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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1954
Page
5
Spring fashion tips highlight skirts in navy gray beige or black with matching tops in jersey cotton or silk. Hats range from straw sailor to beret and fringe styles while borrowed masculine coats sailor collars and oversized white organdy neckties add feminine touches. A baby blue dress and coat embody Parisian chic.
A nickel silver electroplated manufacturer offers care guidance: wash as usual with dishes, avoid abrasives, and use a soft cloth to remove tarnish and restore original luster.
The Greater Cleveland Home and Garden show runs March 6 to 16 with a March 5 deadline for reduced ticket pricing. Tickets are available at Central Book Store, Men's Shop, Likly Rockett's, Hess and Hess Pharmacy, and Dey's Hardware Store. Elyria Garden Club will meet at the Woman's Club on March 11.
British spring and summer lines drop the pencil silhouette and lift the bust as the focal point. Designer Hardy Amies, dressmaker to Queen Elizabeth II, notes the battle area is the bust and above. A Sweden import model larger than average highlights the shift toward fuller figures.
Bethel Shrine No 24 met in IOOF hall with Worthy High Priestess Helen Ehlert presiding. Deputy Supreme Watchman Ralph Swagger and Hilda Swagger were honored visitors. Upcoming meeting dates, January birthdays, and a Valentine party were announced with prizes and birthday cakes prepared by Lois Lybrink and helpers.
A white enamel wall cabinet saves counter space by storing four bin like condiment canisters with chrome knobs. Each canister tips out at an angle to prevent spills and can be removed completely for easy washing.
Local church groups report on meetings including St Francis Xavier Mission Circle No 17 at Mrs L H Keller home with rosary, minutes, rosaries and Sacred Heart badges, and plans for March 9 at Mrs R W Cobb's. Catholic Study Club No 14 discussed Father Smith Instructs Jackson and Sunshine chairman sent cards while new Catholic Study Club No 9 formed with officers. Roosevelt Founders Day noted PTA celebration with poems, health talks, and Founder's Day dinner tickets. Gates PTA hosted safety patrols dinner with square dancing and multiple attendees. St Paul Circle No 4 and St John Ladies Aid discussed meetings, luncheons, readings, and upcoming events. East Side Guild sewed after a tureen lunch. Also washing tag tips and furniture care tips included.
Comedian Henry Morgan, star of the Gary Moore program, will headline The Cleveland Press Club Heart Fund television show Sunday at 12 15 am. The two hour program features 15 acts and aims to remind listeners Heart Sunday February 14 visit volunteers. Morgan, born 1915 in New York City, rose from radio announcing posts in Duluth Philadelphia and Boston to form his own radio comedies in 1942 before serving in the Army a year later and returning to become a leading stop comic.
A practical cabinet type cart with rubber tires provides extra work surface and stores soaps, brushes, bleach, and laundry items. It rolls under a TV setup during Ohio debut with musicians and entertainers named in the readable text.
Mrs Hester Johnson Row and Peterson reading demonstrator visits county schools with a schedule. February 24 Avon school nine am grades three and four. 10 30 am grades five and six. South Amherst two pm grades three and four. February 25 Grafton school 3S am grades three and four. South Amherst two pm grades five and six. February 26 Maplewood school nine am grades three and four. 10 30 am grades five and six.
The pattern 9334 offers a slimming V-neckline with scalloped pockets and asymmetric detail for short fuller figures. Designed for cotton silk print faille in sizes 14 to 24, it includes a complete Sew Chart and requires 4 1/4 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents mailing to Pattern Dept. New York.
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