Queen’s Dress Maker Talks New US Tour Attire
Nor man Hartnell, the Queen’s dress maker, describes sketches for the Canadian and American tour outfits and the tight schedule behind royal dress design. He explains a team of three fittings plus French and evening dress filters, with Sequin and pearl embroidery taking a day per flower. Hartnell notes American women’s taste as wonderful and resilient.
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Let Children Help Redecorate Their Own Rooms
Advice on tailoring bedrooms to fit growing children. Emphasizes letting kids express tastes, with girls favoring color and light and boys favoring space and sturdy storage. Also urges monitoring diets and sleep, plus checking bedding and mattresses for wear.
Rise of Women Bankers Gains Ground in Miami
In a Miami report, the Industrial National Bank highlights a shift toward female leadership. Eighty percent of staff are women, with two women serving as vice presidents. President Leonard Abes notes support for women in top roles as national wealth is often attributed to female control.
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Gas Lights Fight For a Dying Corner in Cincinnati
Cincinnati still uses more than 2,200 gas street lamps in some neighborhoods though downtown trends toward electric lights. Clarence Mills, head of the gas lamp firm, notes the lamps are soft and residential but slowly disappearing as electric options grow. City engineer Robert Stock says residents prefer gas for atmosphere and some petition to retain gas lights where possible.
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Sociologist Praises Stay-At-Home Moms
Chicago report on Dr. Fredovich Falls, president of the American Committee on Maternal Welfare, praising stay-at-home mothers as the family’s backbone. He argues women who return to work after childbirth may miss one of life’s greatest satisfactions and that fulfillment comes from meaningful home and child-centered roles.
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Wool Answers Children Clothes For On The Go Classrooms
In Chicago a plan links wool garments to mobile education for children across settings from museums to factories. Wool outfits like coats dresses and sweaters offer warmth comfort and wrinkle resistance for field trips and indoor lessons, while supporting low cost, durable attire for busy youngsters. Senior Achievement aids elderly workers with part time jobs across manufacturing drafting and service sectors, employing about 150 people and funded by donors. it aims to keep older Americans productive and economically engaged.
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Foster Mom Rears Ten And Loves It
Memphis story about Mrs Heffington who cares for ten foster children from broken homes many with mental retardation. She uses personal funds to cover costs and stresses routine and loving home life aiding children to improve and learn basic life skills.
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Club Hostess Mrs Bressman Heads Meeting Notes
Katharine Harper club members met at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Lawrence Bressman 115 N 33th Place with Mrs Neil Witt president. They discussed secret pal exchanges for the year and a rummage sale at Jimmy Henson grocery at Leth ami Lee on Saturday Sept 25 refreshments followed a social hour. Other attendees included Mesdames Harold Anderson Bill Capshaw Warren Chelsmay Ted Dickerson Perman Henderson Jr Gordon Fleying Lacey Holley Marlin Keadgley Fred Laerances Jr Bill Peters Robert D Scott Ju Culiie Waid Gere Werth and Jack Wilistos.
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Skit Presented At WF Meeting At Wallock Church
Mrs Jack Batten led a program at 7 30 p m during a Wallock Memorial Congregational Church Women s Fellowship meeting Theme centered on Christian education Participating members included Mesdames LaCro Berl Biasin Wayne Smith Lula Youngwood and Dillard Sexton Hostesses Mesdames Clark Botkin and La Crosse Note the meeting was attended by 12 members and two children Also mentioned a separate brief on teen trends toward steady dating in the shoe industry by National Shoe Institute
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Doctor foresees nationwide adaptation of successful system
A gray-haired lady praises a recently tested system, saying she has never felt belief like this. The report notes that greener leaves provide more nutrition in leafy salads, highlighting growing interest in improved diets and health.
Mink fur sofas promise glamour in home furniture
New York reports luxury in mink furnished sofas that convert to beds. Castro claims early sales in Florida, offering two styles with mink trim or full mink back, aimed at bringing the glamour of mink into the home as a lasting feature.
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