AAUW Opens 42nd Season With Dramatic Oriented Night
The American Association of University Women begins its 42nd season in Middletown with an 8 p.m. orientation and dessert smorgasbord at the Women's Center. Members meet to introduce the 1967-68 program theme through a dramatic production by Troup 1709 Lemon-Monroe High School.
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American Association of University Women
Middletown
Women’s Center
Troup 1709
National Thespian Society of
Lemon - Monroe High School
Charles Ewart
World Problems
AAUW
America
Milton B. Efthimion
Sts. Constantine and Helen
First Methodist
Church of the Ascension
Ronald J. Soule
Miami University
McKinley Junior High School
Robert Mucha
Ruby Schroeder
Homer Weikel
Association
Col
Raymond Fening
Women's Center
Ohio Division
George Clark
Sweden's Test Divorce Tested as Trial Marriage in Reverse
Stockholm report on Sweden's experiment with a trial-like divorce process. The piece discusses liberal attitudes toward premarital sex and how the so called test divorce aims to preserve family reputation while testing marriage norms. It notes social tension between liberal trends and traditional views on marriage.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Indian Matrimonial Ads Reflect Caste, Dowry and Astrology
In India, Sunday matrimonial ads reveal emphasis on caste, education, and astrology. Families seek suitable matches for daughters and sons, with many ads favoring engineers, doctors, and teachers. dowry remains common despite waning influence.
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New Delhi
Alfred Lord Tennyson
India
Madras
Nuptials Performed Last Night at Yankee Road Church
Miss Anita Oney and Stephen Sherman united in marriage in double-ring rites at Yankee Road Church of God. The Rev Rodney G Williams officiated. The bride’s father gave her away. Noble decorations included white gladioli and carnations. The couple will reside in Columbus after Ohio State engineering student groom earns degree.
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Yankee Road Church of God
Anita Oney
Stephen Sherman
Rodney G. Williams
Woodford Oney
Yankee Road
E M. Sherman
Michael Road
Ed Sherman
Tom Hickman
Thomas O’lenick
Cooper Designs Aim For Quiet Elegance
California designer Charles Cooper pursues quiet elegance with a fall collection of pure lines, fine fabrics, and subtle refinement. Hemlines stay inches above the knee for fit, with unpressed hems for easy alteration, and fur collars in nutria, Persian lamb, and mink feature among the late afternoon and evening looks.
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Charles Cooper
California
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