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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
12
Editor notes experts urge honesty and open talk to save marriages. Therapy insights from the Menninger Foundation emphasize communication, maturity, clear gender roles, love as giving, and appreciation. The piece cites a 78 second divorce rate and cites Mrs. Shriver.
A dinner and shower was hosted Tuesday at the Town House for Miss Jane Engelking bride elect of John Hausman of Waukon. The event at Collins Radio Co. was organized by friends with hostesses Mmes Leslie Marshall Harold Main and Elwood Rosewehr. The couple plans to wed Sunday at Salem EUB church.
Members of the Friendly Service circle and two guests attended a Thursday morning breakfast at 1811 Fifth Avenue SE, hosted by Mrs. Perry Roberts. Co hostess was Mrs. John Halen. Annual reports were given and plans set for a rummage sale on Oct. 14 along with other year projects.
Miss Susan Haldy honored at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs. John Christianson at Mrs. Robert Wilson's home. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haldy and will wed Douglas Wilson on July 13.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Daubenmier 1521 Thirtieth Street SE were honored at a family picnic by neighbors Clyde Rigby George Blazek Mrs Karl Gagliardi and Loretta Grady. The couple plan a move to a Watkins farm.
Mrs R L Schaffner hosted 40 guests at a Friday luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel in honor of Mrs Gene Meyer. The Meyers recently moved to Cedar Rapids from Boston.
At the monthly master point game held Thursday night at the Roosevelt hotel Mmes L W Busby and S G Blencoe won north south while Mmes Ed Hanna and John Stamy won east west There will be no game next Thursday July 4.
Mrs. Marvin Martin led as medalist on a 62-player field at Twin Pines on ladies day. Flight winners included Mrs. Leo Kammerer champion ship and Mrs. Tom Cooper in B. Special event went to Mrs. Robert Tordik. Mother daughter day planned for July 11. other women tee off 6 to 9 a.m. Low nets crown titles to Mrs. Robert Hotchkiss and Mrs. John Kehrer. 112 golfers participated. afternoon bridge prizes noted.
Miss Patricia Gentz of 668 Staub Court NE was honored Tuesday evening at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Molly Wilson of 105 Fifteenth Street NE and Mrs. James Corell of Staub Court. Twenty five guests attended at the Corell home. Gentz is the July 13 bride elect of Kenneth Orsten of Willmar Minnesota.
Fresno three entrants hope judges overlook titles assigned by departments for the Fresno county employees picnic queen contest. Gloria Arnst is Miss Criminal, Brenda Gaddis is Miss Public Works, and Donna Jean Ashsjian is Miss Small Claims.
Lynda Bird Johnson, 19, announced engaged to Bernard H. Rosenbach, 22, a navy ensign on leave from the destroyer Jonas Ingram at Mayport Florida. No wedding date set. Rosenbach is from Comfort Texas and is a Naval Academy graduate who has known Lynda Bird for years.
Mrs. Dale Garden and her children Christine and Stu art are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Allender at 362 Fifteenth Street SE in Omaha. Mr Garden will arrive Friday to accompany the family home.
The YWCA announces summer plunge times for adults and teens across weekdays with specific morning and evening slots. An open house is listed for Sunday and a corrected attendee list identifies Mr. and Mrs. W C Larson and Mr. Jers Larson among others with address details, correcting earlier errors naming Mrs Hassan Igram and Mrs Al W Allen.
Gordon Simonds son of Mr and Mrs Gordon D Simonds of 668 Twenty-ninth Street NE leaves Wednesday for a month long vacation in Dublin Ireland He is accompanied by his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Max Burrell of Kansas City Missouri who will spend the summer in Europe together with him.
In Silver Spring Maryland at Colesville Presbyterian Church on June 21 Miss Sharon Gay Smith wed Second Lt Elmer Eugene Potter. The Rev Amos Wilkie officiated. The couple plans to reside in Nashville where Potter is stationed.
Edna Gardner Whyte, 61, veteran pilot of 36 years, was among 26 women in the Sky Lady derby from East Alton to Little Rock Fort Smith and Kansas City. The Fort Worth grandmother said she is having too much fun to retire as a pilot.
At the World Women's Congress in Moscow Chinese delegates clashed with Soviet backed lines over peaceful coexistence and disarmament. They also pressed sharply against Khrushchev's approach, arguing against Moscow's leadership and rejecting moves to rally around it.
A campaign in Postville raised 365.90 for the mental health fund. It was organized by a committee from the Monday Club and Club of the Hour with Hall Roberts and Robert Brinkman assisting.
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