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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1972
Page
40
Edith Head praises a belt worn chatelaine style with ribbons as a practical revival of old fashion. She notes easy outfits with pull on skirts and tops, recommends sandals, hats and a shoulder bag, and suggests panty hose socks and jewelry as optional accessories.
Kappa Alpha Theta Alumni club elected officers at Mrs. John Huey’s home. Officers include President Mrs. Wesley Merryman and Vice President Mrs. Michael Trabert. Delta Delta Delta Alumnae host picnic for husbands at 6:30 with Mrs. Michael F. Daly as hostess. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae hold June picnic at 7 in Mt. Vernon hosted by Mrs. Larry Moore.
The Youth for Christ Women’s coffee is set for Wednesday at 9 45 a m at the YWCA. Soul Concern will perform a musical program and share tour experiences. Open to the public with babysitting provided. Group 1 meets Tuesday at 8 at 306 Fleetwood Road SW hosted by Mrs Jack Higgins with Mrs Dwight Felling leading on Baby Arrives The Family and the Breastfed Baby.
Alpha Chi Omega Alumni members plan a potluck dinner Thursday at 6 30 pm with Mrs John Berkley 2700 Indian Hill road se as hostess. Committee members include Mrs Don Lumsden Mrs W David Merkel Jr and Mrs Richard Hill.
Theta chapter hosts a 2 to 4 PM tea at Peoples Bank next Sunday honoring retiring teachers Miss Sara Perry Miss Winona McFarland Mrs Louise Wagner Mrs Helen Lightner Mrs Alma Brouwer Miss Catherine Eckstein and Miss Stella Quamme. A noon potluck precedes Thursday's 1 PM meeting at Mrs Robert Comleys 945 Rockford Road SW with theme Our American Heritage and lessons on Perpetuating a Heritage plus devotions.
Members of club No. 32 meet at 8 30 Monday at the Veterans Coliseum for a ceremony at the bridge. The Rev Charles Mehaffey conducts the service honoring sailors who died in active duty with all veteran auxiliary groups invited to participate.
Kathryn Akers wed Arnold Jay Flater in a Friday ceremony at St James United Methodist Church. The couple, both area residents, planned a Parkersburg home after a brief honeymoon. The bride wore organza and lace with a Watteau train. attendants and guests celebrated after a 7:30 service.
Duplicate Bridge winners of the Howell movement played Friday evening at the Collins main plant were: Mrs. Ken Harstad and Mr. R. L. Christensen first, and Mrs. Christensen and Arvind Dandekar second. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lammers won first in a novice game, with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Savold second.
A weekly roundup quotes women on aging, politics, race, and power. Margaret Kuhn of Gray Panthers denounces elder segregation while Eartha Kitt recalls being rejected after champagne and caviar. Magda Zawadzka lauds American film, and Mrs. Tobin Armstrong critiques campaign work.
Miss Elizabeth Anne Stolba of Coralville became the bride of Kenneth George Baxa of Solon in a 2 p.m. ceremony at Coralville United Methodist Church. The Rev. George White officiated. The couple will reside in Solon after a St Louis honeymoon. Mrs. Baxa is a nurse at University Hospitals Iowa City. her husband works for The Cedar Rapids Gazette and holds an accounting degree from Kirkwood Community College.
Miss Brenda Jean Dee and Larry Allen Adams exchanged wedding vows at Linn Grove Presbyterian Church in Mt. Vernon with Rev. Harold P. Martin officiating. The bride, a St. Luke's Hospital graduate, and groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Adams, will reside near Swisher after a trip to Arkansas.
Mohair comes from the Angora goat native to Ankara Turkey and is raised in the southwestern United States. Grades depend on the goat's age and fleece type with three kinds: tight lock flat lock and fluff. Kid hair is finer and stronger than adult hair and is preferred for fine mohair fabrics. Fiber lengths range from 4 to 12 inches and yield a lustrous thin lightweight yarn often blended with other fibers for added luster.
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