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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1962
Page
10
The Cedar Rapids area shows rising migrant families with 375 newcomers in the first five months of 1962, edging past 1961 totals and well ahead of 1958. Community notes include a prize study from the Chamber, a possible film project, a public library quiz, and fluoridation data from nearby towns.
New York report surveys a culture of constant self modification from eyewear to hair, teeth, fashion, and furniture. People seek cosmetic tweaks, wigs, contact lenses, dental work, reshaped noses, and adjustable home and car features to fit ever-changing standards. The era centers on perpetual adjustment driven by trends and vanity.
Mrs. Louis H. Sila sails as Cedar Rapids alumnae delegate to Mu Phi Epsilon's 36th annual convention at Indiana University, with Miss Carol Van Maanen representing Coe college. In Bedford Pa a group from Alpha Xi Delta attends its 27th annual convention through July 2, while others from the Cedar Rapids area depart Tuesday. wedding anniversary open house set for next Sunday at Asbury Methodist Church hosted by Floyd J. Novak and Mrs. Novak.
June manuscripts will be presented Monday at 7 30 pm by the Project Writers group in the home of Mrs Jerry Bys 3016 Dave nue NE A picnic dinner will precede the meeting.
Madame La Meri guest artist and teacher at Die man Bennett Studio of Dance will present a concert Sunday at 7 30 in Daehler Kitchen auditorium Coe College. She has performed in Europe Asia Australia and the Americas and directed the Ethnic dance theater in New York.
Shirley Wilgeneusch daughter of Mrs Darlene Wilgeneusch 1006 Ninth Avenue SE left today for the national TTT Society camp at Eden Valley Minnesota. The trip is sponsored by chapter CJ of the society with Mrs Dana Musser as president and Mrs Charles Scheer as local camp chairman.
Olivia de Havilland writes a lively memoir about Paris life including language, traffic, fashion, and liver health. She recalls spa cures with husband Pierre Galante and notes homesickness for American remedies while continuing her acting career with acclaim.
Miss Betty Moel of Dallas and her fiancé John Perkins of Irving will depart after a week in the home of Miss Moel’s parents, the L. A. Soukups at 916 Sixth Street SW, and in the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs C W Rutledge at 3650 Johnson Avenue NW.
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