Dorothy Kepford Wed In Panama Canal Zone
Dorothy Elaine Kepford wed S/Sgt Arthur William Barstead in the Albrook Air Force base chapel Panama Canal Zone on October 12 Chaplain Richard Graham presided Miss Kepford daughter of Vernon F Kepford and Mrs Kepford formerly of Toledo Ohio She wore ivory satin with duchess lace and a juliet lace cape Maid of honor Carol Ann Kepford wore blue marquisette Flower girl Elizabeth Jane Kepford The couple planned a Balboa home where Barstead serves in the Sixth Weather Squadron and Mrs Barstead works at the base property office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Albrook Air Force Base
Panama Canal Zone
Dorothy Elaine Kepford
Arthur William Barstead
Richard Graham
Vernon F. Kepford
Canal Zone
Kathryn Nosler
Potomac
Carol Ann Kepford
Elizabeth Jane Kepford
Balboa
Sgt. Barstead
Albrook Base
Barstead
Base Consolidated Property Office
Cedar Rapids Radio Council Meet Set For Friday
The executive board of the Cedar Rapids Radio Council will meet Friday at 10 a.m. in studio A at station KCRG. Presidents and their radio representatives of member organizations are invited. Reports from the Chicago radio broadcast conference will be given by Mrs. V. L. Spohn, council president, and Mrs. A. K. Stoddard, who attended the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cedar Rapids Radio Council
Studio
KCRG
Chicago
V. L. Spohn
A. K. Stoddard
Mrs Loy to be Honored at Farewell Tea
Mrs Ray Beals and Mrs James J Borgenson host a tea Thursday from 3 to 5 p m at 2631 Meadowbrook Drive SE for guest of honor Mrs Fred Loy who leaves Nov 1 to move to Des Moines Mrs Orie S Imes Mrs Oscar Rusch Mrs Harvey Lynch and Mrs Morgan Davis pour for about 35 guests Silver and yellow tableware with bronze chrysanthemum flowers at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Beals
James J. Borgenson
Meadowbrook Drive
Fred Loy
Des Moines
Orie S. Imes
Oscar Rusch
Harvey [Lynch
Morgan Davis
Mrs. Bixler Hosts Coffee for Mrs. Kay
Mrs Ingram Bixler of 2392 Blake boulevard SE entertained 24 guests at a Wednesday coffee honoring Mrs G A Kay of Dallas. Mrs Kay is staying with Mr and Mrs Carl K Linge at 4400 First avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram Bixler
Blake Boulevard
G. A. Kay
Dallas
Kay
Carl K. Linge
First Avenue
Elmcrest women bowlers plan Thursday meeting at Bowlium
Women bowlers from Elmcrest Golf and Country Club will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Bowlium to form teams for the upcoming bowling season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmcrest
Bowlium
Elmcrest Golf and Country Club
Camp Fire forms new group E-Ha- Wee
A new Camp Fire group named E-Ha- Wee was organized Tuesday at the home of leader Mrs James Kirchner at 1604 Sixth avenue SE. Officers named include Mary Radloff president Dianne Youngblood vice president Dorothy Corley secretary and Donna Kalous treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E-Ha- Wee
James Kirchner
Sixth Avenue SE
Mary Radloff
Dianne Youngblood
Dorothy Corley
Donna Kalous
Circle of the King's Daughters meet at Mrs Sherman home
The group gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Roger B. Sherman’s 1310 Second Avenue SE. Mrs. Clyde Parker led devotions as members voted 5 to the Red Cross and 5 to the Community Chest.
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King’s Daughters
Roger B. Sherman
Second Avenue SE
Clyde Parker
Red Cross
15 Camp Fire Girls To Get Homemaking Course
Fifteen Camp Fire Girls begin a special homemaking course next week at the Bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company. Under Mrs Ruth Young and Mrs Margaret Blenco, the four Saturday lessons cover food storage and refrigeration, time budgets, lighting for two rooms, and cooking foreign and domestic recipes. The final class plans a party luncheon with menu, decorations, and invitations. Afterward the girls must teach six cooking lessons to four homes to qualify for the rank. Participants include Joanne Kunzman Jacqueline Prasil Betty Clarke Marilyn Blessing Brenda Beneke Virginia Rohrbacher Jacqueline Shearer Frances Whetstine Gloria Coleman Joyce Schrimper Helen Jones Cora Carlson Gwen Caldwell Phyllis Mann Doris Oswald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Ruth Young
Margaret Blenco
Joanne Kunzman
Jacqueline Prasil
Betty Clarke
Marilyn Blessing
Brenda Beneke
Virgina Rohrbacher
Jacqueline Shearer
Frances Whetstine
Gloria Coleman
Joyce Schrimper
Helen Jones
Cora Carlson
Gwen Caldwen
Phyllis Mann
Doris Oswald
Marilyn Schnipkoweit and Wayne Biggs wed in Tipton
Marilyn Schnipkoweit married Wayne Biggs Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Max Geissler officiating. Bride wore white marquisette with Chantilly lace and long sleeves, carried pink and white carnations, maid of honor Nadine Schneckloth, bridesmaid Darlene Schnipkoweit, best man Richard Moon Jr., groomsman Dale Coppess, ushers Elmer Harmel and Jack Dye. After a reception and short honeymoon, the couple will reside in Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripton
Marilyn Schnipkoweit
Wayne Biggs
Trinity Lutheran Church
Max Geissler
Nadine
Schneckloth
Darlene Schnipkoweit
Richard Moon, Jr
Dale Coppess
Elmer
Miss Mary Toof Visits Mother After Alaska Work
Miss Mary Toof, returning from seven months at Fort Richardson air base in Anchorage, visits her mother Mrs. V. D. Toof at 337 Eighteenth Street SE. Queen Esther circle hosts dessert luncheon for members at 238 Twenty Fourth Street Drive SE with reports from the state convention and plans for an October 29 quilt display to fund the girls dormitory at the Children's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Toof
V. D. Toof
Eighteenth Street
Miss Toof
Anchorage
Alaska
Fort Richardson Air Base
J. T. Beadle
Twenty Fourth Street Drive
Queen Esther
King's Daughters
H. E. Duxbury
F. J. Lightner
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Designing Woman By Elizabeth Hillyer Shelving doorway framing idea
An article outlines a decorative storage solution for wide archways by doubling framing to create shelves on both sides. Shelves extend from the dining and living room walls into the arch, with a single facing on the opening. Top shelves can lower or retain arch height, turning the doorway into a showy storage display for silver and dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hillyer
Jerry Darrow Returns to Local Shoe Department
Jerry Darrow returns to the shoe department after summer spent running a resort on Burch Lake near Hackensack Minnesota. Friends in the area will be glad to learn of his coming back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Darrow
Burch Lake
Hackensack
Minn
Legion appoints Mrs Thompson as district welfare supervisor
Mrs George E Thompson of 1624 Wildwood Drive NE is named department child welfare mental health supervisor for the Second district of the American Legion auxiliary after a department executive board meeting in Miami. She serves as unit radio chairman and auxiliary representative on the Radio Council and will attend a mental health institute in Des Moines November 15 to 17 to plan future district institutes.
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George E Thompson
Wildwood Drive
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford
Thompson
Department
Miami
Radio Council
Des Moines
Miss Hazel Alden and Clarence Joyce Wed
Miss Hazel Alden and Clarence Joyce were married Sunday at 2 p m in the Christian church. The couple will reside at 321 Sixteenth street NE Cedar Rapids after a short trip. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Alden of Walker and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Everett Joyce of Walker. The Rev Clyde Scott announced the ceremony with music by Mrs Don Bush. The bride wore a gray gabardine dress with red rose corsage. Matron of honor was Mrs Paul Mollenhauer with a brown gabardine dress and white carnation corsage. Delmar Cameron served as best man with ushers Grant Cress and Paul Mollenhauer. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Mills
Hazel Alden
Clarence Joyce
Ira Alden
Walker
Joyce
Everett Joyce
Clyde Scott
Don Bush
Paul Mollenhauer
Delmar Cameron
Grant Cress
Sixteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt High School Homecoming Dance Scheduled
Alumni of Roosevelt High School are invited to the homecoming dance in the school auditorium Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. A paid admission will be charged.
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Roosevelt High School
Inter Ocean Women's Club Meets for Dinner
Members of Inter Ocean Women's Club will meet this evening at 6 30 for dinner at the Club Ti Pi Tin. Miss Lydia Hrubesh will discuss her trips abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Ocean Women’s Club
Ti-Pi- Tin
Lydia Hrubesh
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Gazette Photo
Weaver Witwer
Hilltop Farm
Montrose
Witwer
Robert S. Wray
Sally Zuercher
Herbert S. Stamais
Neil Montgomery
Keir
Hardy Beauty Supply
Iowa
Killian’s
Roosevelt Beauty Salon
Roosevelt Hotel
Viva‘s Beauty Salon
3Rd St
Beauty Salon
3Rd Ave
Pauline’s Beauty Service
Park Court
Luella
Herwig’s Beauty Salon
Jessie’s Beauty Shop
D St. SW
Moel’s
Beauty Shop
16Th Ave
Ruth Thompson Beauty Salon
Dows
Erma
Ord Ave
Dorothy Kepford
Radio Council Board
Ayia
Bishop
Florida
Wol
Leo
Rosai
Bea Andus
Boysenberry
Mrs. Loy
Mrs. Bixler
Mrs. Kay
NEW Camp Fire Group
Ruth Circle
Designing Woman
Kiahees
Legion Office
George Thompson
Inter-Ocean Club
Matitat
Iori Tas
Baldridge
Third Street
Stant Cooor
D, Mares
Baker
Cartwright
Third Ave
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