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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1968

Page

3

Washington High student named 1968 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow

Cheryl Woods daughter of Floyd and Mrs. Woods has been named 1968 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for Washington High School. She placed first in a Dec. 5 written knowledge and attitude exam for senior girls, making her eligible for state and national awards and earning a silver charm from General Mills sponsor. Homemaking teacher Rebecca Gotheridge notes this is the program's 14th year since 1954-55 to raise homemaking as a career.

Cheryl Woods Floyd Woods Betty Crocker Washington High School Cheryl General Mills Rebecca Gotheridge E. Main Dan Gotherridge Helen Gilbert

Death of Dennis Dautre mont in Vietnam shocks community

A saddened community marks the death of Dennis Dautre mont in Vietnam after only a month there. The letter reflects on the war’s meaning and honors his sacrifice while detailing a school show featuring Micki the chimp for K through 6 grades. It also notes a $600 price for a baby chimp and mentions snowfall and post office mail, ending with a kitchen recipe for a tomato soup and mincemeat cake and baking directions.

Dennis Dautremont Vietnam Micki

Hidden Organisms Cloud Penicillin’s Reach in Syphilis Cases

Reports from six cities warn that tiny syphilis organisms may survive penicillin, hide in body tissues, and later blur vision. First spotted by Dr. J Lawton Smith of Miami, findings spread to five other cities, suggesting alternative antibiotics might erase hidden forms.

University of Miami J. Lawton Smith James T. Nix Louisiana State University U.S Nix Dr. Nix Benjamin A. Kogan Direc

Hemlines May Inch Down Next Fall Says Designers

New York reports from fashion editors indicate daytime skirts will stay well above the knee for a while with hints of a downshift next fall. Designers Adele Simpson Geoffrey Beene and Chester Weinberg share varied views on the length while Norman Norell plans a partial shortening in his spring show. Paris fashion remains to weigh in at month’s end.

New York UPI London Adele Simpson Carnaby Street Victor Joris Cuddlecoat Tunisia Geoffrey Beene Lynda Bird Johnson Robb Chester Weinberg America Norman Norell Norell Paris

Rural Homemakers elect new officers for year

Vivian Wells reports in Crawfordsville that Rural Homemakers met at the home of Mrs. Lester Jones with eight members and one child present. New officers named for the year: President Mrs. James Young, Vice President Mrs. Earl McVey, Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Ernest Meyer, Gifts and cards Mrs. Clayton Widmer and Mrs. Aline Hesseltine, Reporter Mrs. Earl McVey. February meeting planned as 12:30 p.m. salad luncheon with theme Something Pertaining to February.

Crawfordsville Raymond Howsare Merle Howsare Iowa City Myral Smith Russell Williams Lester Jones James Young Earl McVey Ernest Meyer Clayton Widmer Aline Hesseltine John Harold Jones

Stamp Corner highlights new issues from Jamaica Antigua Gilbert and Ellice

Saturday Stamp Corner notes several country stamp releases this week Jamaica honors the 1968 Human Rights Year with three values Feeding the Body Feeding the Mind and Feeding the Spirit Antigua issues mark the 300th anniversary of Barbuda settlement with four stamps featuring a map and sailing ship Queen Elizabeth prominent on all. Gilbert and Ellice Islands debut a new definitive set from 1 cent to 2 dollars using decimal values. Burundi offers four Nativity paintings with perforated and imperforate sheets. Hungary issues a seven value art set with a souvenir sheet. Venezuela adds a multicolor air mail stamp with an art theme.

British Commonwealth Jamaica Antigua Barbuda Queen Elizabeth Gilbert and Ellice Islands Pacific Burundi Hungary Venezuela

Local Professional Directory Listings Include Attorneys Doctors

The community directory lists Louis J. Kehoe attorney at Jeffry building with phone 653 3991 and Livingston Day Meeker Bates law firm at 112 South Ave B with 653 2147. Morrison Morrison and Lloyd with office at 211 West Washington St contacts Edmund D Morrison Jr and James E Lloyd at 653 5431. Dr M L Tweeton practices at 108 North Marion phone 653 2351, note closed Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.

Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates South Ave M. L. Tweeton North Marion

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Homemaker OF Tomorrow Family Health News Walter H. Kemp Tor Los Angeles Kogan Drug Industry Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association Daisy SVE Nancy Washington Rural Homemakers By Vivian Wells Keith Thomas Johnstown Colo Tracy Gay Kirt Jeff Haydn Thomas Keith Fisher Wellman Jerry Fisher Monty Floyd Fisher Floyd Ada Hamil Memorial Hospital Morning Sun Manor Stanley Jewell John Rich Galen Howsare the Legion Hall By Walt Green Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry John C. Owen West Washington South Side Square Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main P. L. Etter Alexander Smith Washington Co Armstrong Narin Goodyear Mannington Powell Furniture Wellman, Iowa Washington and Mid-Prairie Area Ten Community College Mid-Prairie Golf RFC Mid-Prairie High School Vicki Powley County Court House Iowa David Ripley
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