Age No Bar To Success in Beauty Field
Five women all over 40 who run or supervise beauty salon chains describe the thriving beauty industry. They manage hundreds of salons, stress devotion to duty and people skills, and note that experience helps. The women see a strong future for women in the field and emphasize that glamour lies in serving customers.
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Gay Pauley
New York
UPI
Ave
Sieff
Sivtt
Jill Harrison
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Rosemary Clark
Los Angeles
Pauline Fox
Atlanta
Miami
Washington, D.C
Grace George
Iris Sepal
Miss Segal
Seligman and Lutz
Trapf
Cus
Stummer
Sandra Westphal Weds Jerald Manwiller at Zion Lutheran
Miss Sandra Jean Westphal daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen R Westphal married Jerald T Manwiller son of Mr and Mrs Thays E Manwiller at Zion American Lutheran church in Wyoming. The ceremony began Saturday at 7 30 with Rev Robert Ahrens officiating. The bride wore silk organza over satin with a pearl rhinestone clasp and carried a Bible topped with veil and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Women Features Radcliffe Girls To Get Degrees From Harvard U
Harvard Overseers vote to grant Radcliffe degrees marking formal co education. Degrees will be awarded to undergrad and graduate students in June 1963 with signatures from Harvard and Radcliffe presidents. Radcliffe president Mary I. Bunting says no undergraduate changes and notes Radcliffe becomes a Harvard unit.
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Radcliffe
Harvard U
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Harvard
Radcliffe Council
Harvard Corporation
Mary I
Bunting
Negro Girl Joins St. Louis Opera Dancing Chorus
Miss Pelagio Green, 19, a Harris Teachers College sophomore, becomes the first Negro selected for the St. Louis Municipal Opera dancing chorus. She recalls nearly fainting when named and credits a Spartan diet after two earlier tries. She aims to perform on Broadway in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Pelagio Green
Miss Green
Harris Teachers College
Brownlyay
New York
Lowden Couple Weds in Zion United Church of Christ
Ruth Skinner daughter of Mr and Mrs James Skinner Massillon and Kenneth D Goldsmith son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Goldsmith Clarence were married Saturday at 730 pm in Zion United Church of Christ Rev Edwin Otte officiated Bride wore Chantilly lace gown Veil cap of lace and pearls bouquet red roses Reception for 185 guests at Colonial Inn Amana Planned life together in Iowa City with bridegroom employed by Northwestern Bell Also present were Mrs Balichek sister of the bride and Mrs Schroeder matron of honor and ushers and groomsmen including Donald Skinner James Svaongrs and Vic Hynek
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Balichek
Robert Schroeder
Pridesmatron
Donald Skinner
Jim
Picee Eda
Stanley Picek
Par- Mallory Street
Howlors
Iowa City
Colonial Inn
Amana
Vic
Hynek
Solon
Northwestern
Picek
Telephone Co
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Sandra Westphal
Jerald Manwiller
Mrs. Manwiller
Mt. Mercy
Sharon Manwiller
William Berman
Cedar Rapids
Catherine Dietz
Elwood
James Westtphal
Larry
Gary Manwiller
Donald Buchholtz
Ronnie Mortensen
Terry Wellman
Moline
Ili
Bernau
Mt. Mercy College
Patricia Larkin
Second Avenue SE
Barbara Carroll
Ryan
Marcella Costali Lof Toledo
Ruth Hargrafen
Delhi
McdAuley Club
Mr. Mercy
Iowa State Education Assn
Margaret Lang
Marshalltown
Sharon Campbell
Wauken
Crystal Glynn
Astern Avenue
Suzanne
jKazik
Third Street
Patricia Lindsley
Ali Cedar Falls
Onslow Savings Banks
Gloria Rivera
Mexico
D.F
Moth Safe
Fiat — Safe
Bia Avenes
Commodore Bickel
John Bickel
McGregor Boat Club
Woolworth's
Jack Wallers
Hillcrest Drive
Howard Helscher
Markert Boulevard
Mr. Bickel
Cedar Rapids Bedding CO
7Th Street
Craemer's Men's Shop
Tom Merri
St. Luke’s Auxiliary
St. Luke's Auxiliary
Jeft
Richard Looker
Ridgeway Drive
Keith Stapleton
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Marshall Jones
Ellis Boulevard
Homer Carley
Ruth Skinner
Kent D. Goldsmith
Barlow Moon Inc
Ee Tay
Larry Goldsmith
Isace
Roland Balichek
Vunnatt
Pen
Sabrina
Martins
Patty Potlie
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