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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1957
Page
6
Flowers splash over dacron and cotton fabrics for a dinner at home. A feminine blouse with wings, lace edging, and three-quarter sleeves suits candlelight dining. Roses bloom on drip-dry satin fabric with a flat Italian collar and square brass buttons.
In this season the blouse becomes versatile and worn beyond offices. Silk chiffon appears in homes, restaurants, theaters, and entertaining settings, with fabrics ranging from elaborate to simple. Women collect cashmere sweaters now, mirroring the blouse and shirt trend.
Miss Ruth Grant led the major lesson Helping Children to Cope with their Emotions at the Herrin Home Bureau meeting on November 26 at Nora Moore's home. A minor lesson Sauces for Desserts was given by Moore and Fred Meyers. The group donated 5 to muscular dystrophy. Next meeting is December 17 at Muriel Park Avenue home with potluck and a 1 gift exchange.
Dr George W Crane advocates giving children books and reading games to foster lifelong learning and higher education aspirations. Reading aloud on grandparents laps builds vocabulary and moral grounding, with Bible stories and uplifting Christmas books like Little Sandy Sleighfoot endorsed by Peale and Roosevelt to motivate future scholars.
A fashion survey by the SIU School of Home Economics shows women students prefer mid calf straight skirts, red and beige colors, high heeled shoes, wide belts, and ballerina length garments. Dr. Adeline M. Hoffman heads the Clothing and Textiles department.
This small pattern labeled No. 105 offers a dainty party frock trimmed with appliqued bows birds or cherries. Includes tissues sizes 1 2 3 and directions. Send 25 cents in coins to Martha Madison at C-6 Southern Illinoisan 367 W. Ad B. Chieren 6 TH.
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