Features Cue To Give Annual May Fete Sunday
The Cue college women’s physical education department presents the annual May fete Sunday at 2 30 on the campus jasmine center. Crown of Maynete queen and court formed from nominees Roberta Arthur Judy Feten Gerfen Rita Gibson Ginnie Hanover Jacqueline Smith with processional by faculty children. Folk music from both old and new worlds performed by 22 dancers directed by Miss Helen Stewart.
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Cue College Women’s Physical Education Department
Jasm
Joseph E. McCabe
Doe
Roberta Arthur
Washington
Judy Feten Gerfen
Cedar Rapids
Rita Gibson
Webster Graves
Ginnie Hanover
Minneapolis
Jacqueline Smith
Short Hills
Women’s Athletic Association Council
WAA
Queen's Court
Karen Rasmussen
Davenport
Ursula Vogeler
Morris, Jr
Gwen DeYoung
Elgin
Marjorie Hulsman
Rock Rapids
Mary Benning
Mediapolis
Jan Robertson
Crawfordsville
Helen Stewart
Freres
Jacques
Scotland
Barbara al
Jen
Sng Tooth Sal
Sondra Headrick
Mary Jo Lorene
Shiv
Dr Block Named President of Cedar Rapids Symphony Board
Dr Walter Block was named president of the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra board at the annual Symphony banquet in the Roosevelt hotel. Don Dodge became vice president as other board members were listed including Mrs Roland Moehrmann Joan Melton Mt Vernon and others. Attendees included charter members Mrs J W Wilder Mrs Tr D Taylor and Mr and Mrs James Taylor along with mayor James Meaghan and Glenn G Johnson new president of the Orchestra Association.
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Walter. Block
Cedar Rapids
Symphony
Roosevelt
Don Dodge
Roland Moehrmann
Joan Melton
Mt. Vernon
William Windus
Roger Hawley
Richard Ringoen
Women’s Committee
The
Symphony Association
3. W. Wilder
Tr. 3D. Taylor
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Association
James Taylor
James Meaghan
Glenn G. Johnson
Orchestra Association
Melton
Orchestra Board
Sandy
Sally Hahn Named Mortar Board Member at Iowa
Fourteen senior University of Iowa women were tapped for Mortar Board at a Mother's Day weekend ceremony on the Iowa campus. Among new members is Sally Hahn, daughter of Mrs. Helen S. Hahn, 3441 Deverae SE. Selection cited scholarship and university service.
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Towa City
University of Iowa
Mortar Board
SLI
Sally Hahn
Helen S. Hahn
Deverave
Camp Fire Groups Elect New Officers
Five Camp Fire groups held elections for officers and hosted tea events honoring mothers. Officers named include Judy Jones president and Karen Dillon secretary, with Tanna Rischer treasurer and Gail Burger scribe. The O Da Ki group met at Linda Heminger’s home and chose officers.
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Kenwood School
Linda Heminger
Third St. SW
Judy Jones
Karen Dillon
Tanna Rischer
Gail Burger
Miss Hemminger
Horsebian 5 Club
Theresa Schade
Gancely
of the
Cedar Rapids Horseman's
Harald Rischer
Spamelub
Ser
Victoria Schade
Western
the Corkers
Irvin Dillon
Mary Lou Knott
Polk School
Offi J. DB
Scannell
Pleasant Hilliers
Terryl van Dyke
Kathy Beaty
C. F. Mittary
Ellen Zaeneke
Treashulka
Ray Martin
Lurer
Don Story
Wi-Pa-Tan-O
Gar
Frank Melsha
Tommie
Field School
Vicki King
Rand
Lynn Deck
Presi
Lan-Ki- No-Ta and Chesk-Cha-May Group Officers Elected
Officers elected by Lan-Ki- No-Ta include Cindy Malone as president and Lani Dunston as vice president. Linda Shimek named secretary and Sandra Haas treasurer. Chesk-Cha-May group chose Allyson Beaty president Eleana Baird vice president Marcia Porter secretary Lalonna Weede treasurer Dale Roadhouse scribe and Lucinda Gray telephone.
IC High School Music Recitals Highlight Senior Piano Event
Immaculate Conception seniors present a piano recital in the school auditorium on Wednesday at 8 with assistance from the Senior Girls chorus. A seventh and eighth grade recital follows Friday at 7 30 featuring a list of young performers alongside the mixed chorus selections.
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Immaculate Conception High School
Nancy Winders
Joan Angell
Anne Barrett
Clare Lefebvre
Judy Law
Elaine Peterson
Huth London
Ronnie Chasgrove
Mary Sue Knowles
Mary Mraz
Roger Abraham
Kathleen Hindmen
James Motlet
Jean Willenberg
Karen O'Donnell
Rosemary ‘Geraghty
Christine Nase
Janes Kelsh
Tom Stark
Barbara Hawkins
Janet Barta
Jnde Nassif
Sharon Brown
Susan Brown
Rade
Mrs. May Hoper Coker Named American Mother of the Year
Mrs. May Hoper Coker 68 of Hartsville South Carolina named American mother of the year by the American Mothers Committee Inc She is widow of a prominent agriculturist and mother of five who raised three daughters and fostered civic garden projects including Kal mia Gardens She will receive the award at a Friday luncheon and later attend the Brussels World Fair with the 1957 mother of the year from Nebraska
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New York
May Hoper Coker
Hartsville
S.C
Secretary of Commerce
American Mothers Committee Inc
Coker
David R. Coker
Garden, Clubs of America
Brussels
Belgium
Juliana
Netherlands
Holland
Paris
Mrs Jo an Prastka honored on 75th birthday
Mrs. Joan E Prastka of 932 Third St SW was feted at a Saturday dinner in the Sokal rooms for her 75th birthday. Dozens of relatives and friends attended including Mr and Mrs Louis Prastka and many Prastka family members plus community figures. Initiation news and faculty appointments also noted.
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John EB. Prastka
Third St. SW
Sokal
Prastka
Louis Prastka
Lud Prastka
George Prastka
Mark
Patty
Robert Prastka
Bill
Susan
Mary . Wolkoff
Joseph Kralik
Frank Kralik
Godfrey Dvorak
Teri
Lovell Dvorak
Judy
Frank Melsha
Robert Hruska
Rab
Ted
Tom
Lean Kiekar
Wendl
Pav, Kcek
Clarence Pochobradsky
Martha, Cahell and Leon
Vlasta Frakes
Lavanda Olsen and Richard Vagts Wed at Clermont
Lavanda Olsen daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Arthur Olsen married Richard Vagts son of Ewald Vagts Eldorado at East Clermont Lutheran church The Rev John Kroniakken officiated The ceremony featured white gladiolus and blue daisies The bridal gown was Chantilly lace with a Sabrina neckline and pearl tiara The bridal party wore blue gowns and carried blue and white carnations The best man was Norris Referson and Charles Shipton served as groomsman.
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Clermont
Norris Referson
Galten
Charles Shipton
Couple Weds at Church With Reception for 350
Ushers Quinton Olson and Bud Vagts led the ceremony. A reception for 350 guests followed in the church dining room. The couple departed for a wedding trip south. The bride wore a powder blue dress with white accessories and a white rose corsage. They plan to live in Eldorado after June 1. The bride works for Quaker Nuts in Cedar Rapids and the groom is employed at First National Bank in West Union.
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Eldorado
Quaker Nuts Company
Cedar Rapids
First National Bank
West Union
King's Daughters Circle Installs Officers After Meetings
King's Daughters circles held meetings Monday evening electing officers and planning bake sales. Installations were conducted for Mrs Netz as president and other officers, with Mrs Olsen vice president and Mrs Oliphant treasurer. Also reported were a miscellaneous shower for Kay Turner and wedding plans for Turner and Robert Blazak.
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King’s Daughters
King's Daughters
Scattergood
L. F. Pankey
Miami Drive
BR. W. Bailey
Herman Helms
D. Wier Nelson
Tinois
Nate Netz
C. F. Peremsky
Robert Henry
Netz
Edward ‘Olsen
Wayne Hahn
Hartzell Oliphant
Chester Smith
Jennie McCowen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Junior Leagues of America Open Annual Meeting
Washington AP report on a Seday conference opening with a panel honoring Eleanor Roosevelt Oveta Hobby the Dowager Marchioness of Reading and Maria Maldonado de Garvia. Citations given to Mrs Margaret A Hickey and Mrs Oswald B Lord II. 500 delegates attend first Washington convention with visits to government offices. Former residents Phillip G Free stone and wife celebrated 50th anniversary in Des Moines reception hosted by Colfax and Des Moines families.
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Washington
Junior Leagues of America
Junior League Association
Eleanor Roosevelt
Oveta Culu Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
Marchioness of
Reading
Britain
Maria Maldonado de Garvia
St. Joseph
Association of Junior Leagues of America, Inc
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Albert J. Schmidt
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Leonard Schatzman
Tommy Madaus
Herbert Madaus
Michael Murray
John J. Murray
Diane Morris
Marian
Donnel Jones
Sallee Accola
Desa Maines
Barbara Powell
Dysart
Janet Moeller
Iowa City
Barbara Finger
Maywood
Valerie von Placheckie
River Forest
Jil
Carale Freeman
Clarence
Eunice Gimm
Brooklyn
N.Y
Judy Moore
Sterling, Ill
Vivian Pence
Downers Grove
Til
John Damerons
Missouri
John E. Dameron
St. Charles
Linda
Biadenwood College
Cameron
Hoyt Thomas
Goyt Thomas
Maplewood
Ames
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Sing
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Thomas
David
Gazette
Bob Kerns
PTA Council
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Trinity Methodist
Delbert C. Miller
Cave
Hale
Reid
Heeniycerwitz St
Kennath Grant
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
C. M. Stoughton
Red Cross
Elmer Nelson
Dr. Block
D.R. Symphony Board
SUI Mortar Board
Martin
BIG Vaelle
Price
Nitis
Joan E. Prastka
Sue Sutliff
Norman Sutliffs
Ellis] Blvd
Delta
Town State College
Sutff
Pecal
the Gazette
Delaware
Virginia
Link
Iyersville
Mary McEimeel
Jeshi
Oneida
Zopf
Louis C. Foot
College of Pharmacy
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
Associated Press
Eisenhower
White House
Rose Garden
Archibald McClure
Blake Blyd
Sam F. Johnson
Fifth Ave
Junior League of
Aho
Frank $. Hanna
Association
Lavanda Olsen
Richard Vagts
Fieam
Csitan
Killiot
Quinton Olson
Bud Vagts
Kay Turner
Charlotte Heller
LaPorte City
Ferry Brokaw
Brokaw
Frank Blazek
Wizi Twentieth
St. SE
Mary Lou McNulty
Watkins
Miss Turner
Frank Blaarks
St. Wenceslaus Church
Phillip G. Freestone
Nes Moines
Des Moines
Jack Freestones
Colfax
Ed Janes
Struffer
Stauffer
Stauller
ST Ie
First Ave
Lowa
Swresutd
Jan
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