Prominent Designer Del Mar dress pattern and home advice
A Raleigh Register pattern notice promotes Pattern A690 for a halter dress with an Empire silhouette and a bloused-back jacket in denim or white linen options. It lists sizing 10 through 18, yardage, and mailing details. A separate item warns homeowners to plan landscaping to accommodate air conditioning equipment and central heating systems.
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Mercury
del Mar
Empire
Van'il Hava
Missionary Society Names New Officers
New officers of the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church were announced at a Wednesday meeting in the church lower auditorium. The slate includes Mrs. James Patton as first vice president and Mrs. George Stallings as vice president of Christian service, among others. a New Year gathering is planned for April 12 at Memorial Baptist Church.
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Women’s Missionary Society
The
First Baptist Church
James Patton
Rirs
French Davis
George Stallings
Christian Service
Charles Earehart Jr
Jove Gil
D. W. MacAlister
White Cross
Calvin Moore
Christian Social Relations
Kermit Locke
Efleen Hamilton
T. V W. Hutchinson
Alber Allen, Jr
Fellowship Guild
Earl Hall
W. A. Thompson
Nathan Lilly
J. J. Bowling
Paul Hutchinson
D. T. Keatley Jr
Ben Shrewsbury
H. M. Jernigan
Julia Ann Casey
Mary Carpenter
Carlos Gunnoe
L. ¢. Gwinn
A. F. Bryson
Cirjcle No.6
Carmel Rambeau
R. C. Pennington
Thailand
C. F. Ratliff
Memorial Baptist Church
E. ©. Snider
Community Group Plans Spaghetti Supper on March 30
The Oak Grove Pleasant Hills Community Group met in Via's basement to finalize a spaghetti supper at Via's basement on March 30 from 4 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Marcial Feijo will prepare enough spaghetti for at least 200 servings, and a committee includes Mrs. Bob Daniels Mrs C D Hatcher Mrs V D Hatcher Mrs Ezra Deck Mrs George Pugh and Mrs Margaret Minor.
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Oak Grove
Pleasant Hills
Via
Eccles Road
Marcial Feijo
Bob Daniels
C. D. Hatcher
V. D. Hatcher
Ezra Deck
George Pugh
Margaret Minor
Woman's Place in The Economy
Nelen B Siaffer argues women are a fixed, growing factor in the national economy. Projections show a rising female labor force driven by demand, with 26.2 million women expected at work by 1955 and future growth across age groups and professional roles.
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Nelen B. Siaffer
Secretary of Labor
Labor
Mitchell
Labor Department
I Ncfease
Census Bureau
Creole Sauce Omelet Delights With Poached Eggs
A vintage recipe touts Creole Sauce with omelets and English muffins. It details beating egg whites and yolks, cooking a puffed omelet in a skillet, finishing in a 325 degree oven, then topping with a spicy tomato onion pepper Creole Sauce and optional parsley.
Biochemistry May Be Cancer Cure Says Woman Doctor
Dr Edith Quimby, a leading biophysicist, says biochemistry may unlock a universal cancer cure, while radiation and surgery help in some cases. She cautions against public alarm over radiation and notes progress from 140,000 to 24 million volts in cancer research.
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Nobothy
Edith Quimby
Dr. Quimby
Shirley L. Quimby
Columbia University
Giocchino
Failla
Columbiatron Research
Quimby
Pleats and Drapes Round Out Spring Dresses
Fashion notes for spring feature softer sheath silhouettes with eased waists and peg top skirts. Draping adds fullness with side or back panels and harem hems, while tailored dresses favor pleats. Empire lines use selfbands and cummerbunds, belts gain importance with bloused and shirtwaist styles.
Cherry Dessert Variation with Cherry Preserves
A jelly roll adapted with cherry preserves replaces jelly. Decorate with whipped cream tinted pink and adorn with whole cherries atop for a festive dessert twist.
Constipation remedies tout new laxative Coronain
An advertisement claims Coronain and related products moisturize and bulk the colon to relieve constipation overnight. It touts Coronain as safe for pregnancy and superior to older laxatives, offering a 60 tablet package for 98 cents.
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Coronaio
Coxopaip
Michelangelo Biography in Work by Irving Stone
Irving Stone, author of Van Gogh biographies, begins a Michelangelo biographical novel for Doubleday. Aimed for fall 1959, the project includes translators, researchers, and a villa base near Florence. Stone emphasizes rigorous research and plans seven drafts with a collaborative editing process.
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van Gogh
Irving Stone
Michelangelo
W. G. Rogers
New York
Vincent van Goh
Jack London
Eugene V. Debs
Jessie B. Fremont
Rachel Jackson
John Noble
Doubleday
Stone
Mrs. Slone
Fiesale
Florence
Setfignano
Bernard Berenson
Paris
Arles
Auwers
Rome
Carrara
Library’ of Congress
John O'Hara
MacKinlay Kanter
Andrew Jackson
Myzelf
Rachel
M's
Slim to Full Styles Have Softer Airs This Spring
Junior fashions lean toward soft silhouettes with new fabrics and colors. Slim and full shapes, raised waistlines, capelets, and detachable capes appear across dresses, suits, coats, and jackets. Soft shoulder lines, dolman sleeves, and brass buttons complete the youthful, rounded look.
Leather Styles Shape Spring Fashion Scene
Leather dominates the spring style scene with full length coats short jackets and car coats in suede and grain. New leather capes and cape like coats appear with gathers and slant pockets. Suede now moves beyond country wear while colors range from beige to brown bright shades and stark black and white contrasts. Leather jackets offer versatile looks from motorcycle inspired to after five trims with fur or rhinestones.
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Raleigh Register
Pattern Department
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
N.Y
West Virginia
Telephone Company
the Chesapeake and Potomac
Norge
Love Bros. Electric
Johnstown Road
Beckley
Jamaica
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