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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1937
Page
21
Edith Knox urges women to combat winter skin damage with baths and creams. She notes wind, sun, and indoor heat dry the skin and recommends bath oil, a glow enhancing cream, and a wind and weather lotion for face and hands to stay smooth during winter sports and cold days.
Clark Beems, once an official at the state reformatory in Anamosa, spoke Friday evening to the young married people’s class at the First Christian church. The event, held in the church parlors, featured a historical sketch by Claude Fruchey and hostesses Mrs. Harry Gabbert, Mrs. Leslie Zachies, and Mrs. G B. McMillan.
Anamosa church youth group elected Fred Scott president Wil lad Bauserman vice president and La Verne Miner secretary The President's birthday ball is planned for Friday at the K of P hall with Charles Niles chairing the committee Partners include Mrs Charles Cash M W Hanken Lloyd Lowry G B Kinser Cecil Farmer Mrs Frank Hart and local clubs Founders day and various club activities are listed including reviews Sun gatherings and bridge prizes across the Anamosa area.
North Liberty co hostesses Mrs Jessie Musgrave and Mrs D F Anderson entertained Cinderella club members on Thursday. Winners included Mesdames Margaret Weis Clara Cross Elmer Baker and William J Palmer. King's Heralds band of the Methodist church met Saturday with Grace Larew at the home of Mr and Mrs White Larew.
A long list of fraternal events includes initiation at Moose hall and a Modern Woodmen card party with prizes, door prizes, and games. Woodmen circle meets with noted guests Miss Blanche Eakin and Mrs Charlotte Scholz. Several lodges plan meetings, dinners and ceremonies at various halls with installations and Kensingtons.
Belle Plaine notes list multiple clubs meeting through the week with hostesses including Edith Lortsener Naomi Littles and C W Burnham. A wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Bert England with guests from Cedar Rapids and Salmon Idaho. A farewell party for the fire department book and ladder company marked ten years of service with toastmaster Chief Earl Byers and speakers.
Mrs Donahoe entertained the Royal Neighbor society at a bridge luncheon at her home on Thursday. Mrs Marguerite Lawler won the royal neighbor prize, with Mrs Iane Lawler taking first prize and Miss Catherine Murrin the consolation. February hostess will be Mrs Pearl Hannon.
The article advises protective cream or powder bases to guard the skin in overheated rooms and icy winds. It recommends upward outward finger movements to prevent sagging, heavy daytime protection with powder, oily lipstick for peeling lips, and thick night cream to preserve skin oil and youthfulness amid harsh conditions.
Numerous social events in Mount Vernon honor Mr and Mrs Andrew Baird who wed in December. Neighbors hosted a buffet supper, with gifts presented by Dr C L Rich. The town’s clubs and groups held dinners, lessons, and entertainment sessions from Ingleside to the Bracelet Girls and Camp Fire. A birthday observance and engagements mixed with community gatherings mark a season of activities for residents and guests, including plans for a coast party and a Founders day luncheon.
Trinity M E Church marks its fiftieth anniversary with a Monday evening program at 6 30 featuring a pot luck supper, speaker Dr F C Witzig man and group singing directed by Miss Retha Underhill. Division meetings and leadership course sessions are scheduled through the week at various homes and venues.
Miss Mayme D. McAndrews daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo McAndrews of Vinton and Waldo E Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Brooks of Dubuque will marry Thursday afternoon in St Patrick's rectory by Rev Patrick J O'Reilly The couple will depart for a short wedding trip and will reside in Iowa City Also noted is a Girl Scout council slate announced by Mrs Frederick D Francis and a luncheon in honor of visiting Town City guests Mrs Rollin Perkins II with attendees listed
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