Julie Nixon Eisenhower Ready To Vote At Twenty One
Julie Nixon Eisenhower will turn 21 on Saturday and says voting is the biggest change. She guided tourists through the White House offering a personal view including the secret staircase and a fond memory of President Nixon’s study fire. Julie and her husband David Eisenhower may choose Pennsylvania as their voting residence, and she praises her father’s presidency while sharing several White House anecdotes.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower
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Awe at House Stay Sparks Summer Joy
Julie and her husband occupy a third floor bedroom for the summer and she says she never gets over the awe of the view and experience.
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Shower to Honor Miss Donna Brecht
Mrs. David Seszer of Fairfax hosts a 2 Sunday miscellaneous shower for bride-elect Donna Brecht at 625 Eighth Street SE. Co-hostess Mrs. Lester Snell with 14 guests, honoring Brecht daughter of Melvin and Mrs. Brecht of Marengo and fiancée Jon Divishek son of the Divisheks Cedar Rapids route two.
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Fairfax
Donna Brecht
Eighth Street SE
Jon Divishek
Joseph Divisheks
Route Two
Cedar Rapids
Lester Snell
Miss Brecht
Melvin Brechts
Marengo
Women golfers at Ellis Park host event winners named
Medalist honors went to Miss Nancy Bailey and Mrs. Tom Merryman. Group winners included Mrs. Marvin Martin, Mrs. Arthur Redel, Mrs. Richard Hack, and Mrs. Joseph Severa. Guest medalist was Mrs. Leland Burns with several other guests noted. After Five Ralliers led flight results with top placements and twenty eight participated.
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Ellis Park
Nancy Bailey
Tom Merryman
Marvin Martin
Arthur Redel
Richard Hack
Joseph Severa
Max Hollingsworth
Ray Schoeben
Don Ament
Carl Bolvant
Joe Marsh
Stanley Jandik
Carole McGraw
Hal Trosky
Growth of women golfers in Cedar Rapids explained
The piece notes a sharp rise in women playing golf in Cedar Rapids with 366 women participating across Squaw Creek Elmcrest Twin Pines and Indian Creek on a recent women’s day. It mentions league play, par three groups, rain delays and hopeful weather for the holiday weekend. It also covers a summer music program for third graders at several Cedar Rapids schools and a beauty course for recruits at Fort McClellan plus fashion trends returning to feminine gowns.
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Twin Pines
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Tricia Nix Hints at White House Visit by Charles and Anne
London AP report notes Tricia Nix on Thursday expressed a wish to invite Prince Charles and Princess Anne to visit the White House and tour America as goodwill ambassadors. She avoided timing details and reflected on Charles's investiture with praise for his poise and potential as king.
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Knodle and Seeber Lead Howell Movement Bridge Winners
Duplicate Bridge results list Mr. and Mrs. John Knodle taking first in the Wednesday morning Howell movement, with Mrs. Jo Marie Seeber and John Butcher second. Wednesday evening at the YWCA, Mrs. A. J. Less and Max Fisher won first, followed by Mrs. Edward J. Hanna and Mrs. Ralph Rohrbach in second. In the novice Howell, Mines claimed first, Ross Wilson and George Jenkins second, while Mrs. Robert Widger and Bert Champlin were top in another pairing.
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George Jenkins
Robert Widger
Bert Champlin
How Do You Look Sleeve Interest May Aid Dress
Edith Head advises sleeve interest as a fashion fix for plain cocktail dresses. Suggestions include lace cuffs frills trimming the sleeve bottoms and future fall trends featuring lace beading fringe and bands of fur.
Rub Game with Sage Adds Flavor to Roasts
A northern kitchen note suggests rubbing wild game and fowl including rabbit venison pheasant and duck with sage before roasting to enhance aroma and taste. The tip reflects traditional herb use in meat preparation.
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