Birthday Courtesies For Jim Wendorf Observed
Jim Wendorf was honored Friday at Bever Park with a picnic for his fifth birthday hosted by his mother Mrs. Harold A. Wendorf at 1122 Twenty-fifth Street SE. Attendees included Molly Halpin Kathy McHugh Cathy Bromwell Mary Ellen Gray Becky Ross Polly Allen Stevie Olsen Kurt Carran Kent Bergman Bruce Talley and Richard Wendorf. His aunt Mrs. Jeanette Bailey plans to return to Chicago tonight after a weekend at the Wendorf home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Wendorf
Bever Park
Harold A. Wendorf
Twenty-fifth Street
Molly Halpin
Kathy McHugh
Cathy Bromwell
Mary Ellen Gray
Becky Ross
Polly Allen
Stevie Olsen
Kurt Carran
Kent Bergman
Bruce Talley
Richard Wendorf
Wendorf
Jeanette Bailey
Chicago
Town Toastmistress Club Meeting Tuesday Picnic
The Town Toastmistress club will meet at Mrs. George Miller's home 4225 Center Point road NE Tuesday at 6 15 p m for a picnic dinner Members should prepare descriptions of well known women Installation of new officers will be conducted by Mrs Vernon L Spohn Miss Jennie Johnson daughter of the Charles W Johnsons 349 Park Terrace SE will leave Monday to spend a week in Colorado She will visit Luanne Sturtz in Boulder and attend the wedding of Miss Barbara Floyd in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Center Point Road
Vernon L. Spohn
Jennie Johnson
Charles W. Johnsons
Park Terrace SE
Colorado
Luanne Sturtz
Boulder
Barbara Floyd
Denver
Indian Creek Plans Handicap Tournament
Indian Creek schedules a women’s handicap event with registration from January to March. Deadline for registration is Thursday and women may sign up at the clubhouse or through Mrs. E. E. Heintze or Mrs. L. L. Johnson at the listed phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek Plans
Indian Creek
E. E. Heintze
L. L. Johnson
Plan Thursday luncheon of Reserve Officers Ladies Club
The Reserve Officers Ladies club meets Thursday at 1 15 p.m. for a luncheon at the Montrose hotel Allen Towne Iowa State sales manager for United Air Lines will speak and show films Reservations should be made by Wednesday noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Officers Ladies Club
Montrose
Allen Towne
Iowa
United Air Lines
Dinner Honors Miss Dallas and Theodore Nelson Bride and Groom
Arthur Tschirgis hosted a bridal dinner in the Roosevelt hotel Lincoln-Jefferson room for Miss Mary Anne Dallas of Stanwood and Theodore Milton Nelson of Cylinder. Attending were both sets of parents and relatives from Tipton, Ames, Lamont, Derby, Mechanicsville, and nearby towns. The couple will marry at First Presbyterian church in Tipton at 4 p.m. today. mint sauce accompanied lamb dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Tschirgi
Nineteenth Street
Mary Anne Dallas
Stanwood
Theodore Milton Nelson
Cylinder
Lincoln - Jefferson
Roosevelt Hotel
Don J. Dallas
Theodore A. Nelson
First Presbyterian Church
Tipton
William M. Dallas
Dee
William
Paul Flare
John Nelson
Palmer
Miss Templeman Engaged to Henry Schiffer of Dubuque
Miss Phyllis Templeman and her fiancé Henry D. Schiffer of Dubuque were honored at a dinner party in Dubuque by Mr. Schiffer’s mother. Guests included the bride to be’s mother Mrs. Harold J. Templeman and her brother Donald. She will travel to Mexico City for summer study and plans a September 8 wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Templeman
Henry D. Schiffer
Dubuque
National University of Mexico
Mexico City
Shower and Dinner for Miss Hamblin Held in Mechanicsville
Maurine Hamblin was honored at a towel shower and potluck dinner hosted by Hugh Lamont in Mechanicsville. Pleiades alumnae and their husbands attended. She will wed Francis Presler of Seattle on August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Hamblin
S. Hugh Lamont
Mechanicsville
Pleiades Alumnae
Hamblin
Francis Presler
Seattle
Brunch and Shower Honor Miss Ceck Before Wedding
Miss Barbara Ceck was feted at a brunch and linen shower for 24 guests in the home of Mrs. Emil Rasmussen. Co hosts were Mrs. E D Holvenstot and Mrs. Walter Shelquist. She will wed James Fisher of MillsburgPenn August 18 at Central Park Presbyterian Church. H E Myrons Visit Des Moines kin in town for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ceck
Emil Rasmussen
B Avenue NE
E. D. Holvenstot
Walter Shelquist
Miss Ceck
James Fisher
Milessburg
Penn
Central Park Presbyterian Church
California visitors stay two weeks with Durey family
Mrs. Paul Beckman and her son Peter arrive from Sacramento to spend two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Durey at 401 Twenty sixth street SE. Also visiting are Mrs. Emma Ramstead and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Deerdorf in the Durey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Beckman
Peter
Sacramento
Calif
Donald C. Durey
Twenty-sixth Street
Durey
Emma Ramstead
Lloyd Deerdorf
Dr P M Andrie's West Visit to Sacramento and Bremerton
Dr P M Andrie of 1110 First Street SW left Wednesday to visit his daughter Mrs J L Alton in Sacramento California. He plans to see his granddaughter Mrs Philip Barnes in Bremerton Washington and will return home at the end of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Andrie
First Street
J. L. Alton
Sacramento
Calif
Philip Barnes
Bremerton
Wash
C R Delegates Named For NEA Convention
Miss Louisa Peak of Erskine school and Paul Schenken of Wilson high school are Cedar Rapids Education Association delegates to the 94th NEA convention in Portland Oregon from July 1 to 6. Eric Johnston roving ambassador to the Middle East and former movie industry czar will be a major speaker. About 5 500 delegates from state and local education associations are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Peak
Erskine School
Paul Schenken
Wilson High School
Cedar Rapids Education Association
National Education Association
Portland
Ore
Eric Johnston
Middle East
Mrs Heath to Visit in Elderkin Home
Mrs Donald E Heath will arrive this evening from Kirkwood Missouri to spend a week visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs David M Elderkin 551 Knollwood drive SE Delta Delta Delta Alliance will meet Tuesday at 745 pm for a dessert meeting at the home of Mrs D C Arnold 394 Twenty fifth street SE Mrs W J Armstrong and Miss Marian Hunting will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Heath
Kirkwood
David M. Elderkin
Knollwood Drive
Delta Delta Delta Alliance
D. C. Arnold
Twentyfifth Street
W. J. Armstrong
Miss Marian Hunting
D. T. Crosiers Entertain at Bridal Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Crosier hosted a Saturday bridal dinner for their son Dale and Miss Alice Smith at the Roosevelt hotel Roosevelt room. Guests included the couple’s families and friends from Iowa Nebraska Michigan New York and Texas with elegant pink decor and an elaborate horseshoe table centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Club
New Settlers
Roosevelt Hotel
Bob K. Schafer
Don John Ross
Ross
D. T. Crosier
I Avenue NE
Dale
Alice Smith
First Baptist Church
Roosevelt Room
Miss Smith
Julian G. Smith
Eastern Avenue
A. H. Locker
Hal Locker
Hal, Jr
Jackson,Mich
Sidney Smith
Gleason Cory
Salamancea
N.Y
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W. E. van Gorps
Ray Larsons
Larry Thurston
Jim Jay
Valentine Birch
Harvey Sauby
Raymond W. Thompson
Thompson
Ed H. Kelling
Kelling
Frank E. Wilber
Wilber
Toastmistress Club
Arthur Tschirgis
Miss Templeman
Miss Hamblin
H. E. Myrons
Des Moines
H. E. Myron
Sixth Avenue SE
John Myron
Janice
Barbara
Lesley
Augusta McDonald
Donald Dureys
California
Albert
First Avenue
Albert’s Fur Co
DR. P. M. Andrie
Daughter
Minneapolis
Charles Darey
Manchester
Joan Schiller
Ray Gross
Bailey's Corset Shop
Mabel Bailey
Iowa Theatre
Third ST. SE
BF Tegor
Sterling
Gorham
Fred
Third Avenue
Gazette
Carl Franks
William H. Mellerup
Arnie Brandt
Mellerup
Harvey White
David Gilmore
Mike Morris
C.R
NEA
Mrs. Heath
Elderkin
Arnold
Tri-Delta Alliance
D. T. Crosiers
Mary van Oosterhout
Wilmette
Marilyn Flor
Fargo
N.D
Dave Fry
Mary Roberts
Iowa City
Charles Severns
Sue
Larry
Glen Heads
Jim
James M. Webb
Richard Upland
Don Buchheister
Cass Bailey
Jack Krebs
Claude Krebs
Jack
Indian Hill Road
C.A. Association For U.N. Names Committees
Jane E. Slavata
Cedar Rapids Association For the United Nations
Cc. C. Kaldenberg
U.N
M. R. Warren
V. L. Spohn
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