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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
3
A guide explains the happi coat, a traditional blue and white Japanese jacket adapted for global leisure and sport use. It describes origins, fabric, and simple, rectangular-cut construction with five seams, optional belt, and neckband details for a comfortable, easy-care garment.
Kingsport Rebekah Lodge No 1 meets 7 30 p m at the lodge hall Regular meeting Good Samaritan Circle Talpam at the Pet Dairy Club room Installation of officers Reta Nu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi 7 45 p m at Kingsport Utilities Is regular meeting Wil Pa picnic J Fred Johnson Park Friday events include United Commercial Travellers Ladies Auxiliary at Kingsport Welcome Wager Bowling at Warpath Lanes Grandview 411 CES Stated meeting Hillcrest Home Demonstration Club 1 p m at Pet Dairy Saturday United Workers Class First Methodist Church 3 am A rummage sale will be held at 317 East Sullivan Street
Mrs. E. A. Hoge was re-elected Regent of the Long Island Chapter DAR at its May meeting held at the home of Mrs. T. R. Bandy Jr. New officers include W. H. Mills first vice president Vincent Shett yson second vice president John B. Gillis recording secretary Lionel Hulton corresponding secretary Neal Ketron treasurer James B. Parsley registrar T. R. Bandy Sr. chaplain Mex Olin C. Flora historian Militon Clemens librarian Robert Meredith par hthove. The nominating committee was Meredith, Hareson and Northrop. The chapter voted to invite the District Convention to Kingsport in early autumn and discussed requirements for word honor roll status. Mrs. Hoge thanked the chapter for cooperation. Hal Spoden was welcomed as a new member and Wallace McDaniel attended as a guest.
The Colonial Garden Club met at Mrs. C K Farris’s home to hear Mrs. N A Steadman discuss drying flowers for artwork. Techniques include air drying, pressing, and using cardboard and fabric mounts. careful cutting at noon and gentle bonding with Duco cement were noted. Ribbons were awarded for vertical arrangements titled Bright Future to Verna Ernst Ruth Farris Pat Collins and Ben Witt.
Alicia Hart advises makeup for portraiture in a period column. Focus on liquid foundations matching skin tone, use light and dark shades for correction, define brows with feathered strokes, and apply light mascara. For color portraits keep makeup modest, avoid powder unless requested, and adjust shading to flatter face shape and lighting. A calm disposition and good sleep finish the look.
Sid Caesar fainted during the first act of the Broadway musical Little Me in New York. A doctor cited exhaustion after examination. He was treated at home on Long Island, and the curtain returned eight minutes later with an understudy continuing the performance.
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