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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1963
Page
7
Paris reports a spring trend favoring softer lighter cosmetics for the under twenty one set. Pink shade tops the list and lipstick techniques help enhance lip lines, slim full lips, and correct droopy shapes with precise application and foundation as base.
Creative Woman pattern No. 130 N provides full crochet directions for a lacy star design. Send 35 cents per pattern, plus 10 cents for first class mail, to Creative Woman, La Crosse Tribune, Box 438 Midtown Station New York. Also promoting No. 1355 Photo Guide in sizes 32 to 46 with bust 34 to 48 and yardage details.
The United States has approximately 110 million persons of voting age, reflecting a broad electorate and potential turnout in upcoming elections. Citizens across diverse states and regions form the core voting base for national contests and local referenda.
Public health notice warns that pin worms affect up to one in three. It promotes Jayne's P-W Vermifuge tablets claiming to kill worms in the large intestine with a scientific coating for bowels. The ad targets families and offers sizes for children and adults.
A compact health note notes that illness often follows emotional upset and cites a $540 per capita annual medical expense for Americans. It contrasts 19th century fears with modern cures and advertises Degen Berglund Inc two pharmacy locations with phone numbers.
The piece promotes co ordination and mix and match wardrobe ideas for women. It highlights interchangeable separates like skirts, pants, shorts, blouses, and jackets to create outfits for two days and a weekend with fabrics such as homespuns, poplins, and dacron blends. It discusses prints and subdued colors to extend a wardrobe.
Employment and income are critical for aging Americans as many retirements lead to retooling. Viola Hunt notes women surged into labor, with three times as many in 1900 levels, and many older couples rely on work income to meet minimum needs.
Ad offers Glamour Plus No. 1450 pattern with a photo guide in sizes 9 through 18. Bust measurements given. pattern yardage 4% yards of 35 inch. To order send 50 cents by coin to Creative Woman Tribune box 438 Midtown Station New York New York.
WHITEHALL Wis Second in a series of basic clothing construction meetings has been scheduled for Trempealeau County home makers and 4 H project leaders. The gatherings begin March 21 at the Galesville Bank lounge and March 22 in the courthouse basement Whitehall at 115 p.m. Delegates should bring 4 H clothing hand books patterns and material. Mrs Robert Hoff Blair will supervise the courthouse session.
Nearly 200 friends and relatives attended a prenuptial shower for Marie Carolyne Paulson at Living Hope Lutheran Church in Ettrick Wisconsin. Hosts included Gerald Brenengen Silas Brenengen Ronald Byom Vincent Peterson Stanley Bishop and Lewis Salzwedel Sr Mrs Herbert Hoyer of Melrose served. Miss Paulson daughter of Oliver and Mrs Paulson South Beaver Creek will marry Leroy Blom March 23.
Guidelines on polite conduct for luncheon payments, quiet behavior in public settings, readable business letters, seating etiquette at talks, respectful listening at performances, corsage customs at club dances, and favoring typewritten correspondence over longhand where possible.
Mae Hardie was honored at a birthday dinner at her North Bend home on March 10. Born March 12, 1883, she received an orchid corsage and chrysanthemum plant. A four tier cake depicted her teaching career across many places and roles.
Mrs Alice Hardie Glen Hardie announce engagements of Jerry and Terry at Melrose. Mr and Mrs Alfred Buttenhoff Barbara and others listed in Blair and Kewanee area notices. Suzanne Barbara Beck of Minneapolis to Verdel Kenneth Johnson of St Paul announced. both engaged to wed with careers noted.
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