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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1945
Page
3
Announcement states Bette Louise Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Shaw 625 Sixteenth Avenue SW will wed J W Randall son of Mrs Harry Fuller Vinton Road NW. The marriage is set for the Yuletide season.
Mary Haworth counsels a reader in a domestic dispute with her husband’s mother who pressures visits and questions baby care. The columnist urges firm boundaries, explains the mother in law’s interference as selfish, and recommends protecting the infant and marital space. The note closes with a column-styled public notice about a separate meeting event.
Handwork motifs with lilacs and butterflies described for gifts on linens such as bed sets towels and scarfs. Pattern 740 includes two 6 by 19 inch motifs and costs fifteen cents. send coins to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept Chicago Ill. Add fifteen cents for the 1946 Needlecraft Catalogue featuring 112 illustrations of crochet knitting quilts embroidery and more.
Horizon club plans a pot luck dinner at Keen Teen club rooms Monday at 6 15 p m Leslie Mun neke ex army medical corps member who just returned from Europe will discuss Young People in England and Scotland Camp Fire girls Blue Birds and Horizon club girls should bring well used larger toys for repair by the YMCA and distribution by the Sunshine Mission for Christmas wagons and pull toys are requested
P T A meetings are listed for Wednesday with guest speaker Rev Weidemar Argow on radio and Mothersingers and Camp Fire sketches. Preschool group meets 8 PM at Mrs Lun dine 418 Thirty third street NE with toy and Christmas item collections for overseas aid. Garfield and Cleveland PTA study groups meet midweek at home venues. Fillmore group meets Thursday with leader Mrs Maysee.
P. E. O. Chapters DK II and IF announce meetings this week. Chapter DK will gather at 8 p.m. Monday at 1744 D Avenue NE with Miss Alice Story presenting Adventures in Reading. Chapter II meets at 1 p.m. Monday for a dessert luncheon at 535 Vernon Drive SE with Mrs. R. P. Taylor conducting. Chapter IF sets 2 p.m. Monday at 1241 Hazel Street with Mrs. Howard B. Helscher hosting.
Chapter GM plans a 7 30 p m meeting with Mrs J V Prouty at 2003 Blake Boulevard SE to hear The Czechs in Cedar Rapids by Mrs T E Radloff. Chapter HJ holds a 1 15 p m salad luncheon at 112 Twenty second Street NE hosted by Mrs Clay Phillips with Mrs Charles Penningroth leading the program.
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