Beauty and health advice from Miss Leeds column
Readers seek style tips for balancing facial features and choosing flattering colors. Miss Leeds suggests soft forehead curls, darker powder and warm lip tones, plus greens and browns in clothing. A reader asks about pimples and scarring. advice covers exfoliation, creams, and makeup to mask blemishes. Another letter queries weight loss. guidance emphasizes tailored dieting, gradual exercise, and safety notes with a request for a reducing leaflet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Mics Leeds
Cothey
Gertrude Michael
Simple chic frock pattern by Anne Adams for all occasions
Anne Adams markets a distinctive unfussy frock pattern available in sizes 14 to 40 with cap sleeves center seam and pockets. It features easy step by step instructions, multiple fabrics including pique muslin shantung and synthetics, and pricing 18 cents per pattern or five cents when ordered with the book from The Charleston Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Aris
Alzes VA
Eeina
Charleston Pattern Department
Streat
New York
Self discipline and trends in child guidance
A reflective column argues modern parenting overindulgence risks children's future in work and life. It contrasts eras of freedom with strict convention and advocates fostering internal self discipline rather than reliance on external authority. It urges children to willingly do disliked tasks to build spiritual strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thenac
Civitan Club to Hear International Officer Today
The Charleston Civitan club invites members to a noonday luncheon at the Elka club at 12 15 PM with guest speaker J W McKee from Wheeling the new international vice president of Civitan clubs.
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Charleston Civitan Club
J. W. McKee
Wheeling
New International
Civitan Clubs
Elka Club
Permit Issued to Alter Dwelling to Apartment House
H Haines of Wyoming Street receives city permit from Building Inspector George B. Hendricks to convert a dwelling into an apartment house with a project cost of 1000 dollars.
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H. Haines
Wyoming Street
George B. Hendricks
Fire losses rise in May surpassing 1935 figures
The state's May fire losses totaled 22,335 dollars, 12 percent higher than May 1935. State Fire Marshal Fred B. Watkins announced the figures yesterday, noting the gain in total losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Watkins
Vomid
Summer Girl's Beauty Winch Offered by Lois Leeds
Lois Leeds promotes Summer Girl's Beauty Winch offering fashion and beauty tips for hot weather. Readers are asked to mail a self addressed stamped envelope to Lois Leeds at The Charleston Gazette to obtain the information.
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Lois Leeds
Charleston Gazette
Japanese Beetle Spread Studied With Local Officials
The U S Department of Agriculture is placing field personnel to map the beetle’s spread. The pest, common in the eastern states, spends much of its life as a grub underground and damages grape leaves and blossoms in summer. A trap with a bait dispenser and vaporized attractants captures beetles on a funnel device.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Thir Oder
Marino KO's Sangchin in 14th round at Dyckman Oval
New York June 28 Tony Marino the sharp punching bantamweight from Pittsburgh stopped Balthazar Sangch holder of the European bantam title after 1 43 of the 14th round in a scheduled 15 round bout at Dyckman Oval Marino weighed 115 1 2 pounds. The Den Intercollegiates date back to 1928 and were originated by Knute Rockne of Notre Dame Conrad Jennings of Marquette and Ralph Young of Michigan State.
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New York
Tony Marino
Pittsburgh
Balthazar Sangch
Dyckman Oval
Marin
Kaute Rockne
Notre Dame
Conrad Jennings
Marquette
Ralph Young
Michigan State
Domestic tension as Frances bears mother-in-law
Frances adjusts to Bill Bond and his mother moving in as Estelle visits highlighting Frances's isolation, Mrs Bond's scrutiny, and Bill's divided attention. Frances resents kitchen control and social intrusion while Estelle's presence briefly lifts mood, exposing unresolved jealousy and strain in the marriage.
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Frances
Bill
Elga
Bil
Mrabond
Estelle
Dress Your Personality for Short Women Style Focus
Miriam Hopkins discusses wardrobe choices for women around five feet three, stressing balanced proportions, color restraint, and tailored fits. She praises one color lines, long skirts, and high waistlines while warning against oversized silhouettes, bright overtones, and hats that exaggerate height.
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Miriam Hopkins
Har
Miss Hopkins
Colt
Jury Awards Long $500 Damages in Auto Collision Suit
A three juror common pleas court panel awarded LL. D. Long of Keyser about $500 yesterday in his $25,000 suit against Stewart Calhoun Motors R T Roache and A B Haneke of Charleston and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. The plaintiff alleged injuries from a collision near Gore Virginia in September 1934 when the other car driven by Haneke struck his vehicle while Roche rode as a passenger.
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LL. D. Long
Keyser
Common Pleas Court
Stewart- Calhoun Motors
R. T. Roache
A. B. Haneke
Charleston
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Haneke
Roche
Gore
Democrats Will Meet Tonight At The First War Club
The First War Democratic club will meet tonight at 6 15 o clock in the 1400 block of Third Avenue.
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Waré Democratic Club
Third Avenue
Born on this date W. Ware Murrill honored by Gazette
W. Ware Murrill observes his birthday today, a Huntington born draftsman in Carbide and Carbon Chemicals South Charleston. Formerly with Libbey Owens Ford Glass in engineering, he has resided in Huntington for nine years, educated at local schools and WVU in 1941 in chemical engineering. He belongs to Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, and Johnson Memorial Church. Married Edith M. Phillips of Clarksburg on July 26, 1935, they live at 1821 Lee Street with warm hospitality. Celia Thaxter was born on this date.
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W. Ware Murrill
Murrill
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
South Charleston
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Mr. Murrill
Huntington
Cabell County
Walter W. Murrill
Nellie
Ware) Murrill
West Virginia University
Sigma Gamma Epsilon
Johnson Memorial M. E. Church
Edith M. Phillips
Clarksburg
Lee Street
Kanawha County Library May Loan Spotlight
Nine thousand four hundred ninety five books were borrowed in May by Kanawha County Library patrons. At the main building on Lee and Hale streets 1982 children and 727 adults checked out titles, Crescent Road branch 259, and the bookmobile 1517. Reference reading rose, 54 new chemistry titles catalogued, and notable additions include John Ruskin 39 volumes and Cambridge medieval history Volume eight. French fiction added with Prosper Merimés, George Sand, and a collection titled The Immortals. One hundred twenty books loaned to Scout Camp Ann Bailey for the summer.
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Kanawha County Library
E. von Schiechtendal
Lee and
Hale Streets
Crescent Road
John Ruskin
Prosper Merimes
George Sand
French Academy
Ann Bailey
Farley Resigns Post In Roosevelt Cabinet
New York dispatch reports James A. Feece to resign as chair of the eratic national committee to devote more time to duties with the Roosevelt administration. William W. Hewes, assistant postmaster general, expected to become acting postmaster general during Farley’s absence, with possible reappointment later.
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New York
Jane
Washington
James A. Feece
Roeneveld
William W. Hewes
Hewes
Farley
Recital by Piano Pupils Tonight at McKee Auditorium
Pupils of John W. Newton perform in a Melodians recital at 8 o clock tonight in the McKee Auditorium. Participants include Jean Gilbert Frances Runyan Frances Perdue Ann Greselee William Greenlee Eleanee Flaviou James Conner Betty Runyon George Lupey Phyllis Savage Margaret Runyon Maxine Perdue Harry Hager Clark Dodson Monroe Dodson Theron Dodson Rosina Stricker Roberta L Stevenson Rush Johnson Ellsworth Cale Whetiny Foglesong and John W Rewon.
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John W. Newton
Melodians
McKee Eonfitorium
Jean Gilbert
Frances Runyan
Frances Perdue
Ann Greselee
William Greenlee
Eleanee Flaviou
James Conner
Betty Runyon
George Lupey
Phyllis Savage
Margaret Runyon
Maxine Perdue
Harry Hager
Clark Dodson
Monroe Dodson
Theron Dodson
Driver Fined After Reed Court Arraignment
Henry Eggleton was fined 25 dollars yesterday after arraignment before Justice Hastings at Reed on a traffic charge. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Byrne and Trooper H L Stillman.
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Henry Eggleton
G. Hastings
Justice of the Pesce
Reed
Dee
Byrne Given
H. L. Stillman
Cleaning breakthrough cleanser advertised in opposite ad line
An old classified style advertises Wrannorte cleanser from The J B Ford Co. praising rapid, thorough cleaning and urging readers to buy the large 15 cent package at leading grocers. The copy emphasizes a revolutionary household product with strong claims of superiority and ease of use.
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Wranvortz
J. B
Ford Ca
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