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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1944
Page
1
A concise readable book explaining social conduct for everyday life, presented as practical psychology. It emphasizes understanding manners, rapport, and advantageous interaction skills for the average reader.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Harriett Moffitt daughter of Mr and Mrs W Cah on July 10 at 7 pm in San Getar. Pastor Herm Frencken of St Marys church in Micsville officiated the double ring ceremony attended by Miss Mary Carol Plattenburger and Richard Zenishek. The bride works for LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing. Sgt Zenishek reports to Fort Jackson South Carolina. The Four and Seven Reading club met with host Mrs Harley Bruce at 1011 Memorial Drive SE and will gather next at Mrs Jack Katzs home.
A critique of Victoria Lincoln's Grandmother and the Comet noting Lincoln's deft, economical writing and autobiographical touches. The reviewer praises stories like Late Afternoon of a Nymph and All Losses Restored, lauds The Birthday Party for its warmth, and urges a longer novel from Lincoln.
Associate professor Wen dell White of the University of Minnesota writes a clear guide to harmonious living and manners. He argues good manners ease relations, encourage self worth, and bias toward change and shared effort, with examples and quotable lines to shape thought and action.
Betty Winn daughter of Mr and Mrs James P Winn of 165 East Avenue NE will report July 24 in Washington DC for a two weeks training course before overseas duty. A Coe College graduate and Alpha Gamma Delta member she has worked with USO in North Chicago and taught in Davenport prior to USO service.
A committee of business girls organizations will meet at Club One-9-Teen Monday at 8 p.m. to discuss offering memberships in the youth recreation center for working women to use One-9-Teen facilities one evening or two per week. Helen Shields of Collins Radio chairs the panel and will present recommendations to the club’s executive board.
Mrs E E Youtzy, a recent bride, was honored by Mrs George Youtzy and Mrs Woodrow White with a bridal shower. The Glow room of the Gas company hosted the Tuesday evening event, attended by eighty guests with games and refreshments.
Seven children organized a neighborhood carnival last week at 427 Twenty sixth Street SE, netting 3.05 for Schick General Hospital in Clinton. Participants included Virginia Melsha and others, with Jan Hus lodge officers installed by District Deputy Grand Master Joseph J. Janeba. Catherine M. Adams returns to Oxford to teach at Miami University.
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