Japanese Brides Thrift and Sewing Shape Family Life in Japan
The article notes Japanese brides favor sewing machines over refrigerators and TV sets, reflecting a strong home-making tradition. It cites high home sewing activity, large fashion press, and 42.7 percent of married women working, with one third of Japan’s 3 million machines sold to Japanese women. The sewing industry leads global production driven by domestic demand.
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Japan
Paris
Rome
New York
Japan Sewing Machine Council
United States
Iers
U. S
Youth Plan Own Service at First Christian Church
Twenty eight young people of the Christian Youth Fellowship will lead Sunday worship at the First Christian Church. Janet Helwig Lois Simpkins and Pat Smith discuss Christian Youth in Action from Camp Christian last summer. A girls sextet provides special music. The service is conducted entirely by youth.
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Christian Youth Fellowship
First Christian Church
Janet Helwig
Lois Simpkins
Pat Smith
Camp Christian
Carol Nagle
Susan Romine
Michelle Barnhill
Suzanne Drach
Patti Shuster
Carlos Phillips
Record Hop At Athens Elks Club For Elks And Emblem Members
A recent record hop at the Athens Elks Club Room featured conventions slides and Athens Elks Memorial images shown by Francis Ponticus. The gathering extended birthday wishes to Don Barstow the exalted ruler.
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Athens
Elks Club
Elks and Emblem Club
Athens Elks Memorial
Francis Ponticus
Don Barstow
Dessert or salad jellied apple salad with cinnamon candy
A jellied apple dessert salad combines 44 cup cinnamon flavored hard candies crushed with 1 package cherry gelatin. After dissolving and adding water, fold in a Waldorf mix of apples celery and nuts, then mold and chill, garnished with cream cheese balls.
Floral Society Plans Valentine Projects and Dance Update
The Carrie Hall Club of Albany Grange held a rug and apron making session at Mrs. Albert Keirns home with Mrs. Merrill Nelson presiding. A New Year prayer by Mrs. Waldo Poston and poems by Mrs. Bess Musser were read. A famous person contest went to Mrs. Melva Radcliffe. A February meeting is set at Grange Hall hosted by Mrs. Robert Grinstead. The Eagles announce a Valentine flower check list from the Society of American Florists and 8:30 p.m. dances begin this week with round and square dancing at the 000 Eagles' Dance.
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Carrie Hall Club
Albany Grange
Albert Keirns
Merrill Nelson
Waldo Poston
Bess Musser
Carl McClure
Melva Radcliffe
Grange Hall
Robert Grinstead
A. C. Rickard
Society of American Florists
The
Eagles
Zaleski Notes Frame Visits and Bereavement
Beatrice Burley called to Athens by step father Charles Ballenger’s death after a year of illness. William Rosser funeral held at Putnam Church with Worth Dicken and family in attendance. Lancaster couple Robert Woods visited Zaleski relatives. Everett McKibben hosted by the McKibbens. Lawrence Fuller and wife from Columbus spent a day with Hugh and Mrs Egleberry with Kim Fuller remaining for a longer stay. Noble Hamon hosted by his mother in Sissonville W Va visiting family.
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James McKibben
Zaleski
Beatrice Burley
Athens
Charles Ballenger
Worth Dickens
William Rosser
Putnam Church
Robert Woods
Lancaster
Everett McKibben
Lawrence Fuller
Columbus
Fullers
Hugh Egleberry
Kim
Jane Hamon
Sissonville
W. Va
Noble Hamon
Misses Pattern 4577 Spring-Summer Catalog Ad
Sewing pattern notice for Misses sizes 12 14 16 18 20 featuring smocking and gathers options. Includes fabric yardage, pattern price, and mailing address for Anne Adams Messenger Pattern Dept in New York. Also promotes 304 design ideas and a coupon for a free pattern catalog.
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Anne Adams
the Messenger
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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Coutur
Mahaffey's
Frigidaire
Beachwood
Zenith
Zenith America
W. State St
Tel. LY
Youth Plan
Own Service
Voz Broskehine
Harris
N. Court Street
Mimi Tai
Floral Society
Valentine Entiments
Valentine
Cologne
Chanel
Chanel Chanel
Whitman
Ality
Quick’s Drug Store
Bone Hilliams
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