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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1963

Page

11

Cash Glory Top Bowlers Spring National Opens in Memphis

The National bowling tournament in Memphis begins April 4, sponsored by the WIBC with about $150,000 in prize money. Eligibility requires 12 games bowled in a WIBC approved league by Dec. 1, with entry due January 10. The event runs eight weeks, followed by the Queens Championship with a $17,127 purse.

Memphis Women's International Bowling Congress WIBC Thunder Freda Botkin

Bells on ancient chopines dazzle at New York exhibit

An exhibit at Trapha gen School of Fashion features antique and modern bells including chopines edged with silver bells once worn by Navajo mothers-in-law to warn sons-in-law of their presence. The gold toe posts and silver basemounts reflect Eastern inspiration with roots in London and Paris, and Shakespeare mentions them in Hamlet.

New York Traphagen School of Fashion London Paris

Check Bath Towels for Quality Before You Buy

University of Minnesota extension home economists advise testing towels by holding them to light to ensure tight weave. For dark towels wash separately until dye bleed is ruled out, then wash with other colors. Check hems and selvages for neat finishing and secure stitching. nylon or dacron reinforcement boosts durability.

University of Minnesota Extension

Erickson Engaged to Heinrich Herling in Wisconsin Romance

Viroqua announces Ruth Ann Erickson engagement to Heinrich Herling son of Adolf Herling of Eindtbruck Westfalen Germany. Miss Erickson teaches in Stratford Wisconsin and Mr Herling works for Lufthansa Airlines in Frankfurt Germany.

Viroqua Wis John D. Erickson Ruth Ann Heinrich Herling Adolf Herling Eindtebruck Westfalen Germany Miss Erickson Stratford Herling Lufthansan Airlines Frankfurt

Modern Manners For Quiet Social Graces

Advice on polite hosting and etiquette urges use of small white informals for replies, brief visits of ten minutes, buffet setups with small tables, prompt invitation responses, timely return of borrowed books, and appropriate dress. It notes men should wear dark suits with women in cocktail attire, and favors letting others speak during conversation.

Nurse Invents New Baby Bottle

CHICAGO AP A nurse from The Plains Virginia by way of Chicago has invented a sterile disposable baby nurser after twenty years of research. The device aims to prevent baby colic and is patented in Mrs George Allens name with help from her late husband the engineer. The bottle costs pennies and was born in a kitchen table laboratory.

Chicago N AP George Allen the Plaines Mrs. Allen

Marquette to Honor January Midyear Education Grads

Rev John E Malik of Holy Cross Seminary La Crosse is a candidate for the master of education degree at Marquette University Milwaukee A Mass at 10 a m and an afternoon reception at 3 p m Sunday January 20 will honor the January class with a Mass and reception at the university events site

Milwaukee John E. Malik Holy Cross Seminary la Crosse Marquette University Marquette

Wash-wear cottons promise lint-free laundry efficiency

In addition to their obvious advantages, wash-wear cottons are also more likely to be lint-free, a valuable asset during laundry.

Jean Conan Doyle to direct Britain's Women's Royal Air Force

Jean Conan Doyle, daughter of Sir Arthur, becomes director of Britain's Women's Royal Air Force on April 1, marking the peak of her 24-year service. She began in 1938 in the Auxiliary Territorial Service, served at Hawkinge during the Battle of Britain, later commanded Hawkinge, inspected WRAF units worldwide, and rose to group officer. She describes the Air Force as her life, enjoys travel, skiing, and continues to read her father's novels.

London Jean Conan Doyle Britain Royal Air Force Sherlock Holmes Air Force Munich Auxiliary Territorial Service Women's Auxiliary Air Force WAAF Hawkinge Kent County WRAF Jean Europe America Canada Australia South Africa Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Jean Reckie Denis India Adrian Geneva Arthur Kingsley Mary Richmond

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