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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
13
Dear Abby columns recount a 26 year old mother Shirley in Hot Springs Arkansas who posts a large front door sign denying guests and requests a strict privacy stance. The feature notes readers mock the sign yet respect privacy and offers Abby’s playful, practical responses.
Duke Niton Eisenhower loans Julie’s blue and white China tea set from her mother’s China trip to Jacksonville Children’s Museum. Display in the main lobby lasts one month as hundreds witness a brief ceremony. The president’s younger daughter says neither she nor husband David have political ambitions, but enjoys being around politics and has aided her father’s campaigns.
Three Cedar Rapids girls are entering sororities. Susan Mayer of Marion pledges Alpha Xi Delta at the University of Town, Martha King of Cedar Rapids joins Zeta Phi at the University of Dubuque, and Joy Vardeman of Cedar Rapids pledges Delta Zeta at the University of Town.
New York report details Sister Mary Annunciats, aiding Australian aborigines, receiving a $10 check from Rich Paul Getty. Getty, famed for wealth, is linked to the credit and debate over his philanthropy. She has also received other offers of larger sums.
A suburban replica of the Our Lady of Lourdes grata in Manila area San Jose del Monte has earned both domestic and international fame. Guest books record foreign devotees from the United States Japan and Europe at the gratta.
Hostesses Harb Bears and Debbie Tow staged a miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Cathy Lynott at 16th Avenue NE. Lynott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E A Lynott of Sixteenth Street SE, is the April bride-elect of Gary Schmitz of Shellsburg. Twenty four guests attended. Want ad readers are invited to sell bargains by dialing 198 8234.
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