Pigey Bank Chili Ideal For A Crowd
A compact chili recipe serves 12 with tomatoes and kidney beans. Cecliy Brownstones notes a casual economical crowd pleaser with rice crackers and a big salad as accompaniments. The recipe uses onions beef tomatoes tomato paste kidney beans and spice blends including chili powder paprika oregano and Tabasco. The article also remarks about a college football team failing to secure a bowl bid despite a history of frequent appearance in the soup.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Ohio
No Sissy Label For Style Minded Men
AP report notes a shift as men embrace bold fashion including mink lined coats, corduroy suits, and pierced earrings. Survey hints men move from conserving gender norms to flamboyant wear, with markets expanding as designers copy womenswear trends and cosmetics grow in popularity.
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New York
Miss Downs to Wed John Warren in January
Mr and Mrs Delbert Downs of Lewis Street announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Sue to John C Warren, son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Warren of Fairborn. Karen Sue a Middletown High School graduate employed by W T Grant Co. in Miamisburg. John also a Fairborn High School graduate and W T Grant Co. employee. The couple plans January marriage.
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Delbert Downs
Lewis Street
Karen Sue
John C. Warren
Charles C. Warren
Fairborn
Middletown High School
Miss Downs
W.T. Grant Co
Fairborn High School
Miamisburg
Hypnotist Robin Kaan Charms Party Crowds at 17
In Winthrop Massachusetts AP reports Robin Kaan, a 17 year old coed at Salem State College, hypnotizes volunteers at parties. She earns up to 100 dollars per show with audiences sized to fit the event. She favors subjects with strong concentration and disapprovers of modern dances, and began studying hypnosis early with influence from her father Mayo Kaan. The piece also mentions a comet named after two Japanese observers and notes Russia not claiming invention.
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Winthrop, Mass
Robin Kaan
Salem State College
Robin
Mayo Kaan
USC
Heloise hints on simple sewing and care tips
Readers share practical advice from the Heloise column. Tips include cutting sleeves off shirts to make fringe sleeves, pewter cleaning with paste polish, storing shoes with folded tissue for odor and leather life, and using spray starch to fix bias facing before sewing for a perfect fit.
Netting trick helps hooded hairdryers keep curls
Laura reports using a strip of nylon net to wrap hair before drying. The method prevents loose curls and displaced pincurls, keeping a neat result. Mrs Burns notes a freezer orange tip to keep school lunches cool and thawed by noon.
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Pigey-Bank
Civic Association
Xi Epsilon Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
YMCA
Jonathan Bayard Smith
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. P. Johnston
Christel Ave
Middletown
H. W. Spindler
Ardmore Drive
R. A. Hill
First Baptist Church
Anna Stidham
Aberdeen Drive
Wildwood Golf Club
St. Luke United Presbyterian Church
Gamma Xi
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
First Methodist Church
Department of Women
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Patricia Davidson
Moorman Drive
Women’s Center
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Society
Free Design Counsel
Central Ave
Jean Sprain Wilson
Craft of Canada
Franke Park
Fort Wayne
Ind
Seattle
Wash
General Telephone Co
Indiana
General Telphone and Electronics Corp
Karen Downs
Tize
Heloise
Miss Coleman
Virginia Holmes
Virginia
Dorothy—Louise
Margaret OR Lynn
Laura
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