All Seek Help At Signs Of Aging
Vivian Brown profiles George Masters, famed beauty specialist, arguing age 30 as turning point for women to seek enhancements. He commands high fees in New York and Las Vegas, cites clients like Monroe and Loren, advocates natural looks, and hints at Army beauty consulting. Also notes club and church notices from Ottawa, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Brown
UP News
George Masters
Hollywood
New York
Masters
Marilyn Monroe
Audrey Hepburn
Sophia Loren
Doris Day
Princess Radziwell
Lynda Bird Johnson
George Hamilton
Philadelphia
Las Vegas
Club Notes and Women’s Circles Gather for Meetings
A long string of church and community group reports outlines recent meetings. Rebekah circle in the church hosted by Velda Gerth featured devotions by Roy Hackney and outlined new officers led by Ruth Gollier. Esther circle held at E W Lash with lessons on Psalms and new officers. Searchers Circle of First Baptist announced the Kansas Baptist Convention in October with a travel bus and all day White Cross plans. Baxter Social Hour Club held a birthday potluck as MS fund donations were voted. quizzes and prizes noted. Rachel Circle at First United Methodist heard Youth Tour report. upcoming bazaar and guest lists recorded. Lynette Russell CWF Circle met at First Christian. programs for the year discussed and lessons led by Leola Doyen. Westminster UPW heard Jerry Moyer discuss emergency food aid. rummage sale prep noted. Nazarene Missionary Society reviewed global work. Ladies Fellowship host set. Eagles Auxiliary discussed membership, kiddie carnival, and district meeting at Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerth
Mildred McKee
Glenn Bigelow
Arthur Jensen
Russell Baker
Bessie New
Esther Circle
E. W. Lash
Esther Slawson
Elizabeth Stoffer
E. G. Stith
Melvin Booth
Stith
Vera DeWald
Lash
Searchers Circle
First Baptist Church
Raymond Gillette
Harald Letchworth
John Macy
Kansas Baptist Convention
Prairie Baptist Church
Kansas City
Kan
Trinity United Methodist Church
Baxter
Lewis Stewart
Harry Johnson
Charles Redman
Keith Page
Agriculture
L. A. Reeder
William Ratzlaff
Jim Allen
Don Eubank
Tommy Sink
Leonard Brunson
Max Shoemaker
Rachel Circle
First United Methodist Church
Donna Bradley
Letha Woods
Ken Harris
Terry Mavity
Southwest
WSCS
Michael Shepard
Dudley Gibson
E. V. Meyer
Lynette Russell Cwf
First Christian Church
Lee Finch
Elizabeth Mavity
Leola Doyen
Jerry Moyer
Franklin County Community Action Committee
Westminster Upw
Fellowship Hall
Moyer
Clifford Grover
L. O. Gaddis
Frank Worthington
Martin Brockway
Wrought Iron Cleaning Tip From Dear Heloise
A reader shares practical household hacks for cleaning wrought iron patio furniture using a tall brush and detergent soapy cloths. Additional tips cover garlic in roasts, weed removal with a modified rake, timing for children, and makeshift furniture for visiting grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Army
Clarence Rea
Lodge
Lawrence
Ottawa
Brink
Richard Maxwell
Raymond Stankard
Faith Lutheran Guild
Roy Reed
Earl Pope
Albert Masenthin
Roger Oakes
Bob Schoonover
Christ Lutheran Church
Topeka
Emily Marcham
Dorcas
Olin Wollen
M. A. Welty
T. E. Fleming
Alex Telfer
Jessie Harold
Henry Alban
Alfred Schmitt
J. L. Hysom
R. D. Mahoney
LeRoy G. Allen
Clarence Harder
Deborah Circle
Ora Johnson
Harry Williams
Gloria Williams
Max D. Roberts
C. E. Buckner
Walter Anderson
Guy Briscoe
Paul Overstreet
Earl Cummings
Genevieve Gillette
R. D. Nichols
Cummings
Ronald Spencer
Ray Howell
Overland Park
May Wolgast
American Bible Society
Julian Kirven
H. K. Stevens
R. D. Waymire
Dora New
Nazarene Missionary Society
Nazarene Church
Ruby Sanford
Nazarene Worldwide Missionary Society
Jam Thornton
Hal Adamson
James Thornton
Ladies Fellowship
Eagles
Jack Michael
Msg
Virgil Chambers
Hayward Brill
JJ Conway
Larry Malone
Mary Wollam
Doris M
E.F.H
Carol Massinger
Anna L
Vera Ulrickson
Paine
The
Kansas State Bank
FDIC
Albright
Pedwinie Shoes
Richardson’s
Ogok
Franklin Savings
Franklin
Olathe
East Park
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