Artist DeKay Plans War Painting Trip to Vietnam
Ithaca born artist John DeKay, 32, will travel to Vietnam at his own expense to paint the war after ending his New York show. He aims to record the conflict as a duty to his country, following a career built on successful gallery shows and a dramatic start after a burglary ruined him.
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EW York
UPD
John DeKay
Vietnam
DeKay
Wickersham Gallery
New York
Hugh Marchall
de- Kay
Pickets Lose Signs At Controversial Atlanta Exhibit
Mrs. Carl E. Sanders opens her art show amid protest in Atlanta. Three pickets leave after the ceremony and discover their signs stolen outside the High Museum of Art. About 800 guests attend, including the governor, as the event is run by the museum women’s committee.
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Tlanta, Ga
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
High Museum of Art
Women’s Committee
Sanders
Jack Ramsey
The
Atlanta Arts Alliance
I Keep Ties in Shape and Stretch at Night
After removing a necktie, gently stretch it to straighten the inner lining and fabric. This simple step helps the tie keep its shape for the next wear.
Leah Southard Circle of Royal Neighbors Meeting
Leah Southard Circle of Royal Neighbors will meet at 7 30 oclock Monday at the YWCA.
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Leah Southard
Royal Neighbors
YWCA
Water intake urged by nutrition expert
Dr Charles Glen King of Columbia University warns that few people drink enough water even in normal conditions. He says everyone needs at least two quarts daily, more in heat, to avoid dehydration which can cause fatigue headaches and in extreme cases collapse.
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Charles Glen King
Columbia University
Institute of Nutrition Sciences
Alice M. Hubler Becomes a Bride
The marriage of Miss Alice Marie Hubler daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert M Hubler 280 Thirty-fifth street drive SE to John J Entringer Jr took place Saturday at 10 in St Pius X Catholic church Rev Joseph McGuire officiated Parents of the bridegroom are the John J Entringers 3603 Center Point road NE The bride wore a white wool suit with navy accessories and had a red rose corsage Penny Ware served as maid of honor in a navy blue suit and white accessories Best man was Larry Heller After the ceremony the bridal party had a dinner at the Colony Inn in Amana The bride attended Iowa State university and both she and her husband are employed at Collins Radio Co They are making their home at did Righth avenue Marion
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Alice Marie Hubler
Herbert M. Hubler
Thirty-fifth Street
John J. Entringer, Jr
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Joseph McGuire
John J. Entringers
Center Point Road
Penny Ware
Larry Heller
Colony Inn
Amana
Iowa State University
Collins Radio Co
Did Righth Avenue
Marion
Miscellaneous shower honors Sharon Nash
Mrs. Bill Glass and two other hostesses held a miscellaneous shower Saturday afternoon at Union EUB Church for Miss Sharon Nash. The bride elect, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Nash of New Sharon, will wed Larry J Glass on March 27.
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Bill Glass
Route Two
Lynn Glass
Maplewood Drive
Lyle Glass
Eleventh Avenue
Union Eub Church
Sharon Nash
Clarence Nash
New Sharon
Larry J. Glass
Second Season Entertain on KCRG TV Channel 9
The new edition of Second Season Entertain debuts on KCRG TV Channel 9 spotlighting local acts and upcoming guest performances. Viewers can expect host-led segments, music features, and community spotlight pieces across the season.
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Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
RSVP Has New Meaning Here
Mrs. Ernest Graham of Goldsboro North Carolina asks Americans to respond to RSVP a group raising supplies for needy Vietnamese The appeal redefines RSVP from Respondez sil Vous Plait to Reach to the South Vietnamese People and targets aid for Southeast Asians through a civilian effort led by her husband an army officer
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Goldsboro, N.C
Ernest Graham
Goldsboro, N. C
Sixteenth Birthday Party For Mary Hennessey
Mary Hennessey daughter of Mr and Mrs John P Hennessey of Highway 13 Marion celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a swimming party at the Town House Saturday evening followed by supper in the Coffee shop. Twenty two guests attended.
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Mary Hennessey
John P. Hennessey
Highway 13
Marion
Mrs. Ashby Returns From Honolulu Ten Day Visit
Mrs Delbert R Ashby of 2520 Country Club Parkway SE returned Saturday night from a ten day visit to Honolulu with her son Col John D Ashby and his family.
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Delbert R. Ashby
Country Club Parkway SE
Honolulu
Col
John D. Ashby
British Tax on Daughters Curves Triggers PTA Protest
Three hundred British mothers led by Joyce White protested a 10 percent purchase tax on school uniform dresses for busts over 32 inches. They argued the tax unfairly targets developing girls and urged MP Roy Hattersley to raise the issue with authorities.
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Irm Bingham
England
Joyce White
the Treasury
Customs and Excise
National Union of Teachers
DeBergs Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Montrose Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. John H. DeBerg of 120 Seventeenth Street SW commemorate 50 years of marriage with a 1 PM dinner in the Hawkeye room of the Montrose Hotel. They wed March 16, 1916, with three daughters and sons in law the Tuckers Vails and Burgesses, three grandchildren, and siblings attending. The Rev. Edward Byrd and his wife will also be present.
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John H. DeBerg
Seventeenth Street
Hawkeye
Montrose Hotel
Minnie Stumberg
Mr. DeBerg
Chester iTuckers
William Vails
Clair Burgesses
DeBergs
Edward Byrd
Civilize Children Sooner Rather Than Later
An editorial argues for early child training at home to foster manners and family integration. It warns that isolating children behind doors or in separate rooms delays social development and ultimately creates more conflict.
34 Years Later Chinese Couple Reunited in U S
A Raleigh woman presented Bing Lee with a paper saying his wife has arrived in the United States. After 34 years apart the couple embraced at Raleigh Durham airport as tears flowed. Lee, who first came to the U S in 1921, last saw his wife in 1932 in Hong Kong.
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Raleigh
N. C
Bing Lee
Bing
Raleigh-Durham
Lee
China
United States
Hong Kong
Hodgkin's Disease Can Be Curable Say Experts
Dr Eric C Easson of Manchester England told a New York symposium that Hodgkin's disease can be cured with early detection and intensive radiation treatment. Forty percent of patients may be cured and live as long as peers of the same age and sex.
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Eric C. Easson
Manchester
England
New York
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