Cone and Irving Churchill while representing Kappa Delta. Other competitors were Jeanette McInnes of Delta Delta Delta and Patricia Post of Chi Omega.
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Bonnie J Petersen
Second Avenue SE
Coe
Stephen Vincent Benet
Miss Petersen
Kappa Delta Sorority
Jeannette McInnes
Delta Delta Delta
Patricia Post
Chi Omega
Pan-Hellenic Council
Grace Douma
Marvin Cone
Irving Churchill
Wawatasee Camp Elects Officers At Meeting
Wawatasee Camp members met Monday to elect officers with Betty Clarke chosen president Hjordis Anderson vice president Jacqueline Shearer secretary Brenda Beneke treasurer and Marilyn Blessing Barbara Davis forming the telephone committee.
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Wawatasee
Betty Clarke
Hjordis Anderson
Jacqueline Shearer
Brenda Beneke
Marilyn Blessing
Barbara Davis
Angora Pussy Crochet Pattern 825 Offer
crochet pattern 825 for filet work with easy-to-follow charts and directions. Send 20 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept. 549 West Randolph Street Chicago IL. Include pattern number and your name and address.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
West
Randolph Street
Chicago
Linn Encampment Installs Officers
Linn Encampment 49 100 F installs new officers in a Monday ceremony led by District Deputy Grand Patriarch W. J. Fleisher and the Centennial Encampment of Marion. Ray B. Hamilton named chief patriarch with George Sheets as high priest and other officers including John J. Shannon senior warden and Joseph J. Janeba junior warden. Appointive officers Avery Goodenough Charles Kunz Charles Vantalge Walt Siebert George Miller Zenia Arnold Hans Krough H. G. Ellis Walter J. Neal installed.
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Charles Kunz
Inside Sentinel
Charles Vantalge
Outside Sentinel
Walt Siebert
George Miller
Zenia Arnold
Hans Krough
H. G. Ellis
Walter J. Neal
Tea Service Etiquette Note
A plate and fork should accompany cake when served with afternoon tea or coffee to ease handling and enjoyment. The guidance emphasizes proper table setting and the smooth experience of tea service.
Mrs. Truman To Wear Expensive Inaugural Dress
Washington dispatch notes First Lady will don a gown made from $315 worth of material designed by Mme Agasta Caudillo. Caudillo avoids quoting the price, saying Mrs. Truman is usually conservative about clothing costs and sometimes buys dresses off the rack.
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Washington
Harry Truman
Mme. Agasta Caudillo
Mrs. Truman
Truman-Barkley
Mme Agasta
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2Nd Ave
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Arthur Beurle
Toastmistress Club
Blanche Gray
Julia Hanna
Helen Morgan
Evelyn Keller
Lucy Sampson
Mary Ousiin
Pauline Cohn
Myrtle Shaw
Louise Hanus
Car Ime Miller
Iowa City
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Adrian C. Hoblitzells
Lawrence Welk
KCRG
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T. Z. Koo
Gold Star Mothers Club
D. E. Smith
Bonnie Petersen
Wawatasee Camp Fire
Carter Products, Inc
Park Pt
N.Y.C
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Mayfair
Companion O' Nite
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