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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1965
Page
4
The second day of fall previews shows designers wrapping models in heavy coverings from head to toe. Jersey hoods, high collars, and cachecous neck hides dominate over short silhouettes while opulent furs and long jeweled scarves mark the season's expensive, dramatic looks.
Lilly Dadhe promotes heat producing furs at bargain prices and stylish yarns. Squirrels, muskrats, and rabbits gain prestige with dye and embroidery. Oleg Cassini stages couture from Paris with minimal décolletage while Elinor Simmons outfits Malcomb Starr house in jewel heavy gowns. Betty Carols Mam selle line features smocked and pleated pieces.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Denison of Largo Florida arrived Wednesday for a visit with Mr and Mrs William Crissman at 1349 Norwood Drive SE Cedar Rapids. The Denisons are the Crissmans aunt and uncle and will remain in Cedar Rapids until July 17.
Lynda Johnson joined about 15 people for a seven hour raft trip on the Snake River in Grand Teton National Park Wyoming. The excursion covered roughly 20 miles.
Mr and Mrs N P Luginbill of Glen Ellyn Illinois and their family will be weekend guests in the home of Mrs F J Jennings at 638 Thirty first street SE.
Washington AP Catholic Archbishop O Boyle defends Father Montgomery s conditional baptism of Luci Johnson amid debate over her re baptism in the Catholic Church. He upholds the priest s right to decide after considering all circumstances while noting the White House cited Luci s personal wish for re baptism.
US Miss Universe and Miss USA tour Brazil visiting gem shops in Rio de Janeiro. They view aquamarines and topazes while chaperoned by Phillip Bottfeld and Mrs Robinson amid crowds and marriage proposals.
Mr. and Mrs. Norvel Cox arrived from Detroit for a five day visit at 3649 Lynbrook drive NE, Uncle Fester dabble in black magic listed for 7:30 Friday night on KCRG TV 3.
Ninety one women golfed at Elmcrest with F Gerald Johnson as 18 hole medalist and William Redmond as other medalist. Low net flight winners named. At Twin Pines, 117 guests played with Mrs David Loupee as medalist and multiple flight winners led by Mrs Donald Roberts. Bridge and social hostesses noted with several prize details and team results.
The Rev. and Mrs. John E. Pallas of Long Island New York were feted at a surprise party Wednesday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Steve T. Karras at 1338 J avenue NE. Co-hosts were Mr. and Mrs. William Faches. Thirty five choir members attended, tied to the Pallas family’s past pastorate at St. John's Hellenic Orthodox Church. The family stayed at the Montrose hotel during their visit.
Mr and Mrs Charles Moel of Coralville returned from Las Vegas where they attended the June 26 wedding of Miss Frankie Wright of Los Angeles and Vernon J Ulch son of the Leo Alches of Los Angeles formerly of Cedar Rapids The Moels also visited their daughter and son in law the Robert lanes stationed at Nellis air force base Nevada
Winners of the Mitchell movement are listed as first north-south Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Hoenk of Iowa City and second Mrs. H. M. Hines with C. Clarke Foster, also of Iowa City. In the east west section first went to Mrs. Howard Green and Clayton Mossman, with Harlan King and Clyde Nowlin taking second.
Promotes Lemon Jelwyn as a lemon type skin freshener claiming cleansing bleaching and pore unclogging effects. Then says it treats yellowness of hands and neck tones complexion removes oil and adds shine to hair after shampoo. Describes it as a luxury skin cleanser used by beautiful women.
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