Sorority To Sponsor Needy Family For Thanksgiving
XI DELTA MU CHAPTER Beta Sigma Phi plans Thanksgiving aid for a needy family. Members will bring canned goods to the next meeting or to Mrs. Harold Mc Claflin. Rev P J Garcia spoke on Good Lives. Next meeting 8:30 p m Nov 16 at Mrs William Jackson Wake man s.
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XI Delta MU
Beta Sigma Phi
Richard Becker
Mary Clare Cline
Harold McClaflin
P.J. Garcia
William Jackson
Wakeman
Men's Socks Go Mad This Fall
New York reports a bold fall sock trend as manufacturers claim to cure the black sock syndrome. Colors include 43 shades with patterns like argyle herringbone and polka dots, plus new leg styles from mid to over the calf and varied blends from arlon to orlon nylon.
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New York
UPI
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Burlington
Marum
Izod
Martin’s
Dior
Rembrandt Exhibit Set for Toledo Show
Mayor Harold Finch received two tickets to the Toledo Museum of Art for The Age of Rembrandt opening November 27 and running through January 8. The exhibit, valued at fifty million dollars, features about one hundred Dutch masterworks from North American and European lenders. Joyce Boxhoorn, an 18 year old Dutch exchange student, accompanied Mrs. Cherrington to promote the show.
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Harold Finch
Toledo Museum of Art
Rembrandt
Thomas Cherrington
Joyce Boxhoorn
Netherlands
Frans Hals
Jan Steen
North America
Europe
Miss Boxhoorn
Mrs. Cherrington
Zandvoort
Amsterdam
Ionia
Michigan
Youth For Understanding
Boxhoorn
Brussels
Belgium
United States
Joyce
Cottage Cheese Dance Goes Go Go for Teens
Teenage interest surges as a new go go dance called The Cottage Cheese spreads. The Lily Tulip Cup Corporation promotes a free brochure Dips and Dunks with nutritional facts 19 recipes and party games. Free copies available by writing to Lily Tulip Cup Corporation Dept. D.M. 122 East 42nd Street New York.
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New York
Duces
Lily-Tulip Cup Corporation
Dept. D.M
East 42Nd Street
N.Y
Myth Of Something For Nothing Creates $3 Billion Business
A UPI report notes premiums drive purchases in many markets from car sales and household goods to stamps and lingerie. Economists say the hidden cost is built into merchandise prices, debunking the promise of free gifts.
Evening events and clubs fill North Fair field Grange night
List of Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings from North Fairfield area includes Grange supper at Grange Hall 5 to 7, St. Peter's Lutheran Church activities, Eastern Star chapters, DeMolay functions, Toastmasters, and various garden and service groups with times from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. across local venues. A later note discusses a boom in the premium industry with New York Premium Show head Jay Thalheim citing growth from under 1 billion to over 3 billion annually and exhibitors touting $5,000 marketing products amid payola references.
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North Fairfield Grange
Grange Hall
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Donald Bahnsen
Lake Erie Gem and Geological Society
Oberlin People’s
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Firelands Stamp Club
Norman E. Boose
Queen Esther
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Wakeman
Jay Thalheim
New York
Time for Women To Shift Gears
New York UPI reports Denise McCluggage argues women should shed the “woman driver” label. She says women can master driving as easily as operating a washing machine and should read manuals, anticipate hazards, and drive with steady skill to improve on the road.
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New York
UPI
Denise McCluggage
Miss McCluggage
Grossett & Dunlap
Cities Service Oil Co
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St. Peter Lutheran Church
Carl Gerstenberger
Ethan Bartow
Lloyd Schild
Andrew Lortcher
Karl Baumeyer
God
Christaan
Curt Klein
Erwin Linder Sr
Anna Thorn
Mrs. Cherrington and
Toledo
Kanana
Omega Chapter
Beta
Sigma Phi
Harold Schultz
Golden Age Club
Alan Angell
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Oddfellows and Rebeccas
Oddfellows Hall
DeMolay Mothers Club
Firelands Toastmaster’s Club
W. Main St
Komarek Funeral Home
If Home Savings and Loan CO
East Main ST
Norwalk, Ohio
ST. Milan
Glasco
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