The Woman Angle in Interior Design Debates
A fragmented column discusses Ruby Osbo’s reflections on American interior decorating trends influenced by Japanese aesthetics. It cites designers like Mise Kitane and Tats Warren Henry, notes preferences for minimalist display and seasonally changing objects, and mentions social club meetings and beauty guides amid varied topics from cookouts to fashion.
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A. Dainty Joanese
Yoshie
United States
Mise
Kitane Hag
Sofie
Heloise tips and home sewing rearrangement
Reader letters discuss moving sewing gear to a basement for easy access, saving money, and boosting pride in home projects. Tips include using a drying rack and ping pong table for layout, freezing meat slices, staining with food coloring, using half cornstarch and flour paste to dust proof a sewing machine, and repurposing a jar with water to polish items.
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Heloise
D. J. Knapp
A. R. Heintz
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
WMU Meet At Oakwood Baptist Church Lubbock
Mrs John J L Johns presided at a WMU quarterly meeting of the Lubbock Baptist Association held at 7 30 pm Thursday in Oakwood Baptist Church 60th Street and Id Ave Christ in You The Hope of Glory theme highlighted the event detailing conference meetings for WMU officers and chairmen Leaders and conferences included John S Johns Armstrong Dopson Cocanougher Corley Hardy Bolding Taylor Cocanougher and others Mrs Epifanio Salazar state president of the Latin American Woman's Missionary Union of Texas delivered the missionary message focusing on the Latin American Crusade planned for 1961 Also noted Eleven Merchantettes attended a charity planning meeting at Mrs John Marshs home 1502 45th Street with next gathering set for August 13 hosted by Mrs Bruce Boyd at 4903 4th Street.
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John JL. Johns
Woman's Missionary Union
WMU
Lubbock Baptist Association
Oakwood Baptist Church
60Th St
Id Ave
U ‘Christ
Manes
John S. Johns
R. M. Armstrong
Roy Dopson
A. T. Cocanougher
Douglas Corley
Billy Hardy
Shallowater
J.T. Bolding
Mission Study
TH. D. Taylor
Southland
Community Missions
Bo R. Cocanougher
Ididou
Woman's Missionary
Flint Avenue Baptist Church
Epifanio Salazar
Woman's Mis
Union of Texas
Salazar
Merchantettes
John Marsh
45Th St
Bruce Boyd
Princess Ashraf Pahlavi Working Hard in Exile
Princess Ashraf Pahlavi, sister of Iran’s Shah, speaks of duty beyond a life of privilege. She says imperial status demands reverence, yet she prefers substantial work for her people, balancing public grace with private family life and ongoing dedication to her country despite exile.
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New York
WNS
Ashraf Pahlavi
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Grace Kelly
Eleanor Roosevelt
Wvs
Aga Khan
Tran
Tehran
Ashraf
Henry
Fler Imperial Highness
Needle Club Meets at Mrs Clements Home
Twelve members attended the Wednesday Needle Club meeting held at Mrs Jo Clements home 1808 Tith Street. The next gathering is scheduled for 3 pm at Mrs Collen's residence 214 Broadway.
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Needle Club
Jo Clements
Tith St
Collen
Broadway
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