Mr Turechek Well-Received By Beethoven
The Beethoven club at the YWCA auditorium presented Edward Turechek as pianist and conductor with works for woodwinds strings and piano. The uncle of Prof Alma Turechek of Coe college, he resides in Carroll and continues teaching and leading the music community. Applause greeted chamber pieces a song duet and a piano duo with skilled oboe clarinet flute French horn bassoon and strings. His Divertissement for Woodwind Quartet and string quintet showed neat structure and gaiety while the Poem Tragique for Piano and String Orchestra displayed modern harmonic technique and mood development.
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Beethoven Club
Y.W.C.A
Edward Turechek
Turechek
Alma Turechek
Coe College Music
Carroll
Mrs Hamilton Hosts Monday Luncheon Club At Home
Mrs James E Hamilton 2345 Linden Drive SE welcomed members of the Monday luncheon club to her residence for a social gathering.
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Mrs. Hamilton
James E. Hamilton
Linden Drive
Praha Rebekah Lodge 5 Meeting Friday Evening
Praha Rebekah Lodge 5 schedules a 7 30 p m meeting Friday at Sokol Hall with a card party for members to follow the session.
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Praha Rebekah Lodge
Sokol Hall
Ashley Chapter Honors Regents Tea With 56 Members Present
Fifty six members of Ashley chapter D. A. R. attended a regent tea at the home of Mrs. Sherman B. Watson 2107 Greenwood Drive SE. Each past regent received a gift from the hostess. Out of town guests included Mrs. R P Ink Mt. Vernon past state regent and Mrs. Frank Peterson Jr of Mt. Vernon and others from Marion Iowa City Cedar Rapids and Mayflower chapter Cedar Rapids.
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Ashley Chapter
Regent
Sherman B. Watson
Greenwood Drive
Irving Ery
R P. Ink
Mt. Vernon
Frank Peterson, Jr
Ninth Birthday Party for Margaret Kelley
Mrs. Don Kelley entertained last weekend for daughter Margaret's ninth birthday at 911 Eighth Street SW. Assisting were Mrs. Leon Paulson and Mrs. Kenneth Deal. Attending were Kay Condon, Anne Paulson, Sue Thompson, Joan Frost, Kathleen Nesset, and others.
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Don Kelley
Eighth Street
Margaret
Leon Paulson
Kenneth Deal
Kay Condon
Joanne Paulson
Sue Thompson
Joan Frost
Kathleen Nesset
Sharon Redies
Nancy Struntz
Judy Bowen
Janice Larson
Barbara Lundquist
Beth Ann Gloshen
Janet Raitis
Jacqueline Betzer
John Hartson
Charles Allers
Charles Joss
Jerry Wilkins
Larry Krause
Richard Kelley
Shirley McCullough
Shirley Deal
Sharon Olson
Outside Influences Blamed for Juvenile Delinquency
Lincoln Nebraska Dr James M Reinhardt University of Nebraska sociologist says outside influences are more to blame than parents for juvenile delinquency. He argues modern parental problems are greater and urges community planning to provide security and opportunities so children avoid ending up in juvenile court.
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Lincoln
Neb
James M. Reinhardt
University of Nebraska
Reinhardt
Mary Davis Weds Hubert Smith in Davenport Nuptials
Miss Mary M. Davis and Hubert M. Smith married Saturday at Trinity Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Wyckoff of Water loo, wore aqua crepe. groom’s family included Mrs. Frances Smith of 659 Nineteenth Avenue SW. The couple will reside in Davenport where Smith works for Household Finance Corp.
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Mary M., Davis
Hubert M. Smith
Trinity Methodist Church
Elton D. Wells
F. R. Wyckoff
Waterloo
Mr. Smith
Frances Smith
Nineteenth Avenue
Neva Jane Smith
Washington, D. C
Lloyd R. Smith
Rock Island
Ill
Wyckoff
Smith
Robert Morrow
Lloyd Smith
Davenport
Household Finance Corporation
Wednesday Shakespeare Club Meets at Mrs Layman Home
The Wednesday Shakespeare club will gather at 2 p.m. at the residence of Mrs E B Layman located at 222 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE. A separate note cites an estimate placing nail polish use among American women at 79 percent.
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Shakespeare Club
E. B. Layman
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Blair House Becomes Presidential Home During White House Work
President Truman and family will celebrate Thanksgiving at Blair House and Blair-Lee House as the White House undergoes a modernization project. They may keep two holidays there and will dine on the traditional turkey feast. The first family plans inauguration gown decisions and seeks Truman input on designs.
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Washington
Ins
Truman
Blair House
White House
Executive Mansion
Margaret
D. W. Wallace
Blair-Lee House
Lorenzo Winslow
Turkey
President Truman
Attractive Ears and a Short Hair Style
Hollywood beauty note advises women considering a very short cut to assess whether their ears are attractive. It points out ears too small or too large can affect glamor, suggesting a slight haircut if ears pass the look test.
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Hollywood
INS
Hair and makeup tips for ears and accessories
The article advises adjusting hair length for ear coverage and suggests pinned on falls for evening looks. It cautions against glittering earrings if ears are not attractive and warns against drawing attention to hands or neck with large rings or necklaces. It notes light powder can dull skin sheen around ears. Rubies vary from rose to deep purple.
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Whcmen
Jimmy Adams
Chan F. Coulter
Iowa City
L. Curtise Wood
R. D. Proctor
U.S.N.R
Coulter
Mr. Turechek
Beethoven
Eleanor Taylor
Ashley
Charles Burns
Marion
Clark Coggswell
Paul B. Shaw
George Newland
Cedar Rapids
Troy
First Street
Eric
Mary Davis
Hubert Smith
Blair
Marlene Dietrich
Maria
Dietrich
Armstrong's
Armstrong Millinery
Emstrong
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
West
Randolph Street
Chicago
Moos
By Max Factor, Jr
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hickey Freeman
GGG and
Eagle Clothing
Roses
Albert
Albert's
First Avenue
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