Wives of prominent politicians joining working women's ranks
Washington wives of senators and officials take varied jobs to earn income while avoiding conflicts of interest. Betty Talmadge runs a multimillion meat brokerage. Joyce Rumsfeld works in a Georgetown shop. Antoinette Hatfield, real estate. Marvella Bayh avoids government payroll while guiding Bicentennial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marion Javits
Jacob B. Javits
Rn.y
Iran
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Joyce Rumsfeld
Secretary of Defense
Georgetown
Lou Tower
Antoinette Hatfield
Betty Talmadge
Senate Agriculture Committee
Rumsfeld
Ellen Proxmire
William Proxmire
Dwis
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota Democrat
Joan Lynn
Ford
Tower
University of Maryland
Marvella Bayh
Sen
Birch Bayh
Mark C. Hatfield
R-Ore
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Mothers of Twins schedule two events in February
Members of the Mothers of Twins Club will host a Get Acquainted Party on February 24 for area mothers of twins. The event, planned at the home of Mrs. Ernest Leighber on Hetzler Road, has invitations led by Mrs. Kenneth Rieser and Mrs. Larry Cain. The club also plans its annual Easter party for children at the Doty House Developmental Training Center, with Mrs. Leighber and Mrs. Cain overseeing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Stevens
Sen
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Capitol Hill
Mothers of Twins Club
Ernest Leighber
Hetzler Road
Kenneth Rieser
Larry Cain
Club
Doty House Developmental Training Center
Leighber
Cain
John Muir and Conservation Spotlight at AAUW Meeting
Mrs Leona Dengler reviewed Winds in the Woods The Story of John Muir detailing Muir’s blindness recovery and his drive to conserve American woodlands. The talk noted Muir’s influence on Theodore Roosevelt and the founding of the Bureau of Forestry, at Miss Nancy Slattery’s home with Mrs Margaret Huish hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Muir
Current Literature Study Group
The
American Association
Leona . Dengler
John Stewart
Muir
Theodore Roosevelt
Bureau of Forestry
Nancy Slattery
Margaret Huish
Holy Trinity Ladies Plan March 2 Card Party
The Holy Trinity Ladies Society schedules a card party for March 2 at 7:30 p.m. in the Women’s Center on Broad Street to raise funds. The event, organized by chairwoman Mrs. Fay and a committee including Mrs. Homan, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Fiessinger, Miss Dillon, and others, features tickets at 1.50 and prizes, food, decorations, publicity, and contact by Mrs. South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Ladies Society
Women’s Center
Broad Street
Robert Fay
Roosevelt Boulevard
Fay
al Homan
Lawrence Long
Don Fiessinger
Mary Dillon
Sorority Quilting Bee Aims Center Centerpieces
Members of the Alpha Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a quilting bee at Armco Girls Holiday House to cover clay pots with fabric squares for Barbara Park Convalescent Center dining room centerpieces. Mrs J B Gividen led the workshop and reservations for the Feb 14 Sweetheart Ball were due by Feb 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Armco Girls
J. B. Gividen
Barbara Park Convalescent Center
James’ Ronto
Dance decoration workshop at Stonyrill Lane tonight
Mrs Giiden will host a dance decoration workshop at her home on Stonyrill Lane tonight at 7 15. Attendees are asked to bring pointed scissors. Last night’s hostesses were Mrs Charles Williams, Mrs Don Cox, Mrs Don Perkins, Mrs Harvey Sutton and Mrs Cecil Woodell.
Doty House history topic at Gracious Grandmothers Club
Dr. Henry Meece, director of Doty House Center, traced the group's evolution from a 1958 cerebral palsy education and therapy program to a broader effort serving severely handicapped children. He highlighted the 1973 merger with Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Injured Children and the move to Timber Trail. The meeting also covered a 1976 Grandmothers Convention in Dayton and senior citizen safety rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meece
Doty House Developmental Training Center
Grandmothers Club
Women’s Center
N. Broad Street
Doty House
Curtis Street
Timber Trail
Meece
Middletown
Yeast-Rich Doughs Refrigerate Well
Yeast rich doughs that refrigerate well are usually higher in yeast and sugar than standard doughs baked after preparing and rising.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Japan
Anchorage
Yvonne Burke
D-Calif
Burke
James Schroeder
Patricia Schroeder
D-Coro
Joan Braden
State Department
Braden
Henry Kissinger
Nelson Rockefeller
Lady Bird Johnson
Liz Carpenter
Marvella Bayh TV
EL Bee Shoe
Famous Brand
Clare Mecos
Orig
Breiel Bivd
University Square
University Bivd
Mothers of Twins
Lebanon Raceway
Lebanon
Sandy
Armstrong
Tenis
Jonas, Inc
BankAmericard
Germantown Road
Center
Journal
Delbert Denzer
John Wallace
Dayton
George Freeman
Earl Flint
James Mattson
P. Morgan
Walter Kuiken
Harvey Pruesch
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