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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1968
Page
8
Abby advises Mary to tell her mother about her pregnancy scare and seek parental support. The second letter praises a clergyman who smokes but is honest about it, while the bridge club debate suggests agreed substitute rules, and a reader recalls a dog named Junior leading to a blended family.
The Iowa City United Nations chapter drew about 1000 visitors to six homes on Sunday with 1400 tickets sold. Proceeds fund sending high school students to UN headquarters in New York. Mrs. Robert Strub leads the effort, with alumnae groups from Cedar Rapids and Marion coordinating activities and a university luncheon planned. Sterling Moss and Scott Carpenter guest on THE DICK CAVETT SHOW-Tuesday morning at 9:30 in COLOR on KCRG-TV.
Formal induction ceremony for Mt. Mercy College seniors to join the Alumnae Association will take place Monday at 7 30 p.m. with a college chapel mass led by Reverend Edgar Kurt. Following the service, 65 graduates will receive membership certificates.
Kathy Sisson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Alyea of Waterloo was honored at a tea and miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Lowell Sisson and co-hostess Miss Sue Schollman. She will wed David Schollman son of Mr and Mrs L W Schollman on June 22 at St Matthew's Catholic Church Cedar Rapids.
Cedar Rapids area members of Epsilon Sigma 1E elected area officers and appointed Mrs. Robert Rutherford secretary treasurer. Mrs. John Roy presided at the Sioux City convention as 1967-68 state president with new state officers elected for the coming year including Mrs. Vernon Frederick and Mrs. Cecil Oldridge.
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