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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1968
Page
6
Mrs White spoke to Alpha Alpha the home of Mrs Forrest Chapter Beta Sigma Phi on trends in decorating. The group learned pastry tips and shared a recipe for Pear Turnovers using Anjou Bose and Comice pears with a 425 degree bake for 25 to 30 minutes.
An exurban debate contrasts urban and country manners as "Country Harry" advises newcomers and locals on etiquette, yard care, and household details. The piece humorously lists dos and don’ts from bird feeders to paint, nails, and lawn practice, urging balanced style with rustic authenticity.
cosmetician Evelyn Marshall describes a spring trend toward a natural round-eyed “little lady” look. She advises thin eyeliner, minimized lashes, youthful lipstick, and matching foundation to the neck for true skin color to preserve a youthful, sun-sensitive appearance.
Miss Betty Jean Johnson and Mr. Charles M. Woodall Jr. wed Feb. 3 at First Baptist Church Town Creek in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. T. W. Whatley. The bride wore a silver embroidered gown with chapel train and carried white carnations roses and orchids. Cathy Johnson served as maid of honor Billy Booth was best man and Malcolm Streater and Danny Austin as ushers. A reception followed and guests signed in by Janice Lesley. After a short wedding trip the groom will report to Fort Dix New Jersey. the bride will stay in Town Creek until then.
The passage notes American women as having the best groomed faces, with the Japanese adopting American makeup tricks and following closely. It reflects cross cultural comparisons in beauty standards and grooming practices.
Esther Brown leads about 700 panels across the nation turning everyday housewives into speakers on what it means to be a Negro Jew Catholic or white Protestant. Each panel mixes a Catholic Jew Negro and white Protestant with a moderator to share five minute talks and answer questions.
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