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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1962
Page
9
Practical moving day guidance from a homemaker care program. Plan ahead by sending carpets for professional cleaning and arranging direct delivery to the new home. For long moves have carpets arrive before movers. Pack essentials separately and label cartons for easy location in the new house. After delivery clean furniture and consider cleaning fabrics to brighten upholstery.
Reporter Eugenia Sheppard notes brides and guests embrace floral displays with bold colors and loose arrangements. The piece covers corsages, vase and floor styling, and how socialites like Jackie Kennedy influence the trend while brides seek simple, natural looks.
The Kay-Harrison League met to display water color paintings, crafts, hand-deco bread boards, and painted place cards. Members presented a Braille book overview and South American jewelry including a layered wedding necklace. Mrs. Salinas described her Bolivian ties.
May issue of Better Homes and Gardens showcases imaginative window ideas to color and elevate home decor. It highlights proper use of drapes blinds and screens to add a distinctive touch and urges readers to buy the May issue.
The Elyria branch of the American Association of University Women presents the final film in its series at Amherst Theater. The Japanese feature Weeee will be shown tonight and tomorrow, awarding its Lion of Stark prize at theVen.
A society item notes the Ice Film Festival on page 2 with coverage of pre World War II era Japanese warlords. Hostesses listed include Mrs G Russell Hargate Mrs H F Norris Mary Beattie Mrs A W Del Arroyo and Mrs Gardiner White head.
A Readers' Forum piece urges parents to take children to the library, expose them to picture books, and share story hours. It cites names and asks for tips, noting a child’s questions and seeking community input while stressing companionship and patience.
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