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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1972
Page
3
This guide explains underlining and backing to add body and alter fabric character. It covers selecting materials such asBatiste lawn organza and china silk, matching weights, colors, and care, plus steps to baste and sew as one with the outer fabric for smooth, durable interiors. It notes how underlining can mute sheerness or enhance drape, and ends with an offer for sewing books.
Youth Posath By Reba and Bonnie Churchill advise against over tight footwear and neglecting foot care. They urge larger sizes for toe wiggle room and circulation, plus a warm baking soda bath for ten minutes to ease tired feet. A hand stretching routine and simple foot exercises are suggested for daily relief.
A vintage style ad offers a crochet Afghan pattern and color tips for luxury beauty planning. It includes exercise guidance with broom and stretch motions, requests a photo illustrated booklet, and provides a mailing address in Hollywood for a self addressed envelope to Reba and Bonnie Churchill.
Mrs A P Mlinar opened the Keystone Class program at the First United Methodist Church monthly covered dish meeting with 93 members present. Attorney Lowell L Walker led the discussion on wills and estates while program chairmen Mr and Mrs August Schutt introduced the speaker and Mrs Breidert provided the devotional portion.
London fashion notes highlight the Levi jacket with lining patterns and gingham as a popular lining. Sunday events report guests, flowers, and church activities led by Rev J Graydon Wilson. birthday wishes for Martha Schupbach and Mrs Mlinar. plans for an all-church Advent celebration and December meeting hosts.
The Schupbachs hosted a Sunday evening wedding anniversary gathering with couples in attendance. Sheephead prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Mayberger and Mr. and Mrs. Schupbach. A decorated cake marked the occasion. The Qui Vive Club hosted a Monday afternoon desert-bridge party at the Reece home with prizes awarded to Mrs. Leonard Nifferson and Mrs. RW Hahn.
New York report cites a bureau study showing despite thousands of wives working, the traditional housewife duty of family food shopping largely remains unchanged. Leo Bogart notes working women either do not or cannot delegate this task. Also mentions a return of a classic gray camel coat with a shell collar.
Pattern 9026 offers a cozy crocheted set for a princess top with pants or a skirt. Includes Misses' sizes 10 through 18 and new half sizes, requests dress size details for ordering.
A cryptic note mentions 1S pants for Edara, Dea, and health, addressed to Marlen Marlin at the Columbia Telegram Postern Dept. It references sewing guides, a fashion book, and a future wearable trend with unclear details and dates.
An article extols pants as versatile wardrobe staples suitable for sports, shopping, desk work, and evenings. It notes a simple patternless construction with an elastic waist, straight wide legs and no side seam, offering sewing guidance and advertisements for FAST 'N FAB fabrics and patterns.
Mr and Mrs Arthurs announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Louise to James Block both of Lincoln Keesha is a University of Nebraska graduate and audiology MA candidate He is the son of Fred H Block of Hallam and a Nebraska Wesleyan graduate dental student at the University of Nebraska College of Dentistry They plan a January wedding
Mmes Eldon Blaser and Paul Strickler chaired the Women’s Society event with devotions by Mrs Talmah Kosch and service led for the late Mmes Clifford Quante, Lee Navenburg, I Bemis and Miss Sarah. President Mrs Loren Fraser conducted a bank offering and corsages for missions to Mines were presented. Social names include Gayle Boyd J Graydon Wilson Paul Strickler and Hugh Polson.
Readers share practical life hacks from saving old clothes for trips to avoiding fridge clutter with jugs, to freezing bread for fresh sandwiches. Tips include adding a hook behind jackets to ease zipper strain and making homemade wave-setting lotion from flaxseed for small hair routines.
Debra Cockson was honored at a bridal shower held at the Bellwood fire hall with attendees from Oneha Lincoln Peru West Bellwood and nearby towns. Family members assisted with guests book prizes and entertainment while special guests included the mothers grandmothers and a grandaunt. Debra will wed Ken Schroader December 29 at St Peter Catholic Church.
Houston prosecutors reveal a 1950s advertorial claiming a lab firm offers a 33 day trial to halt hair loss and regrow hair for men and women. The long-form promo acknowledges limited success and asks readers to share personal scalp details while promising confidentiality and no obligation.
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