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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1963
Page
20
A collage of practical tips covers camping meals, child snackers, shoe care, hair curlers, dish saving methods, slipcovers for chairs, kitchen decor fixes, and makeshift double boilers. Readers like Marie Des Grosselliers, John Green, Leitha Slavin, and Mrs Norris Goodwin contribute concise, everyday hacks gathered for busy households.
In 1960 coffee accounted for 74 per cent of Haiti exports, sisal 13 per cent and sugar 2 per cent.
Jacqueline Kennedy's designer Oleg Cassini advocates a skin first approach and begins a bra and girdle coordinate line for a major manufacturer, aiming to extend the curvaceous silhouette beyond the current fashion trend.
Bruce Mohs applied for a motor vehicle license and revealed a home made 35 pound collapsible scooter that travels 25 miles per hour. He carries the device in his airplane for trips to and from airports in Madison.
Cassini warns that even the loveliest outerwear can be ruined by poor foundations. She emphasizes the need for solid structure beneath stylish coats to maintain appearance and longevity.
A piece urges students to value freedom and enter the Freedoms Foundation contest with essays speeches and photos. It notes prizes including trips to Valley Forge and lists ten famous quotes with their authors as a game for readers to match.
A 1963 fashion blurb suggests a feminine flower printed romper for sun wear. It notes elasticized legs for a flattering fit and a shirt like button front. Long sleeves offer warmth when waterlogged and cool.
The tennis sweater, in rugged knit and slim fit, moves from courts to casual looks. The ski sweater, with a front zip and blousing waist, is not meant for ski slopes.
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