Parties Honor Miss Cooper and John Culver
NAL pre nuptial parties are given this week for Miss Ann Thon Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Stewart A Cooper and her fiancé First Lt John Chester Culver son of Mr and Mrs William C Culver. The couple will wed Sunday at Cedar Christian church at 4 p m. A bridal shower honored the bride elect with blue tapers spring flowers and bridal dolls. Eighteen guests attended. A patio dinner will honor the couple with hosts including the Cooper and Culver families. A miscellaneous shower will be hosted by Cedar Christian Women’s Fellowship with aqua and white decorations and a bachelor dinner for the groom to be. Out of town guests include Samuel S Robinson and Bill Fenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Thon Cooper
Stewart A. Cooper
Twelfth St
John Chester Culver
William C. Culver
Woodland Drive
Cedar Christian Church
Leslie Grigg
Priscilla Grigg
First Ave. NW
Cooper
Mrs. Culver
Miss Cooper
Lt. Culver
Donald Bye
Blake Terrace
Robert C. Fletcher
Beverave
Jerry Heintze
St. NE
Neal Weaver
Gues
Samuel S. Robinson
Providence
R.I
Bill Fenton
Iowa City
Ralph A. Pratt
Nineteenth St. NW
Russell Pratt
Barbara Pealer
Browns Return Home From Six Week Abroad Trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brown of 163 Thompson Drive SE returned Tuesday from a six week journey abroad that included the Brussels World’s Fair and a tour of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brown
Thompson Drive
Brussels’ World's Fair
England
Dr James M Knox Returns From West
Dr James M Knox of 517 Knollwood Drive SE returned Tuesday from a three week visit in the West. The trip included a stop in Tucson Arizona and a visit with his son in law and daughter Capt William Knickerbocker of Idaho Falls Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Knox
Knollwood Drive
Tucson
Ariz
William Knickerbocker
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Mrs Ware Ends Two Week Salt Lake City Visit
Mrs Charles Ware of Salt Lake City departed Thursday after a two week stay with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Donald S Barry at 644 Twenty ninth Street Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ware
Salt Lake City
Donald S. Barry
Twenty-ninth St
First Twilight Golf Opens Season at Elmcrest Friday
The Elmcrest Golf and Country Club hosts the first twilight golf event of the season on Friday. Mr and Mrs Hal Totten are named chairmen, guiding the event planning and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmcrest
Elmcrest Golf and Country Club
Hal Totten
Iowa Girl Forges Babysitting Position With Pat Boone
IRWIN Iowa 17 year old Judy Plumb left town to babysit Pat Boone and his four daughters. Her mother arranged the job after reading Boone’s family needs article. Boone plans a California movie in August and may take Judy to care for the children. Judy is a high school graduate aiming for college and teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Judy Plumb
Irwin
Pat Boone
The
Gazette
Boone
Judy
Francis Plumb
California
Irwin Community High School
Judy Makes Sports Debut For School Recreation
The article notes 36 students and describes Judy playing basketball and softball for recreation. Her mother expresses pride saying it’ll be an experience for Judy and that she is a sensible girl who enjoys life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Miss Dawn Schuldt Engaged Bride Elect For Russell Thompson
Dawn Schuldt of Charles City is the Sunday bride elect of Russell Thompson. A miscellaneous shower was held Tuesday evening at St. James Methodist Church with hostesses from the Women's Society of Christian Service. Schuldt is the daughter of Rev and Mrs Arthur Schuldt of 1412 Ellis Blvd NW. Thompson is the son of Mrs John Thompson of Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Schuldt
Russell Thompson
Charles City
St. James Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Miss Schuldt
Arthur Schuldt
Ellis Blvd
Mr. Thompson
John Thompson
Hetheringtons Leave for St Louis After Visit
Mr and Mrs Thomas C Hetherington departed for their St Louis home after a two day visit at the home of Mr and Mrs David M Clark 2867 Seely Ave SE Mrs Hetherington and Mrs Clark are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Hetherington
St. Louis
David M. Clark
Seely Ave
Hetherington
Mrs. Clark
Garter fad links chemise style to Tiffany jewelry line revival
New York reports a chemise skirt trend boosts two businesses on Fifth Avenue. Tiffanys plans jeweled garters costing up to 12000 dollars, while Hortense Hewitt’s garter factory churns 25000 dozen annually. The piece ties fashion, history, and a sense of luxury to fall 1958 sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Fifth Avenue
Tiffany’s
Hortense Hewitt
England
Order of the Garter
Graduates Face Bigger Headaches And Greater Success
Spring crop of college graduates faces higher odds of success but tougher challenges says educators. Dr Grayson Kirk of Columbia University urges brains and character in leaders as Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange notes coeds will juggle budgets savings and planning for the future while supporting husbands and families amid modern business tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Cedar Rapids Women Attend Iowa Church Women Meeting
Twenty five Cedar Rapids women will travel to Ames for the United Church Women of Iowa annual state meeting at Iowa State College Sunday through Tuesday. Registration is Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Memorial Union with workshop leader Mrs. E D Holvenstot and several Cedar Rapids delegates including Mrs J Clyde Lick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
United Church Women of Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Memorial Union
E. D. Holvenstot
J. Clyde Lick
Square Dancing Party At Camp Fire Leader’s Home
The O Ki Ci Ya Pi Camp Fire group held a square dancing party Wednesday at leader Mrs Jerome Gongwer’s home 3104 Waveland drive NW. Refreshments were served to 12 girls present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Gongwer
Waveland Drive
Sixty Golfers Play in Women’s Day at Ellis Park
Fifty nine women golfers played on a Wednesday at Ellis Park. Prizes awarded for low putts on holes one and seven. Winners across A to D groups were Mines, R W Esslinger, Donald Duncan, Melvin Kropnenske and Robert Cramer. Mrs Donald Herman was medalist. A luncheon at Shorewood preceded a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Mines
R. W. Esslinger
Donald Duncan
Melvin Kropnenske
Robert Cramer
Donald Herman
Shorewood
Two King's Daughters Circles Have Meetings
Two circles of the King's Daughters held meetings on Wednesday. The Willing Workers Circle shared its annual picnic dinner at Mrs. Duane Johnson’s Atkins home with Mrs. Charles Semrud assisting. Officers installed: Paul Hedge president. R. E. Williams vice president. Russell Bowlus secretary. Robert Wright treasurer. W. L. Struve representative. devotions by Mrs. Struve. Bible study by Mrs. Johnson. Guests included Mrs. William Hinrichsen, Mrs. David Tower, and Betty Cox. The Irene Douglas circle hosted a luncheon at Elmcrest Golf and Country Club. Mrs. John Stevenson of Long Beach, California, was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s +amr
Duane Johnson
Atkins
Charles Semrud
Alven VanHorn
Paul Hedge
R. E. Williams
Russell Bowlus
Robert Wright
W. L. Struve
Jennie McCowen
Rinderknechts to Move. Farewell Dinner at St Stephen’s
Dr Norman Rinderknecht Mrs Nor man Rinderknecht and son Randy honored at a farewell dinner and open house at St Stephen's Lutheran church Sunday. They move to Denver where Dr Rinderknecht will undertake an internship at Fitzsimons Army hospital. Relatives and friends invited 2 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins
Norman Rinderknecht
Randy
St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
Rinderknechts
Denver
Rinderknecht
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Bride Gene Putz Weds James Mullaly in Holy Name Church
WEST UNION The marriage of Miss Gene The rese Putz and James R. Mullaly was performed Tuesday at 11 am in Holy Name Church with Rev. Kenneth Ryan officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon tulle, with bridesmaids in white embroidered cotton. James Mullaly, a physicist at Ames Atomic Energy Research, and Gene Putz, a former Cedar Rapids teacher, plan to reside in Ames after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Holy Name Catholic
Gene Therese Putz
Linus. Putz
James R. Mullaly
Margaret Mullaly
Hayward
Wis
Kenneth Ryan
Milton Kopecky
Iowa City
Rosemary Leahy
Sasha
Schoone
James Bell
Lansing
Mich
Leo, Baldwin
Marshalltown
Lyman
David Mullaly
Edwin Dullard
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority
Scabbard and Blade
Mullaly
Cedar Rapids
Atomic Energy Research At
Ames
Mrs Orr hosts D A R luncheon for Mayflower chapter officers
Mrs Frank V Orr of 2058 Fifth Ave SE served as luncheon hostess for new Mayflower chapter officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Officers listed include regent Mrs M Morey Nassif vice regent Mrs William L Cooper chaplain Mrs Hall Koontz recording secretary Mrs Edwin W Bruere corresponding secretary Mrs Karl E Manz treasurer Mrs Roy E Wilhelm registrar Miss Margaret Stookey historian and Mrs Herman L Schultz librarian. The event featured green organdy attire and neon dresses with white Stephanotis and daisies in hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Orr
Fifth Ave
Mayflower
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Orr
M. Morey Nassif
William L. Cooper
Hall Koontz
Edwin W. Bruere
Karl E. Manz
Roy E. Wilhelm
Out-of-state visitors at Floyd Knapp home
Visiting Mr and Mrs Floyd H Knapp at 1545 A Ave NE are their sons and daughters-in-law including Stanley B Knapp and Cynthia of Atlanta Georgia, Montelle Knapp of Pomona California, Russell Knapp and their daughters Carolyn Janet and Kathy. The group attended a family dinner Tuesday evening at 1529 Knollwood Drive NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd H. Knapp
Ave
Stanley B. Knapp
Cynthia
Atlanta, Ga
Montelle Knapp
Pomona Calif
Russell Knapp
Carolyn
Janet
Kathy
Knollwood Drive
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John Culver
W. J. Browns
West
Utah
Gaby
Iowa
Pat Boones
Mrs. Hewitt
Tiffany
Bode Optical Dispensary
Mullin
Montgomery Ward
Budget
Martin
Mary Prime
C.R
Ellis
King’s Daughters Circles
Gene Putz
James Mullaly
Karen Putz
Adrian ‘Schoone
Fred Lyman
Rapid City
S.D
Imrs. Orr
D.A.R
Toma
Paul Mullaly
Cole Slaw
Floyd Knapp
Accessories
Martin's
South Pacific
Robb's
First Street
Appliance CO
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