Beauty Arts tips for Miss Leeds in Hollywood column
In Hollywood on May 31 a reader asks about concealing facial faults with makeup and hair. Lois Leeds answers to emphasize eye features, use blue gray shadow, dark brows, and light rouge, with a center part and loose curls. sleep well. A leaflet on exercises for arms legs and back invites requests with a self addressed stamp.
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Miss Leeds
Connie
Maureen O’sullivan
Lois Leeds
Charleston Gazette
Develop a Lovely Smile with Simple Self Review
The best way to exercise your smiling muscles is to smile often. Use a mirror to study your own smile and spot faults such as over broad mouth stretches that create wrinkles at the gum corners. Keep teeth in good condition and lips smooth and rosy.
Charm Tips For Breaking Through Social Shells
The note suggests shifting from self doubt to action by crawling out of an emotional shell so others have a chance to know you and form genuine connections. It frames vulnerability as essential to being liked. It emphasizes proactive social exposure over withdrawal.
Fashion Guidance and Beauty Tips Column
A reader questions pink makeup pastel shades for lips and colors. Miss Leeds advises pastel pinks blues yellows greens and grays and stresses a sincere smile over sarcasm. Other inquiries cover hats for long chins hair styles and skincare with cleansing, exfoliating and sun exposure guidance.
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Miss Leeds
Sissy
Fans and heels spark Early American cosmetic revival tale
The piece notes designers embracing a move to outlaw evening wear with low heels, praising flat heels for tennis and hiking while glamor girls prefer heels. It describes a revival of fan lore with scented talcum and two fans per customer, and decodes flirtatious fan language used by milady and suitors.
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Coquette
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Burglary Charge In Roy Morris Case At Kanawha Street Store
Roy Morris of lower Kanawha street faces arraignment in municipal court on a burglary charge for attempting to break into Kanawha Cash grocery at 506 Kanawha street. Police say a glass cutter was used to cut a door glass. Fishermen increased sturgeon fishing in Siberian rivers ahead of freezing winter.
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Kanawha Street
Roy Morris
Lower Kanawha Street
Edgar C. Bourne
Siberian
Calling All Dogs from Terhune warns against roadside puppy vendors
Albert Payson Terhune condemns roadside puppy dealers selling in hot weather. He urges steering clear of cooped pups, recommends reliable kennels, and advises contacting the S P C A or Humane Society for healthy dogs or local kennels.
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Terhune
Humane Societies
Humane Society
Gazette
Negro in Trial Attempts Jump From Window
Logan May 31 Judge Johnson a Negro who testified in the Enslow murder case two years ago tried to leap from a second story window minutes before pleading guilty to first degree murder of his common law wife. Police stopped him as he broke from officers. He admitted fatal wounding of Alberta Lewis on April 21. Sentence deferred until tomorrow.
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Johnson
Huntington
Enslow
Frank Bliss Enslow
Jess Watts
Frank White
White
C. C. Chambers
Alberta Lewis
Emmett Scaggs
Riverbank Shacks Evacuated After Health Orders
City officials said 80 occupants dismantled their shacks on Elk street after health department orders issued two weeks earlier. The movers left without a trace of new locations, and Dr. Wise noted burning the shacks was no longer necessary. Hudson Ford House in Shipley, England, dating to 1629, will be replaced by an electricity station.
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Elk Street River Bank
M. R. Mathews
Herbert B. Wise
Hudson Ford
Shipley
England
Kanawha College to Graduates in Joint Ceremony
Joint graduation exercises of Kanawha College and its affiliates the West Virginia School for Dental Hygienists and the Mason School of Music and Fine Arts will be held at 2 p m today in the Daniel Boone hotel ballroom. About 30 diplomas will be awarded as Mason College students provide music. Rabbi James G Heller of Cincinnati will deliver the principal address on What Is a Liberal Education Today and a Mason string quartet will perform his composition.
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West Virginia School For Dental Hygienists
Mason School of Music and Fine Arts
Daniel Boone Hotel
Mason College
R. H. Merrill
Kanawha Board of Trustees
James G. Heller
Cincinnati
Heller
Mason College String Quartet
W. S. Mason
Rabbi Heller
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
National Society of the Publication of Music
Negro 4-H Camp Being Constructed in Fayette County
Plans are near completion for a state Negro 4-H camp near Babcock State Park in Fayette county. President Walter R. Thurmond says the project will be among the finest and cost about 145000 dollars for the 600 acre site. Construction includes a road from U S 60, a large assembly hall, four cottages, a class hall, a caretaker’s cottage, and extensive recreational facilities. Dedication is expected by next spring with 25 thousand dollars from the state and about 120 thousand dollars in WPA labor.
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Fayette County
Babcock State Park
Walter R. Thurmond
State Board of Control
CCC
WPA
Thurmond
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