Miss Wool Contestants Off to Frightening Start
A Trans-Texas airliner carrying 21 Miss Wool contestants circled Dallas for 30 minutes after an indicator light suggested landing gear trouble. The plane landed safely in San Angelo despite nerves among the beauties and a delayed arrival from Dallas Love Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Petsel
A. T. Petsels
Maple Drive
Cedar Rapids
Dallas
Love Field
San Angelo
Texas
Miss Petsel
Diana Kay Waldorf
Vinton
Patricia Ann Larson
S. D
Dee Ann Sappington
Pocatello
Idaho
Kcrg-Tv
San Angelo, Texas
UPI
Trans-Texas Airways
Dallas Love Field
TTA
Robert Corn
Roswell
N.M
Corn
Diana Sue Bostic
Hilliard
Ohio
Janet Smith
Madison, Wis
Miss Wool
Ray Gorance
Goodfellow Lair Force Base
America
First Black Women Elected to Jacksonville City Council
In Jacksonville two African American women won city council seats, becoming the first of their race and the first women to serve. Sallye Mathis and Mary Singleton secured decisive primaries, with Mathis defeating Barney Cobb and Forsythe, while Singleton ran unopposed in the general election. Democrats swept seven races as incumbents dwindled and the city reeled from prior riots. Mathis emphasized representation and predicts improved race relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville, Fla
Jacksonville
Sallye B. Mathis
Lavern Reynolds
Mathis
Glennys Getz
Barbara Petsel
Cedar Rapids
Susan Carson
Enue
Charlesi Scraig
Mary Kay Nosbish
Miss Getz
Jack Getz
Williams Boulevard
Ted Reimer
Rhinelander
Wis
Golden Anniversary Dinner for The Lewis Fetters Family
Mr and Mrs Lewis Fetter observe their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner at St Josephs Catholic church parlors. The couple married June 26 1917 at Immaculate Conception church J Clutter. They have ten children 41 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Lewis Fetter
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Agnes Dvorak
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
J. Clutter
Anton Hala
Tama
Charles Wacha
Grinnell
Louis Fetter
Belle Plaine
Frank van Horn
Baltimore
Lawrence Tesar
Belle Plain
De Mints Elect Officers At Dinner Meeting
The De Mints met for dinner at the Air Port Terrace Wednesday evening for the election of officers and exchange of gifts. Edith Bohr was elected president and Lucille Hartman treasurer. The next meeting will be July 20 at the Red Garter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Mints
Air Port Terrace
Edith Bohr
Lucille Hartman
Red Garter
Mrs Harold Barber to Attend Ninety Nines Meet
Mrs Harold Barber of 896 Twelfth Street Marion will travel to Washington DC Saturday to join the Ninety Nines 1967 convention. She attends as delegate from the local chapter, accompanied by her husband and daughter Joanna. 5th Annual Cleveland Open Golf Tournament airs Saturday and Sunday on Channel 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Barber
Twelfth Street
Marion
Washington, D.C
The
Ninety-Nines
Amelia Earhart
Barber
Ional
Joanna
Channel 9
Elmcrest Women Golf Medalists Named in Thursday Play
Elmcrest and Twin Pines clubs hosted women's golf events with multiple medalists. Mrs. F Gerald Johnson captured 18-hole honors, Mrs. Robert Young led nine-hole division, and various Flight winners included Mrs. William Fluegel, Mrs. Perry Kidder, and others. Birdies and sinking approaches were credited to Mines and players such as Johnson and Lockwood. There will be no women’s golf day next Thursday due to the city tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmcrest
F. Gerald Johnson
Robert Young
Johnson
William Fluegel
Perry Kidder
Young
Harold Waite
Paul Wren
Leo Holub
Glenn Alfers
George Ludlow
Ed Pribyt
John Lockwood
Robert Hotchkiss
John Stearns
Lockwood
Hotchkiss
Bert Stitzel
Tony Naso
Arnim Brandt
Wendell Bell
Kidder
Twin Pines
David Loupee
al Evans
J. W. Wilson
Darrel Augustine
George Tolbert
Larry Snodgrass
Harold Jorgensen
Jess Birks
Lyle T. DeMoss
Hilden Lacock
Robert Technik
Donald, Orris
F. A.sproston
Arlo W. Meyer
al Griffin
Surprise Store Shower For Mrs Haberle
Mrs. Jim Haberle was honored at a surprise stock shower hosted by Mrs. Chuck Madison and Mrs. Jerry Tichy. Sixteen guests attended at the Madison home, 5131 Holly Avenue NW, with Mr. Haberle noted as the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Jim Haberle
Ninth J Avenue SW
Jchuck
Madison
Holly Avenue NW
Jerry Tichy
Hemlines Dip in Paris Fall Showings Across Designs
Paris fashion houses move toward calf to knee hemlines with designers mixing lengths for day and evening wear. Dior hints at longer coats while Ted Lapidus pushes kneecaps in mini styles. The trend shifts away from Twiggy looks to cinched waists, feminine silhouettes, and varied lengths across collections. Local visits include Mrs. Hazel Kraus entertaining in Seattle and Claremont visitors with Mrs. Faye Berry and Una Bryant in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucie Noel Jr
New Paris
Carven
Rauch
Coco Chanel
Gerald Pipart
Aine Ricci
Ted Lapidus
Paris Couturiers
Lloyd Bryant
Leo
Claremont
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Bryant
Faye Berry
Mt. Vernon Road
Una Bryant
A Avenue
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Lois Wharton
Miss Lois Wharton daughter of the Lewis Whartons was honored at a miscellaneous shower given by Miss Bev Marsh. Twenty guests attended with co hosts listed Kenneth Schulte and William Davis. She will wed Gary Wilson of Mason City on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Wharton
Lewis Whartons
Fourth Street NW
Bev Marsh
Ninth Street
Mines
Kenneth Schulte
William, Davis
Wharton
Gary Wilson
Mason City
Grampa Johnson Gives Heifer to Nugent in Austin Birth
President Johnson gifts his grandson Patrick Lyndon Nugent a Hereford heifer and his Texas Lewis Ranch property to Luci Nugent and Patrick J. Nugent. The two-day-old Patrick also has a U.S. savings bond from his parents. Johnson faces Kosygin talks but plans to visit Seton hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
U.S
Johnson
Texas
Lewis Ranch
Luci
Patrick J. Nugent
Lynda
White House
Nu‘el
Hereford
Luci Sheifer
Lewis-Nugents
Seton
Nugents
Alexei N. Kosygin
New Jersey
Seton Hospital
Harold G. Zink
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Nugent
Zink
Patrick
Bridge winners at Roosevelt motel motion play
Duplicate Bridge Thursday Night Club winners at the Roosevelt motel include Leonard Balcom and Joe Verbick first place and Mrs. John Stamy and Clyde Nowlin second. Friday’s master point game will be at Regis beige club starting at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Roosevelt Motel
Leonard Balcom
Joe Verbick
John Stamy
Clyde Nowlin
Regis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society For Women
Miss Beaty
Kathy Beaty
Richard Beaty
B Avenue
Blake St. Clair
Thirty-eighth Street
Jim Siegling
Iowa City
Lewis Fetters
Krebs
Krebs Flower Shop
18Th Street
Paris
Michel Goma
Jean Patou
Guy Laroche
Jen Pomarede
Jacques Heim
F. W. Schlesselman
Hazel Kraus
New York
F. W. Schiesselman
Knollwood Drive
Naomi Doebel
Third Avenue
Schiesselman
George
Patrick Lyn- Lynda Johnson
George Hamilton
Miss Johnson
Grampa Lbj
Heifer
Frances Lewine
Pat
Mickey Rooney
Joey
Bishop
IR. C. Huebners
Postville
R. C. Huebner
St. Paul's
Luther
Paas
Hilterunner
2Nd St
Dairy Maid
U.S. Department of Agriculture
First Avenue NE
Sunda
Third Avenue SW
Edgewood Road
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