Miss Charlotte Farrell Weds Terry Hoeper
Miss Charlotte Mae Farrell and Terry Robert Hoeper wed at Sterling Christian Church in a candlelight ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Farrell, wore a peau de soie gown with pearls and crystals. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hooper, serves with the Navy aboard the USS Fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Rassmussen
Rochester
Linda Block
Darla Kay Hooper
Larry Farrell
Paul White
Bestman
Sandy C. A. MacIntosh
Ted
Russell Farrell
Minneapolis
Larry Hesch
Douglas MacIntosh
Nelson’s Grill
Austin
Charleston
S.C
Austin High School
Country Kitchen
Navy
Fidelity
Razor towels as a household gift suggestion
If the man of the house uses your good towels for his razor drying, consider buying him a supply of small razor towels. It offers a simple remedy and reduces wear on better towels.
Better Ironing Results for a Clean Sole Plate
Keep the sole plate clean for better ironing results. When cool, wipe away permanent plastic starch residue with rubbing alcohol and rinse with a clean damp cloth.
Food Report Highlights Bargains Across Meat and Produce
Food demand remains steady as beef and pork are plentiful nationwide. Pork chops see a price drop in the East while fryer prices ease and egg costs fall. Vegetables and fruits stay abundant, with regional variances in lamb veal and poultry prices from the Northeast to the Far West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East
Midwest
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
Florida
Beauty Advice From Elizabethan Bathing Routine
The excerpt notes a seasonal hot bath method from Elizabeth I era to induce perspiration and then washing the face with wine for a fair ruddy complexion. It cautions against following that practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Elizabeth I
Farmers Union Christmas Party at Enterprise School
The Austin Windom Farmers Union held a Christmas party at Enterprise School on Monday. William Cress presided and Mrs. Alvin Wilson reported on the state convention. A program featured songs by multiple performers, piano pieces, a clarinet solo, readings, and a master of ceremonies. The next officers meeting will be at the Cress home in Rose Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin - Windom Farmers Union
Enterprise School
William Cress
Alvin Wilson
Nancy
Paul
Leo
Catherine
Karen Cress
Leslie
Randy
Cathy
Elene
Bradley
Jewel
Denise
Mary Bendtsen
Susan Lukes
Joan Felton
Barbara Gerlach
Linda
Christine Holdgrafer
Margaret
Carol Jenkins
Steven Felton
Cress
Rose Creek
Shanely Blonde Crowned 1967 Maid of Cotton in Memphis
Georgia Kay Pearce of Gastonia North Carolina was named 1967 Maid of Cotton in Memphis Tennessee. First alternate Kim Taylor Hobbs New Mexico and Connie Diane Fletcher Phoenix Arizona were named alternates. Pearce, 21, 5 feet 6 inches tall weighs 112 pounds and will tour the world promoting cotton with her official appearance at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonia
N.C
Kim Caylor
Hobbs
N.M
Connie Diane Fletcher
Phoenix Ariz
Miss Pearce
Cotton Bowl
Dallas
Tex
Georgia
City Auditorium
Wedding information filing guidelines for Herald
Planning a wedding must be reported to the Herald before 9 30 a m the day after the ceremony. After that time reports are condensed and after one week only an announcement runs. Wedding blanks are at the Herald office or mailed on request and photos must arrive within 12 days.
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Herald
Packing a Dry Shampoo for Travel
The piece promotes a dry shampoo in an unbreakable package for travelers who want to sightsee without washing hair. It suggests packing the product for convenience and portability during vacations.
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Charlotte Farrell
Terry Hoeper
Mrs
Terry Hwoeper
LE Ind
SABE
Deepwear
Penney
Orig
En Eee
Penh
Vow
Runlen
Svac
Ori
Misou
Womens
Wil
Mamarnaebastsr
Bekker
Nime
Ora
Food Report
Dave Smith
AP Business News
Farmers Union Christmas Party
Shanely Blonde
Memphis, Tenn
King Cotton
Georgia Kay Pearce
Gas
W. Oakland
Lenneys
Midtown
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