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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1969
Page
3
In a hurried morning, Heloise describes a practical improvisation using a girdle supporter and garter hook to repair a torn bra eye piece. She notes this clever in a pinch fix as a temporary solution before proper repair.
Pattern 845 for women's slippers in sizes S M L with fringe rug yarn trim. Fifty cents per pattern plus fifteen cents extra for telless gralling handling. Send to Laura Wheeler Columbus Daily Telegram Needle Craft Dept Box lal Old Chelsea Station New York N Y. Includes various crochet books and quilting titles with prices. A reader letter compliments garter supporters and hot tips.
A 1969 King Feature Syndicate note highlights upcoming sewing patterns with A line and wrap styles in tweed and checks. It also lists waist sizes 32 to 44 inches and price details, plus reader letters on home hacks and Heloise advice, emphasizing practical sewing and household tips.
Ai Rtenoine Her ital 4 reception honored Mr. and Mrs. Ray Starzec recently married in Madison. Joann Hanson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hanson Madison. Newlyweds plan to live in Madison where both work. Island Community Club hosted by Mrs. Irene Krueger with Christmas plans and prizes. Qui Vive Club hosted by Dorothea Reece with dessert luncheon and gift exchange.
University of Nebraska students Linda Diane Kedad and Tom Myres set a January 3 wedding date. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kedad. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myres of Omaha.
Mr and Mrs Leo Hespen announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Hespen to William Gude son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gude of Lincoln Miss Hespen is a Ion graduate and a 1969 Lincoln Public School of Practical Nursing graduate Mr Gude is a 1967 Pius X High School graduate and attends the University of Nebraska Delta Sigma Pi member An August wedding is planned by the couple.
Mary Lou Kresha a senior at the University of Nebraska Lincoln was chosen to attend the National Intercollegiate Poultry Judging Contest at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville December 2 6. Sponsored by Ak Sar Ben with UNL Miss Kresha daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Kresha Osceola is active in Howe Economics Club Home Economics Education Association Newman Club Spanish Club University Builders and East Union where she is assistant chairman.
A quirky local craft trend shows residents repurposing bread bag twist ties as makeshift ornaments for Christmas trees. People say the simple pieces bring a rustic charm and recycle everyday packaging into festive decorations.
Fashion forecasters predict a 1970 look combining mini dresses with midi or maxi coats. Hemlines shift rapidly between day and evening, with short daytime skirts and longer festive lengths. Pajamas enter as a basic, while day and sportswear stay straight, simple, and uncontrived. Designers Brook s Dior Simpson Trigere etc. showcase these trends.
Mrs. Margaret Price announces the engagement of her daughter Cindy to Bob Trisdale son of Mr and Mrs William Trisdale of Blair. Cindy is a Columbus High School senior and Bob works at Douglas Lomason. no wedding date set.
Father William Dendinger of Elgin led the Lindsay Deanery Day of Recollection at St. Marys Catholic Church with the theme Family Living in the Modern World. About 50 parishioners attended, hear a question and answer segment after his talk. The Lindsay Deanery Board, chaired by Mrs. Earl Baumert, met prior to the event and read a report from their Korean adopted child Sylvia Lee.
The World Book Encyclopedia notes that the term cosmetic derives from a Greek word meaning skilled in decorating, reflecting its historical emphasis on surface beauty.
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