Suave Envoy Streamlines U S Protocol
Washington awaits the chief of protocol Angier Biddle Duke who reshapes U S protocol for speed efficiency and cordiality. He cut airport greetings, designed first encounters on the White House lawn and routes dignitaries via historic stops to preview American culture. Duke champions civil rights, diversifies staff, and treats guests with a flexible yet firm standard of service. Through his work protocol is an arm of foreign policy and a smoother face of the State Department.
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Washington
UPI
Angier Biddle Duke
Kennedy
State Department
Duke
Mr. Kennedy
White House
Philadelphia
Williamsburg
Rookie Falls for Swedish Actress on Sunset Strip
A rookie falls for Swedish film star Mar grit Strom during a Friday night broadcast on KCRG-TV 9 at 8 30 PM. The segment aired from 77 Sunset Strip setting with local entertainment note.
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Margrit Strom
Sunset Strip
Kcrg-Tv
Class of 1908 Reunion In Cedar Rapids Tonight
Members of the class of 1908 from old Washington high school hold their fifty fifth reunion at the Roosevelt hotel Friday evening with dinner at 6 30. Guests include Miss Alice Rudd former Washington teacher. An open house follows Sunday from 3 to 6 at Emil Petranek 508 Vernon drive SE for class members their spouses and friends.
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Old Washington High School
Roosevelt Hotel
Alice Rudd
Washington
Walton A. Keller
Emil Petraneks
Vernon Drive
Boston Doctor and Family Planned Bristol Voyage
Dr. David Skinner his wife and two daughters Linda and Kris visit Mrs. Skinner and Miss Inga Tapper at SE addresses. They plan to sail June 21 to Bristol England where he will serve one year as chief resident surgeon at Frenchais hospital.
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David Skinner
Boston
Linda
Kristin
Iota Epsilon Chapter Installs Officers at Roosevelt Hotel
Iota Epsilon chapter of Pr Omicron sorority installed new officers Thursday evening at the Roosevelt hotel. Ruth Heald installed Alice Spevacek as president Mrs Joseph Holecek as vice president Jennie Bailey as recording secretary Marie Bailey as corresponding secretary Dorothy Morris as treasurer Plans were made for a breakfast in July and a picnic supper in August.
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Iota Epsilon Chapter
Pr Omicron National Sorority
Roosevelt Hotel
Ruth Heald
Alice Spevacek
Joseph Holecek
Jennie Bailey
Marie Bailey
Dorothy Morris
Sorority Gamma Chapter Hosts Birthday Party at Farah's
Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its annual birthday party Thursday at Farah's restaurant with ten members present. An out of town guest, Miss Ruth Baker of Palo Alto California, attended.
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Gamma
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Farah
Ruth Baker
Palo Alto
Calif
Four Washington Girls Return From National FBLA Convention
Four Washington high school girls returned from the twelfth national Future Business Leaders of America convention in Dallas. They are Sandy Kessler Pat Mowery Sharon Wisher t and Penny Ware. The delegation won second place in the most original project contest and received a gold seal chapter award.
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Washington High School
National Future Business
Tion
Dallas
Sandy Kessler
Fortyfourth Street
Pat Mowery
Blakely Boulevard
Sharon Wisehart
Lincoln Avenue
Penny Ware
Thirty-second Street
Washington
Panama Bride Weds Anamosa Doctor in Iowa City
Miss Nilda Elida Alvarez of Panama married Stephen Gerald Hyde son of Dr and Mrs Raymond L Hyde Saturday at St Thomas More chapel Rev Andrew Barry officiated at 9 am A reception followed at the Carousel They reside in Iowa City The bride studied at the University of Panama earned a BS from Wisconsin State College La Crosse and an MA from the University of Iowa The groom attended the University of St Louis and earned his DDS from SUI
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Nilda Elida Alvarez
Panama
Elida Alvarez
Tola
Stephen Gerald Hyde
Raymond L. Hyde
Anamosa
St. Thomas More Chapel
Andrew Barry
Iowa City
University of Panama
Wisconsin State College
Girl Scouts Plan European Trip For One Member
Twenty Girl Scouts held a Coke party at Mrs. Richard Grover home 1200 Thirty-fifth Street NE on Thursday and outlined plans to send one member on a European trip next summer.
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Richard Grover
Thirty-fifth Street
Women golfers host out-of-town invitational tournament
About 150 members and guests played in an out-of-town invitational. Prize winners include Mrs. Lowell Jones for longest drive on No. 1 and Mrs. Jeannes Reggisbach for No. 13. Elmcrest's Mrs. F Gerald Johnson posted the day’s low score of 40 on the front nine.
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Lowell Jones
Belle Plaine
Jeannes Reggisbach
Williamsburg
George Lenkau
Tipton
Russell Camp
Iowa City
W. L. Westphal
Vinton
Lawrence Elwood
Raphael Martin
Wes Cranston
Robert Buck
Dwight Gehring
Budd Good
Mechanicsville
Charles Seaton
C. F. McCunnoff
Oelwein
F. Gerald Johnson
Elmcrest
Reginald Watters
W. J. Franke
Dan Schwitters
Lloyd Larson
Margot Palmer and Ralph Treitel wed in Baltimore
Margot Palmer daughter of John C. Palmer and Mrs. James O. Carson wed Ralph Treitel son of Mrs. Esther Tort in a Har Sinai temple ceremony. Attendants included Mrs. John Palmer Jr. and Phillip W. Cole. A reception followed at the Sheraton Belvedere. The bride's education spanned Antioch College UC Berkeley and CCNY. the groom, Kenyon College and Stanford postgraduate work. They plan to reside in Baltimore after a trip to Ocean City Maryland.
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Baltimore
Margot Katherine Palmer
John C. Palmer
Lincoln Heights Drive
Cedar Rapids
James O. Carson
Houston
Ralph Treitel
Esther Tort
Cincinnati
Erwin M. Treitel
Har Sinai Temple
John Palmer, Jr
Washington
Phillip W. Cole
New York
Sheraton-Belvedere
Antioch College
University of California At Berkeley
City College of New York
Treitel
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Stanford University
Social Security Headquarters
Ocean City
Camp Fire No-WeTon Hosts Line Party at McCalley Home
The Camp Fire group No-WeTon held a line party on Wednesday evening at the home of its leader Mrs. Wiley McCalley located at 704 Thirty-second Street NE.
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No-WeTon
Wiley McCalley
Thirty-second Street
Palmer Morrissey Bridal Dinner Hosts Honor Engaged Couple
Mr and Mrs Raymond L Morrissey of Brentwood Missouri host a bridal dinner Friday at Ox Yoke Inn Amana in honor of Miss Marjory Ann Palmer and David John Morrissey who will marry Saturday Miss Palmer is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger R Zeman 364 Twenty six Avenue SW The engaged couple were honored at an open house Wednesday evening by Mr and Mrs Clayton B Billis 914 Twenty eighth Street SE
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Raymond L. Morrissey
Brentwood
Ox Yoke Inn
Amana
Marjory Ann Palmer
David John Morrissey
Miss Palmer
Roger R. Zeman
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Clayton B. Billis
Twenty-eighth Street
Open House for Oakes Family in Washington Visit
Mrs. Charles E. Clemons hosts an open house Sunday from 3 to 5 at 2010 Ninth Street SW honoring her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs Phillip L. Oakes of Seattle Washington and their three daughters The Oakes also visit Harley and Mrs Oakes at 3004 Outlook Drive SW They will conclude their stay here next Wednesday.
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Charles E. Clemons
Ninth Street
Phillip L. Oakes
Seattle
Wash
Oakes
Harley Oakes
Outlook Drive
Pre Nuptial Party Honors Miss Fessler
A miscellaneous bridal shower was given Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Pamela Fessler by Mrs. F. P. Siechert and Mrs. George Berger at Mrs. Siechert's home. Miss Fessler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fessler, will marry Jerry Tauber on June 22.
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Pamela Fessler
F. P. Siechert
G Avenue NW
George Berger
West Branch
King's Daughters Circles Host Picnics and Scholarships
The King's Daughters Willing Workers circle hosted an annual picnic at Anderson Park on Wednesday with Mrs. Jim Williams as guest. Bernice Pratt circle held a picnic supper at the Low sisters home with several assistants and selected committee chairs for the year. Scholarships of 100 dollars each were awarded to Susan Engelhardt and Elizabeth Crane who will attend Coe College and the University of Iowa respectively. Silver Chain circle offered a salad luncheon at the John Conrad home with co-hostesses and a report on the spring luncheon. The groups plan to reconvene in September.
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Anderson Park
Jim Williams
Fifth Avenue SE
Bernice Pratt
Grace
Betty Low
Daniels Street NE
Beulah Perrin
Rosetta Williams
Susan Engelhardt
E Avenue NE
Washington
Coe College
Elizabeth Crane
Johnson Avenue NW
Jefferson
University of Iowa
Silver Chain Circle
John Conrad
Blake Terrace SE
Mmes. Beryl] Woodson
George Dengler
Laura Mills
Phillip Jackson Weds Teacher In Georgia Rite
Phillip Dennis Jackson of Atlanta married Patricia Ann Lane of Metter at St Matthew's Catholic Church in Statesboro Georgia. The bride is a Georgia State College for Women graduate and high school music teacher. The groom attended Georgia State College and works for Service Bureau Corp. A 250 guest reception followed at Metter Community House.
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Statesboro
St. Matthew’s
Patricia Ann Lane
Claude Lane
Metter
Phillip Dennis Jackson
Atlanta
W. E. Jackson
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Frances Anderson
Decatur
Rhoda Brantley
Stephen B. Jackson
Harold N. Brantley
Millen
Wayne Petray
Charlotte
N.C
Phil Brantley
Family members listed from Marion notices
The text names Ellen and Stephen as part of a Marion family along with Mrs. A. M. Barr and Mrs. La Vina Dean, indicating relatives connected to the household or event. The fragment references a daughter and son in relation to their parents and siblings.
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Stephen
Ellen
A. M. Barr
la Vina Dean
Marion
Mink scarf prize for GFWC delegates from six states
An Iowa delegate among six winners will leave the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention with a mink scarf as a prize. The scarves were gifts from mink coat show sponsors at the federation luncheon. Winners include Mrs. Frank Siefker Mapleton Iowa Mrs. Allen Lytle Cedarburg Wis Mrs Irvine Lothe Payette Wis Mrs George Garland Carrington NC Mrs George Adler Flossmoor Ill and Mrs H E Gingras Miami.
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Milwaukee
UPS
Iowa
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Wisconsin
Frank Siefker
Mapleton
Allen Lytle
Bachelors Club Plans Summer Cocktail Party
The Bachelors' club of Cedar Rapids opens its summer session with a cocktail party Friday at 8 p m at 1858 Second avenue SE. Members and guests are invited.
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Bachelors’ Club of
Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue SE
Bridge winners named in Eastside Mitchell movement
Duplicate Bridge Eastside winners were Mrs. W. C. Fawcett and Mrs. Ralph Matheson of Williams burg for north-south and Mrs. A. J. Less with Mrs. Joe Stepanek for east and west. Mrs. R. W. Water hosted at 2044 Grande Avenue.
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W. C. Fawcett
Ralph Matheson
Williamsburg
A. J. Less
Joe Stepanek
R. W. Water
Grande Avenue
Two Millvale Stores Offer Contrasting Sales
Pittsburgh AP reports two neighboring Millvale shops advertise opposite sales heading toward a market curiosity. One proclaims a Going Out of Business Sale while the other touts Not Going Out of Business Sale.
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Pittsburgh
Millvale
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