Kilgore Installed as President of Women’s National Press Club
Margaret A. Kilgore of United Press International was installed as president of the Women’s National Press Club in Washington in a ceremony with 500 guests. Former president Gerri Van der Heuvel handed over the gavel, and notable attendees included Mrs. Lyndon Johnson, Perle Mesta, and Betty Furness. Kilgore’s career spanned UPI bureaus in Columbus Newark and Trenton before joining the Washington staff.
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UPI
Margaret A. Kilgore
United Press International
Women’s National Press Club
Lincoln
Congress
Newspaper World
Miss Kilgore
Maggie
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Perle Mesta
Betty Furness
Julius Frandsen
Columbus
Ohio
Newark
N. J
State House
Trenton
Gerri van der Heuvel
Newhouse
Paul Revere
North American Newspaper Alliance
Susanna McBee
Life Magazine
Jean White
Washington Post
Vonda Bergman
Vermont
Isabelle Shelton
The
Washington Star
Wallhillau Lahay
Scripps-Howard
Carolyn Bennett Patterson
National Geographic Magazine
Maggie Kilgore
Women's National Press Club
Newhouse News Service
Joseph Clark
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Capitol Bill
Two Showers Honor Miss Margaret White
Miss Margaret White daughter of Mr and Mrs John Charles White of 1513 Third Avenue SE was honored at two miscellaneous showers this week Mrs Walter Hill hosted a shower for 15 guests at 4292 Zeman Drive SE on Wednesday evening A supper and shower was given Tuesday by Miss Karen Krejer cohosted by Miss Linda Hilley for ten guests Miss White will marry Patrick Voelkel of Belleville Illinois on July 27.
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Margaret White
John Charles White
Third Avenue SE
Walter Hill
Zeman Drive
Karen Krejer
Thirty-third Street
Linda Hilley
Miss White
Patrick Voelkel
Belleville
Ill
Linen Shower Honors July 27 Bride Elect Susan Zobac
Mrs. Lester Zobac hosted a linen shower for Miss Susan Zobac bride elect of Dennis Draker. Co hosted by Mrs. Lumir Zobac, the event drew 20 guests. Susan Zobac is daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Zobac.
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Lester Zobac
Thirty-third Street
Susan Zobac
Dennis Draker
Charles Drakers
Center Street
Lumir Zobac
Miss Zobac
Frank Zobacs
Karen Drive
Snoring Relief Through Exercise and Devices
A report in Up To Date notes that about 20 million Americans snore mainly married men. British researchers find jaw and throat exercises reduce noise. a pencil and tongue drill is suggested before bed. Numerous gadgets exist from chin straps to alarm pillows and bed restraints. some spouses rely on earplugs to cope.
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Miss Ames
U.S
Rumors Circle London’s Claremont Club Closing
The Smart Set notes London chatter that the Claremont club atop Annabel's may shut its doors amid waning business. Beside, Annabel's remains robust with elites such as Onassis and Kennedy Smith attending parties, while Penelope Tree and David Bailey head to New York.
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London
Claremont
Annabel’s
Berkeley Square
U.S
France
Italy
John Aspinall
Claremont Club
Suzy
Howell movement winners named at Welty-Way bridge
Mrs John Stamy and Keith Hanson won first place in the Howell movement at Welty-Way Thursday evening. Second went to Mrs Clarence Mainer and Mrs Vernon Hendryx. A winner's game is scheduled Sunday at 1 30 p m at Welty-Way followed by a master point game at 6 30 p m.
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John Stamy
Keith Hanson
Howell
Welty-Way
Clarence Mainer
Vernon Hendryx
Want ads seek sellers for items you want
A classified notice invites readers to place want ads to connect with sellers for desired items. Call 369 1234 for listings and arrangements.
Abby Advice on Wills and Personal Boundaries
Dear Abby answers a reader about trusts to protect a daughter’s inheritance from a spendthrift husband. She suggests a trust arrangement so the daughter alone can draw proceeds. Other letters cover ending a four month romance and setting boundaries for privacy, with Abby offering blunt, practical guidance.
Women golfers crown champions in varied flights
Mrs. Robert Hotchkiss led 18 hole play as medalist and championship flight winner with Mrs. Joe Cohn taking the championship flight. Flight A went to Mrs. William D. Travis and Flight B to Mrs. William R. Happel, with low putts to Mrs. John Kehrer. Nine hole medalist honors went to Mrs. Ted Ruffin. Other winners included Mrs. Sam Cohn A and Mrs. Burdine B. Lattner B, Mrs. Norman Kessler C, and Mrs. John Bryant D. Seventeen additional players and guests filled the day with birdies and long drives. Next week features the first guest day with signups at the clubhouse.
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Robert Hotchkiss
William D. Travis
William R. Happel
John Kehrer
Ted Ruffin
Joe Cohn
Sam Cohn
Burdine B. Lattner
Norman Kessler
Bill Schwitzer
Harold Layher
Viola ‘Schenken
Arlo Meyer
James Birkett
Vern Flint
Stephen Spence
Jim Fagan
Richard Jenkins
Charles Hawk
Donald
Cy Carpenter
Leland Burns
A. L. Hansen
Stanley Huff
A. F. Clauss
Nevin Nichols
Clarence Mainer
Joseph Best
David Etienne
Ed Mumford
George Cammack
Edsell McMickle
Father of Debutante Agrees to See Runaway Pair
London AP report says William Harries, a 62 year old banker, offered to permit 16 year old Jayne Harries to marry her 23 year old elopement partner Javin Hodge if he can meet them and be assured of their happiness. He had threatened to make Jayne a ward of the court.
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London
William Harries
Portugal
Jayne Harries
Javin Hodge
Harries
Jayne
Secret Marriage Announced In Albuquerque
Mrs. Harvey Spading of Victor Iowa announces the secret marriage of her daughter Rosemarie Elaine to Daniel William Cowan of Austin Texas. The ceremony occurred June 1 at Our Lady's Catholic church with Miss Hedi Gairey and Walter Leeper in attendance. The bride studied at Iowa New Mexico and Texas universities and is employed by the University of Texas. The groom also attended Texas and is a student at the University of New Mexico. They will reside in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Harvey Spading
Victor
Iowa
Rosemarie Elaine
Daniel William Cowan
Austin
Texas
J. R. Cowan
San Antonio
Our Lady’s Catholic Church
Hedi Gairey
Walter Leeper
University of Iowa
University of New Mexico At
University of Texas
University of New Mexico
Women’s Rights Group Needs Man at Meeting
In New York a National Organization for Women meeting faced heat as air conditioning failed and volunteers opened windows to cool the room. A handyman was called to close the windows and restart cooling. Visitors from Houston, Mr. Gordon Griswold and his wife, arrived to visit Sidney Griswold’s family.
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Women’s Rights Group
New York
National Organization For Women
N.O.W
Midtown Manhattan
Gordon Griswold
Houston
Texas
Mr. Griswold
Mrs
Sidney Griswold
I ‘Avenue
Lynda Sue Duffy Returns for Family Vacation at Okoboji
Miss Lynda Sue Duffy daughter of Mr and Mrs Delmer Duffy of 1207 Sioux drive NW arrived home Thursday from Newark New Jersey to vacation with her family at Arnold's Park at Lake Okoboji A color special on the making of The Devil's Brigade airs Friday at 6 30 PM on KCRG TV Channel 9
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Delmer Duffy
Sioux Drive
Newark
N.J
Arnold’s Park
Lake Okoboji
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
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