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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1962
Page
7
Mrs Bonnie Fox elected as district deputy and delegate from Las Vegas and Mrs Alice Amiddy named Henderson delegate attended the four day state convention of the organization.
Mrs. Fox becomes the first Nevadan elected to represent the state at the national convention to be held in Denver, Colorado. Delegates Wanda Parissenti Zelma Schutz and Mamie Vincent, all of Henderson, accompany her. Royal Neighbors meet at IOOF Hall 108 N Ninth St every second and fourth Friday at 8 p.m.
An advertisement for Printed Pattern 9016 from Marian Martin invites readers to sew a rayon blend cotton dress for everyday wear. It lists sizes 36 to 46 and fabric needs of 3 yards for size 36 at 45 inches. Orders require thirty-five cents per pattern plus 19 cents for first class mailing to the Las Vegas Sun Pattern Dept. New York address and full name and address details.
Prepare two pounds of hot dogs and ten buns with cheddar. Split frankfurters, mix baked beans with onion mustard relish and celery seed, slice cheese, and stack frank halves with bean and cheese between buns. Heat to finish.
The John Ashley Society received the gold merit award at the national convention in Washington DC April 20 to 22. Alice Foutz was elected assisting organizing secretary on the national board. Carol Marie White served as page for the aunt and attended Mt. Vernon duties and national officers installation. Memorial services were held in Alexandria and wreaths placed at several historic sites.
The Mesquite Club holds a 1 30 p m business session in the club house presided by Mrs Charles Shelton The Theatre Guild led by Mrs Andrew Berg plans to preview The Festival with Charlotte Chapin Kerry Rowan Kathy Bowman Norman Burger and Richard Braff Joe Mast landscape architect and art director of the city is guest artist showing works from traditional to abstract At tea Mrs W K Imhof hospitality chairwoman aided by Mrs Robert Bartlett and other hostesses listed
The Vegas Chapter of the Order of DeMolay was named Nevada’s outstanding chapter at the Reno convention, marking a second straight year. Over 30 Las Vegas DeMolays attended, with Andrea Hill chosen State Sweetheart and Chuck Kilian State Orator. Dennis Black, Roger Gilbert, Bob Everhart, and David Oman received Representative DeMolay awards. Next year’s convention will be in Ely.
The National Cotton Council reports cotton percale sheets with elasticized corners at all four corners. The stretch corners let any corner be the first or last on the mattress. They expand to slip over varying mattress sizes and fit snugly despite size variations.
A new shade Breen, a deep brown-tinged green, gains traction in spring fashion. The National Cotton Council notes Breen appears in cotton knit sportswear, hosiery, and shoes and pairs well with white. It features in hipster pants, shorts, tops, hooded pullovers, and cardigans across varying cuts.
Cadabout of Beta Sigma Phi celebrated the chapter’s 16th birthday at ALICE JOHANN’s home with special recognition for active charter member HELEN DUNCAN. LOUISE CONLEY read the speech. FRANCES VARNELL crafted the basket cake. BARBARA WRIGHT reappeared in Helen’s Exemplar gown. Maydelle Norman, Edna Bush Wagner also attended as charter members.
A health and fitness column promotes thigh toning through simple exercises to combat fat and improve appearance. Instructions describe knee bends and leg circles to boost circulation, with a request for a leaflet to be mailed from Des Moines, Iowa.
A local sale offers unclaimed and stored furs at low prices with many items labeled by country of origin. Prospective buyers are urged to come early for bargains on coats jackets boarfs and stoles with prices around 35 dollars plus tax.
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