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Newspaper
Sun Advertiser
Location
Yuma, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1950
Page
7
New York fashion coverage notes glove length linked to sleeve length. Several fabrics from wool to cape skin appear, with cuffs and decorative stitching showcased by Grandee and designer collections. French embroideries and Wrench suede accents color a varied glove range for dressy wear and winter protection.
The Feorstler Square Dance Club begins a six lesson series today at the Armory on 1st street and lat avenue. Lessons cover fundamentals and familiar figures to prepare participants for dances with Bells & Beaux Hoefownera and Frontier clubs. Square dancing in Arizona draws many and offers a democratic, social, moderate activity for all ages guided by a caller.
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters invite members to a Friday 7 PM family potluck at hall. Bring a covered dish and a white elephant for prizes. Dessert provided. Members encouraged to invite prospective members. Call for details.
Trigg described a six week journey through France Luxemburg Switzerland Germany Italy Belgium and other European nations. He displayed currencies from the visited countries as Hewrik Smith presided and George Baskerville led the program. Attending guests included John Lyons John Dallabella and B. J. Wayne.
Walter Davenport age 21 and Clara White age 17, both of Gadsden, obtained licenses to wed as recorded by the clerk of the superior court.
Hospital notes list patient pairs with dates and addresses. Names include Joy Louise Charles Mer, Gilbert Ronald Sisia Ramillo, Alfredo Andrew L Mare Lines, Ronald Watt Lee, William Menard William llarvison, Carla Lynn Carl K Bor ing, David Atlen A William BR Lipp, Christopher David Frank Figueroa, Jesse Lee Francis Nash, James Wilson James Wil ton Carter, Camille Peter Martinga, Roger Arden Ardell J Reid, Aubrey Siram Aubrey TH McKown, Mary Ellen Kenneth Wharton.
Somerton hosted a post-nuptial shower for Bride Helen Coontz at the Boy Scout clubhouse on Monday. Hostesses Mary Cuming Ina Bana and E Tennison Crump presented gifts. refreshments followed as guests shared in informal greetings.
Caroline Yarwood hosted a farewell dinner at her home on Sunday honoring her grandson Edward Yarwood who left October 10 for Army training. He is stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Attendees included Harold and family, Bobbie and family, Louis Kehl family, Janet and Ernie, Harold Rutledge and others, all gathered for the early Thanksgiving style event.
The St. Pauls Episcopal auxiliary met at the Parish House to discuss the upcoming fall bazaar. Mrs. R. M. Matty led the session with committee reports, devotionals by Mrs. Charles H. Crawford, and hostesses Mrs. H. C. Hiatt and J. Byrne providing refreshments. Members and guests, including Mrs. Robert Gar, attended as sewing and bazaar work continued.
An article warns teens against early use of high heels noting they lack grace and poise. It discusses fashion trends for in-between ages and argues most girls prefer youthful teen styles while risky footwear highlights awkward transitions. Mention of Mrs. W. H. Pruitt and Mrs. K. H. DeHoft appears in passing.
A narrator recounts a tale about her husband not appreciating a joke as others do. She ponders two paths to reconciliation: avoid repeating the same story and consider a gentle remark to restore his dignity while learning not to retell the anecdote.
Grace and taste are weighed against a health factor as Most specialists warn that wearing high heels too early in life can be extremely harmful to foot and posture development and long term wellbeing.
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