Fall Winter Scarves Show Versatility of Fashion Accessory
New York designers and models highlighted scarves as key fall and winter styling. Vera Neumann and Bruno demonstrated knotting, tilts, and multiple scarf shapes for day and night, with patterns ranging from brights to subtle textures. The lesson emphasized coordinating scarves with dresses and outerwear, aiming for fashionable, versatile looks for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Neumim
Fumons
Betty Ford
Vera Neumann
Joseph Aron
Bruno
Yu Fist
Jon
Colyen
Axtur
Somme
Tony
New York
Vera
Pascal
Deborah LaVelle Weds David Bennett at Helliany Church
Miss Deborah Kathleen LaVelle of Fiftieth Street NE married David Eugene Bennett of Gretchen Drive SW in a ceremony at Helliany Congregational Church conducted by Rev Roy Marintosh. The couple was escorted to the altar by Robert E Zimmerman and 75 guests attended receptions at the church and Qedar View Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helliany
Congregational Church
Deborah Kathleen LaVelle
David Eugene Bennett
Gretchen Drive
Roy Marintosh
Robert E.zimmerman
Qedar View Country Clubs
Pierces Will Celebrate 25th Anniversary Open House
Springville notices list Mr and Mrs Pierce marking their silver anniversary with an open house on Saturday from 2 to 4 at their Cedar Rapids home. Guests include relatives in Cedar Rapids and Springville, with wedding party details and attire noted.
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Springville
Mes
Dames Pierce
Pierces
Cedar Rapids
Charles
Charles Pierce
Steve Ellis
Paul Rundle
Mike
Datiy
Daven
Pegey
Rundle
Ellis
Percy
Hartford nurse awards own prize for patient care
Howard Clenn of Hartford received a $350 award at the University and Connecticut Uental school in a ceremony not funded by a foundation. Linda M. Birven, a clinical supervisor at Burgdorf health center, funds and selects the annual award in honor of her drowned son, Philip M. Hall. Birven balances two jobs and five hours of sleep while she also works as a geriatric nurse.
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Hartford, Con
UPI
Howard Clenn
Hartford
University
Connecticut Uental School
Linda M. Rirven
Burgdorf
Denistry
Bridge Winners Finish Strong in Wednesday Duents at YWCA
The Northsends led by Mrs Scoll Deaisén and Frank Zeman beat Hirst and Tait Cumming with Richard Gadlembewski second. Earnest Joeines and Brana Re nies were first with Fromk Hellenthal and Jispes Boardman second. No game Saturday due to Watery sectional tournament. Designer Charles Eames is 69 years old.
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Wonersing Dualionte Goon
Ywca Aera
Northsends
Scoll Deaisén
Frank Zeman
Hirst
Tait Cumming
Richard Gadlembewski
Earnest — Joeines
Brana Renies
Fromk
Hellenthal
Jispes Boardman
Cedar Rapids Kennel Club to host 1 369 entries show
The Cedar Rapids Kennel Club hosts its 28th all breed and obedience show at Kirkwood Community College this Saturday from 8 am to 6 pm. It features 1 114 breeds, 127 dogs in four obedience classes, and 14 judges from across the United States. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children with proceeds going to the El Kabr Shrine fund aiding Shrine hospitals and burn institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Kennel Association
A&th
Kirkwood Communnity College
United States
el Kabkir Shrine Fund
Shrine Hospitals
Burns Institutes
Women's Golf Chair winners dominate eclectic field
Seventy five golfers competed with 18 regulars on Wednesday. Diane Fauer was medalist as Mrs David Lougee won the championship title and Mrs Gwen Winterberg took second in a field featuring numerous named players and a long list of birdies. On this date in 1775 the Battle of Bunker Hill was fought.
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Iqurmey
Champontho
David Jounce
Best
Rm Mey
Lay
Haceteer
Geuant
Piomidestiol
Tars
Barto Ti
A.D. Clint
Ais
Ray Dunnah
Yexonel A Pry
Richard Minch
Hirst
Mee
Hornon
Ralbert Jackson
Robert Minathfeld
Gwen Winterberg
Ray Hamad
William Davdten
Irs
Wilma Cols
Gal Phillips
Joseph
Sumpiery
Ray Sineer
Robert Lovg
Wes
Robert Cordon
Diane Fauhier
Fliabl
David Lougee
John Jacobs
WR. Fuller
Alvin Buens
Carl Badger
Cecile
Steve Hotehkigg
Heindceps
Jiss Fenthner
Bunker Hill
Charles River
Boston
Bally
Mrs Wilcox Installed as President of Civic Newcomers
Mrs Wilcox was installed as president of Civic Newcomers at a Cedar Rapids Woman's Club meeting. Other officers include Mrs Len Conrad as vice president Mrs Wayne Will as secretary and Mrs Thesias Fankhauser as treasurer. Officers will serve six month terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Wile
Laat Buver Avenue
Civic Newcomers
Cedar Rapids
Chemical Firms Charged with Bias
Two consumer health groups charge employers discriminate against women of child bearing age in chemical plants and other workplaces. A joint report cites cases at Bunker Hill Idaho, California fiberboard plants, General Motors Canada, and St Joe's Zinc Smelting, showing transfers, pay cuts, and sterilization to retain jobs amid safety concerns.
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Craig A- Palmer
Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Affiliated Health Research Group
University of California
Inbar Occupational Health
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
Teport
Iment
Bunker Hill
Idaho
California
Wisdom
General Motors of Canada, Ltd
Bt. Joe's Mineral Corp
Petnnsylvania
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Society For Women
LaVelle-Bennett
Nirs, Bennett
Douphles
Ressiney G. Castelle
Pairfax
Bennett
James Cowden
Sad Forest Drive
Ronald LaVelo
Colonide Springs
Warren
Honor
Ronald Gun
Hiawatha
Ted Lawrence
Ronald Lae Velle
Groonmman
Mark McCool
North Liberty
Richard Bennett
Bob Zimmerman Ford
Mr Benmett
Gedar Rapids Rtc
Holly Hajek
Vernon Hajek
Tomahawk Trail
Imelda Cowen
Elmbaret Drive
Diane
Susan Hajek
Miss Hajek
Steve Ottosco
James Ottosons
Chicago
Moros
Bob's Club
Charles Eames
Joseph Bruna
Flexsteel
Workman's Flexsteel
Ath Ave. SE
Wright
George Tacherschar
Edwin Hors
Robart Boyton
John Anderson
Yard
Mary ‘Kellner
Dleily Prise
Marguerise Fowler Heal
Rey Hegg
Mex Loyd
Peru
Mrs. Wilcox
Wilcox
American Federal Savings
Maurices
Maurices Savings
Jay Hoyt
Persian Gulf
South Seas
Australia
Hoyt
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