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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1955

Page

12

Fashion Offers Larger Hats for Spring

New York report notes a major spring hat shift with wider or deeper crowns, light straws, and inner bands for secure wear. Styles favor tiny brims and straight lines to complement long torso fashions, featuring profile, back-tilted, and straight-on looks in airy silks, organdies, and felts.

New York Nea Sally Victor Mr. Arnold

Touch Up Your Home With Simple Do It Yourself Tricks

A guide to quick home touch ups covering white water rings on wood, scratches on tables, tarnish on silver, and touch up methods using commercial pastes with siliconed polish. Includes tips for applying paste with the grain, using steel wool for gloss control, and saving small paint jars for touch ups.

Silver Company

Meet Music Crazy Washington Family at Home

Three year old Bill Holland listens to harp music as his mother plays at home. Henry F. Holland, Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, and the whole family are described as music obsessed. Everyone plays an instrument though Bill. he pretends on the piano while his father enjoys the guitar at embassy events.

Washington Nea Bill Holland Henry F. Holland Inter-American Affairs Rimsky-Korsakof Bill Holland Secretary of State Henry Holland

Music at Home Shapes Hollands’ Washington Life

Anne Holland, 12, studies piano for four years with violin and harp. Hank, 11, enjoys outdoor sports and piano and violin. The Hollands’ living room hosts a grand piano, two harps, and a high fidelity system. Mrs. Holland cooks, performs in Spanish with diplomats, and the family recently moved from Houston to Washington by way of Mexico City.

Omics Mexico City Anne Holland Henry Jr Hank Mrs. Holland Hollands Anne Secre Tary Holland Texas Washington Houston

Party Tips for Serving Red Caviar on Bread Rounds

Practical instruction for garnishing buttered bread with red caviar and parsley. Mentions tiny cocktail onions and pickled onions in small jars.

Avocado Prep Tips and Custard Sauce Fix

A guide covers halving avocados lengthwise or crosswise and removing the seed after twisting to avoid messy peels. It also advises cooling a burnt custard by placing the pan in cold water and whisking with an egg beater to smooth it out.

See Nursery Through Baby's Eyes

A stylish look at nursery decor trends as mothers, designers like Ruth Strauss, and manufacturers spotlight brighter colors and imaginative wall papers. Bold characters, animal motifs, and easy scrub surfaces lead to vibrant themes, circuses, farm scenes, and star patterns for lasting appeal in young rooms.

Ruth Strauss Colonisl Charlie

Petite Actress Shares Her Look Tall Secrets

Kathy Nolan, 21, plays Wendy to Mary Martin’s Peter Pan on Broadway and avoids being mistaken for a child. She discusses wardrobe hacks to look taller, including tailored size seven dresses, long bodice lines, vertical details, slender heels, a chic bun, cloche hats, selective color, and careful jewelry to maintain height and elegance.

Wendy Mary Martin Peter Kathy Kathy Nolan

Colette’s caretaking voice shines in fiction

Alicia Hart surveys Colette as a premier female author who celebrates women’s daily duties. She notes how Colette’s heroines revel in household tasks, dressmaking, and organizing, portraying women as richly real and intentionally feminine.

Alicia Hart Colette Colette

Glass shoe debuts as new spring fashion trend

New York reports glass shoes in fashion this spring. The translucent sandals, woven from glass fiber and vinyl, offer pliability and cool wear without stockings. Colors include pink and blue with matching luster straps and heels.

New York NEA Lipare

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