Cool weather fashion shifts in Ottawa stores
Wardrobe trends favor cooler fabrics and casual sportswear. Jamaica shorts lead sales as young and middle aged shoppers pick capri pants and peddle pushers. Cotton knits shrink, linings ease fit. matched sets grow popular. aeria and searsucker fabrics top blouses. sheer fabrics suit older buyers. pre school gingham dresses practical. swimwear features lastex and two piece suits with modest coverage.
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Ariel
Nobu McCarthy A Hollywood Beauty War Bride Speaks
Nobu McCarthy, once a Tokyo model now in Hollywood, discusses beauty standards, language hurdles, and adjusting to life in the United States. She notes Japanese ideals differ, praises American kindness, and reflects on prejudice and personal growth since marrying an American Army sergeant.
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Hollywood
Filmtown
Japan
Nobu McCarthy
Tokyo
Nobu
Cuban Consulate in KC to Close in Restructuring
Kansas City will lose its Cuban consulate as part of Havana ordered reorganizarion. Consul Rodrigo Parajon, in service since 1958, cites declining Kansas City trade and tourism as a contributing factor, stressing the move is not tied to Cuba’s political climate.
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Rodrigo Parajon
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Foreign Ministry
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Paraton
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Famed Baseball Figure is Broke
GALESBURG Ill AP Jim my Foxx a Baseball Hall of Fame great who hit .364 and 58 homers in 1932 with the old Philadelphia A s has applied for Illinois unemployment compensation He says he earned about 250000 over 22 major league seasons and lost much to bad investments The claim could pay him 35 a week for up to 26 weeks
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Jimmy Foxx
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Illinois
Ruhamah W M S Opens With Prayer at Church Annex
The Ruhamah W M S meeting opened with an opening prayer by Miss Fannie Seymour in the church annex. Mrs. Dean Hamilton hosted. Mrs. Ralph Haney led devotions and the love gift meditation was Stars in a Dark World by Mrs. Carl Bloomer. An $11.46 offering was recorded. A dedicatory prayer was given by Mrs. James Seymour. After the business session a layette shower for Elaine Shoemaker, infant daughter of Rev. and Mrs. R B Shoemaker, followed, with the doll cradle centerpiece and assistance from Mrs. Shoemaker, Mrs. Ralph Haney, and Mrs. Ralph Bloomer.
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Ruhamah W.M.S
Fannie Seymour
Dean Hamilton
Ralph Haney
Carl Bloomer
James Seymour
Elaine
R. B. Shoemaker
Socialettes and church group events at Wichita weekend
Socialettes report Mrs Silvania Sheldon and son Franklin visiting Wichita guests Mrs Coleman and Mrs Sheldon. Mrs Roger Brink presented the lesson at Mrs Howard Doyen’s home with devotions by the hostess. Thirteen members and one guest attended. Mr and Mrs Nick Krist returned from a visit with daughter Mrs William Cockefair in Independence Missouri. The Cockefairs depart for a European tour of eight countries, Greece included. Daughters Club Centropolis plans a picnic supper for July 24 led by Mrs Frank Morgan.
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Silvania Sheldon
Franklin
Carolyn Bowers
Wichita
Sheldon Coleman
Y.M.F
First Christian Church and “Home Missions
Howard Doyen
Roger Brink
Norman Rodgers
Nick Krist
William R. Cockefair
Independence
Cockefairs
Greece
Frank Morgan
Daughters Club of
Centropolis
Birthdays Observed in Forest Park Event
In Forest park, birthdays of Mrs. Edward Woodsum Mrs. Jay Brown and Mrs. Roy B. Church were observed.
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Forest Park
Edward Woodsum
Jay Brown
Roy B. Church
Birthday Party for Ricky McFadden at Forest Park
Ricky McFadden celebrated his sixth birthday with a picnic supper hosted by his parents the Harlan McFaddens in Forest Park last evening. Ice cream bars and individual cakes were served. Guests included Debbie Dean Cindy Gibson Frank Printy Brad Heathman Bobby Arnold Earline Hicks Shirley Phillips and John Dryden Jr.
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Ricky McFadden
Harlan McFaddens
Forest Park
Debbie Dean
Cindy Gibson
Frank Printy
Brad Heathman
Bobby Arnold
Earlene Hicks
Shirley Phillips
John Dryden Jr
Dip Mush In Flour For Frying Nonstick Slices
A kitchen tip advises dipping chilled cornmeal mush slices in flour before frying. This prevents sticking, helping the slices brown evenly in the skillet.
Baby Craig Lee Carpenter Born to Leland Carpenter Family
A son was born today to Mr. and Mrs. Leland Carpenter of Minneapolis Wichita and named Craig Lee. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stoffer and Mr. and Mrs. John Carpenter of Pomona. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Roy English of Pomona and Mrs. Cornelia Carpenter of Tonganoxie.
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Leland Carpenter
Minneapolis
Wichita
Craig Lee
Kenneth Stoffer
John Carpenter
Pomona
Roy English
Cornellia Carpenter
Tonganoxie
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