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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1954

Page

5

Educator Says Spite Ruins Careers For Many Women

New York May 24 Women will gain equality with men only when they quit undermining each other says Millicent C McIntosh president of Barnard College In an interview she cites prejudice among women as the chief obstacle and says co education and WW II have begun to change attitudes She notes evolving marriages shared duties and warns women to take professional responsibility to avoid hindering others and herself is identified as Mrs Millicent McIntosh wife of Dr Austin McIntosh with five children and a Bryn Mawr Johns Hopkins background.

Gay Pauley New York Millicent C. AcIntosh Barnard College Wth McIntosh Bryn Mawr College Johns Hopkins University Barnard Columbia University John Hopkins Austin McIntosh Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center

Pattern No 3007 Shorts Blouse and Skirt for Summer

A pattern set No 3007 offers shorts blouse and a four gore skirt in sizes 9 through 19 with minimal fabric. Instructions list fabric yardage by size and width and offer mail order from PATTERN BU REAU The Baytown Sun New York NY with optional first class mail surcharge. Also promoted is a 1954 Spring Summer Fashion Book in color featuring seasonal styles for all ages and occasions.

Moral Instability Paper Read To Women's Club

Mrs. Charles Farr spoke at Baytown Women's club about Moral Instability, arguing it starts at home and can improve public behavior through stable homes, churches, and schools. The meeting closed the club year with a picnic for 22 members and guest Miss Patricia Thompson, in Mrs. Rundell's home. NIB writes anew for housewives, a portable nib pen that writes on multiple surfaces without ink, giving indelible labeling options in brown black and white among six colors.

Charles Farr Baytown Women’s Club Walter Rundell Milner J. M. Bridges Patricia Thompson New York

Junior Level Aids Help Kids Hang Up Clothes

A method to curb clutter suggests junior level hooks at child reach inside closets. Self adhesive plastic hooks attach without tools, holding up to 15 pounds after 24 hours. Add lower closet bars and adjust heights as children grow, teaching neatness and saving wear on parents.

Summer Styles Add Appeal To Bathing Beauty Charm

New York designers showcase beach fashion for summer with colorful hats robes and accessories. Navy tunis with sequins bold striped terry cloth robes and oversized straw hats lead a trend toward eye catching beach wear. Designer Zita McClintock presents nautical navy pieces and a foldable hat that expands into a wide brim.

Gay Pauley New York Zita McClintock Audrey Hepburn

From $15 A Week To Company Head Elsie Murphy Story

Profile of Elsie Murphy, 48, president of S. Stroock and Co, who rose from a $15 weekly job to leading a woolen firm. The piece traces her career from learning the business, through board election, to executive roles in styling and promotion. Includes personal background, family, and views on women in industry. Also notes a quick spread recipe for potato chips.

Vivian Sande New York Elsie Murphy Murphy S. Stroock. and Co Jack

Chuck Wagon Supper Celebrates Teachers and Officers

Teachers and officers of Sam Houston were entertained with a chuck wagon supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Travis Smith. Hostesses included several ladies, a western theme decorated the rooms, and a serve table modeled as a chuck wagon. Menu featured barbecue baked beans potato salad slaw pie coffee and cold drinks. A get acquainted game and group sing along with a pianist followed.

Sam Houston Parent Travis Smith Smith W. L. Haltom Ruby Griffin W. Casey RK. Kimball H. 8. Merchant Bob Purvis L. BE. Pennington Della ‘Taylor

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