Miss Minnesota Sharon Carnes Prepares for Miss America
Sharon Carnes of St Paul trains for Atlantic City Miss America bid with exercise after appearances. She earned a $4000 wardrobe, a scholarship, and a car during her reign. Carnes studies music at the University of Minnesota and Macalester College planning a musical career.
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Sharon
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Penney Co
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Coming Events Local Club Meetings Listed
Jack Armstrong WRC meets at VFW Hall in the afternoon. Austin Garden Club holds a 1 pm picnic at Todd Park. WBA 33 gathers in the evening with Mrs Daniel Reisinger in Albert Lea. Ramsey Bridge Club has a 12 15 luncheon at Ramsey Golf Club. St Winifred Unit meets with Mrs Joseph Kroc at 614 12th St NE. Eagles Auxiliary initiates at FOE Hall. Woodbury Willing Workers meet at the YWCA in the afternoon. Miriam Circle of Our Savior's Lutheran meets with Mrs Darrell Oleson at 1802 2nd St NE. United Missionary Fellowship gathers in the evening at the Church of Christ.
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Teen shoe fashions offer wide fall choices for teens
The Leather Industries of America notes a broad teen shoe range this fall from thigh-high boots to calf-length leather boots in colors and textures like suede patent and nubuck. Boots slimmed with higher toplines and zippers create a lean look while low-heeled pumps and moccasins mix leathers and vamp details for casual wear.
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Reverend O P Smith Returns as South Portsmouth Pastor
The Rev O P Smith resumes leadership at South Portsmouth Methodist Church in Portsmouth Ohio after 40 years away. He was first pastor there from 1919 to 1923 following assignment by the Kentucky Methodist Conference.
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O. P. Smith
South Portsmouth Methodist Church
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Many Fashions Are What Young Set Wears Best
Fall fashion favors juniors with layered sporty looks from casual to elegant. outfits center on jackets vests scarves and knee high stockings with knits and jumpers. Fabrics vary from tweed and velvet to silks and furs with leopard prints and faux reptile accents.
Wedding notices deadline policy for Herald Women’s Page
Information on events should reach the Herald by 9 30 a m the day after and by 9 30 a m the second day. A third day is allowed for out of city events. Wedding details due before ceremony or by 9 30 a m the day after. After that, notices are condensed. after a week only announcements. Photos must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony.
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Parole Board Chief Uses Religion to Aid First Offenders
Dr. Fred Mofft in Frankfort Kentucky as executive director of the Kentucky Parole Board urges parolees to be contacted by their clergy after release. He notes letters from clergymen show parolees have at least one friend waiting and backing them.
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Boiled Dressing for Salads
A vintage collection of recipes for a boiled dressing and several summer dishes. Includes Coleslaw With Boiled Dressing, Corn and Dried Beef Casserole, Mushroom-Onion Hamburgers, and Brown Sugar Cookies with step by step directions and ingredients.
Suits Lead Varied Life in Fashion
Fashion notes describe fall suits designed for sportswear to formal wear. Textures range from tweeds to mohair and ribbed worsted fabrics with cape jackets, detachable boas, and various fur trims. Colors emphasize reds, blues, and earth tones with hip-length and longer jackets and slim skirts.
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Fall Shapes Inspire Jewelry to Accent New Costumes
Fall fashion drives jewelry design with high rising waistlines and boxy jackets. Vertical necklines lengthen short necks with matinee or diamond pendants. Chokers of pearls replace metal clasps. empire waistlines favor center pins for balance. Abstract bold color jewelry, long ropes, and skinny earrings mark contemporary looks. Matching white or yellow metals pair with existing favorites.
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Boyswear Is Rugged This Fall Fashion Trend
Fall fashion centers on rugged boyswear with grown-up looks for dress, school, and play. Classic eton suits and cardigan sets appear forSunday best, Ivy suits and oxford shirts for a collegiate vibe, and corduroy jackets and denim for casual wear. Outdoor ski wear features quilted jackets with hoods, stretch pants, pile lining, and ski insignias.
First US Congress Passes Tariff Act and Oath Form
The second law enacted by the first United States Congress established a tariff act and directed the form of oaths for public officials.
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Fall fashions for young juniors offer layered sport looks
Fashion notes for juniors highlight a mix of manly fabrics and game shirt styling inspired by rugby. Oliver look reappears in long sleeves and knickers in tweed with wide corduroy. Skirts show A lines and suspender styles with three fabric or color combinations for fall. Coats include cape, car, and all weather options with hooded pile lining.
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Approach to Cuffs Adds New Interest
Fashion interest shifts to sleeves and cuffs with a favored roll cuff and softly gathered sleeve. A matching roll collar accompanies the look, seen on shirts, suits, and coats. Additional cuffs feature buttons buckles and straps for a fresh fall effect.
Parents of three million children separated or divorced in 1960
Population Reference Bureau figures show that in 1960 three million children had parents who were separated or divorced. The brief statistic highlights family structure changes in that year.
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Population Reference Bureau
Volume listings for children tales and songs volumes 5 and 6
The text catalogs two volumes of children's tales and songs including The Golden Goose Clever Gretel The Lion and the Mouse Have That Ran Away Sing a Toon Rockabye Baby Old MacDonald Had a Farm Peter Potter The Three Little Pigs The Magic Pot Silly Joe Where Has My Little Dog Gone and A Hunting We Will Go.
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Town Mouse
Sixnce
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Blynken
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Mother Lark
Mary
Lamb
Have
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Peter Potter
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