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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
7
A theater style column promotes the Many-Way Scarf with instructions from Bing er Sewing Center. The piece explains its nine colored fabric squares arranged with flying corners and notes versatile wear options from bolero to hood and jabot. It highlights French chiffon in black pink and teal and urges readers to make one as a fashionable gift.
A fashion judging wave causes nervous breakdowns as experts assess home sewing and student design contests with prizes up to 125000 dollars. Hannah Troy, judge in the Sew Off, says she could not sleep after selecting the grand prize winner Mrs. Paul Edward Bell of Lakewood Ohio.
Esther Circle meets at the Lutheran Parish hall at 2 The Twinite Mixed Foursomes play by Jones Golf Club at p.m. Zeta Delta Gamma gathering at s Restaurant in the evening. risa Youth Program at the Community House. 6:30 p.m. German American Social Club at the VFW clubhouse on Pineapple Ave. Saturday 10 a.m. Open House at the Community House.
Shrimp guidance notes that large shrimp yield two dozen or more per pound. Bacon can be baked on a rack in a shallow pan in a 400 degree oven for about 15 minutes until crisp.
Members of the Junior and Bee Ridge Woman's Clubs gathered at the clubhouse for an annual installation marking the 41st anniversary of the Bee Ridge club which owns its building financed by Family Night Suppers. Nine Sarasotans earned medals in a Tampa dance proficiency event, and a Sarasota recital featured piano, secerdian, guitar and voice performances plus a Gay 90s minstrel act.
Nu Phi Mu Chapter members held a Wednesday evening ceremony at the Plaza with a badge ritual led by Miss Marion Cotton. New president Miss Effie Cooksey and officers including Miss Vanderipe and Miss Rankin were installed, with guests in attendance. UDC John A. Fite Chapter also installed officers at home of Mrs. Trenholm.
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