Summer Hat Can Be A Girl's Best Friend
New York report says a hat enhances summer style while shielding hair from sun and soot. Hats range from denim to raffia, lightweight and packable, with prices and styles to suit every face.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
6
New York report says a hat enhances summer style while shielding hair from sun and soot. Hats range from denim to raffia, lightweight and packable, with prices and styles to suit every face.
Cute china designs for kitchen towels with hot iron transfer six motifs color chart and stitch illustrations Send 35 cents to Anne Cabot Raleigh Register 1150 Ave of Americas New York NY 10036 for pattern 2974 First class mailing add 10 cents per pattern Print name address with ZIP code style number and size 66 Spring and Summer Album 50 cents a copy keepsake
A sunny weekend breakfast feature for six servings folds spicy pork sausage eggs and Cheddar into a cornmeal sour cream mixture with tomato sauce and mushrooms. Six ramekins are filled with sausage then topped with cornmeal mixture and an egg, cheese sprinkled. Bake 350 F for 20 25 minutes. Serve with fruit toast and coffee.
Mr and Mrs Ronald L Leff ler of Itmann announce a daughter Cindy Lee born June 12 at 6 22 am in Raleigh General Hospital weight seven pounds one ounce Jeffrey Brice Williams born June 12 at 8 28 am to Mr and Mrs Alfred H Williams of Daniels weight 8 pounds 6 ounces Michael Alan Lyttle born June 12 at 5 17 pm to Mr and Mrs Michael A Lyttle of Beaver weight 8 pounds 6 ounces.
A breezy tennis dress returns for summer play made from fabric that can be machine washed and air dried. The new wrinkleproof design aims for carefree wear during afternoon matches and easy living.
A UPI report from Washington highlights beef as the standout meat for the weekend, with round and rump roast cuts and chuck steaks named as best buys. Whole broiler fryers and hen turkeys remain strong family favorites, while plentiful fruits and vegetables include apples melons lemons and lettuce. Coastal and Northeastern regions list varied meat availability, cold cuts, poultry, and abundant produce, with a June fish report noting clams king crab swordfish and various fillets in good supply.
Karen Elaine Smith and William Forrest Gray wed in a double ring ceremony at New Pros et Baptist Church Sweeneysburg. The couple, both graduates of Woodrow Wilson High School, plan to reside at 109 12 Hill St. with reception at the bride’s grandparents home.
Miss Susan File is honored at a lingerie shower hosted by Mrs. Philip W Payne and Mrs. R Douglas Hall at Hall home 213 Highland St The honoree will wed E M Payne III Saturday at noon at the First Christian Church Guests include Mrs W H File Jr Mrs N T Gagalis Miss Terry Jacobs Miss Ellen Burleson Miss Susan Burleson Miss Mary Hutchinson Miss Julia Hutchinson and Mrs Robert T Gardner The table features ecru cloth blue embroidery blue California daisies white pompons silver and ivory accents and tea service
A cautionary note warns that a young woman may suffer violent reactions in skin complexion and hair from a no eating crash diet. The advice suggests maintaining some butter milk sugar and plenty of meats and vegetables while cutting portions and skipping between meal snacks.
Hair brushing hints describe techniques for different hair lengths. Short hair is brushed forward after roller removal while longer hair is brushed upward to blend set. Lift strands toward the scalp for fullness and then smooth the outer layer.
First sign of summer could be you in a flowering chiffon. A bouquet of printed silk chiffon freshly picked for now for you. This season's fashion news features a free flowing coat over a bare armed smock style dress with a tossed matching scarf.
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