Debs Hair Pointers From Debutantes in Society Life
Debs advise simple, natural hairdos for debutantes and socialites. Bryce Poindexter, a busy New York salon stylist, stresses a good haircut as the foundation of any sleek style and says the page boy remains chic and youthful. He notes frequent travel to society events and highlights brushing and shampoo as key steps.
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Bryce Poindexter
Poindexter
New York
Social Register
Debs
Yadkinville
N.C
Patsy Wheeler
Barbara Bel Geddes
Pants and pantsuits spark fashion debate across designers
Fashion editors weigh whether women should abandon long pants for daytime wear while designers like Norman Norell and Emilio Pucci influence trends with trousers, capris, and voluminous skirts. Ski fashion moves toward bold leg art with paisley stockings, plaid tights, and textured gaiters pairing with knickers, as legwear gains attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Norell
Marlene Dietrich
Greta “Garbo
Emilio Pucci
Groceries spotlight beef and poultry for spring cook-outs
The Associated Press notes beef steaks and roasts dominate shop shelves this weekend with broiler fryers common nationwide. Regional poultry features include baking and stewing hens while pork, veal, and lamb appear across the country. Fresh vegetables expand alongside long list of regional produce with broccoli rabe to sweet corn and new peaches in the Southwest. National fruit lines highlight avocados bananas lemons oranges strawberries and watermelon.
Garden Club Show Draws 284 Entries at Ottawa
Ottawa Garden Club held its annual flower show in Memorial Auditorium basement with 284 entries. Roses dominated with 112 specimens and 11 bouquets while arrangements and miniature displays totaled dozens. Key organizers Hoff man and Blair led decorating and display efforts, with plant sales and door prizes provided by local businesses.
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Ottawa Garden Club
Nellie March
H. R. Williams
W. H. Williams
Mary O’neil
Wellsville
Chester Adamson
Memial Auditorium
Lester Hoffman
Elliott Barnes
Hoffman
Wilkey’s
Fiians Pet Shop
R. B. Cupp
Wayland Blair
Arnold Hinderliters
Owen Followell
T. E. Bennett
M. R. Shoger
Clarence Nauman
Tris
Bennett
W. C. Harding
Fallowell
E. J. Harris
R. D. Spears
Ottawa
Promenaders Host Free Dance in Ottawa Armory
ANTHONY LYNN is the 1-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Miller. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miller. Great-grandmother Mrs. Hazel Miller. Promenaders hosted a free square dance Friday evening in the Armory with Emery Wilson, Bob Kuhn and Sal Farrell, all of Kansas City, as callers. Town and Country 4-H Club served iced tea, coffee and pop. Retiring and new officers held a potluck dinner Saturday evening at the Ottawa Co‑op. thirteen couples attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Lynn
Donald E., Miller
W. H. Williams
Hickory
Ernest . Miller
Rantoul
Hazel Miller
Garnett
Ottawa
Promenader's
Armory
Emery Wilson
Bob Kuhn
Sal ‘Farreara
Kansas City
Calliers
Promenaders Club
Ottawa Co.Op
Sweet Swinger children dress and kerchief pattern
Printed Pattern 4823 offers a light airy sundress for girls with a matching kerchief. Easy-sew cottons suit sizes 2 4 6, size 6 dress kerchief 2 yds 35 inches. Pattern price fifty cents plus 15 cents mailing. Send to Anne Adams Pattern Dept The Ottawa Herald New York address.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Circle Plans Refreshments for Bible School Close
WSCS Circle of Trinity Methodist Church met Monday evening to provide refreshments for the Vacation Bible School closing. They also planned to buy film for Rita Hollinger for the Women’s missionary project tour. Hostess was Mrs. Marion Coen. lesson and pledge by Mrs. Norman Hazen, assisted by Mrs. Guy McIntosh. Members brought kitchen articles for the Clifford Gibson family after their home burned. Benediction followed by refreshments served by Mrs. Denny Peterson and Mrs. Roy Armstrong. Attendance: 12 members and five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley Wscs
Trinity Methodist Church
Vacation Bible School
Rita Hollinger
Marion Coen
Norman Hazen
Guy McIntosh
Clifford Gibson
Denny Peterson
Roy Armstrong
Marvin Holmes
Bill Runnells
Bill Mason
Bill Curry
Bill Roberts
Socialettes lunch and Soropithuse Club year end dinner
A noon luncheon was held Thursday in the Lofgreen building by a Soropithuse Club group. Chapter AA of PEO hosted a dinner Monday evening at Mrs. E F Bowers home marking the final club session of the year. Guests included Mrs Beth Brown Independence Missouri Mrs E M Bowers Muskogee Oklahoma and Mrs T J Campbell Newton Iowa. The committee featured Miss Gertrude Clark and several members.
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Hee . Soropithuse
Lofgreen
PEO
E. F. Bowers
Beth Brown
Independence
E. M. Bowers
Muskogee
Okla
T. J. Campbell
Newton
Gertrude Clark
J.F. Barr
W. S. Bowers
M. H. Forester
J. R. Henning
P. K. Worley
Bruce Spears
Dean Royse
Louise Walker
RNF Meeting Held Monday With Picnic Plans
Mrs Henry Lilly entertained RNF Club Monday evening assisted by Mrs Carl Furman. Mrs Lois McIntosh presided. Plans were made for a family picnic June 22. Members exchanged house plants for roll call. Mrs Glenn Miller won the door prize and Mrs Bob Robinson bingo prizes. Refreshments were served.
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Henry Lilly
Carl Furman
Lois McIntosh
Glenn Miller
Bob Robinson
Barbecue Butter goes with meat or fish
A new go along recipe for meat or fish, Barbecue Butter, is featured by Cecily Brownstone. The mix combines fruit cocktail syrup with raisins onion brown sugar cider vinegar ginger salt garlic and pickling spice, simmered to a thick sauce, then blended fruit folded in. Serve warm or chilled, makes about 3 cups, store in a jar.
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E. E. Turner
Max Pierson
Archie Clark
Marian Jackson
Vivian Brown
UP News
Heights
Just
Red
Associated Press
Ottawa “Herald
Page
Promenaders
Bolas
Wscs Circle
Zestier
Starfire
Moore Chevrolet Olds. Inc
Pittsburgh
Oldsmobile
Mit
RNF
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
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