Woman turns hobby into pin money in Columbia
Louise Mobley of Columbia transforms a hobby into engraved sketches on napkins, place cards, and stationery titled Southern Notes by Louise. Sales, mainly through civic groups for fund drives, bring modest pin money though the project remains more service than profit. Her work includes four dozen state flower place cards given to Mrs. Olin D. Johnston, and she has fielded interest from California for the same concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Louise Mobley
U. S
323 Women Hold Elective Offices All Over Nation
washington ap more women hold elective public offices than ever before totaling 323 serving in federal and state posts. 16 women in the House include 9 democrats and 7 republicans. 306 women in state legislatures, up two from 1954. party breakdown 117 democrats 186 republicans two unded 1 independent. first congresswoman was Jeannette Rankin in 1916. 29 women joined state legislatures in 1920. Nebraskas unicameral legislature now has a woman, Kathleen A Foote. Alabama Arkansas Georgia Oklahoma have no women state legislators. indiana special Bruce Nelson returns from Stillwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bertha S. Adkins
Republican National Committee
House of Representatives
Ocrats
Margaret Chase Smith
Arkansas
Georgia
Oklahoma
Miss Adkins
Red White and Blue Star Dessert for July Fourth
A patriotic dessert recipe using strawberries, blueberries and gelatin set in a star mold or aluminum pan. The dish layers strawberry, lemon gelatin and cream cheese, then a final cream cheese outline with blueberries for a festive Independence Day center. Includes serving tips and a full ingredient list with quantities for 16 servings.
Harold P Aurell Weds In Kansas City
Mrs Karl W Aurell 508 Bell returned Thursday from Kansas City Missouri where she attended the wedding of her son Harold P Aurell to Miss Martha Patterson in Kansas City Mrs Aurell had visited with her son since Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl W. Aurell
Bell
Kansas City
Harold P. Aurell
Martha Patterson
Aurell
Harrouff Family Welcomes Grandson Wayne Byron
The G. E Harroutts announce the birth of a son, Wayne Byron Harrouff, to their son Kelly and daughter-in-law in Norman Oklahoma. Weighing six pounds one ounce, he arrived in a Norman hospital on June 27. Father is a senior at the University of Oklahoma majoring in mechanical engineering and expects to graduate in January. Grandparents plan to visit for the Fourth of July weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Harrouff
Wayne Byron
Kelly Harrouff
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Social Calendar Highlights Lawton Open House and Dances
Open house at the Kuntz home 414 Bell honors Lt Cmdr Robert E. Kuntz and Eleanor Kuntz while Washington visitors tour Lawton. Kidettes Square Dance offers lessons 7 to 9:30 with public dancing 8 to 10 at 35th Division Park. Roddy Kilowatt hosts 8 p.m. at Public Service Building with Johnny Robinson calling. hosts Cecil Prichard and Arlen Swanson. plus carriers seek twice daily mail in El Paso convention update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Kuntz
Bell
Cmdr
Robert E. Kuntz
Eleanor Kuntz
Washington, D. C
Lawton
35Th Division Park
Fifth
Columbia
Roddy Kilowatt
Home Service
Public Service Company
Johnny Robinson
Messrs
Cecil Prichard
Arlen Swanson
EL Paso
Texas
Banana Coffee Cooler for a Backyard Picnic
A July picnic idea features a Banana Coffee Cooler, a tropical flavor mix of fully ripe bananas and instant coffee blended with cold milk and sugar. The recipe instructs mashing the banana, beating until smooth, then adding milk coffee and sugar, serving immediately, with optional ice and ice cream for a colder drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Romance Grows If Light Glows
Chicago based story reports advice from the American Home Lighting Institute on how to use lighting to enhance a woman’s appearance. It recommends balanced diffused light with indirect reflections to soften skin, avoid single strong side lighting, and prevent facial shadows for a younger look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Home Lighting Institute
Institute
Light color choices and fashion lighting tips
The Institute notes warm white fluorescents flatter skin tones and outfits while magenta hues offer a bolder option. It advises keeping the lights on to catch your man, framing the guidance in light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bruce Nelson
Stillwater
Cecily Brownstone
AP Food
Harold P.anwelt
Kennedy Ingets
Jack Griffin
Mercury
Montclair
Buster Wyatt
Urday
Pfaff Sewing Center
Pfaff
Singer
Necci
Bermuda
Otto Howard
Howard & Howard Insurance
D Avenue
Lawton Okla
ST. Joseps
Rose Marie Reid
Parform
RCL