Gallico Book Snowflakes Reviewed by Mid-Week Club
Mrs. Allen Welborn led a Mid-Week Study Club program reviewing Paul Gallico's Snowflakes. She shared a painted illustration and had members cut snowflakes while noting no two are alike. Mrs. Harry Bell won the book after the program as the most beautiful snowflake.
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Paul Gallico
Allen Welborn
Local Bird Authority Speaks at Mid-Week Garden Club
James Mattocks, a local bird authority and enthusiast, spoke to the Mid-Week Garden Club at Mrs. W. T. Powell’s home on Hillcrest Drive. He said winter is ideal for bird watching and feeding stations attract birds, noting more birds are seen in this region in winter. 18 members answered roll call during the brief meeting led by acting president Mrs. Powell in the president’s absence.
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James Mattocks
W. T. Powell
Hillcrest Dr
Mattocks
John Harold Davis
Powell
Quick Hair Set Tip From Cologne Makers
For a last minute date you can style hair faster than water by using cologne as a setting aid. The tip advises applying a small amount to help hold and shape the hair for a quick look.
McCardell Resort Collection Casual Linen Ensemble
The outfit pairs a mustard linen slim skirt with a boxy gold linen jacket fastened by brass snaps. A short sleeve blouse features tawny wide stripes on white to complete the costume.
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McCardell Resort
Changes In 1954 Fashion Dominate Style Scene
A survey of 1954 fashion highlights reveals Dior minimalizing bosoms while Pel lon controls silhouettes with new interfacing. fur, color cosmetics, and varied fabrics drive shifts. Notables include Fath’s last Paris collection for Schindelheim-Lupia, Simonetta and Fabiani Rome trends, and Mamie Eisenhower styling influence.
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Dior
Pellon
Jacques Fath
Paris Couturier
America
New York
Schindelheim-Lupia
Simonetta and
Fabiani
Rome
Mamie Eisenhower
Mollie Parris
Nettie Rosenstein
Sally Victor
White House
Lilly Dadhe
Ceil Chapman
Jane Derby
Claire McCardell
Mainbocher
Marie Earle
Suzy Perette
Delman
Ben Zuckerman
Harvey Berin
Samuel Winston
Producer Of Funny TV Show Not Very Humorous At Home
In Santa Monica California B Guedel 42, producer of Groucho Marx You Bet Your Life and Art Linkletter People Are Funny, was divorced by wife Beth who accused him of being unfunny at home. She cited his desire to live apart from her and their two children and his frequent unscheduled absences. Lawyers said she will receive at least 710 dollars weekly plus child support. They married in 1936.
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Santa Monica
Calif
B. Guedel
Groucho Marx
Art Linkletter
Beth
Lady Lawyer Breaks School Rules In Los Angeles
Elva Jackson, a Beverly Hills law firm hire, becomes a new woman lawyer in California after studying four years at home with one year of college, avoiding formal law school. She is a secretary for a bar review course and joined the firm.
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Los Angeles
California
Elva Jackson
California Bar Review
Beverly Hills
Demonstration Club Plans Support for Lunch Program
The Mid-Week Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Harry Monroe’s Tipton Street home Tuesday morning with 17 members. Mrs. G. H. McCormick presided as plans were made to sponsor an underprivileged child for the school lunch program for the rest of the year.
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Harry Monroe
Tipton St
G. H. McCormick
Ruby Uzzell
Fry Codfish Balls in Salt Pork Drippings
A historic kitchen note describes frying codfish balls made from dried cod and mashed potatoes using the drippings from salt pork for flavor and crispness.
Rose Culture Discussed For Garden Study By Mr. Dutton
L B Dutton spoke on Springtime Planting of Roses at the Garden Study Club January meeting. He advised February to mid March as ideal planting time and cited sun, drainage, and 30 inch spacing for best results. He encouraged using the North Carolina Extension Service pamphlet as a guide.
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L. B. Dutton
Garden Study Club
A. R. Harrison
W. J. Pappas
Mr. Dutton
W. E. Snyder
Santa Rosa
Dutton
Dalton
North Carolina Agriculture Extension Service At
State College
Raleigh
Pie shells stay crisp with loose cover or waxed paper
To keep pie shells crispy, store them under a loose cover or cover with a piece of waxed paper. This protects them from moisture and helps maintain a flaky crust.
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Gallico
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Alexander’s Annual
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Asa
RADIO
Westinghouse
Chenille
Purrey
Aluminum