Coe College May Fete highlights Sunday program
Coe College presents its annual May Fete Sunday at 2 36 pm on the campus lawn. The event features interpretative dancing and the crowning of the May Fete queen by Mrs Wally Schwank. Five senior candidates vie for the title with a court drawn from freshmen sophomores and juniors. Parade of music and flower and crown bearers are listed. The program closes with a mother’s weekend activity report and a Europe trip return.
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Coe College
CE College
Wally Schwank
Doc
Gail Newsgard
Minneapolis
Ann Peterson
Freeport
JoAnne Shuda
Ravenport
Beverly Wollé
Washington
Sandra Wright
Vinton
Women's Athletic Association Council
WAA
Susan Sorenson
Coburn
Irs
A. J. Coburn
Linden
Coe
Europe
Isadore
Marx of
Bogalusa
Soas
George Henry
Betty Kurtze
Janet Sprosten
Cedar Rapids
Janice Cooper
St. Louis
Mary Ann Moyer
Sylvia Blaha
Judy Ernst
Carol Kunkel
Downers Grove
Ill
Beverly Wolfe
Davenport
Gail Newgard
Freeport, Ill
Former Cedar Rapids Resident Honored at Luncheon
Mrs. Jerome Fisher of Cleveland, a former Cedar Rapids resident, was honored Thursday at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Haven Simmons. The event in the Roosevelt hotel Lincoln Jefferson room featured a wheel shaped table with gladiolus decor. Mrs. Fisher will depart Friday for her Cleveland home after a five day visit.
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Jerome
Ettinger Named To National Temple Sisterhood Board
Mrs. Carl N. Ettinger of 2635 Bever Avenue SE was elected to the board of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods at the biennial convention held April 27 to May 2 in Taranto.
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Ars. Ettinger
Carl N. Ettinger
Bever Avenue
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Taranto
Gustav weighs Robin Douglas-Home marriage prospect
London reports King Gustav of Sweden doubts 25 year old Robin Douglas-Home is ready to marry Princess Margaretha. The king says the couple should wait while Douglas-Home proves himself. Douglas-Home works in advertising by day and cooks by night, earning about 125 dollars weekly.
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Robin
London
INS
Gustav of
Sweden
Robin Douglas
Margaretha
Count von Essen
Stockholm
London Daily Express
Douglas-Home
Earl of Home
the Express
von Essen
England
Mamie Eisenhower regrets missing Iowa Federation meeting
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower sent regrets for not returning to her hometown for the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs convention. A telegram read at the Wednesday opening session noted the conference at the First Methodist church, two blocks from her birthplace.
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Mamie
Boonb (Ap
Mamie Elsen‘hower
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
First Methodist Church
Eisenhower
Mt Mercy College Prom Debuts Enchanted Evening Theme
Mt Mercy College will hold its Spring Prom titled Some Enchanted Evening this Friday from 9 to midnight in the college auditorium. Queen candidates include Deloris Hennessey Monticello Sarah Moody Younger Island 3 C Marilyn Krob Solon and Marian Haaning Masonville. Jerry Gillis and his combo will provide dancing. Faculty guests include Rev Edgar Kurt Rev Edward McNulty Dr and Mrs John E McGuigan Pr Mary Alice Reilly Miss Ann Leibst Miss Mary Margaret Meis Miss Lucille Kinley Dr and Mrs Vernon E Lichtenstein and Mr and Mrs Paul A McCann. Miss Jody Niles Anamosa is...
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Mt. Mercy College
Deloris Hennessey
Monticello
Sarah Moody
Younger Island
3. C
Marilyn Krob
Solon
Marian Haaning
Masonville
Jerry Gillis
Edgar Kurt
Edward McNulty
Mercy Hospital
John E. McGuigan
Mary Alice Reilly
Ann Leibst
Mary Margaret Meis
Lucille Kinley
Vernon E. Lichtenstein
Paul A. McCann
Jody Niles
Anamosa
MEYER WINS DRESS MAKING CONTEST AT SINGER CENTER
Mrs. Floyd H. Meyer of 309 Avenue NW won first place in the annual Singer Dress-Making contest at the Singer Sewing center in Town and Country. She will compete in the national contest in Milwaukee. Other winners were Miss La Mead and Mrs. Virgil Shaeffer. Judges were Miss Thelma Wilkinson, Mrs. Raymond Ashlock and Miss Betty Zoller.
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F. H. Meyer
Floyd H. Meyer
Avenua NW
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
Town
Milwaukee
la Mead
Avenne NE
Sevena
Virgil Shaeffer
Grove Court SE
Thelma Wilkinson
Raymond Ashlock
Betty Zoller
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