Hints From Heloise Clean Ink with Cold Cream and Polishing Tips
Dear Heloise shares tips from readers on removing ballpoint ink with greasy solutions and cold cream. Also notes fingernail polish remover removing printing from plastic bottles and plastic flowers repainted with old nail polish for durability. Suggestions include plaster touch ups with Plaster of Paris, toothpaste for picture holes, nylon stockings as shoeshine, and drying sweaters by shelving on a kitchen wagon to save space.
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Heloise
Fidelis Class Has Coffee at Wellsville Church
Fidelis Class of the Wellsville Methodist Church met with Mrs. Vernice Burbridge for coffee. Mrs. Florence Shannon conducted, with Mrs. Burbridge giving devotionals. Mrs. Jennie Lytle summarized her trip to the sixth assembly of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Atlantic City and spoke about St George Methodist Church Philadelphia, its history and services on May 20, 1962.
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Wellsville
Fidelis
Wellsville Star Honors Jennie Lytle For OES Service
Wellsville Chapter No 408 Order of Eastern Star honored Jennie Wolfley Lytle for 58 years of membership and 36 years as secretary. Guests included district secretaries and grand representatives. cake and open book cake topper marked Sister Secretary. portrait to hang in meeting place. about 75 attendees. The Herald pays $5 weekly for best reader tip.
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Wellsville
Order of Eastern Star
Jennie Wolfley Lytle
Mildred Farney
Glenn Neis
Lytle
Alice Neis
Dwight Leitaker
W. D. Farney
Mrs. Lytle
District No. 6
Cecil Westoff
Spring Hill
Floy Chandler
Edgerton
Connie Steele
Baldwin
Mildred Bigelow
Gardner
Ollie McNalley
Olathe
Jennie Lytle
Viola Broers
District No
Lucille Jackson
Arkansas
Kansas
NeEva Myers
DeSoto
Eudora
Daisy Belle Gooch
Prairie Village
Helen Wolfe
Mission
Socialette and club notices from Elm Grove and area
Socialettes Ten met at Elm Grove Club hosted by Mrs Andrew Reed with Mrs George Pugovel as chairwoman Hattie Marshall won the hostess gift and contests went to Mrs L E Turner and Mrs Pugovel Guests included Mrs Harold Myers and Mrs Reed N N Circle enjoyed bingo at Mrs Tom Crawfords home on Willow Street Thursday A list of guests from Kansas City for a social event appeared along with plans for a Promenade square dance at Forest Park Event details cover various circle meetings and a Jewel Ball benefit for Nelson Art Gallery and the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
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Elm Grove Club
Andrew Reed
RFD
George Pugovel
Hattie Marshall
L. E. Turner
Pugovel
Harold Myers
Reed
Leslie Ogg
Lawrence Ogg
E. 13Th
Judith Jamison
College
Kansas City
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Rebekah Rally At Wellsville In 356 Lodge Program
Rebekah Lodge No 356 hosted a friendship rally in Wellsville with Gar nett Baldwin and Ottawa lodges represented. The Wellsville program featured Jo anne Baldwin and Barbara Wright in a vocal duet with Peggy O’Neil on piano. A skit titled The Seven Ages of Woman included Ora Seyler Nadine Miller Ethel Morrow Della Seyler Velma Christie Velma O’Connor Thelma Pierce Darlyne Wright Linnie Tyler. Helen Chanay was musician Genella Patton was reader Linnie Tyler gave two readings to close the program.
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Weesville
Wellsville
Rebekah Lodge No
Rebekah
Garnett
Baldwin
Ottawa
Wellsville Lodge
Joanne Baldwin
Barbara Wright
Peggy O'Neil
Ora Seyler
Nadine Miller
Ethel Morrow
Della Seyler
Velma Christie
Velma O’connor
Thelma Pierce
Darlyn
Direct fashion critique from Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
The actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr reviews how men judge women's outfits, noting that blunt questions may reveal honest views. He cites his wife Mary Lee and daughters Daphne Victoria and Melissa, and admires well chosen hats while joking about extreme millinery. He says most women influence men’s clothing decisions, yet he still visits his tailor alone.
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New York
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Mary Lee Epling Fairbanks
Daphne
Victoria
Melissa
Fairbanks
Distaff
Farm girl from Kansas named Miss National Press Photographer
Carolyn Joyner, 19, of Anthony Kansas, a wheat farmer’s daughter, won the National Press Photographers Association Miss title from 17 contestants in Charleston. She studies at Emporia State, plans a career in entertainment or modeling, and will compete at the International Beauty Congress in Long Beach California August 9 and 10.
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Charleston
S.C
Carolyn Joyner
Anthony
Kan
Emporia
National Press Photographers Association
Arthur Joyner
Joyner
Carolyn
Long Beach
Calif
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Louise Blake
Freda H
Dolly Man
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
N. Y
Merritt W. McDonald
Merritt Ann
L. Winston Wilson
the Herald
N. N
Tom Crawford
Willow
A. M. Bell
Whittier
Joel Cutting
Harry Cartrainer
H. A. Letchworth
Cora Blunt
Florence King
Clifford Blunt
Sandra
Promenaders Square Dance Club
Promenaders
Forest Park
Chester Doles
Salina
IOOF
William Boucek
Steve Needham
Rantoul
H. L
Doles
J. R. Raffelock
S. Main
Elizabeth Circle
First Methodist Church
Fred Adamson
Olin Wollen
Clarence Higdon
Carroll Whiteford
Allen Unruh
VFW
Norman Rawson
Fairbury, Il
Rawson
J. B. Stewart
Barbara Stewart
Sarah Circle
James Duncan
S. Hickory
George Kramer
Betty Barrows
Harlan Miller
Duncan
Don Waldo
Rebekah Rally
RED Cross
Old Maine Trotter Flats
White & Bone
Sale
Reg. Sale
Croquet
Paine
Caroline Kennedy
Halfway
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
Drake's Bakery
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