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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1950
Page
2
Public notice promotes Secrets of Charm by John Robert Powers. It discusses waistline changes when weight shifts and urges Powers Girls to monitor their waist measurement for figure changes.
Crochet and embroidery guide offers Pattern 880 with 12 motifs transfer 1x4 and 512x15 inches plus crochet directions. Also lists Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book with patterns for crochet knitting embroidery slip covers rugs toys and quilts and a 20 cent pattern copy offer. Includes waistline reduction exercises and posture tips for home use.
A quick method to remove bulk ice cream from a carton for even servings involves inserting a tablespoon into the center, twisting under hot water, and pulling on the spoon while holding the carton. This creates clean cuts for equal portions.
A mixed page offers exercises to strengthen the midriff and waist as a daily routine. It also promotes charm advice for women in business, promising easy wardrobe choices and top career success through self-presentation. Readers are asked to mail 10 cents for more tips and a return envelope.
Exchangettes plan a Wednesday 9 30 a m breakfast at Cedar View Country Club. Members are asked to bring their children to the event.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Marak and Mr and Mrs Alfred Witousek hosted a Sunday picnic at their cabin near Ivanhoe to honor Miss Rose Rottocil of Long Beach California.
The article describes a method to add up to five inches to short draperies by stitching 14 inch strips or matching plain color to the back of each pinch pleat group. Attach loops or tape to the back, then hang from a high mounted pole to give the illusion of longer windows.
A description notes the wall above the window and confirms draperies will extend to the floor. The detail implies architectural or interior design considerations for curtain placement.
Eloise Hellwege and Raymond Trimpe exchanged wedding vows Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church before Rev. Otto H. Beer. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Hellwege of Indianapolis while the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Otto Trimpe of Homestead. The sheer yoke of the bride's gown described.
The satin gown edged with seed pearls framed the bride as she carried white baby roses and carnations with an orchid. Miss Laverne Hellwege of Indianapolis was maid of honor and Miss Luella Trimpe of Homestead a bridesmaid. Alfred Trimpe served as best man with groomsman Robert Hellwege. A reception for 150 followed at Homestead and the couple will reside near Homestead.
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