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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
13
In letters from readers, a mother questions a husband’s refusal to help a daughter’s poor family due to a church tithe by the son in law, while another writer jokes about wedding gifts and wrestling matches as a promo.
At New York Couture Business Council Fashion Press Week, Mildred Sullivan forecasts a fall look built from “big” components. Designers show oversized coats, skirts, capes, and sweaters with wider sleeves and broader shoulders, plus new wide topper jackets over slim pants and unpleated tubular trousers. The fall short evening dress remains a highlight.
Before the wedding day the couple should address insurance and money management. Review life medical and renter's insurance update names on policies consider engaged couple endorsement for gifts and possessions. Decide on joint or separate accounts and rent a safe deposit box for important papers and account numbers.
Rhubarb is botanically a vegetable and pairs well with pork veal and chicken. Historically used in China as medicine, it remains popular in pies puddings and desserts. Choose firm crisp stalks and ensure your market has a good supply.
In Saturday's YWCA bridge game, Bert Champlin and Frank Zeman won first while Mrs. Grace Eyman and Mrs. Zeman took second. The next YWCA game is Wednesday at 7 30. A Sunday Mitchell movement at Welty Way produced multiple winners with Clyde Nowlin and Richard Golem biewski taking North-South first and two second places. East-West winners were Mrs Nate Frink and Mrs George Jenkins first and Mr and Mrs Leslie Miller second. The next Welty-Way game is Thursday at 7 30.
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