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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1962
Page
22
Do not wash out the humidity impact on makeup as Deidre Lesage, New York's Summer Festival queen, showcases summer beauty tips. The piece highlights chip resistant nail enamel, rainproof eye makeup, long lasting mascara, and lip products designed for humid heat plus refreshing summer cologne and light pastel dress advice.
A collection of reader questions to Abby covers a 14 year old learning dance from his father and seeking tactful decline, a thumb sucking toddler facing strangers’ taunts, a bride shower where guests were asked to bring sandwiches, and a note to a reader about respecting present vows.
A nationwide trend sees after-prom events keeping teens off the road by providing transportation to parties, meals, and activities that extend celebrations into dawn. Examples include trains to Montauk Point and Arlington Heights, moonlight Boston cruises, a Richardson Texas three day trip, and all night dances in Norwalk and Seattle areas, with police and clubs endorsing supervised gatherings.
A Chicago feature explains how to test detergent usage by washing a load with water conditioner only to reveal if excess soap remains. If suds appear, the clothes still carry old detergent.
Hollywood stylist Richard Blackwell doubts today’s film stars influence everyday fashion beyond Hollywood. He notes stars imitate studio designers and cites Rosalind Russell Ann Blyth Rhonda Fleming Lily Pons Terry Moore Marjorie Lord Janis Paige as clients and Jayne Mansfield as a recent convert. He adds a designer should tailor gowns to the wearer and setting rather than personal taste.
Readers learn the shift to oval toe styles brings comfort after years of cramped narrow shoes. The change promises relief for many women who suffered from tight toe boxes and jammed feet in traditional designs.
In a bridge discussion by Jacoby on Bridge, John McGervey of Cleveland bids three diamonds over Norths three clubs, then advances to four spades and six spades after Blackwood. West opens diamonds and McGervey makes all twelve tricks after precise sequence and deductions.
The American Legion auxiliary in Calmar elected Mrs Harold Haas as president at the June meeting. Other officers named include Mrs Francis Meyer as vice president Mrs Godfrey Klimeshh as secretary Mrs Idor Bjonerud as treasurer Mrs Paul Gerlich as chaplain Mrs Clarence Rothmeyer as historian and Mrs Dervin Falder plus Mrs Alfred Pavlovec as sergeants at arms.
A fragment shows a bridge hand with suits and ranks, marking vulnerability as both players are vulnerable. It lists several card sequences such as AQSE and KQ54 and side notes like 1074 31098. The OCR text indicates a deal outline rather than a full bidding or play sequence.
The article notes the rise of walking shorts for men with bold fabrics and practical fabrics. Bermudas remain favorites with solids checks stripes and novelty prints. Blended cotton polyester fabric keeps creases and ironing minimal while coordinating tops help mix and match for outdoor summer wear.
If a neighbor does not return visits, assume the cue and back off politely. Maintain courtesy while stepping back to avoid pushing the issue, and document your boundaries to preserve good neighborly relations.
Mrs. Alice Lineman reads of the Miss Pennsylvania semifinals in Philadelphia. Penny Lineman enters the beauty pageant and is chosen among 15 finalists to represent Pennsylvania in the Miss USA contest on July 7 in Miami Beach. Movie listing notes Trial Without Jury on KCRG-TV9 at 10:30 p.m.
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