Anna Russell Set for Huntsville Shows April 13 14
One woman entertainment act All By's Myself will headline the Third Annual Festival of the Arts in Huntsville with two benefit performances April 13 and 14 at Huntsville High School Auditorium. Proceeds support The Arts Council operations at the Temporary Civic Arts Center. Tickets at Arts Council office 311 West Clinton Avenue. General admission five dollars with three dollars tax deductible. patron seats twenty five dollars per couple or twelve fifty for individuals. Anna Russell, hailed as the funniest woman alive, writes composes and performs all material.
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London
Anna Russell
Arts Council of
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Arts Council
U. S
Miss Russell
Fryman
German measles may damage babies months after birth
Downstate Medical Center researchers report rubella can cause delayed heart artery defects in infants born without initial signs. A study of sixteen babies suggests pulmonary artery narrowing may emerge months later as the virus persists, potentially slowing growth and affecting development.
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Downstate Medical Center
State University of New York
Joshua Lynfield
Stanley A. Plotkin
Wistar Institute
Philadelphia
Plotkin
Lynfield
Downstate Med. Center
State University
N. Y
Mothers Club Elects New Officers
The Mothers Study Club met at Mrs. Frank Rush ing’s home with Mrs. Cole Young as co host. Officer slate led by President Mrs. Robert Rice and Vice President Mrs. Tom Whitman was announced for the coming year. Rex Rankin gave a program on The History of Decatur. Refreshments were served to members and three visitors.
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Mothers Study Club
Frank Rushing
Cole Young
Ellis Baggs
Robert Rice
Tom Whitman
Harold Russell
Treasury
Hulon Cockrell
Norman Meyer
Charles Campbell
Rex Rankin
Decatur
Little Ernie Miller Celebrates First Birthday
Little Ernie Lyle Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Irvin Miller, observed his first birthday. He is grandson of Mrs Holland Messer and the late Mr Messer and Mrs Tom Bennett of Memphis Tennessee. Plans for two parties over two days suggest one batch of cooking and baking to serve both events.
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Ernie Lyle Miller
Irvin Miller
Holland Messer
Mr. Messer
Tom Bennett
Memphis
Tenn
Goren On Bridge by Charles H. Goren Quiz
The Chicago Tribune presents a weekly bridge quiz with eight scenarios. Each problem states hands and vulnerability, then asks for the best bid or response. Answers promised for Monday.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
OAQIO
New Talent Leads In Town and Gown's The Boy Friend
Town and Gown brings Gerald Roberts a rising talent from Anniston to play Tony Brockhurst in The Boy Friend at Decatur High School Auditorium on March 26 at 8 p.m. Roberts, trained in piano organ and dance, studied at Riverside Military Academy and Snead College before entering the University of Alabama, joins Cathy Crawford Larry Bailey and other young performers in the touring show.
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Gerald Roberts
Town and Gown
James Thatcher
Decatur High Auditorium
The
Decatur Junior Service League
Decatur
Decatur High School
Anniston
Tony Brockhurst
Roberts
Riverside Military Academy
Riverside
University of Alabama
Snead College
Snead
Town & Gown
Cathy Crawford
Larry Bailey
Larry McMillian
Vicki Pappas
Denise Price
Beauty Rx Protein Shows Promise for Skin and Hair
Beauty industry extols protein in cosmetics with animal and milk based preparations. Proteins form films to hold hair, prevent skin drying, and some penetrate hair shafts to aid damaged hair from bleaching and perms. Early drawbacks of protein use are noted.
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Beauty Land
Chemical Week
Glowworm glow fashion lights up women and horses
AP fashion writer Jean Sprain Wilson reports a new phosphorescent trend using Comark vinyl for glowing garments and horse harnesses. Designers like Roberto Capucci showcase dark luminosity in Paris with radiant costumes. Benefits cited include safety, easier locating a woman in darkness, and novelty in apparel and rides.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
New York
Times Square
Comark
Roberto Capucci
Paris
Heavy animal scent fades as natural look dominates fashion
The passage notes a shift away from artificial finishes in fashion and cosmetics, praising protein-based preparations that preserve natural body appearance. It suggests these natural-looking products will persist while the current trend lasts.
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