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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
9
Alicia Hart outlines cosmetic strategies for aging gracefully. She advocates soft eyebrow lines, pastel eye make-up, subtle mascara, and tone-on-tone combos to highlight gray or white hair while avoiding harsh contrasts. Emphasize brows and use muted shades for day and night.
Md MISS PATTY SAUNDERS of Dallas, bride-elect of Russ Wilkinson, will be honored at a coffee today from 10 a.m. to noon in the home of Mrs. Ivan G. Mayfield. Hostesses include Mrs. Nelson G. Terry and others. The couple will wed Aug. 20 at St. Michael's and All Angels in Dallas.
Jeanne Sakol reports 10 college women from across the nation chosen as guest editors for a 1965 college issue discuss fashion hopes, ambitions, and how outfits reflect identity. They include Jackie Zimmerman of San Jose State College, Ann Esch of the University of Washington, and Linda Sawyer of Wellesley, with plans ranging from journalism in Australia to architecture in Rome and Africa.
In Deauville Yvette Horner envoy of French accordions, famed for eight million records, says the instrument acts as her diet. The accordion weighs 28 pounds and after performances she stays trim. She averages 12 marriage proposals monthly and now forwards them to single women seeking husbands.
UPI reports Ned Strongin argues successful toys arise from adults who think like children. He says creators place themselves in a child’s world to gauge wants and desires, linking playful ideas to market success and even casual food suggestions for playful meals.
The First Methodist Church guild held a Tuesday dinner meeting in the church hall with Miss Gertrude Herm presiding. Mrs. Wesleyan Service Guild leader rain Torell C. Burns was introduced by Miss Loree Smith and reviewed Gee Whiz I'm Old by Pylant. Burns, author of Fun For Many Kinds of Groups, is Baptist Bookstore manager and former church program director. Grace Padley gave the invocation.
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