Hair styles for spring plans in Honolulu fashion airs
UPI reports spring hair trends from the National Hair dressers and Cosmetologists Association. The dickey bird hairdo features a small head lock with a crest that can be raised over one eye, with evening wear using hairpieces for a high flare. Short looks prevail though variations appear with pieces. Echo coloring includes beige blonde fades and pale shades, with blacks offering licorice tones and reds reflecting paprika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey Bird
National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, Inc
Designer stresses chic Maternity clothing in LA shops
Mary Mackenzie markets chic maternity wear across 50 Motherhood Maternity Shops in Los Angeles area. She designs styles then outsources production, citing simplicity and fabric quality. Her husband Alex, company president, notes adjustable features appeal to larger sizes and expectant mothers, with tops drawing teen interest. The couple, who met in Jerusalem and moved to the United States in 1946, plan 56 stores by end of 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Mackenzie
Mrs. Mackenzie
Middle East
Jerusalem
United States
America
Washington Art Guild dresses as famous artists
The Washington Art Guild met at Carlton Bump’s home Tuesday with fourteen members present. Shirley Miles was voted best dressed for the evening. Mrs. Gerald Ridley led the business meeting and plans for a spring outdoor exhibit were discussed. A nominating committee was named and color slides of 1800s and early American painters were shown. The next meeting on February 8 will be at the public library at 7:30 PM. Members may join by contacting Mrs. Santos Hernandez at 653-4890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Art Guild
Carlton Bump
Shirley Miles
Gerald Ridley
Richard Fisher
Glen Gingerich
Dave Elder
Santos
Dorothy) Hernandez
Balanced Diet and The Basic Four Foods Guidelines
The article explains calories, balance, and the four Basic Foods groups essential for a healthy diet. It traces infant feeding progression from milk to orange juice iron yolk and bread, then emphasizes adult needs for energy from varied foods, highlighting economy, roughage, color, and nutrients. It notes milk and dairy as economical nutrient sources and describes meat group as pricier but nutritionally important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eal
Cinderella 4-H Club Meets With Duvall Leaders
The Cinderella 4-H Club met Monday with 15 teen members and three leaders. Mothers were guests. Barbara Radda presided. Roll call asked members to name a food and nutrition goal. Talks covered food and nutrition projects and cooking terms. A demonstration on measurement accuracy was given. Materials were handed out and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Duvall
Barbara Radda
John Duvall
Nancy Mangold
Janet Cuddeback
Vicky Benge
Local marriage invitation and community notices in Cheyenne Iowa
Invitations announce the marriage of Dorothy Joan Dickey of Cheyenne Wyoming to John Luther Springer on Friday February 11 at 7 p.m. in Grace Nazarene Church Cheyenne. Miss Dickey, formerly of Washington, lived with the Lytle family and is a Cheyenne High School graduate. Ann Stewart returns from Drake University for a week with her parents during semester break. Mary Butler is a candidate for Old Gold Queen at the State College of Iowa Cedar Falls. Fred Hensel spends the week at home during Missouri semester break and will return to Columbia. Robert Dean Bailey of Charleston Air Force Base reports promotion to airman first class from his parents. Wash-away Tops Club hosts a potluck January 31 at 6 30 p.m. in the old junior high building. Lt James Maple of Garden Grove California departs for Lansing Michigan after visiting relatives. then to Connecticut for Coast Guard schooling and later duty in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Joan Dickey
Cheyenne
Wyo
John Luther Springer
Grace Nazarene
Miss Dickey
Washington
Ralph Lytle
West 22Nd Street
Fred Hensel
Clint Hensel
University of Missouri
Columbia
Robert Dean Bailey
Charleston Air Force Base
S. C
Howard Bailey
James Maple
Garden Grove
Calif
Lansing
Mich
Lou Jugenheimer
LeRoy Jugenheimer
Maple
Connecticut
Coast Guard
Philippines
Men in service DINKHELLER A2c Glenn E Dinkheller
Army air service records note service member Glenn E Dinkheller A2c with serial 17693048. Mail directed to 6234 MS APO 96233 Box 2311 San Francisco California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Social Calendar Notes for Local Clubs and Groups
Social and club notices list upcoming meetings and events with times and locations. Highlights include Thursday 8 p.m. activities at KC Hall and Masonic Temple, Friday CWF and UPW meetings, Monday events at Old junior high and Winga's Cafe luncheon, plus a pillow display and various group gatherings.
Pekin Singers to Present Cantata The Symphony of Easter
Pekin Community Singers under Mrs Marlin Woolums begin Feb 6 1966 rehearsals from 2 to 4 pm for Pekin High School Cantata The Symphony of Easter with themes by Beethoven text by Frank L Cross Accompanists Terri Brown Packwood and Mrs Kenneth Steinbeck Richland Solo parts will be assigned with tryouts first Sunday Contact Mrs Woolums Some rehearsals on Sundays with some evenings Sponsored by Pekin Church Fellowship since 1963 officers include Mrs Vernon Harras vice president and Mrs Richard Williams secretary treasurer Singers have come from Packwood Fairfield Farson Martinsburg Hedrick Delta Sigourney Fremont Richland and Ollie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Shirkey
Pekin Community Singers
Community Singers
Marlin Woolums
Pekin Community High School
Pekin High School
Beethoven
Frank L. Cross
Terri Brown
Packwood
Kenneth Steinbeck
Richland
Woolums
Pekin Church Fellowship
Mary Lee Krieger
Vernon Harras
Richard Williams
Fairfield
Farson
Martinsburg
Hedrick
Delta
Sigourney
Fremont
Ollie
Waco High announces first semester honor roll
The honor rolls list at Waco High School names students achieving All A's across several groups. Notable names include Wayne Jones Jean Abrahamson Pat Can by Karen Davis Allen Kiene Ann Lauer Cheryl Martin Ed Olson Janice Peterson Mark Reschly Cindy Wickham and many others across multiple All A's cohorts.
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Waco High School
All
Wayne Jones
Jean Abrahamson
Pat Canby
Karen Davis
Allen Kiene
Ann Lauer
Cheryl Martin
Ed Olson
Janice Peterson
Mark Reschly
Cindy Wickham
All A’s
Marie Jones
Joyce Abrahamson
Jean Anderson
Mary Lou Anderson
Barbara Baker
Ann Bergstrom
Dean Beese
Tim Davison
Sandra Gerig
Pat Haberman
Stanley Jewell
Ken Madden
Suzanne Miller
Doris Moore
Carol Reschly
Sandra Rich
Jane Widmer
Christine Bennett Honored At Shower
Christine Annette Bennett infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bennett was honored at a pink and blue shower at the home of Mrs. Ed Letts with Mrs. Ray Stalder as co hostess. Due to inclement weather the honoree could not attend. Her mother opened the gifts. Refreshments were served by the hostesses assisted by several ladies.
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Christine Annette Bennett
Joe Bennett
Ed Letts
Ray Stalder
Hospital Admits and Discharges List in Washington and Columbus Junction
Yesterday admitted Buster Sistem and James Butler both in Washington for surgical procedures. Today discharged are Irma Bostwick and Louis Eugene Anderson and son in Washington, Dick Lukins and son in Columbus Junction, Virgil Smith, Mary Geiger, all in Washington.
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Buster Sistem
Washington
Surgical
James Butler
Irma Bostwick
Louis Eugene Anderson
Dick Lukins
Columbus Junction
Virgil Smith
Mary Geiger
Luers Rees Vow Wed at First Baptist Church
Ruth Luers and Henry L. Rees wed Wednesday January 26 in a home ceremony at seven oclock officiated by Rev. Richard Peterson of the First Baptist Church. Immediate family attended and a dining room reception followed. The couple plans residence in Washington after a southern states trip.
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Ruth Luers
Henry L. Rees
Richard Peterson
First Baptist Church
Living costs rise to record December high in 1965
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index rose 0.4 percent in December and 2 percent for 1965, reaching 111.0 percent of 1957-59 prices. A $10 basket now costs a dollar more than eight years ago, and buying power declined by 20 cents in the last year.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Helscher among top Ohio National Life salesmen for 1965
J. W. Helscher, general agent for The Ohio National Life Insurance Company, topped over a million dollars in sales in 1965 and ranked among the top fifteen salesmen. He joined Ohio National in Washington in 1960, has twice been Man of the Month, and is on the President's Wall of Fame. He is a Certified Applicant of the Million Dollar Round Table and has earned the National Quality Award for four years.
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J. W. Helscher
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
Bill Helscher
Ohio National
Washington
Helscher
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Los Angeles
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Commerce
Paris
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Dial
ART Guild
F.T.D
Wolf's Flower Shop
Mary Macomber
Ann Stewart
Drake University
Des Moines
Tom Stewart
Mary Butler
John Butler
State College of
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Jim
Dinkheller
Glenn E. Dinkheller
Creative
Leon Hillman
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
Family Living I
William Sitler
CES
Masonic Temple
Legion Hall
All Square Dancers
Women of Moose
Moose
First Presbyterian Upw
Jonan
Golden Age Club
Legion Auxilary
Winga’s
Applied Arts
Paul Snakenberg
Pekin Singers
Wal
Skip Renoux
Marshall Furniture
Waco
A’s
Galen Howsare
Richard Rodgers
LaMarr Widmer
Keith Beese
Kenneth Brimhall
Gary Corrad
Rosemary Curtis
Gary Eichelberger
Diana Hesseltine
Leonard Hesseltine
Karen Hirschy
Larry Jones
Kathy Madden
Jeri Martin
Cheryl Peterson
Leon Peterson
Sally Sheetz
Randy Davis
Nancy Brooks
Janet Davis
Tom Foster
Terry Kauffman
Becky Mitchell
Terry Neil
Jerry Reschly
Rosemary Roth
Jim Smith
Christine Bennett
Charles Crone, Jr
Eli Cook
Wilbur Hysell
Eva Blake
Robert Grubb
William McDole
Crone
Cook
Hysell
Luers-Rees
Ohio
Moose Home
Osincup’s
BPS
Osincup Drug
Walgreen Agency
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